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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-30
Tooth Talks
NUMBER 3

Aside from the comfort and cleanly
feeling that you get from properly
cared for teeth, you wonder II there
is any other advantage you gain that
pays you for the time and trouble
that you spend. Most certainly there
is Irepeat the opening sentence OF
these talks, "The teeth lay the fUun-
datlon for the health and strength Of
mankind" Briefly. it all amounts to
| this:
without good teeth there cannot be
thorough mastication.
Without thorough mastication
there cannot be perfect digestion.
without perfect digestion there
canuot be proper assimilation.
/ Without proper assimilation there
cannot be Dutrition.
Without nutrition there cannot be
health.
And without health what Is life?
Is 1t not worth an effort?
Make an effort to visit the dentist
every six months, never put 1t of
longer than one year. Aside from my
primary teaching, health. 1t is econ.
omy. A short sitting will cost you
less than longer ones, aud small cav
ity can be filed absolutely without
pain. while larger ones necessiate the
removal Of the nerve, and Of necessity
weakens the whole tooth.
Our methods are practically pain
less. our ufiice 10 modern aud every
thing 10 thoroughly clean aud anti
sceptic and sterilized.
Send your children TO see me for an
examination. There is no charge for
an examination and advice.
| DIR. W. r. RODENHAUsER,
| Dental Surgeon,
Phone Ordway 1881. Ordway, Colo.
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Evangelical Church

Although roads we're bad. there
we're 1855 present at the Sunday school
rally day service, the hope Is that the
Interest may continue with large'
attendance.
Preaching at a. N. at Bob Creek
Sunday school at 10 q. N.
Preaching at II .. N.
W. N. 8 and Mission band meeting
at 3 p. 10.
Y. P. A. At $50 p. N. Welcome.
p. g. Nuffer.
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bs minimised by cooperation. fhe
social and economic life Of rural
community are respective units and
cannot be successfully divided by de-
nominational lines. and the churches
can only occupy this important field
By cooperation and coordination.
The efficient country church will
definitely serve its community by lead
ing In all worthy efforts at community
Suflding. in uniting the people in all
cooperative endeavors for the gen.
eral welfare Of the community and in
arousing q real love for country life
and loyalty to tho country home and
these results can only be successfully
accomplished by the united effort Of
the press. the school. the church and
OrEanized farmers.
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Temperance Rally

A Temperance Rally with stirring
music and good addresses will be
conducted 10 the Evangelical church
Sunday evening. No service in other
churches. "A male quartet will sing
new campaign songs. Herr wilhelm
Becker, q master Of the violin will
play. "Let him that heareth say
Come. And let him that 10 athirst
come"
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Box Springs

Mrs. George Jsckson was thrown
from horse she was riding Tuesday
and sustained = sprsined wrist.
Mrs. Peck wife of Mr.. Peck "f the
Peck and Stsven Ranch. is enjoy Ing
stay 1T the ranch on Duck Creek.
A. party was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Copper Saturday
night. Those present reported fine
time.
Cecil Gardner spent sunday 10 box
Springs.
Jim Jackson WAS in ordway satur.
day.
hNmine House completely furnished.
Immediate pnssesaion. Rent low,
g0od location. Fred Cook.
Tiedemann buys baled alfalfa hay.
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Reward

Five dollars reward for the return
Of the articles stolen from my ma
chine Wednesday night aud no Ques.
tions asked. They consist of one 80
Automatic Colt, one box Of cartridges
for same. one seven Inch electric dash
light and . quart Of castor oil. The
parties are welcome to the latter.
Dr.. q. T. Richards.
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Halloween Social

Tie Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church OF Crowley will
hold bazaar in the canning factory
Halloween night, Saturday, October
81. Supper will be served beginning
$3.50 o'clock. A good time for every
body. Come one. and all.
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The Cash Drug Co.
Thursday Club

The Thursday Afternoon Club met
Thursday with Mrs. l. II. Stanly. A
very interesting program was given
aud q reading by Miss May Weldon
and vocal solo BY Mrs. r. J. Pender-
grast we're very much enjoyed.
Mrs. D. G. Roberts read . splendid
paper written by Mrs. Tbsodore
Grimm OF Denver. formerly Of Ordway
on the life of Father Joseph who is
now devotinR his life 10 the leper
colony on the Isls nd of Mol0kai.
The Club will hold its next meeting
at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Enyart.
There will be . Temperance lecture
at Crowley canning factory Monday
night, Nov. Q. Music will be furnished
by = splendid male quartet.
Everybody welcome.
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Mrs. &. J. PenderRrast entertained
. few friendA at thimble party
Tuesday afternoon. Delicious re-
freshments we're served to the follow
ing ladies present; Mrs. Ralph Cash
Mrs. W. W. Spivy, Mrs. L. 1. Git1in.
Mrs. d. J. Mooney, and Mrs, G. G.
Cash.
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y. B. Stewart who has been quite
Ill at his home for several days IL now
improving and his many friends
hope to see him out again soon. Mr..
Ste wxrt was taken Ill last Frinay and
has been suffering with an atlack Of
phneumonia.
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Estrayed

Roam mare from Mobiles. six miles
west Of Ordwsy. Weight 800 lbs.
branded triangle over fiat I. ON left
shoulder. Notify Z. E. Cummings.
Star Route. Ord way, COlO
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Give your chickens Hess Pan acea II
you want them to lay eggs this winter.
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-30
Piano for Sale

Have stored temporarily at Ordway
q strictly high grade piano. which
will be sold cheap for quick sale, for
cash or easy pay ments to responsible
party. Anyone contemplating the
purcbase Of high grade piano may
obtain particulars by addressing the
Denver Music Co, Denver, Colo.
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Get q Hue on your winter supply Of
coal. See Tiedems0n.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Leary who have
been visiting their son John Fl. Leary
Jr. and his wife and their daughter
Miss Edith Leary returned to their
home 10 Westcliffe, Colo. Tuesday.
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s.ll your baled alfalfa to Tiedemann
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rieaemann buys baled Alfalfa hay,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-12-17
DUBLIN
MrA IlEnrllA WEnm.n.

". r. Grider and sons are improving
their place by putting an addition onto
ihcir hpusc. 1hcy moved the house
from or the property s they bought Of
Marsh DnrdorlT and joined II 10 the
north end of the.r House. Thcy are
putting ncw rooi on. Bud Wcllg has
been helping them do tine work.
Earl Garner and wife spent the day
Thursday with hisbrothcr Ion Dnpcr.
They helped with DE buichcring there.
Herbert Armstrong returned from
Joplin saturday afternoon.
Berthe Gamcr spent Wednesday in
Jasper with her grandmother
II. j. Stith, the tax collector was NJ
our school hou,e Saturday.
John Armstrong and Elder Fral,es
helped sam KING husk corn Friday.
Earl Garner nnd wife were visitors at
sam KinB sunday afternoon.
Sam King helped bis brother Ben
King, butcher hogs Monday.
Eah Garner helped Mr.. BIuebaugh
cut wood Monday,
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BLUE STAR.

Joe Band was doctoring sick horaes
iu .ai- Hrighborhood last Monday.
NilI H 4rrly was Carthage visitor
Tuc,duy lic ulHo spent Tucs.ay
night ..J lis sister Mr.. ilulL
Ab,. 600 and wife visited Tue day
c,clu. ala ac.r uncle Sell Mike
sc.
Ab,u uciphbou and freuds gath
cred 80 l. Wallace home Tuesday
evening evening. intending iD rigr
them ID Iplc, bgD iIiuc bird bad
told lhru and tbcy were expecting
The crowd ~ joined in having q
good time. ). f.. Hun, Clydc -lcph-
ems. Collie add Louie Blcyins and Neil
Mikc,cll furnished good music 10 ihc
pleasure olpll oyster soup wns served
in abundance, unCr Whicn ut late
hour the guests departed for thcir
various homc. declaring 10 buyc had a
most enjoyable time and Wishing Mr..
and '!r-. Wallace hcalth and po,pch.
ty 300 thcir nca home.
Coru EldgHy called ON Lula Wcll.
Jucsduy evening.
lirlya stephens visited Friday with
her brother Byron and family.
Dewey NikcsoI visited his cousin.
Monday.
Dr. ilouscr Of Carthage was inspect
ing stock for -. l.. Wallace Thursday
and Friday with all good results.
Thoron BIe,ins Of Oreenheld is Wis
iting his brother Jim and family.
Luther retley u Joplin is shuckinl
corn for liayc Conner.
4 good many from here ATTENDED
literary AT Boston Friday night aud re
port good Time.
H. T.. Coiner and wife, J.. n. Hull
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Admlnlstra,rlx Nollee .

Notice ~ hereby glyon that letters oi
n9ministr1tiOn upon the estate ~ Elijah
J.. Williams, deceascd, have been grant.
rd 10 the undersigned by Byron Bourn.
judge II tho probate court oi Jaspef
County, bearing date the 18Th day or
Noyember, 1910
Al persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit them
10 mo for allowance within Elk months
after the date Of letters, or they may be
preclndod from any benefit ~ such cs.
tnt"; and II such claims be not exhibited
within ono year from tho date of the
last insertion Of such publication. they
shall DO forever barred
Mary y Nillisms Administrators,
First publication December 2.4t.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-12-17
DIAMOND

4 cold north wind visited Onr
yicinity sometime saturday night.
We hope this h our Christmas storm,
llen ~ many plans fOr Christmas will
not be- spoiled.
J. q. Drlick had the misfortune 10
break his pump Sunday and had 10
make % Trip Ia Jasper for repairs.
Ralph Cline 81 Jasper via Out hunt
ing in our nciglborliOpd saturday.
Mr. Woodrow and wife helped NJ
Osborn butcher Ffiday.
Cbas. Eliing spent Friday With
!. ". Edwards and wife.
&. VI. l5uzzafd " on ihc sick list
There was 10 preaching NJ Diamond
sunday afternoon. although the
minister brntcd the cold and drove Out
ffOm Nashville.
J. ". Edwards and Wifc spent sat
utday and Sunday with their son.
Cbas. ElliDg and wife.
Miss Conrad spent saturday and
SUNDAY with homo folks.
Mrs. Jay lIfadSosd spent saturday
with home folks.
j. y. Gullck sIRni "Wednesday IN
Carthage on business.
ChaS. Nett called ai G. M. ISulArd's
SUNDAY evening.
Plans for our Christmas tree are
progressing rapidly. Most ot the
children have their parts learned nov.
Mr. gau i, reported to H. getting
along nicely.
Mr.. Fred Gathers sister and l.ilsban nj
visited thcm Dser SUNDAY.
Thco. Mitchell bttchefed Monday.
John Hartley is quite sirk With
rheumatic fcscr.
Mrs. Wp. Fafr h entertaining seS-
cfal relatives fnn Oklahoma this
week.
Mrs Tioum. EllWarls aId Miss
Edna pnttcrsDn n lp~u spent Tuc4lAy
with Mrs. Chas. Eiiug.
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and TllonOn. Jim and Collie lJle,ins
spent Friday evening NJ clyde Sicph.
ems and enjoyed some god music.
Myrtle C0incr aud soD Lloyd visited
her mother Saturday.
NL Miller and wife u SilyehOD.
Douglas County. and Nr Taggnu oi
Mcdoc, visited Tuesday and WedDes-
day ~ W. X. 1'enningtOn's.
Roy and Walter Pennington and
'i0m i;Diyrfispn SIrni SUNDAY evening
with NL Mikcscl
H. Il. Iambec ~ Carthage visited
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Lula
Wells. Jake Kaderly and wife spent
the afternoon there.
Frank Kelley and Cbas. Mccormick
helped j. II. HUI butcher Monday.
=. y. King helped his brother Iicn.
Chas. JohnDn and GOldin lSlevins
are On the sick iisi.
Is. l.. Wallace Inaded his csiT Saiur-
day and leaves to-day Monday for
Edmond. Kans. Mrs. Wallace and
children will visit few days at clyde
stephens until her husband reaches
their location. The Wnllncc's moved
here q year ago from the Stnie neigh
borhOpd they are returning 10. Much
~ wc regret 10 losc such ss,d neigh
bors. sc wish them sucres, and happi-
ness.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-12-17
MALTA



Charley Marshall carrier on route 3
from Golden Cn3 WIZ on his Vuie
when bis nutpmDiilc broke aud he had
to cnll tor help. Tbc cnrricr on pue !
came out and hcipcd him bncl. to osol-
den Cty.
John Welsh and family drove ~ ln-
mar saturday.
Mrs. Jarvis and daughter Ruby
called on Slr.. John Welsh Mondny
afternoon.
MTs. John Welsh called on Mrs. Guy
McC ConEcll Wednesday.
Carl Mcdonnell hauled has Saturday
and got stalled o.Osc 10 Nlr. Wolie'y
and bad 10 call fpr help.
Tim NIacl,cy and family spent -ntur.
dly night and Sunday With Mrs
NlHrkcy's gisicf.
JobE Wilson undc busiuc-. rip {,
Carthage Saturday.
Tue Mount Carmel sunday School i,
getting along nioaly and are preparing
ilf % Christna5 irtc.
The revival meeting az Mount Car
mel b. slill going up and there seems q,
be much intercs, III the meeting.
Mrs. Massey ~ better at thi. writing
N'Hcs Wilson h sick with cold an,
moi ans 60 90 TO school this week.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-12-17
cARYToWN.
Mn. CLYnE WAnnER.

Clarence Simmons las moved hi,
family 10 the Wm. Cline property and
the man who has bought the farm ,n.
Gated by Mr. Simmons has taken pos
session.
The road work on the Carthage and
Jasper rpad is aitmcting the attention
Of those who imycl that Way good
deal. Last week considerable gravel
was hauled and work viii continue
This week.
Michael Jamm IL getting ready 10
move his family Ia Barton County
sOpu. They will li,c IN the Diamond
nciglilOfIood west Of to.D. This com
mUnity lDsos good ncigibof and
helpful friend. and the good wishes u
oil 90 Vltli them a. their new home.
Wm cline vas In Carthage on busi-
ness Saturday afternoon.
Mf Hamn's daughters who have
been employed IN Carthage are visit.
ing ni home.
Mr.. clyde Wagner and children
spent scyeml days last week visiting
IN Alba
Miss Iyftlc Tctcr of Columbia will
be- home during the nest wccl. and
vii spend the holidays With her sister,
Mrs Clydc Wagner, and her mother,
Mrs Isaac Tcter 81 Albn.
Master Oli,c5 Kyle Was visitor a.
the Caryiown school l'rilny afternoon.
NJ Kyle bulchcrrd hog, Wednes.
day llis brother Tom Kyle. and
wife spent thc day with them and
hcIpcd with the butchcrng.
The Salem ~unday School b, making
preparations for their annual Christ
mas ucc and viii prepare an appro-
pirate program. The ,cholors have
spent several delightful evening, to-
goiho- during the laa la.o week, pmc-
tr.u".
No'Ui'hslanding thc weather was
quito severe there were quito fcW ont
~ ,huWh and sunday School al IA
lem sunday. sunday school was
held quito little bit lHtcr than usual
Ihc Dceoy school viii have "a
Christina. boA and llIc Curyiown
school Christmas tree.
M.3 carol Boyd visited Ma. ~liih
one afternoon la week.
5. Boyd nnd wife droNo 10 Carthage
nnd spent ihe day FRIDAY
HIc Alus Helen Gaddis wcut 10
jasper saturday evening and visited
oycr night vIih her aunt Mrs. Char
les Bradshaw.
Mrs. Wm. Cline and CordcIl Ncllar
went 10 Carthage Saturday 10 do
shopping,
Mark Qullcn and family visiting
MaFiu -utb and family.
There is still an abundance Of wheat
coming nand the price is still dollar.
II H said that there are several thou
sand bu-hcl, ia the near vicinity yet
to be sold.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-12-17
ZION
Miss EDNA IIALLARD-
moss

Mi-s Bertha Woes IL spending several
days visiting her brothers and sisters
iu Carthage.
l'en Janncy and wife. Id Dnyisand
family and Misses Icola aud Fern
Patrick and Agnes Gresham Nefc
entertained "Wednesday by Gcorge Hay
and family, the occasion being Ms.
Pearl Hays birthday
Misses Ethyl and Carrie Protein
were Carthage ,iilprs saturday.
Mu. Hazel Mcdonnell visited Mrs.
i;Dbfri Smith Friday.
J. j. -chDpicr and wife autocd To-
CartlIngc Tuesday and spent the day
With II. ". lIarkcr and wife.
Mis-, Ada lIccham, teacher 81 mtg.
near Dudcnyilc. visited the wcck-,n
"ith Lpunie .'trcckcr and wife.
Mis- Eulh Naught has been quite
.ick with lon.iliii,.
/ AaWy Pgobcrt and family were guests
81 Jca to.dcr and family sunday
Ni.7cs Nclua Mackcy and Eeynon
Hubbard visited Miss Bessie -trceIscr
/ Saturday.
Ernest McC Councll spent 4 few day.
with home folks and returned near
Kansas Ciry Monday
There will be pie supper Of May
flower school houc Friday evening
December -. \ program will he
given. and everybody - invited.
| Mrs. John carr and son Of Jasper
visited over sunday with Andrew
Smith and family.
Harold -chooler spent Monday .dght
with his grandmother, Mrs. S'hoDleF
Of jasper
Nocl Duncan and family Of turclu,
Eans., are making a couple Of weeks
visit with Andrew smith and Robert
smith and families
George Mcdonnell and wife went n
Joplin Monday evening, where they
are visiting relatives.
The 4. II. F. 4. bad an oyster sup
pcrat }loomiupdulc Friday evening.
Mrs. NcCarey hnd the misfortune 10
I hll from the porch and bfcal, db,
. Grandma rs quite poorly
. Robert smith and family. Gporgc
/ Mcdonnell and wife. Noel Duncan and
family. and Mrs. John Carr and son
and Eucs, Met COnncll and wife were
guests Of Andrew Smith and family
sunday.
Mrs. I0nnic Strec<cr and Ada
l,cchnm were Carthage shoppers Sat
urdny and visited Fred -trccker's neat
Carthage.
Miss Clara Hubbard and Miss Carrie
Wmans spent Friday night in Jasper
D. and made trip ~ Carthage saturday
Frank l9enman was on the jury at
, Carthage last week.
sam Chapman Of Carthage, lll, wa,
The guest of -. ". Martin aud umil,
over sunday. Mrs. Martin Na dsicro
: the former.
Mrs Lena Dickenon visited Mrs
. win Mcilger Monday.
r Henry Martin, who is staying "a
i. r. Curiis's, near Centcrpoinl. visit
- ed over sunday Win home folks
Rev. =. ". Medcaris Of Liberty $40
{ viii hold a Two weeks revival al IiOf
! Church, commencing Monday evening
! December n. He will be assisted bl
b l,ey. briggs Of Liberty, who il . singer
Everybody invited 10 attend thes
!, lmeetings.
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Those who have not paid their
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05
H0MESTEA6ERS WIN
Owners Of Mining Claims on Pine
Greek Disappointed.

Kellogg.--A ruling from the land
office at Occur d'Alene city on the
contests filed by a number OF owners
Of mining claims along Pine creek
against the entries OF homesteads GOV.
ering this land has been received. and
the result is that the mining mon are
dumfounded. the homestead entries
being upheld. the land office ruling
that the land Is OF more value for AZ.
riculture and grazing purposes than
for mining. The bulk OF the property
involved lies near the forks OF Pine
creek. and much work has been done
on II. II is not far distant from the
Highland Surprise property. which has
paid dividends.
The mining men have announced
that II Ia their intention TO carry the
case further and endeavor 10 check
the issuing OF patents 10 the home
steaders, claiming that these patents
would be a great blow TO the mining
industry along Pine creek.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05
ODESSA IS SCENE (
OF SEA BATTLE

London.--A dispatch from Pctro.
grad says that Odessa was visited by
Turkish warships.
They succeeded In sinking a mer-
chant ship. The Turks also lombard.
cd Novorossysk, a seaport Of Caucasia.
Two Turkish officers landed at The
odosia, on the southeast coast Of Cri-
mea, to demand the surrender of the
port. The governor promptly impris-
oned them.
A dispatch from Bordeaux says II Is
officially announced there that Rus.
sian gunboat was sunk by two Turk
ish torpedoboat destroyers in the at
tack on Odessa. This gunboat was
the Donetz. Part OF Its crew were
drowned and the remainder killed or
wounded.
Shells also were fired on the sub
urbs OF Odessa near q number OF oil
tanks, but the tanks were undamaged.
A sugar factory, however. was hit.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05
Eastman Kodak. Ontario Pharmacy R.ssl Remedies
Rexall Remedies

they returned to Wilson to make their
home. His many friends here wish
them a long and happy married life.
Several from here attended the Korn
Karnival at Payette Friday and Satur-
day.
Mamie Bayer spent the week end
with the home folks.
The W. C. T. U: held avery interest
ing meeting at the home of Mrs. Rowse
on Thursday of last week.
Rev. Herwig of the Anti Saloon Lea
que, will give stereoptican lecture at
the Methodist church Friday evening,
Nov. 9Th. His subject will be-Tem-
perance Situation In Idaho. Admission
free. Everybody invited.
The Halloween entertainment given
by the schools here was enjoyed by all
present. Refreshments were served in,
the domestic science hall by the domes--
tic science class and their teacher Miss.
Hall.
John Comiskey held public sale last
Saturday at the place known as the o.
X. Wilcox place, to dispose Of their
personal property before leaving for.
their former home In Illinois.
s. r. Frazier formerly Of this place
had public sale at his home at Midvsle,
last Wednesday and will come back to
his place on the bench to live. His old
friends are glad to welcome him and his
family back.
A large crowd Of school children and
young people and men and women went
from here to Ontario Monday TO take
part in the water wagon parade at the
temperance rally.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05

A. ID. Baker, rortland manager for
the National Mercantile company oi
Vancouver. II. C.. was arrested at Port
land on warrant from Seattle charg
ing conspiracy to break a federal law
by using the malls 20 promote n lot
terry.
The registration OF the state. not In
cluding the figures OF five counties
which have not been reported. is $780,
72s. The counties yet 10 hear from
are Coos. Polk. Malheur and Wheeler.
These probably will increase the to-
tai registration by 10000.
There are 96.766 million board feet
OF Douglas fir In the 2s national for.
ests In Alaska. Oregon and Washing.
ton. according TO an estimate Just com.
pleted by the forest service at Port.
land. Western hemlock ranks second.
the report shows. with yellow pine
third.
According TO information obtained
by Labor Commissioner Hoff for his
biennial report. the onion industry OF
Oregon is becoming greater yearly.
He gives the number Of growers culti'
waiting more than one acre as 1877 and
the number OF those growing about
one-quarter OF an acre as 536.
That the humane prison policy In
vogue In the Oregon penitentiary has
been a great success In reforming
wrongdoers and that the inmates
health has been safeguarded by the
sanitary system adopted. is indicated
in the report OF Superintendent Law.
son. filed with the board OF control
In his biennial report. filed with the
state board OF control. DIR. II. Il. Lee
Steiner. superintendent. shows the per
capita cost OF conducting the state In
sane asylum has been ll4.64 a month.
or IS cents a day. This included
clothing, food. medical treatment.
heat. light. water. repairs to building.
etc.
The annual meeting OF the Oregon
State Horticultural Society will be
held at Medford. December 2, 3 and 4.
A good attendance 10 expected. Speak.
srs will be present from California
and Washington and number OF the
members OF the Washington State
Society are expected to
attend.
Receipts during 1914 for registration
,f motor vehicles, motorcycles. deal.
srs and chauffeurs totaled s77.25s dur
ng the 10 months ending October 81,
according 10 Secretary OF State Ol. |
'ott a gain over 1913, when the re
'eipts for the entire i2 months totaled |
'l5,s7S Fees received in October 10.
aled ssss,5O.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05
Cotton Exchanges 90 Open.

Washington, ID. Can outlet for
the tied up cotton markets OF this
country was worked out. when at q
conference OF federal reserve and pri
vate bankers together with Sir George
Paish and Basil II. Blackett. represent
Ing the British treasury. it was stimuli
taneously agreed TO open up on No
vember i6 the New York and the Liv
erpool Cotton exchanges.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-05
Uniform Road prsooIno uroed.

La Grande.-Granges OF Union coun.
ty have started n movement TO get
uniform dragging Of county roads by
the King drag system. The county
court has purchased many drass. Tho
oranges believe that they can educate
every farmer who has land abutting
a highway TO get into the movement
and drag his own piece OF road at tho
correct time. with the result that the
bad road question will largely have
been solved.