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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all -
counts payable to the Aberdeen H.
aid, or to the undersigned on beh11
Of the Aberdeen Herald, are paya11s
to Jno. A. Stimson, who will recsl1k
for the same.
tt. JNO. J. CARMEL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
Whafaxar it M.

WHar0VeF u 70.
II don't see how they can afford I'd DO
what they do on his salary
DO you know what his salary is?''
mo, but don't see how they can
afford things. just the same" detroit
Free Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
DECISION.

We waste deal Of time and
brain force IN making and remak;ns
decisions that should Be made once
for a. When some duty i 10 Be
pseformed. de sooner i can be
accomplished and put away y
6niahed wosk de bsets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
INSTRUMENTS FILED
Deeds, Mortgages, and All Documents
Placed on Record

Deeds
w. J.. Patterson to c. H. Glenn
ons, quit claim deed neA neH
sec 2, twp 16, 8 ............
]. C. Oliphant ct lux to Christian
Halager. lot 10, block 20,
Roosevelt Beach .............
H. L. Moore to Cora H. Winders,
.13. acres land in lot l, sec 5,
twp II, 6 .................. q
Lucy Yock to Edward Yock, lots
to "a, block II, First addi-
ton Ocosta ................ s.
Caroline Yock to Lucy Yock, lots
10 to "a, block II. First addi-
ton Ocosta .................. 20
r. A. Wiley ct ux to Amos
Krantz. ~ swA sec SO, twp
20, II .................. 500. 20
H. o. Beaver ct al to w. p. Gil
breath ct al, lot and east 8
fet lot 4, block I, MONEYS
Corrected plat Montesano 100
r. E. Paisley ct ux to E. B. Benoit
ct ux. lot 80. block 2. Fairview
addition Aberdeen ........... Il
c. B. Weatherwax ct ux to L. H.
Faulkner, quit claim deed east
20 feet lot s, and all lot 8,
block Al, Benn's Original plat
Aberdeen ....................
c. c. Keller to North West Elec-
trio & Water Works, right of
way for electric pole line across
land in sec 4, twp II, 7......
Sound Pacific Land Co. to ]. ].
DUFF. lots SO and So, Garden
Hill addition Elma ........... co.
G.. Il. Adams ct ux to Oliver
Perow, lot 6. block 9, A. &
G. Second addition Elma. 49,.
Oliver Perow to G. E. Adams,
south 20 rods of north so rods
of sell nwA sec 26. twp IS,
...'........'....
August Hanny ct ux to G. E.
Adams. lot 6, block 9, A. & C.
Second addition Elma ....... So
Electric Land Co. to Mike Stow
ers, lots 7, 8, 8 and 10, block
2, Forsell's sub division lot 16,
block 81" Evans & Lewis
Grays Harbor Homesteads -. II
L. j. Mason ct ux to w. M. Nc
Grath, lot 9 and WIZ lot 8, block
n, Heerman's Annex, Hoquiam II
Bessie H. Harrell to Oxford
Realty Co., land in neA neA
sec IL, twp IS, ......... II
o. B. Beaver ct ux to F. N. Bea-
yer ct al, part Of WIZ neN
lying north of Preachers
Slough (sec and twp not CIV
Olive Morris ct vir to Olof Lonn-
borg, acres of land in a
square in southeast corner Of
nell swA sec 20, twp Is, g.. Isl
Mary J. Counts to Dora M.
Campbell, lot 20, block 9,
North Hoquiam addition Ho-
GUAM ............::.....:.....
F. McDonough to Tom Dolan,
quit claim deed lot II, block
Is, Moclips .................. II
E. X. Wood Lumber Co. to Simp-
son Logging Co., lots 2, 3 and
4, and 81 seA sec IS, twp 20,
......... ......'.''.''. -
Emily F. Combes to A. e. Le-
Roy, land in sec IS, twp Is. 6. ~
r. e. Paisley ct ux to Geo. De-
Temple, lot 3. block I, Fairview
addition Aberdeen ........... 81
Geo. Healess ct ux to Marie d.
DeBush. lot 1, block 174, Cor
rected plat Hoquiam .......... i
Pacific Beach Co. to r. A. Buell..
lot g.. block 8. Pacific Beach. ~
Iron Springs Co. to Spring Cigar
Co., lot 2. block 10, Iron
Springs ................... ~. ID
A. H. Hale ct ux to r. F. Rob
erts. SEX SEX sec 1S, twp 16.
~, except north 200 feet;
sell nwN and WIZ nwA sec
10, twp Is, II; neA neH
sec "a, twp Is, IL ......... $40
Miscellaneous
R. Distler to Public. afidayit. =.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05

The Elton jacket II feature Of the
summer frocks As shown here. It %
more simulated than real. however. %
the Elton effect y secured BY banda Of
trimming upon foundation blouse.
The natty skirt y cut not too MD and
= trimmed With reverR
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
el,Is Of sale

Otto ROeSner ct Tx to u. M.
French, furniture ............
Gilbreath & Carter to Beaver
Bros, donkey engine .........1
Leonard-Kaufman Co. to AL
Knabel. contract sale furniture
F. & F. Garage to w. ]. Hennesy,
conditional sale auto ........
w. L. Bathurst ct ux to Aber-
deem State Bank, auto .......
w. j. Ours ct ux to Albert
Franks, conditional sale equip
ment rooming house at Ho-
GUAM ............. ..........
Rollie Culver to Wayne Fry, all
interest in property Of part
nership Of Jasper Fry Sons and
culver ......... ..............
A. w. Nelson to Peter Nelson.
household goods and chickens
as collateral security for loan
Of SIS ..................
c. w. Yana to Albert Franks,
conditional sale auto ........
F. & F. Garage to A. A. Haskin.
conditional sale Ford 6........
H. Wigsted ct al to Chas. ORGY
ct al. conditional sale Ford go.
Wade Music Co. to Mrs. w. Smith
conditional sale, piano .......
Same to Catherine Ruby, condi-
tional sale piano .............
Mrs. st. Ours to Mrs. Van Worm
er, household goods ..........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05

The Herald II the most widely ~
paper in Grays Harbor county. wiz
advertiser know It.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
Pacific Fisheries & Package Co.,
to Public, certificate of fish

Pacific Fisheries & Package Co.,
to Public, certificate Of fish
trap location ................ :.
Chris Muller to Public, certificate
of log brand "Swastika" ......
Henry McCleary Timber Co. to
Ruth Pallesi ct al, contract to
sell Il interest in west 40 feet
let 10. block II, McCleary... 4
Ejalmar Jacobson to Public. dec
laraticn of Homestead, on lot 8,
Block &, Karr's addition He
Adam Kozlowsai ct W. 10
Wishkah Bocm Co, lease
part of nell nwl sec g. twp
10. lying north Of eest fork
Of Nrishkah river ........ /
Gust Carlson ct ux to Jasper
Fry & SINS & Co, contract ar
fectirg s12 swA, nei4 swA
and swA sell sec II, twp 10.
United S ates to Fieirs Of China
Bill, patent to sla nw14 sec 81,
two Jf. r ..........s... 49,.
A. F. Chamberlain to Mrs. J.
Walls releasing conditional sale
contract OF furniture ..,....... 2.
Same to A. Abshire. same .....
Same to II. Driskell, same....
Same to Oscar Holmluni, same. 81
Same to ]. H. Nouska, same.
Same to L. B. McKeever, same. i
Ida L. Coulter to Hoquiam Meat
Co., ct al. assignment of rents
affecting lots and 9, block As,
Ontario addition Hoquiam and
lot %. block 40, Ontario addi-
ton Hoquiam ................
o. l.. Church to Public, declara-
ton of homestead on neA neA,
wiz sell neA. sh nwA neA
less 8 acres in southwest cor
ner, all in sec Is, twp Is, g..
o. B. Beaver ct ux to F. N. Bea-
yer ct al, assignment OF lease
for certain boom rights on
Preachers Slough ............
Panama Eastern Lumber Co. to
Public, articles Of incorpora-
ton ..............
Mary E. Boomer vs. Philip Boom
er. copy Of decree of divorce
affecting lots and 5, block
IS, Minis addition Cosmopolis
and household goods giving
plaintiff title ................. =
Same VS. Same. copy Of Decree. :.
J. ]. Robinson VS. r. s. Williams
ct ux, lien on lots Is and 16,
block 9, Southside addition
Aberdeen ...............
Ed Blackmore to Grayport Mar
ket, assignment of wages for
one year ....... ..............
John Gonser to Public, AFFIDAVIT. :.
T. A. Ray to Public, affidavit -. :.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
satisfaction Of Mortgage.

satisfaction Of Mortgage.
Theresa Cheim to C. c. Pinnick,
ct ux, releasing lot 8, block "a,
Corrected plat of Hoquiam ...2500
E. w. Cade to J. N. Caron, releas-
ing lot 8 and north 20 feet Of
lot 4, block SO, Heerman's An
mex to HoQuiam ............. 900
Aberdeen Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to Emil Pfund ct ux.
releasing lot Z. block 81.
Weatherwax & Benn's Second
addition to Aberdeen ....... 5000
Daniel Rogan ct z. ]. Warwick
ct ux, releasing land in lot 8.
sec 9, twp II, r 9............ 339
A. L. Davenport to 2. ]. Warwick
ct ux, releasing land in lot 8,
sec 9, twp II, 9 ............. 300
J. H. White to s. Hart, releasing
cows ........... zlo
Leroy Hall to G. D. Acker, re-
leasing WIZ of lot 8 and lot 8,
block n, Heerman's Annex, Ho-
Quiam ............... $3.50. =.
Ole Johnson ct ux to Oscar Holm
lund. releasing real estate 49,. =.
II, A. Ray to T. ]. O'Neill, releas-
ing team OF horses and set Of
harness ............... ....... 115
A. l.. Paine to ]. A. McNiven, re-
leasing lots z and 8, block "a,
Weatherwax & Benn's addition,
Aberdeen ...... ...... $3.50. .35VU
David Calderwood to c. ]. Rob-
erts, releasing 2 horses $500. 100
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS

R. Distler to Public, afiidavit. 49,.
d. McLafferty to 2. Warwick ct
ux, releasing lien on lot z,
block T, Benn's Cottage add.
ton Aberdeen ...............
A. Semmen to Same, release Hen
on lot 3. sec Q. twp II. r s....
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-08-05
Mortuaues.


J.iE. Calder ct ux to Ben Sheeks, :
mortgage, lots 4. 5 and 8, block
4, b. & D. addition to Monte
SanO ...... $50. $3.50. q
C. w. Brown to George w. Wood,
chattel mortgage live stock. -. 8
Emil Pfund ct ux to Columbia
Life & Trust Co, mortgage lot
4. block 81, Weatherwax &
Benn's Second addition to Aber-
deem ...... ...... $500. ....zl
IL. J. Warwick ct ux to Annie
Polk, administrative. mortgage
land in lot 8, sec 8, twp II,
re ................ 8
T. ]. O'Neill to Bank Of Elma,
chattel mortgage horses. cows.
etc., ......... ........ ......l0
r. p. Ames ct ux to Washington
Savings & Loan Association,
mortgage east twothirds Of WI
neN and east two-thirds Of NV
X SEX all in sec "a, twp 16.
RI 10
r. r. Bassett to M. A. Langhorne,
chattel mortgage drug store 4
stock and fixtures in Aber-
oeen .................. IL
c. e. Adams ct ux to George G.
Langridge, mortgage south 20
rods Of north so rods Of sell NV
Y, sec rs, twp IS, r 6 ........ 4
w. A. Jacka ct ux to Washing
ton Savings 4 Loan Associa-
ton. mortgage lot Z. block II.
Karr's Garden addition to Ho-
GUAM ......... ...... ....... 10
w. NJ. McGrath ct ux to Same,
mortgage lot 8 and WI lot 8.
block n. Heerman's Annex to
John Ro1marynow1ki ct NJ to
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
sleuths' Bill Is Protested.

Wallace.-The sleuths employed by
county officials 10 ferret out alleged
gambling games In this city and who
we're allowed s7O2 for their services
by the board OF county commissioners
are confronted with legal battle to
secure possession OF their money,
Walter IL. Hanson and James A.
Wayne, taxpayers, have decided TO ap'
peal from the order OF the county com
missioners in allowing the bill and
the county auditor has been notified
that II he turns the county warrant
over to the Thiel Detective association
OF Spokane. in whose favor the war
rant is drawn and who furnished the
services. he will do so on his own re-
sponsibility. This has stopped the de-
livery OF the warrant.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
Unite On Warm Springs Project

United stand" practiced more opportunity
or more completely than by the present Delegation from
Malheur County the irrigation congress assembled at
Portland Last week representatives from Nyssa 'ae anu
Ontario met the city hall at Ontario in gettogether
movement and in perfect harmony unanimously agreed on
the things they should ask and favor at the irrigation con
cress They thoroughly outlined their method OF proceed
ure and decided of action which they should
follow irrespective of which it would most benefit
They agreed drop past emnes and join forces to secure
the endorsement OF the Warm Springs Reservoir project by
the irrigation congress
1t was a time for concerted action and the fact that Mall
heur County represented by about fifty delegates is am
pie proof that the greater good has been made the common
cause This united effort and strength should always be
the aim of the county Ii every town or community would
drop eaoses and seshness and get into the harness
and pull for Malheur County great change would be ell
fected Instead of reapng the memories OF secret plotting
for probable factories and the like for their own little city
they would be enjoying the pleasures and profits OF the
real thing if all worked together Team work gains more
than individual effort There enough things needed in
this county to go around what the of lighting
over who shall have them and thereby putting off develop
ment
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
Here's WhereWe Stand InRegard to Keep
ing This Town Clean Place to Live In!

DUBLICRrY is the for IMMORTALITY.
VICE CANNOT THRIVE WHEN THE SPOT LloHT Is
THROWN ON 1T.
THE HOME NEWSPAPER does more to preserve the
morals of u community than any other single factor
HABITuAL ATTENDANT IN THE COURTS FEARS PUBLIC
ITy MORE THAN POSSIBILITY OF BEING FINED. PUB
LIcTY IS THE PREVENTIVE OF VICE.
This HOME NEWSPAPER should receive the unaloyed
support every citizen who anxious upft the morals of our
community
This newspaper works hand in hand with the churches in all
worthy make this community better place supports
all movements tending to improve conditions
The churches the citizens and the press should cooperate in
making this in which to ye in which to bring up
children.
Every should read this newspaper Every one should assist
in ridding the town of all forms of immortality,
1t would be easy open gambling den the principal
street the not for the publicity that would be ae
corded undertaking. Illicit selling of intoxicating liquors
be easy not for publicity Other nauseons forms
of vice would thrive were it not for fear Of publicity
YOU CAN MAKE THIS A BETTER PLACE IN WHICH TO
LIVE, FAR BETTER HOME FOR OUR CHILDREN, BY COR
DIAL CO OPERATION WITH THIS NEWSPAPER YOU CAN
POINT OUT VICE EXISTS. THIS NEWSPAPER WILL
FOCUS PUBLIC ATTENTION TOWARD EVIL SURROUNDINGS
PUBLIC WILL THEN BE AROUSED. NO lNsTiru'
TON IS STRONG ENOUGH OVERCOME PUBLIC SENTIMENT
PATRONIZE THE HOME PAPER!
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07

The new year found all state insti'
tutions and departments. excepting
those having continuing appropria'
tions. penniless, and they will remain
In that condition until the Legislature
comes TO their rescue. II Is specifi-
cally provided that money appropri-
ated by the last general assembly may
not be used after January /, and, az
"A result. a number OF the institutions
and departments will find themselves
in the unhappy position OF impoyer'
ishing themselves for the benefit OF
the general fund.
Because OF an oversight OF the franz
ers OF the law providing for an inter
state bridge connecting Portland and
Vancouver. the state tax commission
has notified the county commission
ers of Multnomah county that no pro-
for the payment by the state OF s62.'
500 interest 'or the first year on the
81 100000 bond issue OF that county.
Under the law the county is TO pro-
vide Oregon's share OF the expense OF
building the structure and the state
is TO provide the annual interest on
the bonds. Just what complications
will arise as a result of the oversight
no one is able TO predict.
s. G. Sargent, state superintendent
OF banks, in a supplement 10 his bien'
nial report, announces that his de-
partment will turn back into the state
treasury s522i,0S of the appropriation
for 1914 He also announces that II
plan now being considered TO turn
over all the banking business OF state
departments. including the filing of ar
tiees OF incorporation of banks. now
filed with the corporation depart
ment, TO his department, II would be
seli-supporting. The receipts, not in
cluding the appropriation of $4,000
for 1914. totaled sl2.655.4s or S2,s56.67
more than in 1913.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
MEETS IN BOISE
Republicans Pick Connor
for Speakership of
the House


Boise. - The republican majority
house caucus was dcadlocked over the
speakership for ~ votes. none OF the
three candidates. Peter q. Johnston.
OF Bingham county; A. II. Conner. OF
Bonner county. and c. r. Koeisch. Of
Ada county. having received tho II
votes needed to control the caucus
On the 25th ballot Conner was elected
David Burrell, OF American Falls.
was elected chief clerk OF the house.
and Storey Buck. OF Lewiston. assist
ant chief clerk.
The democratic senators elected Il.
NJ. Pugmire OF Bear Lake county, lead
or of the minority.
The republican senatorial and ma
Iority caucus resulted In the election
OF Senator John Hart, OF Maman, pres
idcnt pro TEN OF the senate, and Ste
pben ID. Taylor. OF Bonners Ferry, sec
rotary. Other important attaches
elected were:
Engrossing clerk. Bessie Won Hor'
ten. Ada county; assistant engrossing
clerk, frankie l.. Smith, Bingham
county; enrolling clerk, Jessie Il. War
rington. Twin Falls county; assistant
enrolling clerk, Bessie Moore, Ada
county: chaplain. d. II. Jones' Ada
county; sergeant-at-arms. $. T. Fisk
Canyon county; assistant sereeant'at'
arms. j. ". Jones. Jefferson county;
doorkeeper. A. A. Tuckey, Bonneville
county; janitor. James Daley. Cassia
county; pages. Peter Johnston and L.
NJ. Thomas.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
Murder and Suicide After Funeral.

Murder and Suicide After Funeral
Lewiston.-The bodies OF Frank La
rue and his wife, bullet hole In the
right temple of each, were found here
in the apartments OF Larue AT the
home of Mrs. Mary l.. Sullivan Al
the coroner's inquest the jury return
ed verdict that Larue had shot his
wife In the night with ,22-caliber re-
volyer and then committed suicide.
The funeral OF the S.months'old child
OF the Larues was held the day be-
fore,
The body OF Mrs. Larue was com
pletely attired and its posture indi'
Gated that she was murdered while
she knelt at the bedside. Larue's body
was lying on the bed and a revolver
was found within several inches OF
his hand,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07

Press Lewis. president of the Grand
Ronde Cash company OF La Grando'
was admitted to $1,000 bond following
his arrest at Burley, Idaho. on
charge specifying larceny by bailee'
The completion OF the new $4,000
high school for The Dalles, which Will
be ready for occupancy February l.
will give that city the best and most
complete educational building Of It's
class in the state OF Oregon.
All pawnbrokers ana secondhand
dealers OF La Grande must keep a rec
ord OF all articles purchased or other
wise acquired. the ordinance being the
result OF petty thieving which was re-
ported in the last few months.
The prune acreage in Polk coun'
~ has been increased greatly this
fall by the planting OF many young
trees in each OF the prune districts,
according 10 a recent survey OF the
various sections OF the county.
Extensive plans have been made by
the Polk County Association for the
eighth annual show which will be held
In Dallas. January IS. 10, 20 and 2l
Numerous cash prizes, a number ol
valuable ribbons and eight silver cups
are among the prizes offered.
Howard b. Woods. manager OF the
Weinhard ice and storage plant a
Springfield, was arrested In that city
charged with violating the state white
slave act. He is accused OF transport
ing two women from Eugene L
Springfield for immoral purposes.
George Moar, one Of the oldest pio
neers OF Yamhill county. died at ths
home OF his sister In Lafayette. on De
cember 29. Mr. Moar was born at La
fayette on December 26. 1851. He wal
the son OF oliver and Hester Moar
pioneers OF ls45, and one of a family
OF nine children.
The fees OF the motor vehicle de
partment OF the state totaled $77.59.
for 1914. according to a report of Sec
retary OF State Olcott. Fees are paiS
for registrations OF dealers, chauf
feurs. motor vehicles and motorcycles
In 1913, they totaled s56,s73, making
the gain for 1914 s20.7is.
According 10 data assembled by Co
onel Lawson. warden OF the state per
itentiary, 226 life,termers have bee
received at the institution since 1t wa
established in 1854, and to the tots
Multnomah county has contribute
the greatest number, 81, and Mario
county the second largest, Is.
That the action of the state board {
health in attempting TO remove ID
]. A. Van Brake, an osteopath, a
health officer OF Clackamas count,
} was illegal, was the decision OF IN
supreme court in an opinion by Jul
tice Bean. The court affirms the fin
ings OF Circuit Judge Camnbell.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
TAX DECISION MUDDLES
shoshone official Refuses to be Bound
BY Order OF County Heads.

Wallace.-The decision OF Judge
Woods OF the district court holding
special school tax leyies in excess OF
five mills void. which was followed
by An order OF the county commits
sioners reducing the levies In seven
dependent districts in the county TO
that amount, has caused complica'
tions.
The reductions amount TO several
thousand dollars and made reduc'
ton OF "a mills in the aggregate levy
Miss Kathryn o'Rourke, tax collect
or. has refused to be bound by the or
der of the board. The tax collector
was a defendant in the suit OF the
Rutledge Timber company against the
county and its officers to prevent the
collection OF an IL mill school tax IN
district No. IA on Pine creek,
According to the tax collector she
was never served with summons or
other notice in the suit and was not
represented before the court when the
matter came on for hearing. NO OF
ficial notice has been received by the
tax collector OF the boards action in
reducing the leyies by the service OF
a cony u the order end The 9AE
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
An Agricultural Problem

The great agricultural problem of this country is the
markets We grow quantities and of excellent quail
y Our soil is apparently everlasting in fertility and the
water supply abundant The crops can be raised
economically and scientific knowledge is being introduced
to aid in this matter.
But markets very unsatisfactory Associations
have been formed to handle the market question in
tain lines such fruit honey etc. and men have worked
it Independently but the field has been scarcely touch
ed Look the of fruit and vegetables that has
gone this year and also the hay that remains un-
sold If the boosters Of the county who have been doing
great work in bringing in settlers could solve the problem
of markets so that the could dispose of his produce
in profitable their work would be easier in fact
would be The short cut to deyelopement in this
country is good-markes
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07

knowledge she has OF the action 10
the same as any other person OF the
county.
Approximately three'fourths OF the
taxes OF the school districts affected
have been paid.
The tax collector il segregating the
taxes collected In excess OF the five
mills and this amount will be deposit
ed with the proper officials to await
the outcome,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-07
PROSPERITY SHINES
THROUGHOUT STATE
News Items Gathered Over
Oregon Tell of Bet
ter Times.


Building permits issued by the city
OF Salem during the year totaled $685.
4l0.
A carload OF flour is to be klamath
county's donation to the Belgian relief
fund.
Irrigationists from all over Oregon
gathered at the Imperial hotel in Port
land Thursday. for the fourth annual
session of the oregon Irrigation Con
gress.
The Ashland sub-station OF the Ore
gon- California Light 4 Power Com
pany, situated across Bear Creek. out
side the city limits. was burned with
loss OF $4,000.
A special short course for the teach
ers OF Oregon whose terms OF school
end early has been announced by the
Oregon Normal School at Monmouth
to commence on A.Sil ).