The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-03

Two boy escaped from the ref, rn schoo
at Salem Sunday. Their absence was dis
covered when they had been gone about 2(
minutes and search was at once insti-
tuted. DIsclplinsrian Pomeroy came t.
Silem last evening, and will continue on the
rail- to-day. The boys aye Patsy Fleming.
I Portland, anu Norman Terry, of Carlton,
1amhill county. Both are about IA years
nd. and haYe been in the reformatory about
10 months. They were regarded as excep.
tionablY reliable, hence were able to give
the officers the slip.
Corvallis Nescs: We learn that num-
Der OF ladies OF this city have organized
what is known he walking club. The
'hJect Is to walk several miles every after
t'Jn, the purpose being to reduce in fest
those who believe themselves too large, and
for those to take on flesh who are of slen.
der bu,d. The ladies evidently believe IN
the old saying, cit Is poor rule that won't
work both wavs." However, the daily ex-
| ercise VIII certainly be OF benefit to them
and the club will no doubt have large
membership.
Pomeroy is an excep.onable town, ac
cordinS to the Independent, which says:
This paper is glad that Pomeroy can boast
If the finest lot of young men in the Saher
ioe of any city in the northwest. There is
net a drunkard cow in this place Even
The young men who work III the saloons are
models of so5erness. This may be attrib-
uted to the organization Of oar Young Wo-
meD's Christian Temperance Union. 1t
matters not so the fact exists to what ipfiu-
ence 1t may be attributable. Let us always
MAINTAIN this status among all the cities of
the earth"
Tba -, hold
d y placed the apportioument of delegates
enc for each $50 votes and for each frac
on thereof over IS votes cast tor the Re
publican presidential electors in 1892. This
viii give Wasco eight votes In the st ate
conyeDtIon in total of 26S. The state and
second congressional district convention |
will be held In Portland April IL, and the |
second congressional convention in Salem |
April 9th. From every portion of the |
state came the greatest encouragement for |
great Republican victory in June, and
Spirit of harmony pervades all ranks in the |
organization.
East Oregonian: On Saturday last G. ".
Cole, of Mi Idle Cold Spring, met with ii
painful accldeut which has caused him seri-
GUS injuries. He was engaged in operating
horse power pumping machine when his
coat caught In the tumbiing rod and drew
ner with no one near he was compelled to
endure his situation for four hours Mean
time the pain was so great from his arm, land
his side being lacerated that he screamed
for help and was heard by neighbor nearly
a mile away. Finally locating the sound
David Cargill came to his assistance and re-
leased the sufferer. DR.. W. r. Campbell
was called, and soon had Mr.. Cole iu com
paratlveiy easy condition.
In these distresstul Democratic times
farmers exercise every principle of economy
possible. Money with them is a very scarce
article. and they have schemes to supply
this deficiency. In conversation wi tn o
this week he told US one of the means he
used to procure groceries from the store
without paying cash. He knew a man who
mad been working for a merchant, and who
wanted potatoes and cabbsges. The ar.
ticles were furnished the individual, and he
gave an order ON the store for the price.
rtis gave the farmer an opportunity to
procure the necessasy amonnt of gr"c .IIes {
81 hrut any call Tor the uDattana Bile, .
Aao,her INST a ice he relatei where due
rll given by man for $50 mad sett led !
learly $1,000 worth of debts, and after pass t
ny thr ough twenty different hands. tinally /
etprned TO the original endorser. When !
Republican prosperity again dawn upon
he country, our citizens will have learned g
o many lessons Of economy that they can :
ot help but acquire wealth easily. /
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