The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 07, 1929, Image 2

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    THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
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Brock had left him, lay close to the
still shape, his head on tbe cheat,
slant eyes closed to slits, as he
breathed bis sorrow in low, quavering
A portion of Paradise farm, the pio­
whimpers.
neer home of W. L. Adams at Hood
Later, the guardian o f the dead sud- |
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E
L
E
A
D
D
O
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River, is being converted into a super­
denly rose, baring his great fangs in
Debt Experts Map System
Principal Events of the Week automobile park.
a warning snarl. Wide-eyed with fear, |
O
GEORGE MARSH Q
Gaspard found them.
Completion
of
the
$3,000,000
develop­
Favoring
International
Bank
Assembled for Information
“ Brock I He ees hurt. Flash?”
ment of the Edward Hines Western
for Settlement.
With a side glance at tbe body of
Copyright by T h « Pena Publishing Company
of Our Readers.
Pine company at Burns is set for early
tbe Indian in the snow, Gaspurd bur- |
WNU terrien
In December of this year. The pres
rled to bis stricken friend, bis gray
ent force of 1000 men will be Increase
C H A P T E R X I I— Continued
Paris.—The loss by S. Parker Gil­
Diamond lake was opened for the
face set with anxiety. But tbe hairy
ed to 500 by July 1.
bert of his Job as general agent for
•eason recently.
bulk o f Flash quietly barred bis way.
“ When they come, 1 won't be berel"
reparations payments will be one of
Kjsen demand at high prices for
“ What de trouble. Flash? You t’ink
Immediate relief from traffic con­
the consequences of the report of the Brock rasped through his teeth. Gaspard h„rt Brock?” And the half-
week-old calves is aiding Tillamook
gestion lr the streets of Tillamook is
Straight
back
info
the
thick
spruce
he
second Dawes committee, now well to­
county dairymen in meeting heavy
breed stared apprebenslvelv over tbe
getting to be a serious problem.
ward completion, if the governments forced the raging and bewildered barrier of Flash's intervening bulk at
feed bills. Heifer calves are bringing
dogs.
Reaching
good
cover,
he
halted,
A general movement of sheep In from $5 to $15 each, depending upon
the furrow In the forehead of the
accept It. Another Important result
bolding the dogs by sheer power alone.
body in the snow. Offer'ng no vio­
Umatilla county from winter ranges to the record of the dam.
will be the practical suppression of the
Then, suddenly from the direction
lence, with no rumble of hostility,
the higher summer ranges is now un-
reparations commission as a medium o f the river rose the brittle yelps of
News from the war department at
der way.
for payments, while an experiment Slit-Ear and Kona. They had found Flush stood stoically on guard, refus­
Washington indicates that Battery E,
with big possibilities in it will be the the Crees 1 A rifle crashed— then an­ ing to share the beloved body.
Plans are being made at Hood River at Cottage Grove, received the classi­
A D O Z E N different things mayi
GaspR-d was in a quandary. It was
recommendation that a new interna­ other.
* * cause a headache, but there’«
to celebrate on the Fourth of July the fication of “ Excellent” for the year
clear Brock had been shot in the
With a sob, Brock muttered: “ I f
tional institution be set up to handle
just one thing you need ever do to
completion of the city's new $250,000 1928, the highest rating that cun be
bead—how badly he could not tell.
get relief. Bayer Aspirin is an
reparations called “ the bank for inter­ they’ve shot ’em ! They’ll pay for It There was the path o f the bullet across
attained by a battery.
water system.
—pay
for
I
t
!”
absolute antidote fo r such pain.
national settlements."
the temple. He must list q to his
Fred P. Cronemiller Jr. has been
For the first time In the past 10
Uls wrists were raw with the plung­
Keep it at the office. H ave it handy
C h e lc k R atal R a b sl, venerab le A rab,
Specific recommendations in the re­
heart!
And
there
stood
Flash,
bar­
years, Tillamook county has no war­ appointed supervisor of the Modoc na­ w ho c la im s he Is 155 ye a rs of age. He
In the home. Those subject to fre­
ing o f the maddened huskies fast get­
port will be:
ring
the
way—
Flash
who
bad
given
quent or sudden headaches should
rant indebtedness, according to the tional forest, succeeding George W. Is keen of m ind and rem e m b ers the
ting ont of hand, when he caught a
1. Substitution of Mr. Young's an­
his love and allegiance to one man,
carry Bayer Aspirin in the pocket-
fleeting glimpse of a dark patch mov­
Lyons, who died recently as the re­ details of an A ra b ia n m aissacre of
county treasurer.
nuities, as agreed upon, for the ing through the scrub. Loosing the forever.
tin. Until you have used it for head­
Snow Is melting rapidly at# Crater sult of serious burns Incurred when 1811. H e rem e m b ers w hen G eorge III Dawes plan.
Sitting
down
on
the
snow,
Gaspard
aches, colds, neuralgia, etc., you’ve
dogs, Brock fired. The dark spot in
w as k in g o f E n gla n d .
Lake. It is now about 3% feet deep, a gasoline lamp exploded.
began to talk and croon to the dog
2. Substitution of “ the bank for in­ the distance vanished. Pumping a
no idea how Bayer Aspirin can help.
An
effort
is
being
made
to
obtain
a
whose heart lay with the still figure
and automobiles can be driven within
ternational settlement” for the repara­ shell Into the chamber o f his 30-30,
I t means quick, complete relief to
permanent record of the names of
13 miles of the lake.
tions commission and agent-general be cautiously advanced, while the he guarded. For a long space tbe
millions o f men and women who
dog Ignored him, but, In tlie end, with
U6e it every year. An d it does not
for reparations in receiving and dis­ great Ungavas roared ahead through
The largest class in the history of people buried in the Oakville ceme­
depress the heart.
the forest to the succor of their com­ rumbling protest, suffered the friend
tributing payments.
Pacific university was graduated June tery, between Corvallis and Albany
of Brock to touch the still shape.
I. Settlement by the governments rades.
3. There were 41 graduates, as com­ and one of the oldest burial grounds
Then the eager ears o f the half-
Brock found the trail o f the Indian
in
the
Willamette
valley.
as
soon
as
possible
and
at
the
latest
pared with 24 last year.
leading out to the river. He had breed listened at Brock’s chest Yes,
within
two
years
of
the
question
of
The American Legion post of As­
missed.
A private game farm is to be estab­
toria, Wauna and Seaside is plan­
Washington, D. C.—Refunds of taxes the obligations incurred by the suc­
Xaplrin li th» tn d » mtrk of B «j«r M«ni>f»ctan
lished on the old Barneburg place,
Where was Gaspard? Had he heard
of Mono»cetic»cide»t«r of Solicrlicmcld
ning a giant clambake for all ex-serv­ totaling $10,428,025 have been an­ cessor states to Austrian territory.
the firing? Was he coming? Where
three miles east of Medford, especial­
4.
Reduction
and
recovery
of
taxes
ice men to be held in Seaside June nounced by the Internal revenue
was Gaspard?
ly for the raising of waterfowl.
Farm Clubs Grow
8 and 9. The committee expects 1000 bureau in the first 40 days of the oper­ imposed by creditor countries on Ger­
Free of his dogs, Brock started ■
The 4-H club movement, which ha«
Municipal improvements in Klam­
ation of the executive order of Presi­ man imports from 26 to 20 per cent.
persons to attend the affair.
counter stalk o f the men bunting him.
grown with leaps and bounds since It«
ath Falls this year — not including
5. Modification of the Dawes lien Eyes strained, nerves taut, with cocked
Work of the new Pacific Telephohne dent Hoover making public all refunds
Inception a few years ago, took an­
general maintenance work—will reach
on German railroads so as to permit rifle he followed the trail. Again rifles
of
$20,000
or
more.
other great step forward during 1028,
$780,000, according to the city engi­ A Telegraph building at Salem will
crashed ahead of him, above the yelps
In addition to the refunds, taxpay­ Germans to finance them.
get under way soon, according to an­
according to the tabulation o f county
neer.
o
f
Flash
and
Yellow-Eye—
and
again.
6. Any eventual reduction in the
agents’ reports, made at the Depart­
nouncement made recently.
L. H. ers have been paid $114,120 in Interest
“ They’re shooting the dogs I”
William Allen, Salem canneryman,
on the amounts which were due them, allied war debts to the United States
ment o f Agriculture. An increase of
Hoffman of Portland is the contractor
Then Brock McCain reached the bat­
predicts that the Oregon prune crop
while others have been allowed credits to be applied in reducing the annui­
47,000 members over 1027 Indicated In
The structure will cost $184,000.
tle
In
the
bush.
With
a
sob,
he
saw,
will reach 30,000 tons this year, In
the total figure o f 660,000. The esti­
of $2,598,922 and have received abate­ ties due from Germany.
through an opening fifty yards away, a
A 25,000-foot daily capacity sawmill
contrast with almost a total failure
7. A moratorium of two years to
mated total o f those who will com­
ment of taxes aggregating $5,204,088.
great yeliow-and-wbite body stretched
at Culp creek has been purchased by
plete their work during the coming
in 1928.
Taxpayers also have received $397 in be eventually accorded on half of the on the snow.
Scott & Jeans of Portland, and will
year Is also about 47,000 over last
protected part, or 1,390,000,000 marks,
The sowing of 3000 acres of beans be put into continuous operation at costs.
“ Yellow-Eye I They’ve got Yellow-
year’s figure.
The majority of the overassessments of the first series of annuities when Eye I” choked the boy, as he ran,
In the Athena district has been com­ once, an adequate supply of timber
have been caused by redetermination financial difficulties of the reich may searching the scrub for the smoke of
pleted. An equal number of acres is having already been arranged for.
a rifle.
of the income taxes and by court déci­ require.
being planted in the Weston neigh­
The Clatsop county commissioners
8. Commercialization as becomes
With his rifle covering his advance,
dons or orders of the board of tax ap­
borhood.
at a meeting recently decided to ini­
possible of the amount representing Brock approached to where the great
peals.
Some
of
the
refunds
have
been
Albert Groshong recently killed a tiate steps toward asking the federal
the present value of 500,000,000 marks dog lay stretched In the snow, head
biac'- bear near Wilholt, in Clackamas government to return to Clatsop coun­ allowed on estate taxes because of
on forefeet. Then the roving eyes of
of the first 37 annuities.
additional
payments
made
to
states
county. It weighed 300 pounds, and ty the $100,000 paid by the county for
the boy saw a hooded figure swing
after the federal estate tax returns had
for some time had been killing sheep the Tongue Point naval base site.
from the branches of a spruce to the
been
made.
and goats.
snow, a grimace of satisfaction
A. L. Brooks, a Lafayette nursery­
Among the large refunds was one
wrinkling his swart face.
Pea growers of the Brownsmead dis­ man and prune grower, is of the opin­
of $4,625,630 to the estate of William
Dropping on a knee, Brock lined
trict, Clatsop county, have approved ion that there will be about three-
Wa'dorf Astor of New York, which was
his sights as a knife flashed from the
a plan to market this year's crop fourths of a prune crop in Yamhill
made under a decision of the United
Cree’s sash and the killer of the king-
through a pool. The crop is estimat­ county. Peaches will be about half a
dog leaned over the motionless shape.
States circuit court of appeals of the
ed at 70 tons.
crop and the pear crop will be small. second circuit.
Cheyenne, Wyo.— Property damage Then, as his forefinger curled on the W ith a Muffled S n a rl the M ig h ty U n ­
Wasco county Pomona grange has
The making public of the refunds estimated at $350,000 resulted from trigger of his 30-30, Brock gasped.
The annual memorial services at the
g a va B ore the In d ia n to the Snow
adopted a resolution to the effect that historic pioneer Providence church followed criticisms by members of flood waters of Turgid Crow creek, Up from the snow lunged the yellow-
B en eath Him .
and-white
shape.
Tne
great
tusks
county budget committees should be near Crabtree will be held Sunday, congress of the treasury because of which Inundated the bottom lands of
snapped on the exposed throat o f the the heart was beating I The gouge In
appointed by the circuit court instead July 21, with an all-day meeting con­ appropriations requested for use io west and south Cheyenne early Sun­
man bent forward. With a muffled the tempi® had not fractured the
of the county court.
day, claimed one life and carried away
ducted by the Rev. Henry Albers, paying refunds.
snarl the mighty Ungava bore the In­ skull.
four dams on the Hereford ranch, dian to the snow beneath him. Once—
The Deschutes county court has de­ pastor of the church for many years.
Swiftly building a fire, Gaspard re­
eight miles east of here, and a num­ twice, the long fangs ripped and tore
cided not to cooperate with the city
Beautification of Lane county high­
turned from the river with a young
SHORT NEW S NUGGETS
ber
of
other
smaller
reservoirs
down
at the Jugular o f tbe stricken Cree Cree, his prisoner, whose hands were
of Bend in the construction of a sheep ways is to be undertaken by a com
bridge across the river, on account rnittee from the Eugene Garden
The dean of Westminster announces the valley near the Colorado-Wyoming whose knife slipped from nerveless bound behind him with thong. And
Che common cause o f digestive diffi­
fingers.
with them came Silt-Ear and Kona, culties is excess acid. Soda cannot
of lack of legul authority.
club, of which Mrs. Jessie M. Honey- that thanksgiving service for King state line.
The staring eyes o f the thrilled
Every
bridge
between
Cheyenne
and
whose
white
shoulder
was
smeared
alter this condition, and it burns the
With the new addition to the Farm­ man is chairman. The program in­ George’s recovery planned for June 16
red from a flesh wound.
Carpenter, 15 miles southeast of here, youth saw th massive head of Yel
stomach.
Something that w ill neu­
ers’ grain elevator, Athena can now cludes the cleaning up of adjacent has been indefinitely postponed.
low-Eye
lift
from
the
mutilated
shape.
Leaving the Creo at the Are, Gas­ tralize the acidity Is the sensible
General Matias Ramos, who defend­ was reported to have been washed out, The Jaws opened. A hoarse rumble
boast of the largest elevator in the districts, eradicating billboards and
pard found the loaded sled on the thing to take. That is why physicians
and the telephone line that crossed
ed the city of Juarez against a rebel
stute outside of Portland. It now has encouraging beautiful plantings.
vibrated I d the deep throat Then the shore, and brought it to the tire with tell the public to use Phillips Milk ol
Crow creek just below the upper
attack
early
In
the
recent
rebellion,
great
head
fell
limp
on
the
sdow
.
a capacity of 290,000 bushels.
John DlnkenB of Beagle is in Med­
the aid of the two dogs, while Flash Magnesia.
reservoir was leveled and communi­
Standing over him. Brock’s eyes saw stood guard beside bis master.
One spoonful o f this delightful prep­
The University of Oregon library or­ ford seeking reparations from the has been appointed under secretary of cation with Hereford and Grover, Colo.,
a great wound in the Ungava’s side
Shortly, Brock was wrapped In
aration can neutralize many times Its
dered during 1928 magazines to the state game commission for damage to war.
has been interrupted.
from which blood welled out to crim­ blankets on a bough bed, beside the volume in acid. It acts instantly; re­
Prince Henry, duke of Gloucester,
number of 2173. Of these, 1009 were his crops caused by "hordes" of deer
A number of persons who were In­ son the snow.
roaring Are fed by the Cree, whom lie f is quick, and very apparent. All
paid for, the others being obtained eating them up. Mr. Dlnkens, who is on arrival in Victoria, B. C., from Ja­ credulous, refusing to believe a dan­
Dauntless in death, as in life, Yel­ Gaspurd had released from bis thongs. gas is dispelled; all sourness is soon
southern Oregon's leading authority pan, expressed concern for his father.
through gifts and exchanges.
gerous flood condition could develop, low-Eye had Joined bis fathers.
In an hour the laboring balfbreed bad gone; the whole system is sweetened.
on wild beasts and birds, declares: King George, and announced cancel­
“ They’ll pay for this, boy— pay I"
did not evacuate their homis and were
The Mosier Valley bank, organized
Do try this perfect anti-acid, and re­
revived the circulation in Brock s in
"They about have me devoured and lation of all his engagements in Can­
rescued by city firemen operating from sobbed tbe lad as be hurried on in ert body. Later, the boy, suffering member it Is Just as good for children,
iu 1909, has ceased business, its de­
something has got to be done about it.” ada and will leave for England.
search
o
f
Flash.
Somewbc-e,
beating
boats.
from a slight concassion, opened bis too, and pleasant for them to take.
posits having been taken over by the
President Vincent Mejia Collndres
From present Indications the Hood
Any drug store has the genuine, pre-
The Hereford ranch suffered the through the bush. Brock heard the eyes and swullowed tbe steaming cup
First National bank of Hood River.
voice
of
his
dog.
Cautiously
now,
has
ordered
that
military
instruction
river valley will have no more than
of tea offered him. With a groan of serlptional product.
heaviest property loss, which E. T.
The bank was solvent and well man
his
eye.i
swept
the
trees
for
a
sniper.
be
Introduced
in
all
public
schools
in
50 per ceut of the tonnage of Bartiett
relief Gaspard cried:
aged.
Lazear, one of the owners, estimated
Then be struck a trail which led
"Brock, you know me, Brock? Gas­
pears harvested last year, when the Honduras. The ministers of war and would exceed $260,000.
toward
the
river.
Reports of tourist agencies, rail
pard tlx you all right, old partner! It
Apple Growers' association uicketed public instruction are preparing to
Dodging
from
clump
to
clump
of
roads and hotel reservations Indicate
ees all right now I He shoot close—
1200 tons of this fruit. The bloom make the order effective at once.
that the coming season at Crater
WORKS
INCREASE young growth, he followed. Suddenly dat Cree, but old Flash get beem 1’
Reports from Nanking, Chinese na­ PUBLIC
of Bartletts was lighter than usual
a rifle cracked, and, swaying fo? an
Lake, which will open July 1, will be
As
returning
consciousness
lit
this season. Growers are now report­ tionalist capital, say Chinese diplo­
$5,443,265 E xp e n d e d in M a y ; June instant on his feet as his consciousness
Brock’s eyes, tbe hot tongue of the
the greatest in the history of the
ing that the d'Anjou pear crop will matic representatives and consular of­
faded. Brock slowly crumpled in the friend who bad mourned him touched
Expe cte d to Exceed.
park.
bo considerably lighter than anticipat­ ficials at Moscow have been recalled.
snow.
his cheek. Then with a throat rumble
Seattle,
Wash.—
Public
works
con­
O ne U naolved Q uestion
More than 1000 purebred rams have ed and spotted.
Friction between Nanking and Mos­
From a thicket twenty yards on his of contentment, the „uardlan of the
tracts awarded in the Pacific north­ flank rose a low grunt of satisfaction
Driving Instructor— Well, do you
been shipped to California this season
cow
ascribed
to
recent
raids
by
Chi­
Berry growers of the Yankton sec­
sleeping Brock settled back, bead oo
west in May totaled $5.443,265, a fig­ A boeded shape pushed aside the
understand the car now?
from the Link & Wilson ranch, west of tion have Joined the Washington Co­ nese in Manchuria on Russian consul
paws, for his watch through the uight
Beginner— Perfectly. There’s only
ure which probably will be passed dur­ spruce seedlings and approached the
Sheridan.
They will supply sheep operative Growers’ association of ates.
The stars still blinked dimly above
one thing I should like to ask: Do
growers of California, New Mexico and Sumner, Wash., and will ship berries
the camp on the carcajou and the vio­
Fraternity memorial hospital, built ing the month of June, a survey re­ huddled mass on the snow. The
you put the water and the gasoline
sprawled figure did not move.
Arizona.
let dusk bung in the spruce. wbeD
with the residue of the American peo­ leased here shows.
to the cannery there. The soft var
The Cree swiftly advanced. As be the silence of the still sleeping forest in the same hole?
The
report
names
33
public
works
Forty seniors of the McLoughlin iety of berry will be barreled at a ple’s contributions to the Red Cross
moved, the hammer of his rifle clicked
was marred by a long wall. Then a
union high school at Milton received station in Yankton and the canning at the time of the 1923 earthquake, projects on which contracts will be
A man may strongly advocate free
as his thumb cocked IL He raised second voice Joined the first, and in
diplomas at graduation exercises re­ berries shipped daily by truck. It and which cost nearly $15,000,000, was let in Washington, 24 in Oregon, tour the gun. to shoot again the oDe al
chorus, u mournful threnody lifted on speech for others without necessarily
cently. C. A. Howard, slate superin­ will also Join the association. Here­ dedicated at Tokyo recently. The hos­ In Idaho, six in Montana and one, a ready stricken, when a movement I d
the freezing air. Shortly, out near the caring to listen to I t
tendent, delivered the commencement tofore the berries have been shipped to pital is one of the largest and finest federal road job, In Alaska.
the scrub behind him drew bis eyes.
shore, other voices joined the two
Bids will be called on a score of
address.
Then through tbe air catapulted
in the orient.
Portland and Rainier canneries.
back in the timber.
other important projects within the one hundred and forty pounds of gray
Arrangements have been made for
“ What dey do dat for? queried Gas­
Emil Anderson of Nehalem City has
next ten days in addition to a number dynamite to strike the surprised In
pard, standing near the breakfast
Japanese Quit Hankow.
the installation of the Jackson coun­ received the contract for the new As-
dian and burl him to the snow, as
of jobs of minor importance.
lira
“ Stop, Flash)
You bodder
ty agricultural exhibit in the head­ toria-Tillamook "star" mail route, ac­
Shanghai.—The Japanese marine
the wind tosses a leaf. With a scream
Brock!” ordered the youth, but with
quarters of the Oregon State Chamber cording to advices received at the As­ garrison which has beet) guarding the
the
Cree
reached
for
his
knife
as
the
nose pointed at the dim stars over­
T o p E rup te d F ro m A la s k a n Peak.
of Commerce recently opened at Los toria postoffics. Anderson's bid was Japanese concession at Hankow has
white fangs of Flash slashed again and
Cordova, Alaska. — Eruption of an again in demoniacal fury, for he had head, the great husky added his lam
Angoies.
$1434.24 a year. The new route will been withdrawn and Is proceeding to
entatious to those of bis comrades.
A district meeting of federal farm serve Warrenton, Gearhart, Seaside. Shanghai. It is understood halt of the unnamed mountain on the south end scented his master and was seeking
“ Onlee two out dere; where ees Yel­ Mrs. Steele Say* o f Lydia E. Pink*
of
Aqutan
island,
1000
miles
south­
him, woen he reached them.
loan associations will be held in Ku Nehalem, Wheeler, Rockaway, Bay garrison will remain here and the re­
low-Eye?" muttered the half-breed,
ham’s Vegetable Compound
west of Cordova, was reported here
Frenzied with battle-lust, the great
gene June 14 according to unounce City, Garibaldi and Tillamook. Mall mainder proceed to Japan.
tilted head listening to the familiar
beast
ripped
and
tore
at
the
throat
by
residents
of
the
Far
Westward,
will
leave
Vstorla
at
7:30
A.
M.
daily
voices of Silt-Ear and Kona. "Hey you.
ment by W. A. Ayres, secretary of the
of the helpless man. Then, leaving
Yellow I?ye!” he called.
Pratt, W. Va.— ” 1 -was so weak am)
First National Farm Loan association and the return trip from Tillamook S u r p lu s A rm y S h o e s O ffered fo r Sale. who said It appeared likely that lava
the
stiffening
body,
crawled,
whimper
But the yelp of the king-dog would nervous that I was in bed most all the
will start at 1:15 P. M.
of Lane county.
Washington. D. C.— The war depart­ would everspread the entire Island. log. to the silent master he loved.
time and coudn't
never again answer the voice of Gas­
Tho work of lining with concrete the ment has advertised for bids for 150.- The top of the mountain appeared to
Henry Lake of Thornton Corners is
Nuzzling the hood back from Brock’s pard.
sit up and I am
hare
been
blown
off,
residents
said,
only 30 years old.
winner this year in the contest for tunnel near Harper for the Vale irri­ 496 pairs of surplus service shoes
forehead. Flash licked at the red fur
"Our
lead-dog,
1
cannot
hear
him
I"
I saw your adver­
first home-grown Btr- wberries of the gation project will begin June 10 and stored in quartermaster depots at sev­ and lava was flowing two-thirds of row across a temple, his black nos
said
Gaspard,
In
Cree,
to
the
boy
whom
tising In a maga­
trtls quivering in a low whine. Bel
season at Cottage Grove. The berries be completed early in November. The eral posts in different parts of the the way down the mountainside.
he was treating as a friend rather
zine and after I
the gray-faced master made no re­ than an enemy, for tbe prisoner’*
were of the Etterhurg variety and tunnel is 110 feet long and 10 feet 6 country. The stock were accumulated
had taken three
sponse. The dog worked off a mitten
H u g s S tr ik e O rdered.
were grown without any unusual at inches in diameter. It will cost ap­ during the World war.
doses o f Lydia E.
hands were not bound and be squatted
and
covered
the
limp
hand
with
the
Pinkham’s
Vege­
Chicago.—The
executive
board
of
tentlou or protection.
by tbe fire watching the frying pan
proximately $300,000.
caresses of a hot tongue But the
table Compound I
''Roarin' Days in the Nehalem” will
the Bridge and Structural Iron work-
88.000,000 to Be S p e n t on B ird s.
The Rogue river valley's fruit crop
“ I saw but three dogs here last
fingers did not move In answer. Then,
could feel that I
night,” replied the Cree. “ Shall I go
be the official slogan for the big stam­ will be 1000 cars less this season than
Washington, D. C. — Eight million •re' union has issued a strike order, sniffing long at the Inert body. Flash
was better. A fter
to the -lver and stop my team bowl
pede to be held in Vernonla July 3 and that of the 1928 season, Court Hall, dollars of government funds will be affective Immediately, which Is expect­ sat down and pointing his nose at the
taking two bottles
Ing?”
I
began doing my
4. O. W. Ford, general chairman ol fruit grower, predicted recently, after spent by the bureau of biological sur­ ed to tie up approximately $200,000.000 sky walled out his despair and bis
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
work and I feel like a new woman. I
the stampede, announces that more
e hod completed a visit to the orch
vey in the next 10 years for develop­ In new construction work here. More grief.
recommend the Vegetable Compound
bleachers will be built to the ball park aids In the valley. He says the estl ment of refuges for migratory wild then 8200 members of the union will
After a space, the dog repeated his
The big trees of the West owe their to my
- friends ________
__________________
and say
It w ill do all It
to accommodate a large crowd.
male is conservative.
attempts
to
arouse
the
man
he
wor
quit work, union officials said.
fowls.
great age partly to the fact that they ctelm* t0 do *nd “ ore. I will gladly
■biped. Then, as If he ¿new that
are unusually free from tree diseases
®nswer
letter» I receive.” — Mss,
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Nehalla golf course at Vernonla
la expected to be finished and ready
for play about June 15.
CHEICK RAFAI RABAL
REPARATIONS REPORT
OUTLINES NEW PLAN
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GOVERNMENT REPORTS
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WYOMING CAPITAL
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