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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21
OREGON news NOTES or GENERAL INTEREST

which 10 improve the principal hish-
ways Of all parts Of the county. II
the county votes the bonds the state
highway commission win appropriate
more than half million dollars 10
match the county expenditures on
state highways.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21

During the war Mrs. c. r. Daniels.
wife OF well known PendIeton farm
er, carried on correspondence with
9s different Umatilia county boys IN
the service. In doing this she has
written more than 1900 letters %
them. During the last IL months she
has written an even thousand letters
and sent sss packages. This Is prob
ably the record for correspondence
with soldier and sailor boys.
The secretary OF the interior has
advised Representative Slnnott that
there will be no more grazing permits
issued for Indian lands In Gillian
county, Oregon. for = long time. By
new regulations recently completed.
the secretary says ailotmsnts in OIL
liam county will soon be made to the
Rlickitat Indians which makes the
chance Of leasing any Of these lands
for grazing purposes quite indefinite
A three-days' irrigation school was
held In Grants Pass under direction Of
County Agent C. d. Thompson. with
so farmers in attendance. Farmers
from the newly organized Gold HIll
irrigation district and from other sec
tions Of the county were given instruc-
ton In the management Of their soils
under irrigation In . series Of lee
lures and demonstrations BY w. l.
Powers. Of the Oregon Agricultural
college.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21
Local Autonomy for Counties Favored

BY adopting senate Joint resolution
II, introduced by Senator Farrell, the
senate went on record In favor OF TAX
ing from the legislature authority to
increase tho salary OF any state of
flcial during his term OF office and Of
referring all county salary increases
TO a vote of the people of the county
The resolution embodies a consti
tutional amendment. which win be re
ferred to the people for approval II
the house takes the same action as
tho senate. The proposed amendment
provides that the Legislature shall not
have authority to increase the sala-,
of any state official during the pros
ent term OF that official and that ne
increase in salaries Of county Officials
shall be valid unless approved by III
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21

Checks aggregating $4,000 will be
forwarded this week by the Hood Riv-
er Apple Growers association In a
distribution of the returns on apples.
The cooperative sales organization to
date has distributed net total Of
$9sl,0O0 to growers for the 1918 apple
and pear crop. When the final ac-
counting is rendered the total will ex-
ceed sl.225.oOo for the apple and pear
crop and the returns on cherries and
strawberries will bring the 1918 net
business to more than s1,500,0O0,
A railroad completed to Dairy with
spur seven miles southeast 20 Ban
anza, In time to take care OF the COM
ing crop movement, Is the aim Of Rob-
ert z. Strahorn. who is building the
municipal line to Dairy for the city
Of klamath Falls as the first link Of
his projected railroad into central
Oregon. Bonanza residents have agreed
to furnish the grade and the ties II
the builder would lay the steel and
operate train service. and Mr.. stra-
horn hopes to get the project COM
pleted this summer.
Senator Chamberlain has secured
the passage through the senate Of Rep
resentative Sinnott's bill revesting Il.
tie in the government to $4,000 acres
in Douglas and Coos counties. Oregon.
known as the Coos Bay wagon road
land grant. The bill has passed the
house and win become Law on sig
nature from the president. The conn-
ties Of Douglas, and Coos win profit
more than sf.2O0oOo in back taxes
and from the sale of the lands by the
MASSAGE OF this bib.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21

BY the terms Of the postoffices and
postroads appropriation bill. as passed
by the senate, Oregon receives federal
aid for highways more than trebIlng
the amounts already authorized BY q
previous congress for the fiscal years
1918, 1920 and 1921. The total allot-
ted 10 Oregon road building by the
federal government for those three
years was s1.1s1.1os. but the new bill
just passed by the senate increases
that amount to s4.s3o,s44.
One million dollars worth Of good
roads for Marion county seem not only
possible. but probable from the intense
enthusiasm shown at mass meeting
of representative road boosters from
every part OF the county and every
road district in the county. held at
Salem. The meeting unanimously
went on record favoring q $f,000.0eo
bond issue for markettowns roads and
Of getting ii before the people at
special election as soon as possible.
Two fatalities, as the result. Of ac-
cidents within the week and another
death as the result of q previous &C
cident are included in the report Of
the state industrial accident commits
sion for the week. A. G. Dibbern was
killed in Portland shipyard accident.
John Leleona, logger at Strassel. met
accidental death. and Norman Rams
dell died as the result Of injuries sus-
tanned in shipyard accident in Port.
land February 2s. A total Of sos ac-
cidents were reported.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-02-21

Unless restrictive conditions i'm
posed by the United States railroad
administration are removed from the
manufacture of ties practically all of
the small mills of oregon viii be
forced to suspend operation. according
to the widespread opinion among oper-
ators. At least one has done so al
ready, and others are apt to follow
within short time. 1t is predicted.
March 4 has been set by the Una.
tilla county court as the date for a
special election to vote upon the pro
posed bond issue for sl,05oooo with
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Tfurcmtom, Miun.

Ofii betfi Serran b1toneesio on
porennpi FUN tiibomen mltalIa.
IGioen innoien iiiGGon titlin bid
eIGap1mmin b1ion1aomaon Sinlopfo-
min firfolIisfofoutfen aifana. ssii.
ntaIo otpofi tattpoon ifflinot oipon
ieIfoNeIGreen ia iieItG fifteen rum
foasti mitoti beneeIGistG ia aionisto
fi1tnnisba. Gull mieleeni: MOT syit.
moGo finittt bpptpppttdii: ib~nnisIapfet
|fiipeii porioon usfoItnfpat; BE iio.
pitpot bloneeii rumioista toporois.
ia, lina iiiotat beitd befumnIln min.
fitin ipirrn[Io. Sofii on fpipnpt:
miten fieIId SirIopionisio fitlii al.
ia? IinG oIen fonorutt etta mel.
odn of fieIr1 bpfpd oGla. SIirnrne
SinnoIon ormosto iIoisfonune toto
milton. 81 oIlentam bnononntt
Iopitlra sttd Off ~arutommert
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Koulunpenkilta

Scum f%irjointen f1ptto on opittli,
tirlee %fpipmpfieen tomlien muooosta-
minen.
Saput muooostetoan fobbenIoi.
iisto ainefiisto, ie on, firjoimisto.
iotfo omut lronteeltoon fabta lao.
tllo. Gniim1iieen rpbmG1 flrulupot
ielloiIet firiaimet, intta iaattomot
mlooostnu pfiiSt1Gnfin topujo; M.
ma opot nimeltd1n 1Gnti0it1 (ipp.
foolejo) ia niitG on iuonenfielesiG
8: a, e, l. o, II, y, d, o. sos foetot
loiiiuo nGitG firjaimio pfiifieen, tGp
lie bppin pGiniG, ulltto niin Ell ole
loitu tlion Eoiicn rpbm1n, jobon
fltulupot foiffi miiltta jGlell1 ole.
mot firiointet ia ioito ionotaon f.
rafteifii fonionnnteifii). CHM =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Station, Mie6.
@1arm G.

@ino fitG on oiioito, jotto anita
mat oibetto pitbumiieen ia firioitto-
miieen. gniin iaon fiitolliilutbella
mninita ett1 Gctpingtonin &nmial-
lisieltrofitnnnsia on toimintao; fen
pbtepteen on iofit oito fifteen peritS-
tettit ompelitieiiru eli jos ionoiiin
marbo ompeIirieliro berGnnn toimet.
tomitltoen 1rnestd, ia NIT Re 1tGpt-
tGGfin toimimm oifeen innoffmusti
ierrufitnnan aineeIliSten narain
fortuttamiiefii. NiinpG pitme fittn
% pm iltnra of ieitrofitnnnn IL
lama, iosia mpptiin pbt6 ia toisto
toiparno. Ga MIND en- tiebG fiiinfa
palion iiell1 oIifoon noisten fGii-
toitG, dillG nina olin pGiapdn tpostd
MIN mofpnpt, etten tpoin1it mermG
mainittiutn tiloiiintteen. Ga ebf1
luisfiuisfin of esteenG, miitta fiut-
loni m1ifoon oil taiffi toaporot tiiI-
leet faltpafii, joten roboofin OF tiI.
Int iietponen Slrmmo, noit1 t40 too.
Iaa. Sit1 en- tiebG minfi tperrur
tltosto of ~liIosmenoio, m1tttd tai.
fesfo tapolifiesio tGrn1fin toirni tltot'
ii feitrafimnolle moittoo IGbenmG
100 toaIn. Snb6on fiitti tdiffio
toimibenfiloitG ia pfeifoG, iotto o.
mot GIeet pitboIbomosio pbteen BIZ
Ieen.
ga tho aittitit6en etpanteIiitmi ON
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
kANSAN kIRIEITA

me ne pienet maimat mitd meillG on
tG1ll1 fen flnnian rinnullo. mitd
nellie ferron iImestpp.
OIen fuiilliit ap1b1n prbeeniuri-
naa naapurifpIdsi1 fdpoesiani, ETH
tGma piiri iibIii ipfiplld oifeen iluu-
rella epanfelistain ioufolla. Sausta
fiulla ielloiiia rnitiiiu.
&in tnas on Re teiGn ibanuuoesta
naiittimiien aifa, Min ollefirjoitta-
muffin OH iaamit ola feiGlomastu
oiallinen. Eoiiia menee ia opot
porbaillam BETTER tpobuolista ma-
palma. = &iitos burborilaiitlle bp-
mppoest6nne, iota lain benfiiesti eff
til riiumiilliiesti oiofieni, erittGinfin
fiitos Woiiion perbeeIle iosia din
iii1llG. Oil boiisfa tamata fitcbblir-
gilailia. roupa q. Miettistd. Niin,
teitd ia meta faiffin tantao meriar-
mo-. jptfo usfomme oiitiiuttnmme,
Siisp1 iGGf1Gmme meriarmon tur-
min toifin. 8ield liitGn tdbGn
tertpeiTet meilt1 taifilto 2iii @iillt.
IelIe.
Morto @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

pbtdGn wdbentpnpt; lie oil pbtd tiil-
apillan fuin oil ulfaesiafin. WeetllG
oil, fuillfaa, iiell6 @dgatan aiuat-
tn l1boe. josia doinme nsfon tauttu
npottautra, iill1 meisid on iuiel1
tiiota ipntia ia ientaboen oil meilld
mpos iieLl6 peilnpett6, iolIa famine
puboistuitlIa faifistn meio1n inn
neist1mnte.
8eli gtoponen buonlautti emil II.
Ian p~ubeesIaon: %dlf11qnnte iouoelfo
oman monburSfnuoen matnlifoilla,
paan ilifelletnan oifeen ipmGlle or
monmereell. ie on aristufien me
reen. MfG1nuile pit1f6 rallto rlp.
,boisto fiinni, apnun uifoomme na.
pauoen aaipolle merelGe. MinG a.
iottelin ettG bpp1 tGSt1 ipisiim IN.
lee fun iitG titommoisto 10 emil IT,
tona flnllee ia bprd iiitG tulifin,
SSitmalalle fiitosi
9iitos postori &isinielle iiitd bp-
wGSt1 Observation-Disclosures, ionfo
min bppin toioolliiesti teitte. &ii-
tos Mrs ia Scr Wiffolnlle iiitG
bpmGstG Observation-Disclosures, jo'
ia ioimme Hestori @aliinin fonsio
%luonanne nuilttia. &iitos Mitfolur
pojille niistG Observation-Disclosures
ioito min pnljon nellie onnoitte. Sil
malo teit1 iiunotfoon njnlliiisin
mitto ermen fuiffin bengelliiisic
Seeiufien &ristufien foutto aainen
SnmGt, ippGIle ipoGmmeen jGG
nGt mniStot on minlilln Sinlapio
min firfolliSfofoutiesto. HGitI piir.
Il beiffo, mitta ornlosia
Sacob @iela
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

tirldinta on mabooton luuiiia ilntor
o-firioimen aqua, t-tiriointd Ell moi
iaulla ilman e-tirioimen apun /. n.
e. Sdst1 ndemme, ett1 iumallo fun
uGntiot lpoiipot ptlitieen mmooostoo
t@miia, opat ne fonionanteille apu-
no tapuien understandable. "a.
man lil1tIi iaattaapat mielG 11nteet.
fin pbtpG fesfend1 ia ianotaan niioen
pbtpmistG 'iota pittdfii 1dnteefli jog
tofii iomanlaistn GGntiotd pbtpp, tai
fofioiS11ntiofIi (oiftoneifiD jos tof-
ii eriloistu GGntiot1 pbtpp.
Sum t1m1n toiten tieo1mme, on
topuien muooostuminen belppo ala.
Weiitta tormitiemmefo tafuollilid fiji
ieit1 firioittoeSiamnte tulpuien mlto-
oostoniSto?
Gp1ilen1ttG. Sniuuien nuooosta-
minen tulee fpipmpfieen ianoien jo-
fomiiesio cri riapeille, ia jotto Ier
moiii teboG oifein, tarmitlee tuntea
ujemmooostamisiG1nnot. Mia
ielmenee ottamallo elinlefteiG.
Otetaun lana "oluoro" elimerfifIi
WtitfG firjaimet tGsiG Iunasia pmot
ddntioitG2 Sietentin mo folnc a
firiointo, ia ~ ia + Npat feraffeitd
SGinG lana iaetaan folnleen ia.
mum: u.ma-ro. @niintGinen toUl
on pfiifirioinrinen. fosta litnu Of
1Gntio. Soinen tolplt iomointLir
fo[mastin omot tofiitirioimilio, iii
Id niisi1 OH 11ntio ia ferate. SGti
iuiloa Oh middleton tumoto clint
Main: am-a-ro, iill1 1Gntion ia fe
ruffeen pbtpesi1 fllrlult terofe en-
lin.
Otommie mield eiimerffejG. Ia
wataon lana "loopni". Wtitenf1bul
lie fuuluiii? N1in: iou-pui. so
foiien for1po ionoo, ettG toluoi1s OF
oifea, iill1 ebellinen tnhuu or pitfl
1Gnne, ~iGlfinGinen fnfIois1Gnne j
%fumnnnfin eoesiG on terafe.
8ielG pfIi ~elimerffi. Sano "fisia'
oliii ioettawo faboelIe ripille eli to
muttomo. &uinfn ie f1piIi laa
tlrpn? Sosfits nGfee tdllailia Ia
nojo towottnuon eiim. Min: fisi.o
tai: fi.Sio. Oifeu tuipots on: fis
la. Miio on Min, ettG jos m fafI
iomonlniSto ferofetta, min ne fuii
linpot eri tomlribin. futen tGsid faf
Ii i-firjointo.
Sos nGmGfin iGGnnot ottoo blio
mioon toipotesiaon, on fofo l1belli
cifeuo toipoisto.
(Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Gle,ucIanb, DIN

Npt taaien D1b1n fuulumiiid
t11Itd meib1n fplGstGmme. &eid
tho baisfinitta miitanaan, ettd fem
ibaiIlisia miibtpp min mielelddn,
p%oriinfin ne, ioilla OH iiGiien teldn
toiapo, iinne fun Ell fostoan talpi
iontp,i eif1 mif1Gn tatoomoiirus tn-
Ie iielIG fpipmpfieen, iilld pajaa luf-
taa ia t1poelliipps altao. 81 ibanaa
finn meri tantao meioGt iinnel Sit
iipG Ell iiellG miilrta tieoetGfGGn flin
&oritlon ubriwerestG, iofa pppbfi
pois fofo maailnlon ipnnit ia toi
anteefiiantamlficn. W6efin t1all1
Sopertelemme iiitd merest1, iofa rift
ii ia riitt6G meio1nfin ipntien mat
1ofii. Onpa mirfiStdip1G ~ollutfin
fofoontlta iartan Gareen, iosio iau
fuallla il1loiSta eipanfeliumio, iofa
on nartlsmoioetto ipminlpitaoliIel-
te. Sor1pemnin meillG iilti on tie
Ioiilrus fGpoG firfosio, ipaun elG.
man jotopGimGiippoesiGfin Sitlnalon
lana ia lltpoufiet t~obistapat eta
meill1 on llnastiis ia mupdu pdu1p
Si6n fotiin.
glina fun pastorimme @. @.
@iIen fGp pnbilin, on m%oriinoinen
neutrality-suspicious., maon torstaiiplio-
roIln on obielmallinen t~llanpietto.
Gee omot miiobostitneetftn oifeen
mirfiStGpifli illoifit obielmaari NIB
ben mtbeineen, fertomufiineen, mo
nine ioololntlltineen ia fGiinfirioitet-
titine lebtinemmc. "Sooistlts @eres-
tG" on ollut fii1ltorifas. lutheran
toimittajan toimesta ON lie ollut MOS
nipuplinen, moan fliiterifin iiinG on
olIlit pd6iiiGltonG faIlis fotpintoperi.
SiIlGpd Re on titoniitfin ~nirfistpstG
fun toimittaiu Miss SeImi Biispa.
men on fit1 lliter1tt. @armoon IT,
mettelet pstGpG fun iosfits pistG1n.
MT meib1n pieneen ioi1ffoomme, ct
I'd meillG ON min riffaita objelmoil,
toio. Stonin fonteleen Ioltllit foi'
fittpot noltolpino Scr SO. MGen pia,
noniGestpfiell1. Slilee mieleen ettc
t1m1 on SitG toipaonooteIio, iitbIn
farfao Inn enin ola omistoo per.
foonnfobtaiiesti oman oirtiiitenio =
poppi ieltrofuntonio tonsia. Snfl
FIFTEEN ibme jog iperen fiitos toifitt
Tin Sem paula on riff ia limit or
nopno". @iten fltitrto fitn fiitof'
fenaibe Ell tponberte, tpoort atro tiiot.
tnu eI1pdfii tefefpdG poimoanio mel
bin ipntiiiin ndboen, ett6 (Serrosio
fdrtanm1ne rnititrien plil 1tnoboom.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

|faitista mielniitnta fliullo ia am.
mentaa lolla tpettG a~iitiuoen l1bte.
bestG, Seeiuflestu. Sellainen ibana
tilniiuus meill1 oil taas miime fer
rallo past. 8iStarin palatti,a firf.
fofuman mnoiifofoufieSto. S1n tot
iieltG nellie terpeiii1 ia ban iaorno-
ii t1GllG min poimalliiesti ulltuu.
oen eWanteliumia, ettd oliii luaIIut
i%ofaiien iitd fuulelpan tuIewan f1-
I~ittGm1Gn, uStonam ia tumusta.
nlaoii ett1 min1tin olen ailtllaS fofo
mailman autuuoesia, SeeiufieSla.
Mflltta luiot OIL ~epGiisfon mulrit,
lilloin finn taimaollinen tihi on moi.
m%naftansti i1rlnnnttli iit1 mastaan.
Giin iilloin nGptt1G ett1 mllltamiin
ibmiiiin n1boen epGliSfon mntrit
b%orlnpat, mutta pGlirallban oitanu
iielrmpibollinen perfele morustoo
tooS epGllston muliriu toiien merron
luielnmafii, f1pttGen iiinI junroli-
lin nGboen pG1rGG oppio ia jrmlo-
lattomiin nGboen m1linpitGm1tto.
mppoen metallin. ga toiienn riStin.
lipun fobottaiona tGGlI1 oil meli
W6otti 2onflo 0eecbpoooista; b1n
pitt ilibanmlsp1iApGnG firfosiu ou-
mulournon, ioto oil boltsfo funllo
ia iltapGiiu0llG iiirrpttiin jubIoo jnt-
fnmoon nell ia iiiur Sribergin TO
tim, josiu iunlnllo jllblittiin iiGn.
nan ia polan nimipGimGn muistof.
nj. SiellG of boustu Ola. Y1im1
loppni fesfen. Sionin fonteleita oil
jublomieraillo mufonu, ioisto lou.
lettiin ibonia laitlliia ia peli 2nof
10 publti lpntiin lonfeemufIen lpistG
ia len ieiiroufiesto, joten iGinme
foifin ipntiiifii ia belpettiiin iotpe.
liaofii, milttn eipG ban iGtt6npt
nleit1 orjontpobon itle bnnffimaan
aittuutto, moon ban fertoi meille
SeeIllflesto, jofa on nellie 10 OILS
tultoen anlnimiit @olgatolln ia
ppbGsl1 fosteesia len meille lobioit-
tamit. Oil ie borsfnn firillo ia ns.
fool Sli tGmG meli 2oofIo tooel-
lofin ibnieellinen Syiimalm l1betfi.
SGn iofoi tnimaallisto iefG ntaolliS-
ia labjoa. Slfoon moinittitna ettG
ban ontoi niniille 10 tooloo rnboo
Iabjofii; ionoi oapnstamonln ett1 Ioi-
lin lebmGn formilleni. @iel1fin
fittos meIi 2nofioIfe Iobiosto.
Mrs Sorlponen iairastri umpi.
iuoIen tltleboufieen, ioten bGn of
DietGm1 Ssbpemingiin bospitooliin
leitattmafIi. @n tieo1 fuinfa BON
iielIG MT inbiao, mitto toimomme
ett1 rotoS toimnollinen Sid blloien-
taa armolopienio "fGrihnpfliG ia jos
mnboollisto porantao b1nen mielG
e~ntielleen.
Scum olen pilblinlit jubliSta, min
tobtoilin miel1 mGbGn lotfoo. SGGl.
III fan postori @isfari GaIrmetisto
ferto fiiltsio, ioten meillG on liifo
borpom tiloiluits %fofoontlia efpo1-
felii1min Inarnoo fititlentoon, ioten
tonuomnte ettG popit. iotta fiilfepot
l1pi tGmGn fplGn, i1rjestGifimGt al.
fanin iiten ett1 olifi tilniilrus poi
feto matfoillo olleSioon tGGllGfin,
Iilld me opmolopiet olenune ielIuiiio
iuuripomGreitd ettG pb6 boIojomme
ipood tailpoollista eldnt1n leipGG ia
iitoou iitG pettG, iofa ~pitlppitoo elG-
mGn lGbteestG Seeiufiesta.
0eisiG ibnreesiG ie aueli Mntti
&osielifm on sos iotitt tGrnGn
bnon1omunml, min mltisto lllpous-
tail ia f6annG toppoiet t~GnnepGin.
Diff boitsfa fun oiitiias Mntti ia
oittitoS @estori topoiitpot toos toi.
ienio. Irmosto oittitos melienne
Serrosio
9estori MGfi
.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Levittaja $4,000 Arvoinen

Kaksi 40 eekkerin koornipeltoa kasvoivat verekkain. Toisessa
kaytettin jarkperaisesti International levttajaa kome vuotta. Toi-
men Ell oHut nahnyt lantaa setsemaan vuoteen.
lama oil ainoa ere holden kahden peron vailla. Toinen tuotti
kypsynytta viEaa yh 30 bushelia eekkeria kohti, toinen taas vain 30
bushela pehmeata koornia. JOS moemmat sadot myytin samaan
bushelthintaan, tuoth vljava maa $4,000 enemman kuhn lannohta-
maton maa.
Olko levitaja $500 arvonen? Varmaan, sila rpotteeminen pei
lone Ell tuota SAMOA tuoksia. Tue 80 busheia tuottava pelto kuu-
li michele, joka tunsi tehtavansa. Han ruokki laihoaan maaratyil-
La annoksfEa. Han antaa maaratyn summan juuri 'maarattyna al
kama ia tata han eli vol tehda Imam hyvaa, levealt levtta
vaa Observation-Disclosures. Low Cloverleaf, Corn King tai goth Cen
fury Spreader aja taman asian. Tassa on yksi syy miksi me myym-
ne nMta min monia.
Maksaa vaivan tutlia vlelystaitoaa tetaa mha tehda ia sitten
parma kaytantoon tetonsa. Kayhan tapaamassa paikallista agenttia
tai kiroittakaa suoraan nellie kyselyja levitaistamme.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
or AMERcAwe
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her very best and where the people
will extend you hospitality and a
welcome.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
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Foley Kidney Pills

give quick and permanent relief in kidney
or bladder troubles that have not reached
q chronic or advanced stage. They stop
bladder irregularities, strengthen the kid
neys and tone up the liver.
Paul Darkow, Stewart, MINI,
writes: Two yean ago had a pain in my
back 80 severe that could not walk. T.
thought i was kidney trouble. Ibought
SO-eent bottle Of Foley Kidney Pills and
after taking about half the bottle was
completely cured. have had no recur.
renee Of the trouble"
II you have any cause to suspect
that your kidneys need help, you will
make no mistake in taking Foley
Kidney Pills.
SOLD EvERYwliEHE
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EDITORS SHOWN ROYAL TIME
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ttVh VeGV -
'Hzsa.aaa..a lsaassaa-ss
of-doors. Many individuals stated
that although they had travelled
across the continent and had been
shown every possible attention II
remained for PoIntland TO put on the
crownIng feature.
AZ Salem Sunday afternoon the
guests were treated TO airplane exhl-
billion flights and fancy stunts by
two machines and given a home pro-
ducts lunch in the Capitol park.
Seattle. Victoria and Vancouver
VIII also entertain the editors, and
sessions OF the national convention
viii be held in each OF these places.
Portland, Notwithstanding the fact
that Buyers week was in progress.
together with several other conyen-
lions during the same days. gave the
party OF national editors a reception
that Will stand out prominently as
features OF their trip,
The Northwest Tourist association
and the Oregon State Editorial asso-
iIation we're responsible for securing
the 1919 convention for the coast
and Il is estimated that several mil
Hon lines OF the best possible adver-
tising for the coast Will result for
the trip.
This city's Regret and Invita-
tlon." as inserted in each copy OF the
Caves booklet Is as follows:
To the Members OF the National Ed
Itorlal Association:
The citizens OF Grants Pass regret
the inability OF the members OF the
National Editorial Association to
make a visit TO this city, but are
pleased to act with Medford and
Ashland as your hosts on the trip to
Crater Lake. We take this oppor-
tunity of extending TO you and your
friends an invitation TO come 10
Grants Pass at your convenience and
view the scenic attractions and revel
In the climatic perfection OF the low
er valley OF the Rogue. We would
especially call your attention to the
Josephine Caves. OF which a descrip-
tive pamphlet accompanies this note.
Also to the trip to Crescent City and
the Coast through the giant red
wood forests: the ride along the low
er Rogue TO He'll Gate Canyon. and
Old Gallce. and the many other side
trips to be made from this city. Stop
here and fish for the gamy steelhead
trout. the greatest sport for the ang-
Ter on the face OF the globe. There
are ammple hotel accommodations,
or II travelling by auto. You can stop
in the fine camping ground on the
bank of the river, whore you will
have at hand one OF the finest bath
ing beaches In the west
Write 10 the Chamber OF Com
merce n YOU wish to arrange for
trip to the Caves. for steelhead fish
Ing, or for other trips from here In
formation will be gladly and prompt
ly supplied you. Remember that old
saying of the Indian. that once you
have drunb OF the waters of the
Rogue you had Just as well cease
travelling. for you are bound to come
back. And when you do come back,
that Grants Pass invites
you. Come where nature has done
CIVIL ENGINEER
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Classified Advertising
. WANTED

WANTED Men to work In lumber
camp or np-to-dato sawmill.
Transportation furnished. For
particulars Inquire at Breen's
Crescent City stage office. Grants
Pass. Ore. near s. p. II. X. depot
and express Office. Phone 90. ser
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CIVIL ENGINEER

DANIEL MCFARLAND, civil engi-
neer and surveyor Residence
740 Tenth street. phone 211-Y.
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The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 10, 1918.

Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Leave Grants Pass. .......l P. M
Arrive Waters Creek. ........2 p. NJ.
Leave Waters Greek. P. M
Arrive Grants Pass. .............4 P. M.
For information regarding freight
and passenger rates call at the office
OF the company, Lundburg building.
or telephone 1871.
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FOR SALE

GET YOUR TIRES MENDED and
buy u d, NJ. a c. X. welder for
future use. See MIR. Gotchor. the
tire man AT Grants Pass hotel u