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The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
CREAM, MILK,
AND
TYPHOID

!
Many epidenics Of typhoid have been traced
to raw mix. lKober.)
In the typhoid epidemic-of Cassel in 1899
lover 800 cases within 10 days only those
who drank raw milk contracted the disease.
(Heinemann.l
In hospitals where change was made
from raw TO properly pasteunzed milk typhoid
conditions Immediately improved and the
mortality rate decreased, lEdsall.
Typhoid is less frequent IN countries where
little raw milk is used. (BeTliRer.l
).
1t has been found that among patrons Of
diaries supplying properly rasteugized milk
and cream there occur but very few cases OF
typhoid. lResenau-)
Disease germs rise with OF cling 70 the
cream. which contains al least twelve times
as many bacteria per volume as the whole
milk from which i was separated. lSchroe-
derl
NliIk trusts and others have spread the
reports that paste,riziug vas harmful. Able
sanitarisns have often disproged this Chill
drsa- and persons in a rundown condition
should not drink raw milk ard cream; It Is
rarely safe 70 do so.
S.
Properly Iasteuriziug means heating 10 40
degrees Fahrenheit for twenty minutes. Home
Tasteurizing is just as efficient. Commercial
discrimination 5 unreliable.
MORAL:
Either buy only properly pasteurized milk
and cream, or
HOME PASTEURIzE IT
by bringing it 70 near boiling. then cool
ard keep cold and covered until used.
Society for Prevention Of Sickness
E. BERLINER, Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

The following signs OF the Towns Arm
Inn, which is one Of the best among Mr..
Streeton's collection, might contain a
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

Willie Harrison, a popular printer. was
proudly exhibiting a telegram from an
once in Fredericksburg. Va. on Thurs
day, stating that transportation had been
forwarded for MIN TO report there for a
good job.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
PAVING CAMPAIGN IS
 ID BEGIN IN EARNEST
TAXPAYERS WILL HOLD IMPORT ANT MEETING TONIGHT
 AT CITY HALL.
Movement Is Progressing Rapidly and Entire City Enthusiastic Over
 Prospective Improvements.

Not only members of the block com mittees but every taxpayer in Phoenix is urged to be present at the meeting to be held at the city hall to discuss permanent paving for Phoenix
 The special paving committee ap- pointed by Mayor Christy held two meetings yesterday. discussing various phases of the situation. Much hard work has been done by this committee and a great deal of valuable informa- tion has been secured from various sources.
 Since the temporary paving plan was taken up at last Monday nights meet ing of the city council there has been more talk of paving in Phoenix than there has been for the last year
 Members of the committee and other citizens were quick to decide against temporary pavements and declare their willingness to contribute their share toward paving the city in some way that would be a lasting evidence of the enterprise of PhoeniX-that would abate the dust and mud nuisances for years upon years to come.
 Phoenicians are tired of battling with
 
 when rain comes. No matter what the cost, just so it is within reason, they are ready to pay to have the streets of Phoenix paved like the streets of Arizona's capital should be paved.
 It behooves all citizens to be present at tonights meeting. The special committee wants expressions from the taxpayers of Phoenix on the paving proposition. If, the sentiment of the people is as the committeeman think it is, there will be no opposition at all to permanent paving. Property own CTS, knowing that it will greatly en- nance the value of their holdings, seem anxious to contribute their respective shares. Dozens have stopped the members of the committee and ex- pressed their approval of the rejection of the plan for temporary street inn provements and voiced their willing ness to help along in every way possi- ble the campaign for permanent pay ing.
 Tonight the subcommittee will be organized, other committees appoint ed to look after various features of the. proposition, and the campaign launched in earnest Those who desire any ad- ditional information concerning the sewer will do well to attend the meet ing, for the special committee will have all available data on hand ready for instant reference. As much data con- corning the cost and durability of vari- Ous types of pavement as it has been possible to gather up to this time will also be on hand.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
PHOENIX SHOULD BUILD
 TOWARD DEFINITE END
Exhibit of City Maps, Plans and Models in New Board of Trade
 Building

One of the exhibits which Secre- tary Harry Welch is planning to place i in the new Board of Trade building will consist of maps, models, plans and photographs, showing how other cities have adopted a uniform plan of building and beautifying for the future.
 Much of the data, plans and other ! things which MT. Welch intends to exhibit will be secured by l.. J. Rice and Mrs. Bessie V. Chapman, who have been appointed representatives for Phoenix to the Southwest City Planning Conference, which will gath ed in~Los Angeles November II, 15 and 16. Both Mir. Rice and Mrs. Chapman own property here. though they no longer live in Phoenix, and are earnest in their desire to see the city made more beautiful in every way.
 Secretary Welch has written to the American Civic Association which has agreed to supply him with maps, plans and anything he requires which it can furnish. Other material for the exhibit will be secured from San Diego, which has plan such as MT. Welch. has suggested and is building the city to conform with it, and also from San Francisco.
 That Phoenix should adopt some uniform plan, in architecture, beauti fication of streets and other things which go to make the real city sym metrical. the city practical and the city beautiful, is an idea that MT. Welch is expounding to every one he meets. If constant, persistent ef- fort will accomplish anything, he will arouse Phoenicians to action. Some thing is already being done through the Young Mems Phoenix Club-sen- timent is being aroused in all direc- tions and in various ways.
 Phoenix should have some plan some definite aim which, when at tained, will insure a city with beauti- full buildings, beautiful strets and ev- erything in harmony" said Mir. Welch last night. Tt may take fifty years to work out the plan, but when it is worked out it will be evident that the city was built with a purpose. Not even a barn should be built un- less it fits in with a general plan on which everyone else is building"
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
 WHERE SALVES FAIL

In regard to skin diseases, medical authorities are now agreed on this:
 Don't imprison the disease germs in your skin by the use of greasy salves, and thus encourage them to multiply. A true cure of all eczematous diseases can be brought about only by using the healing agents in the form of a liquid
 WASH THE GERMS OUT.
 A simple wash: A compound of Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol, and other in- gredients as combined in the D. D. D. Prescription. This penetrates to the disease germs and desroys them, then soothes and heals the skin as nothing else has ever done.
 A 25 cent trial bottle will start the cure, and give you instant relief.
 Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
BISHOP WATERHOUSE
 MAKES ASSIGNMENTS
Churches for the Next Year.

Los Angeles. Oct. 31.-Bishop Robert G. Waterhouse announced tonight the assignment of ministers in Los Ang- eles and Arizona districts of the Meth Odist Church South.
 Arizona: James E. Crutchfield of Phoenix, presiding elder; Phoenix Central church, T. s. Barcus; Bethel, J. B. Carder; Cartwright, c. M. C0yle; Prescott, Irwin F. Mckay; Parker, A. H. BezZo; Liberty, Samuel Rogers; Gila Bend, R. K. Acuff; Tempe, w. D. Rudisill; Kelvin and Ray, John R. Fawlkes; Tucson, J. Coy Williams; Nogales. G. c. Mitchell; Wilcox and Courtland, s. M. Creek; Stafford, P. D. Gardner; Duncan, J. s. Young; Cliff ton, J. w. Aker; Maricopa county R. H. Field.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01

For Sale-No. wheat for chickens. $1.75 per cwt. Phoenix Flour Mills. If
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
NEW MEXICO DELEGATES.
They Also Found Fault With Enabling
 Act Yesterday.

Santa Fe, Oct. 31-Sharp criticism of the clause in the enabling act passed by congress that all state officers must speak, read, write and understand the English language was a feature of the days session in the constitutional con vention. By vote of 100 to 1 a clause was inserted in the report of the com mittee of ordinance compact with the United States, indicating to congress that the language clause is to be in serted in the constitution under com pulsion. It was pointed out that it has been more than forty years since territorial officer in New Mexico held office without being able to handle the English language.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
THE REASON

Washington, Oct. 31-George E. Roberts, director of the mint said tonight that the New Orleans mint would be abandoned for the present. When operations may be resumed there is not known.
 '"There is not enough work to keep all the hints in operation" he said. Tt is with difficultys that three are kept working"
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
KILLED IN A WRECK.
The "Davy Crockett" Went Into the
 Ditch Near Yoakum, Texas.

Houston, Tex, Oct. 31.-W D. Morley, a postal clerk of San Anton io was killed .and J. w. Williams, a baggageman, seriously injured when the 'Davy Crockett" a fast passenger train on the San Antonio X Aransas Pass railroad, eastbound, was wrecked near Yoakum, Texas, early today. None of the passengers were seriously hurt
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01

If you want anything see if the Farmers Exchange have it. B w Jefferson 6
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01

There is little danger from a cold or
 m an attack of the grip except when t1l-owed by pneumonia, and this never h.. opens when Chamberlains Cough Remedy is. used. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale bv it's remarhable cures of colds and grip and can be relied upon with impli- citl confidence For sale by all deal CTS
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
MAKING OF MONEY
 IS BEING OVERD0NE
Even the Mints Are Going Out of
 Business

New Orleans, Oct. 31.-Following an order from the director of the mint at Washington all gold bullion in the New Orleans mint will be shipped to the Philadelphia mint, more than s1,- 100000 in bullion being transferred last week. Additional shipments of more than s2.00O,0OO will be required to complete the transfer.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
PEANUT GRAVY FOR THE ROAST.

Peanut gravy for the roast is not a common gravy. but it will be in more general use when housekeepers realize how tasty it is. Cream two table spoons of peanut butter with small quantity of water, stir into ths one tablespoon of Drowned flour, a uiece of butter about a quarter as large as an egg, add boiling water until the mixture is about the consistency of thick cream. Cook three minutes.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sicken or grips. and may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or the young est child. The old and feeble will also find them a most suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their weak ened digestion and for regulating the bowels. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
MALONE HAYES DEAD.
One of Deleware's Best Known Git
 izens.

Dover, Del, Oct. 31.-Malone Hayes, secretary treasurer of the Deleware railroad for about fifty years and one of the best known men in Deleware died here today. He was s3 years old last May.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
$50 ns.sssis4rs.ssstss'
AtfssMif

In the matter of the estate of David taaadsy
nrceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Thai On Mon
day the tth day esf April A. ID. 1910. 1T the
hour of ~ u. m. of said fav the same being one
- the regular days ct the March term of the
I ounty Court ot tunnlson ounty in the State
OF Colorado. 4, n. y. tanaday. Adninistrs-
tor 81 said estate, will appear before the Judge
Of said Court. present my final settlement as
such administrator, pray the approval of the
same, aud viii then ask Ia he discharges Hs
such Administrator Al which time aud place
any rarsou Ia Interest mas appear aud ypxeseat
INFECTIOUS TO the same, Vt any there be.
A>D FURTHER NOTICE Is HERGHS
GIVEN, That at said time aud place the Cgart
will receive and hear proofs eoncerning che
heirs of said deceased, pwtsWant Ia the vast&ed
petition of said y, r. tanaday. claissAat as
heir at law OF said deressed. heresefose Aled
herein. asking for Judicial aseerta aiemeRt cd
and from which II appears thst Heavy q.
Canaday, Olive z Morrow, Lenova e. Boswell,
Nannie & lsncaster, Jacob v. Canaday, Eliza
heth NJ q. Coulter, james L. tanadsy. kobsst
j. Canadey. ". n taaaday, Alice Price. Jesse
tanaslas. and trerfie and Vida Canaday, t0e
minor daughters OF Stewart tanaday. deeea easrA
are heirs at said tiereased
NOW, THEREFORE,. any and all pev>Uns
WHO are wine claim to be heirs ut Law "a
ssia David Csnasisy. deceased, are herets re.
'4uired "a he and appear there seiste the
,is., erminat ion of the tourt theres,n-
D8tsd at 6unnison. Coierasts, ttsis IRE asy n
Bf CaNABAN, Asrssrissrasov
Of the Estate of David aaselay Deeea sed
Pubii-hei March a-April. I, isso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
COUNTY nsCM SCHOOL
baMpIon Uorrespondenc.

PfMS' hampton Correspondence
Tuesday. March ~.
A coucert will te given by the High
Schooi April the fifteenth.
The Junior Eagiish class is review
ing scott = works this week.
Class rings will soon be received hv
members of the Seuior class.
The sophomore and freshmen
CLASSES will give the programs April
cighth and twenty ninth.
IL has been decided To hold the ora
toi'icaI contest for the Steele medal
about the first of May sothat wealth
er conditions might he favorable.
lie sure To be present at the sol,ho-
more program Friday night. April :
The numbers ON 1t are by that mimi
table American humorisi. james
Nhitcomb Riley.
A meeting of the athletic associa-
tion was called Tuesday night after
school. when n decided to send a
track team To the Western Slope ..ieid
Meet ~ MoBtrose. NAV the seventh.
oven OFa'lon was elected captain
.'i ne team. A preliminary field
i.teet viii be held here sbont hur;I
twenty-third. The high scho,d bow.
" ~ he divi lad into two ii los. can
taine ny Roy Mullin ana Lawrcnre
stone
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
LEGAL PUsIcAJNus.
oo,srr rss,scxss,s sorscx

10 TIT CT MIS- LAND AND PROMO.
IlpN bd iANA , 10 ALL PERSONS
HANINa An INlida4,r OR TITJE OF RI.
npkp y OR ~ tdE LAND HEkEfNAF.
NoIitE lS HEsEBN GIVEN that ON the
hith dns Of Nosi nfper. A. u. I.B. IN. follow,nr
nescrib-d itonsrty. situate Ia m. County ~
"nnnison ant -tHte q Caioraiin. T. wit.
Lots 20 ~ IN block iit va West tsunnisou
Add,tion To the tosu of huUsison. was soisi (pv
thc delinqusnt taxes f.r the year iss,, aud uu r.
ctis-ed hs dunnt-sn onnty. That sail uss.
mise were taxed for said year tss5 in the name
oil tfunuissn Land and Pro Co.
fhs' the -nid tfunni-on County by its founty
Treasurer did ON the 2ith day ~ March l9ei
duly assign The certificate Of pnrrhas~. wktrk
yn~ issued by the County Trcasurer 10 sn,d
Gunnisan County for above sale 10 William
NIP who hath made request ut,on the Treas
urrr of said county Tor notification. "a p.os i'd
eh ns The law 81 ise. in oraer that iie may he
COME entitled to tax deed said certiiicate
ior said year
hat the time Of redemp ion of said real as
tate from such taN sale will expire on rhe gth
eiay OF July, A. d. isiu aud a tax deed will
- ne therefor On the ilth day of july, A. D
1911, unless redeemed theretofore.
Dated this eth day OF March. A. d
SEAL isiu.
w ANNIE NJ DOWNEY
Treasurer OF said Guunison County
Published March april :, fei0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
Og EsSAN eGsrGE1Gss
Iss ssyss sss svsss ~

In tire sssss~r of the esss-e of David n. Wal-
nee, stsreas-d -
NdfIt E - 0EREBy GIVEN, That - nss-
dsy the NH day sf April. A. y. lslo st the
bs,ur sf ~ A. n of said day. the some hsinG
Que s,f the regular dsss of the msrch Term n
the Co~s<y tiourt al Gunnison t,ounty. in the
Stnsp ef t.slornso. 1. Jane Nslface. Aswin-
.strssrsx AZ s-sd estate. will appear before the
lusswe a said I ssurt present my final setsAe-
ms1e = -~ch Ndnsinistrstrix. pray the appsv~sl
Il vire same. ana will then ash be dischs rsed
as ->rA Adesintstratrix At which tiase and
- sesue sShie-tseos to the same, IL any sheye -.
ASp flRTHER NOTICE Is HEREBY
s,IyEN. That said time and e,Ansp ehD CssuFt
wa r<cefve spa ksesr pssssfs ssDc~SuiaG ~
iesse Il s@ia asceassA. pussasWt - s1se vsrlAs1
p~olsirn sa -aid Jsse Wsllsee. eioioGn -
~l4Suu snd besr - Law IL said asreo~sA. kesese
fsUR nbeA hpxesa. ssk ing fsR . juelicsal ogssin-
,veua anA as-esrwfsstiua "A me hu6xship - ~
pssate. sad frsm whirh h aQQp~ss 49, Qo11l
MsII~r~. Wbliism Wsilsee. Hiauap1 Vsllsee
as1 PsuA ~ silsee, n6.srs, - es1oDssa -
besv< a eoia opcrone9;
N(y0, f1ERERu&E. - sd n V.suns
~.is - - ytso eiasa - - ANiss - 1sO - -
nUviA - VoRsnes. Assss1BA. sss hgsoV -
1ippA - - - aQgpsr eAssse. ~ aei16 -
JrSS1isssisn = Il Ceu1 vSseseue
Dussa - Guuessa, Ce1Bss1o. skie Nh - q
N0rA. 4. d. 1s1o
aA~iuisevstsi1 - the Esssee sa Dsvia \
Ps00EAe6 NssxA u-tpril =. ssso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
CROOxsTok

News hampton Correspondence
Monday. Mar-h =
Louis Templeton and Jim Hicks went
Friday evening 10 Denver.
Sunday March 20. a. G. Upton and
family returned from iittleton.
FRIDAY Miss Mabel Hicks returned
from Fred McDonails where she has
been stopping.
Mrs. 5. :. Walters and Miss MeQuil-
Ian went to Salida Friday. returning
Sunday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
OlA
News -Champioa CuRre&penaesr>


Weasr~dsy. March IN
+. r. stevens ~ Paradox spent
SUNDAY here with vvaative~
W. 3. spain asa Valentine Ehrs1
made trips 10 the county seat the
firut of the wewk-
Geo. Berg Wae down On business
from GunRis~n ~ fir~t ~ the week
and Jpaid q viNit To the ranch of his
brother. y. Y. 0erG.
The high water kere last week
eawsed cosssitperat,le excitenseAt. bst
the serioue AamaGe kaa twva cvafiBesi
to lsss II bRSAgvA. dana. str
q. r. festsr. eHsce sSyu0ty comDi~-
eisWef. bWt now . FVutAe4t ~ elatSe
in Montrvee county. Wso kere = a,w
days aee - route ssF FoWAerksrN
He also ssutted GWuN4eoA. ur Fe.eer
was res~atly maAe vtce VFsxitDcNs of
the newly ~rgsDiscd natsonal Aenk
NJ Olashs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
boocloESrER
SpeciaI CorrespondeAce.

SF'tIdI dINVITtsIOhue1ct.
Wednesday March is
Lovely 81 .1i1Q weather IN Taylor
park,
Roads are rather soft. thesnow go-
ing fast.
Bruce He,islen of Gunnison is here.
comips !n this evening ON the stage
from Buena Vista.
Mr.. Schnltx of Chicago, arrived this
morning To sNperintend Installing
the tramway machinery ROr the nit
ed Colorado Mining company. He
is manufactnscr of the machinery
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
THt oITREns uCKu

The Cnlzcas Ficket. g,se~cn..a
far a. alnslsssrasipn Il vosers of
GsH4 $50 Espne-euts a cie.n. pro-
9rcss and representative ses 81
caaai e- For uBayus. T. M. CA-
isns ss singularls vel hssoa. lie
has lai Training - a councilman
is iv years lIe understands ths
nees.s aHa por~sbilst,es Il the tewn.
aud News-C hafsFs0n PscdIcts viii
he eie cd ~ large msiarts and
make anc oi the best masurs we lave
ever haI fuE irs-let- abe ssrHt
name BE- ta.i IT Ihariss Gasses. a
pToRr siee ypang business man.
~ns b. lived heFc al be llie. who
beilesss % town b,rosslng The uexi
name b, faal "a Eimsr Iullin. repre-
s.ngauye II oae oi the srst iasaslles
"a oaf CRY. q iIee fallroaI man who
= verF ipalar : l. frine Stands
iaT ~ lhsfaH1ial hssiness element
aaa lis DNpeTteHee wall be Of great
sssssiaaae in handling The kHosty
probi a- that couse bsiore the boar 4
ani b. tne s5iung 1T which oug
bnssnt-s meu "a fhe citzens party
have grueroasiy given oi rhesr uiine
herei iaiIre
New lampian Is pleased iocom-
mead rhls tleket. and We have ~
sort - dlpht abpul ~ MAX smg a
clean sweep uexl Tues.sav
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
DAtTON

So t'nautpiuH torresppnds nee
Fua-duv NarUa -
ar and Mrs 6sannels isasC this week
Tor salcan
Naltcr MeHteuhaN Was on the LAKE
ork last week
A happy crowd met "a She home ~
Mrs. DW ger and spent Easter saaday.
" hiia blasting oat stumps Jess Lord
had the misfortune T. barn his face ANA
hands.
Claude Atldington has been bGildng
a coui Is lane from Dayton 10 The raIi-
way track
" - NhInnery is again to ship ln
number of stock cattle this spring. The
cattie he put w last year did eNception-
allN we'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
SouGnaEf 40 tn RJuoy
SewsCAsRptea Correspoaaence.
Monday. Ma,v-A =

Monday, Ma,yA y
W Redmen spent SUNDAY with
frsrSes at Soplerest.
et~erp are rising very ts~F owing
te she le1E sIsll of epvtNg weather.
VIM. N'e.ivertoA and J r. Hutch
iason ptsssed through hefe NedBes-
day to siew the preesvct sssr early
range tor cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

GOAL COAL. COAL,
Parsons * Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

W. uate the 'Drys close their
arRsmeut this week wluh a "vale-
diesery Hay not call u a swan
song
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

go uPsn th~ th~@ry that a he
ueii ~iaak to h a. so.,d ~ ttse
truth Wssi-S~E'haI.- il .--sos
iheas
tIThlE ~ COMMITTEES
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-12
WHITE SALMON.
From The Enterprise)

l.. J. Wolford and wife are visiting
friends and relatives at Kamiah, Idaho,
for few weeks.
Mae Breedlove has returned from
Hood River where she has been en-
ployed at the Mt. Hood for some time.
Sanford Smith and wife spent part
of the week with friends in Hood
River.
f. Knapp, of Minneapolis, is in own
to buy orchard land and city lot for
a home.
Work has stopped on the Canyon road
and for lack of funds and can be con-
tinued only when the subscril ers come
up with their money.
Mrs. Michael Redlinger and daugh-
ter, Grace, returned to their home
near Husum, after spending a few
weeks at Hood River and Portland,
visiting relatives and friends.
C. D. Birch, formerly editor of the
Argus, at Willmar, Mimi, now of
Spokane, has been guest of his
nephew, M. J. Van Vrost, the past
few days, and is much impressed with
the country.
Fourteen candidates were initiated
into the mysteries of the Woodmen of
the World on Wednesday night. A.
F. Cox, chief of police of Portland,
and Past Council Commander of the
Ordre, Councilm Commander Cole an.
District Organizer Plummer, of Std
Johns, General Organizer Kitchener,
and nine Woodman from Hood River
were in attendance. Supper was
served at the conclusion of the work
This large class is the result of a
special campaign.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-12
MOSIER.

That two days rain this week made
everybody smile.
The Ladies Of the Civic Improve.
ment Club met at the home of Mrs.
N. P. Sturgess the first of the week tC
plan for the banquet, given next Sat
urday night by the Moiser Valley
Commercial club.
Mrs. II. Il. Waite came up from
Portland this week and spent several
days with her relatives and friends.
She left Friday for WalIa Walla,
Wash, TO stay few days before
returning home.
Some of Mosier people are early
risers, and have viewed "Halley's
Comet"
Our townsman, j. X. McGregor,
attended the Boosters Meeting" ir
The Dalles Wednesday as the repre-,
sentative of Mosier and spoke vel
of Mosier and her bright prospects.
4 Mrs. VIM. Mcclure spent part OF
Thursday and Friday in The Dalles this
week.
The following Mosier gentlemen went
as delegates for the Sunday Schools to
the convention held in The Dalles three
days of this week. DR.. Robinson, Geo.
Carroll, Olaf Oss and Fred Evans.
d. +. Meikle, commission man of
Portland, spent few days in Mosier
this week.
HIM. Huxley and family have moved
up to the ranch near Mosier from Hood
River. Mr.. Huxley has now taken over
the management of the Mosier Fruit
Growers Association.
Mrs. Glenn returned to her home in
Portland Saturday, having visited over
a week with her daughter, Mrs. F. A.
Shogren.