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The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
LA8ALLE

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fischer,
July 49, a daughter.
Miss Alice Craig OF Evans is visiting
Grace Ellis this week.
DR.. B. a. Warren left for Glen Haven
the first of the week.
Mrs. James Dunn spent few days IL
Loveland this week.
The cambridge residence has been
improved by q new coat OF pant.
Miss Anna George OF st. Louis, MO-
is visiting at the Ellis home this week
Rev. Bryant OF New Jersey is visiting
Mt the home of James Beattie this week
The LaSalle w. G. T. U. and the Us
served ice cream and cake Tuesday even
ing.
H.F. Sherman, who has had an eN-
tended trip through Texas and other
states, returned home July 29th.
Mrs. Hanson and children who have
been visiting her brother Chris Soren-
son for the past six weeks, returned to
her home ut Racine. Wis, last Friday.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
ELWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Scott visited
at the Com. Walkers on Sunday.
William Hlldebrand Of Omaha Is
visiting old time friends, the Smith
family.
Lewis Worden and Ed Brown
made quick trip to Fort Collins
Sunday.
The first son came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hardesty
July "a.
The Woodland festival was sue
cess in every way. The ladies cleared
thirty dollars.
Mrs. Jessie Thornton and son,
Bruce, of Loveland visited Grandma
Thornton last week.
Miss May Plumb of Longmont has
been making few days visit with
Ter friend, Mrs. VIII Clark.
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FORT LuProh

Frank Haynes and family visited
friends in Greeley over Sunday.
G. w. Twomnly of Denver was in
the city during the week on busi-
ness.
Several of the friends of Mr.. Gull
lette attended his funeral at Arvada
Monday.
Presiding Elder DR.. Carnine
preached in the M. e. church Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam IIughell Of
Denver visited over Sunday with G.
L. Armstrong; family, returning
home Monday morning.
A large crowd Of the Lupton
people went to Longmont Sunday to
see the bal game between the Lup-
ton Grays and the Longmont team.
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PLATTEvILLE

j. NJ. Hutch was in Denver one day
last week.
Mr.. Marley of Greeley was here on
business last week.
Former County Judge Elbert Q. Smith
was in Platteville last week.
Mrs. H. A. Duenweg left last Thursday
for an extended visit in Indiana and
Illinois.
c. Kersey and wife. and Mrs. kersey's
father and sister made short visit into
the hills last week.
The social given in the park Thursday
evening by the ladies of the Catholic
church was well attended.
The ten months old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Mapes died last week.
The funeral occurred Saturday.
The young ladies of this town have
taken to swimming to while away the
long and sultry summer hours.
Although two games in one afternoon
were too much for the ball team. yet the
platteville boys showed that they we're
ali there by defeating the Evans team
and so nearly defeating the Brig hton
team which went on the diamond last,
that great excitement prevailed through
ont both games
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his family who are spend'hg '"o
summer there.
r. NJ. Crawford has been appointeu
as cashier at the sugar factory to MI
the vacancy caused by the res'sua'
tion of j. II. Clark.
Mrs. Geo. Musberger accompanied
by her friend. Mrs. Eames, OF cree
ley visited Mrs. Theo. Latch Oh sew
erance one day last week.
Joseph Shreeves, formerly OF
Eaton, now of Nampa, Idaho, ana
who has been visiting friends ana
relatives, has returned to his home'
Rev. w. F. Ripley, state secretary
for the Baptist association OF Colo
RADIO, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. Union services
were held at the Congregational
church in the evening.
Miss Persinger, who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Packard 1of
some time, has returned to her home
in Nebraska. While here Miss Per-
singer accompanied E. K. Packard
and family to the mountains, where
they spent several weeks.
The little 6-year- old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il. j. Dyer, who are work.
ing on the Twiggs place three miles
northwest Of town, was seriously
burned while trying to start fire
with coal oil. Mrs. Dyer burned her
hands severely in putting out the
flames. The house and contents
were entirely destroyed. Although
the life Of the child was at first
despaired of, he is doing we'll under
the circumstances. The Dyers came
from Georgia but few weeks ago
and the loss to them is rather severe.
Mr.. Twiggs has built another house
for them and sympathiziug neighbors
are helping to furnish it and are as
sisting them in other ways.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
LAGRANGE

Chas. Neff returned from Shoshoni,
Wyoming, Friday afternoon.
The little 3.year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Salser on the DeVotie ranch
is sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. n. J. Weber and Mrs. o. A. Petty
and little daughter OF Greeley, visited
with Mrs. G. G. Netf Friday.
There will be social at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A, A. Decker Friday even
ing. Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
Duane De Vote started for Shoshoni,
Wyoming, the first OF this week to reg
lister at the drawing for the Shoshone
reservation lands.
Rev. Davis of the Greeley Metho
dist church of Greeley preached in the
schoolhouse last Sabbath afternoon to
large attendance.
Clarence Dill of Longmont, who hat
been visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Ford, returned to hi
home last week while his brother Law
renee will remain for awhile.
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THE DELTA

Charles Lolof's mother and sister
visited him last Sunday.
Miss Clara Schultz of Greeley
visited at Mrs. Robb's Several days
last week.
Willie Nandermay was on the sick
list several days last week. Maud
Laurence is also sick.
Mrs. j. W. Shearer and son, Har-
land, who have been visiting in
Iowa are expected home very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and their son
and his wife from Ohio are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite. They are
cousins of Mr.. Waite.
Miss Allie Archibald gave party
last Friday evening in honor of Miss
Ruth Card of Denver. All the
Delta young folks were present and
all had pleasant time.
Picnics have been the order of the
day lately on the Delta. Friday the
Waite. Archibald and Foley families,
with their guests, Miss Georgia
Baker and Miss Ruth Card, spent a
pleasant day down on the river.
Saturday the Robb young folks had q
picnic at Seely lake, afterwards
driving to Fossil hill.
"Wednesday being the Add birthday
of Thomas Watts, Mrs. Watts in
vited many of their friends in tt
make merry the time. Mr.. Watts
was taken completely by surprise
Games were played and at clever
O'Clock refreshments were served
All departed homeward, wishing Mr.
Watts many happy returns of th
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
oIPsoN

Mary Buzick has new piano.
Mrs. Rowley has been quite i'll
but Is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis are enter
tanning relatives from Saline county.
Missouri.
The Misses Pearl and Mary Robb
visited Sunday with Ethel and Leila
Sturgeon.
Ray Harrison and sister, Mrs.
Hatch, went to Loveland Saturday
after fruit.
Mrs. Callison and daughter, Lena,
were callers at Mrs. Rowley's Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Williams and daughters,
Ruth and Grace, spent from Monday
to Thursday in Fort Collins.
Sunday afternoon a COW belonging
to Mr.. Harris became entangled In a
lariat and broke one of her legs.
She had to be killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Gore and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin and family,
left Wednesday for two weeks
outing on the mountains.
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All Over Weld.

The Misses Katherine and Eva
McKelvey visited friends in Eator
the first of the week.
Mrs. Helen Brown arrived home
Friday from two-months visit with
her daughter in Kansas.
Miss A. b. Middleton came up
from Greeley Thurrday evening and
spent the night with relatives, re.
turning Friday morning.
Ward Laybourn, who fell from a
building at the sugar factory last
Wednesday afternoon and broke his
wrists, Is able to walk about.
The mountain party consisting OF
C. F. and Art Chapman, Ben Hunt
ington and j. G. Hiss, returned
Monday evening having had a fine
time.
Rev. Cooper and party came home
Tuesday from a tive-day mountain
trip. All enjoyed the trip and
wished the stay might have been
prolonged.
Mrs. ]. T. Middleton OF Pierce
visited her daughter, Mrs. NJ. II.
Laybourn, and family and son, w.
b. Middleton, and family, from Fri
day until Sunday.
The new opera chairs have arrived
for the Christian church and are be-
ing placed. This will add much tC
the appearance of the audience room
as we'll as to the comfort and con.
venience Of the people.
Frank E. Williams and wife
came up from Denver Saturday night
and spent Sunday as the guests OF
Mrs. w. II. Porter. AS Windsor
has always been the home OF Mr..
Williams. he had many friends who
were glad to see him and meet his
bride. They leave next week fol
Korea, where they go as mission
aries.
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JoHNsTowN

Mrs. Jack Sauter is enjoying a
visit of relative from Missouri.
Mrs. f. N. Knott and Mabel Bee
son were Longmont visitors Friday.
Mrs. o. A. Quinn and baby Of
Greeley have been visiting relatives
in this vicinity the last two weeks.
Farmers in this vicinity are in the
midst of tile wheat harvest and are
putting up their second crop OF al
falfa.
Mrs. Mapson and Ed Sellers enter
tanned at DINER Friday evening
Miss Lottie Parish, Miss Laura
Hewitt and Mrs. Hewitt.
While spraying his orchard the
other day William Hicks got some
of the fluid IN his eyes, causing him
much pain and annoyance as the
fluid was poisonous.
Miss Anna Mcdonald the milli-
ner, moved her goods to Denver Fri
day morning. where she expects to
make her home for some time,
therefore Johnstown Is without a
millinery store.
The first prize for the sweet pea
contest held at the drug store Satur-
day was awarded to Miss Clara
Blake, 1T being two dollar bottle
of perfume. Mrs. Lltford and Miss
Dot Parkin each received a dollar
bottle of perfume.
The Lakeno show, which has been
playing here for over a week, left
Saturday night for Berthoud. Dur
ing their stay here several prizes
were given away. One was for the
most popular lady in Johnstown,
which proved to be Miss Doris And
ersOn.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02

Chambers lake to be gone about q
month.
The Ault rural delivery will start Sep
tember l7th. and examinations OF candl.
dates for carrier are in order now.
DR.. j. w. Craig homeopathist phys.
ician, has located here and has taken
office room in the McGlsnn building.
John Hayden went to Boulder last
week to attend the funeral Of his father,
Samuel Hayden, who died July 81, aged
rs years.
Fl. A. Whitten has taken Agent Par.
ker's place at the depot while Mr.. Par.
ker is taking his vacation at his old home
in Lincoln, Neb.
The barn belonging to F. E. Wykert,
four miles southeast Of Ault, was struck
by lightning one day last week, but not
much harm was done
Judge Henderson aud wife and Mrs.
F. e. Bailey and children visited Sun
day with Mrs. Agnes Brown, who lives
nine miles northeast of Ault.
Mrs. d. F. Gilbert from Cozad, Neb..
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Link, started on her way
home Wednesday of last week.
Jack Kent has given up his appeal 70
the county court and paid his fine
which with costs amounted to $500, and
also gave $500 bond not to sell liquor
in Ault again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rowe and Mrs
Stephen Lewis returned last Sunday
from their trip to Utah. On their way
back they visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcleod.
Richard Sherman left Sunday fol
| Missouri where his wife has been spend
| ing the summer, but who has been in
poor health for some time. Mr.. Sher.
man received word that she was very
mnch worse and SO he started at once
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bailey are visit
ing Mrs. Bailey's sisters, Mrs. VIM. Ker
and Mrs. Walter Rscob. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey came from Claflin, Kansas. Aftel
they have had their visit out here the,
will go to Tacoma, Washington, where
they will make their future home.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
,sEBE DRAW

,a Mrs. Bush and sister OF
!, wis listed at Sherman Markle's
list Of the week.
- paab returned last week
1, naryer, He has accepted a
|on mas as bookkeeper in Greeley
hood many of the farmers are
T. their fall grain and some OF
Bring grain is almost ready to
g, Dean and children re-
n tbe first of the week from
rrip to Loveland and Estes
!, drain ditch through the Draw
Ioon be completed. The work
NJ done by a force of five men
krenty.four yoke of oxen. Sew
| Iriyate parties will have bitches
tbrouvh their farms and run
|be main ditch, which will add
hundred dollars value to
property.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02

The ladies of Episcopal church
gave lawn social at the home of
M. s. Smith Saturday evening. Ice
cream. sherbet and cake were served
Rev. Mr.. Gullette of Aryada
fathe. OF Mrs. c. G. Philip, died at
his home Saturday morning of ap-
pendicttis. The funeral was held
Monday.
DR.. A. ID. Marks will leave this
week for six months stay in Cali.
fornia. DR.. A. T. Monismith will
have charge OF his practice during his
absence.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
BIG BEND

Mr.. and Mre. McCann took trip over
the Motfat road Sunday.
Mrs. John Grayham of Erie is here
visiting her friend, Mrs. Boal.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
meeting at Lanes chapel Thursday
afternoon.
MIR. Wright met with a serious acci-
dent Thursday by getting his foot
crushed in hayrake. 1t is slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Lucy Smith OF Erie, who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Flowers.
for the past few weeks. wall return to her
home this week.
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Shortage of School Directors.

Three members of the school board,
NJ. A. Bunker, Fl. N. Haynes and
Mrs.. John @. Mosher, being absent
from the city a considerable amount
or business is now awaiting a meet
iny of the board, one Of the principle
features of which is the completion
If fine roster of teachers. MesSrS.
Thomas and Coulter are holding
strings on the business and awaiting
as patiently as can be the return OF
other memberS.
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Skipped.

Ed Morris, manager OF the Ma.
tional Bloomer Girls base ball team
of Kansas City. skipped out Tuesday
morning for parts unknown, leaving
the girls behind. However, this
fact did not disturb the girls In the
least, as he had no hold on the COM
many pocketbook. One Of their num-
her. already financial manager, step
ned into the shoes of the general
manager, and the game went on.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
AuLT

Born, July "a, to MIR. and Mrs. Amor
Morrison, a son.
F.J. Mcintyre, who has been SICK with
typhoid fever, is improving.
Henry Mead and Olin King returned
from their eastern trip last week.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Pence on Thursday
afternoon Of this week.
Fred Grasfs and John kiser have
gone on fishing and hunting trip 10
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
EVANS

( Sadie Young of Colorado
Is is visiting with home
IS.
/ Seaman OF eastern Nebraska
guest of, Rev, Cotfman and
| Is are out announcing the
lpe of Ed French and Miss
Mead.
Littler and family have moved
liver where they expect to re-
II the present,
Evans Of Windsor Is visiting
J home OF her parents, MIR. and
]. Raymond.
Myrtle Wiswell of Roggen
e guest OF Lenora Vanderlip
days last week.
ladies of the w. c. T. q.
the home OF Mrs. Henry
hs Wednesday afternoon.
Smith of Cimarron, Colo, Is
" at the home of her mother,
ma Huifsmith, of Main street.
les Wolk is having his steam
er repaired at Vanderlip's s shop
ects 10 start out thrashing
town dads have done the
thing in having the weeds cut
The town begins to look
espectable.
W. c, Morrison, Mrs. Mart
and Misses Morrow and Nor
hjoyed the excursion to FL
last Friday.
y S OF Evans met at the home
j. A. Behrens Monday to
te their organization. They
lt with fifteen members.
W. j. Mcmillan entertained
81 Friday Rev. Seaman and
pl Lasalle and Mrs. Anna
ht OF Eskridge, Kansas.
rourier man has added a side
MS business. 1t is a fast
Aouhtaln canary and as soon
Us It's mate from Denver will
&c training for the Weld
festival and races
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EATON

George Jones and wife were in
Denver Tuesday.
Died, Monday, July 23, T. II.
Bush, aged 81 years.
j. w. Gault was attending to
business In Num- the first Of last
week.
NJ. S. Losey is taking a two weeks
vacation and Is visiting friends in
Iowa.
Mrs. j. r. Corcoran and her son
have gone to Kansas City to visit her
parents.
e. G. Steele and family were at
tending the chantauqua at Boulder
last week.
Mrs. Middleton of Pierce is visit.
ing friends ana relatives at Eaton
this week.
w. w. Henderson and Clarence
Mills left last week for Scott's
Bluffs, Neb.
Mrs. T. G. Gates entertained Mes
danes II. e. and j. NJ. Hogue Fri
day at dinner. =
G. w. Sparkling and family have
gone to the mountains for few
weeks outing.
Mrs. Harmon Of Holyoke is spend
ing the summer with her daughter.
Mrs. Donnelley.
Mrs. H. Il. O'Conner who has been
visiting at Colorado Springs returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. A. j. Eaton and children
went to Boulder last week to attend
the chautauqua.
ID. II. May Of Crowley, La, was
in Eaton Tuesday looking after
potato interests.
Willis Eaton left Tuesday for
Estes Park, where he will spend a
few days with his family.
G. Detfke formerly OF Eaton but
now OF Fort Morgan was greeting
Eaton friends last Monday.
NJ. Lair left Friday for Idaho
Springs to visit his wife who is
spending the summer there.
Rev. S. @ Dickinson and wife en-
tertained Rev Coffman and A. C.
Adams ut tea Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Huffman and James
Clark of Cotton Grove, Wis, are the
guests of their uncle, L. H. Daley.
Mrs. James Wolfe and son,
Harlan, went to Boulder Tuesday to
spend a few days at the chautauqua.
II. E. Hogue and family left the
first Of the week for Estes Park
where they will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Hill and son, John,
are at Idaho Springs for few weeks
In hopes of benetitting Mrs. Hill's
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Nelson are re-
joicing over little daughter that
arrived at their home Thursday,
July II.
Ray McCIave and wife OF Platte
willie we're the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Haythorne the first OF
last week.
Rev. Coffman left slast week for
Idaho Springs whore he will visit
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
WINDSOR

branch Of Fort Collins was
fof visitor Sunday afternoon.
/ 'ei' f'orance and daughters
'c' are visiting Windsor
briggs returned Wednesday
(islt to Denver and Colorado
4 ''nuatlon ut, a is being rapidly
| William Forgey's new
",'' hue returned Thurs
,'ei visit to her home in
J, Ind.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
LuCERNE

Born, Sunday, July 30, to MIR. and
Mrs. Buckler, son.
Mrs. n. j. Houston was visiting
in Greeley Thursday.
Miss Pearl veach left Saturday
evening for Nebraska. Mr.. Boil
linger went to Platteville Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02

A MANDA N. HAMILTON, d. O.
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Graduate and Post Graduate OF American
School OF OSteopathy, kirksyille, Mo.
Diseases OF Women and Children
speciality.
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Evenings by appointment
Telephone, office 321-l.
Residence, Greeley, l54.
Office, 222-224 Coronado Bldg.
Residence, address. 1912 10th Ave.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02
CARDS..

Of1ce over d. r. McArthur 4 Co.'S Hard
ware store. Greeley. Colo.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-06
WELCOME To THE SCHOOL
TEACHERS.

Iseyeral hundred school teachers of
this county will be In Salem attend
ing an institute for several days.
They should be given a cordial
welcome to the Capital City and its
homes should be thrown open to
them.
They have left their tasks 10 stiu
further improve themselves for their
profession and give the people bet
ter service.
While the schools viii sufter some
by their absence. Il is not the fault
OF the teachers. but OF the system
that requires this secrlhce.
The legislature should make ar
rangements so that teachers could
do this institute work In their homes.
OF during vacation.
The legislature alone Is to blame
for taking them out OF the schools at
busy time OF the year at their own
expense.
They should have a pleasant time
while attending the institute. and the
people Of the Capital City should try
10 make their stay happy one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-06
Union OF CHILD LABOR REFORM
FORCES.


The child labor evil is fast reach
ing a degree of Importance when ma
tional legislation, or at least national
recognition, will become imperative.
Laws designed to regulate or restrict
the evil have been passed by almost
every state legislature, but the indif-
ference or ignorance of officials sup
posed to enforce the laws renders
such legislation practically inopera-
tive. The trouble has come from a
lack of public interest. The people
as a mass have not understood or ap-
preciated the real danger to the ma
tion and to the individual bound to
result from the working of mere chill
dren for gain. The subject has more
In 1t than sentiment; It almost
reaches the dignity of a grave ma
tional peril.
For several years an organization
known as the National Child Labor
committee has been doing excellent
work influencing legislation, and this
committee. of which former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland and Cardinal
Gibbons are members, has to its cred
It the passing of many laws. The
national committee has just an.
nounced that the Anti-Child Slavery
league organized last May by the
Woman's Home Companion as a part
Of its systematic efforts to protect
the American home, is now amalga-
mataed with It and this union of
forces is bound to result in more eff
Client work for the cause of child
hood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS AND
DEVELOP ALL OREGON.

Let II be conceded that Oregon IL
handicapped in having practically
but one man on the delegation In
Washington to secure approprla-
tions. Senator Fulton Is compelled
10 play a lone hand.
Senator Fulton TO secure his re-
election two years hence Is compel
led TO have the support OF the Multi
nomah delegation. and he supposes
he must have the Republican paper
there.
Senator Fulton was elected before
with nearly the entire Multnomah
delegation against him, the Oregon
ian against him. aud HE WILL BE
EXCUSED FOR MS EFFORTS TO
CONVENT THOSE OPPONENTS IN,
no SUPPORTERS.
But no is certainly I'm error I'm
leaving the state with the impress
sion that he will oonflne his efforts
20 securing an immense approprla-
tlon for the mouth OF the Columbia
aud the city OF Portland,
His interviews on leaving for
Washington were confined. according
Co the Portland newspapers, TO say
Ing that he would ask $4,000, 600 for
a Portland postoihce. and $4,000, ,OO0
for the Columbia jetties,
This II not said To object 10 such
appropriations hut IL Is said 10 call
attention 10 the fact that the fable
still persists that all here Is 20 Ore
gon Is the city of Portland and the
Columbia river.
There was an overlooking OF the
fact on the part of the Oregon sena-
tor that was probably unlntentional,
aud more probably done by the re-
porters, that OREGON HAS GREAT
NEEDS RESIDES THOSE RE
FERRED To.
Oregon has great harbors that
need looking after besides the Co