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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20
Walter Bartholomew Dies.

Walter |. Bartholomew, son OF
Mrs. Mary Bartholomew OF this city,
led at the. Portland Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat hospital in Portland on
"Wednesday, April 18th, following a
short illness Of pneumonia. Funeral
services were held in Portland and
the body was then shipped to this
city, where at 10 a. m. Sunday morn
ing, at the residence of his mother,
services were held, followed by in
terment in the Masonic cemetery.
Rev. W. o. Livingstone conducted
the services and the funeral was
largely attended by relatives and
friends of the deceased.
Walter Ives Bartholomew was
born in Elmwood, His, September
20, 1874, the third son Of A. G. and
Mary A. Bartholomew, and was aged
At years, 6 months and Is days at
the time of his death, April II, 1922.
Many years Of his life were spent in
the stock business in Morrow and
! Umatilla counties, and he had but
recently been appointed to a place
| in the Office Of the collector of Gus
toms at Portland. He leaves wife
Mrs. Minnie Bartholomew, besides
his aged mother, Mary A. Bartholo-
new of this city, and the following
brothers and sisters: H. E. of Stan.
field; E. E. of White Salmon, Wash.
Chas. H. Of Echo; Fred c. of Esta
cada; Mrs. E. E. Sailing and Mrs. c
C. Sailing, of Estacada, Oregon.
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ing is about all completed down his
Experienced woman wants steady
work on ranch. Phone 27F25. a6tf.
Thurston Grim Dies at Irrigon

IhurSton Grim, pioneer OF Oregon
and one of the first settlers in lrri-
gon, passed away at his home on the
Riveview boulevard, Saturday April
Sth after a long period of suffering
from leakage of the heart. The fun
eral services were held at the house
Monday at 1890 p. m, conducted by
Rev. B. F. Harper, of Milton, Ore
gon, and the church choir. Mr. Har-
per is a friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Grim
and has called upon them whenever
time would permit on his many visits
to lrrigon The interment was made
in the lrrigon cemetery. The school
was closed at noon and entire COM
munity turned out to the services.
Several large sprays of pink and
white carnations contributed by the
community made up a very beautiful
display. He was we'll liked by every
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

L. W. Briggs received the sad in
telligence the first of the week that
his sister, Mrs. Ellen Lounsberry
had died on Sunday, April l6, at her
home in Sawtelle, Calf, just one
month after the passing of her hus-
band, VIM, Lounsberry. She was 76
years old. Mrs Lounsberry, with her
husband, was formerly resident of
Morrow county and had home on
Hinton creek.
Gilbert Cummings, who works for
a firm of stockholders in San Fran
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20
CLEANUP! PAINT-UP!

Now is the time to do your
papering or kalsomining, and
give the house a coat of paint.
I am prepared to do your
work on short notice and fur
nish good materials.
Sample books from the best
wall paper houses.
Material and labor are lower
than last year.
Let me help you solve your
paint problems.
F. E. Runnell
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20

Get ready for what you expect to
do in April. You didn't do much in
March. We have the plows, discs,
harrows and all kinds of ground
working equipment.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20
PLATFORM Of GEO.
A. WHITE IS FILED

George A. White, who has, decided
to become a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for Governor, pre-
SentS the following platform;
Immediate deflahon of state
expenditures by cutting at least one
million dollars from the present cost
at the next session of the Legislature.
This is vital as the first step in fore
ing a downward trend upon all tax
levying bodies in order to bring re-
lief from unnecessary tax burdens.
2.-Immediate consolidation of all
existing commissions, boards and
scattered functions of government,
including the Public Service Commits
sion, into not TO exceed ten depart
mentS all directly accountable to the
governor who in turn is directly re-
sponsible to the people for their con-
duct. This Capitalization of admin
isrative responsibility is necessary
in the setting up of a simple, econ
omical and responsible method of
handling the States business.
3.-Immediate, definite, equitable
and certain plan for retiring the
States present overwhelming bonded
Indebtedness. Oppose submitting any
further proposals for bond issues or
appropriations at special elections.
Immediate insistence upon a
showdown on the Japanese issue in
Oregon. A white man cannot COM
pete with a Japanese coolie and we
have got to halt this insidious inva-
sion Of our lands and industries with
out further delay.
5-My mission as governor will
be to stimulate progress in Oregon
and promote the good name Of pop
ular government in our state.
To this end my earnest support
will be given to the relief of our ag-
ricultural interests which must find
encouragement through cooperative
marketing and market roads, and to
the development of our industries
and natural resources upon which
the States material welfare depend
My earnest support will likewise be
given to the cause Of public educa-
ton upon which the States moral
and social welfare depend.
In omitting from my platform a
mass of incidental and supplement,
ary issues, ! am willing that my stand
and stability on all matters affecting
the moral, social and industrial wei
fare of our state and country shall
be measured by my record as citi
zen. GEORGE A. WHITE.
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B. F. Doherty was in from his
Sand Hollow ranch today. He states
that while the weather conditions
were not the best during his lamb
ing season yet he was able to save
a very fine percentage of lambs and
has no complaint to make. Grass
was pretty good on the hills, and
his sheep are now faring well. Lamb
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20
Nav Breakfast and Bazaar.

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Christian church are planning to
hold a May Breakfast on May 5, fol-
lowed by a bazaar and baby show
on May 6. Funds for their pledge
to new church.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20

For ground that has run together,
baked and checked we have pulver-
izer that will greatly increase the
yield. 1t is worth your while to in
vestigate what we have.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20

There were nineteen million auto
mobiles made and sold in the United
States in 1921. Tires and taxes will
soon make foot pads for us all.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-20

We are headquarters for spraying
material. Lime and sulphur solution
and arsenate of lead.
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GILLIAN & BISBEE'S
II COLUMN ~

We have just got two tons of SO IL
per cent pure alfalfa seed at % cents
per 100 pounds and spot cash.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
5dDwlnnrnnr 1riratsImF.
Gbeidlieknnsen in Sremken 5urid'
aeann9en.

Sn 9reuBen bat Die anltlide Sta.
tiItif Oie Intercollegiate 6eltItequng
aemadJt, oob Die Seirots5iffer i'm
erIten 8ierteliobre 1921 Die OeS err
item Quortals BON 1920 nidt mebr
erreift. 8Gbrcno ouf ie 1000
@~inmobner i'm eriten Quartal oeS
peraanaenen Sobres nod 1856
@beidliebungen famen, be5ifferte
iih oieIe ,3obl fir Oenielben 3eit.
raum 0ieles Sabres auf nur nod
2O,78. Cine @rfldrung bierfiir lit,
unfhmer BARN 81 erbliden, Dab eli
nerfeits Die ndbrenO Der &riegs5eit
oufaeihobenen Chen nunmebr in.
3wijden tatiGdlid geidlolien iinO
un0 nnoererIeits Die INNER ungiin-
tiger eepor6enen pirti6oftliden
1erb6ltniIle uno namentlid Die 5u-
nebmenoe @obnuugsnot bemmeno
auf Die @beidliebungen %ein3upir-
fen Beginner.
symmer6in Itebt Die S~eirats3iffer
nit 2O,7S @beidlieBungen ouf
1000 giniuobner aud iebt nod be-
trddtIi9 bober ais i'm Dur6i6nitt
oes SSsabres 1918, mo- iie nur 1854
un0 0es erIten @ierteliabres 1918,
mo Ie nur 1899 BON lie Sauieno
betrug. Sierbei lit gu bcmerfen,
ooB Die @runo3ablen ii9 ouf oas
preuBil6e St~oatseebiet i'm %ietueili.
gen l1mfong be5ieben. @uf bic
8erb6ltnis3iffern, oie in Dem 8e.
ridt anein pergliden tuoroen iino,
iiben ole @ebietsDerdnoerungen nur
einen geringen @iufluB aus, Der ei-
men 8erglei9 nidt bebinoert.
@uf Die @eburten5iffer, Die nit
27,53 auf 1000 @%intpobner unter
Der oes erften 0uurtals oes 8or-
iobres 5000 blieb, erideint nieo-
rig, penn man beoenft, OaB in ibr
oie bobere Seirats3iffer oes 6peiten
8ierteliobres BON 1920 CUR &us-
wirfung fommen ioq. Sic mar ie-
bod bo9er nls Die Der orei porber.
eebenoen Quartale oes Sabres
1920, blieb aber binter Der Gurd-
idnitts3iffer BON 1913 (29,O3) uno
ser oes erIten GierteliabreS 1918
(29,5S) INNER nod 5uriif.
8erbGltnismGBig nie0rig NOR Die
Sterbe5iffer nit 1886 auf 1000
@%inpobner. 9ementlpredeno err
CAB ii6 audi fir Oas 9eri6tsOier.
teliabr elm groBerer @eburtenii6er-
iduB ais in Sen 8oriabren. @aer-
oings bleibt oieier @eburtenii6er-
I6uB nit 1902 immer nod binter
Dem bonn Sabre 1918 1929 6n-
rid.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
9entsd ltatt 9enti6.

Ser 9euti9e Sprad- unO Sdrift-
berein in 9armitaot i9reibt: Die
nelter oeutl1eu 8riefmarfen nit
ben groBen 3iffern 5eigen itatt Io-
teinii9er oertide Sdrift. 9abei lit
Dem aiinitler aber Der grobe &ef)t-
i6reibungsiebler untergelaufen, III
D9euti9es &eid" oas ib nit einem
S6lub=s, alio noeuts9es" gu i6rei-
ben. IS lit nun idon oas 5peitemal,
oaB oerieIbe grobe 6ebler BEL ben
Gei1sbriefmarfen gemadt miro.
8efanntli9 bate i0on Dor 6mei
Sabren Die t5-8fenntg-W .arfe Die
f~eblerbafte Aufi9rift. n9euts9e Sea-
UNDERSTANDING. 9abei baben
mir iebt einen beioitoeren Sa6Der-
itdnoigen fir oerortige Sale, ben
&ei6sfunltpart. ST foltet: @ebalt
(obne Ben erb5bten Eeuerungs5u-
ldlag), Observation-Disclosures
ausgaben fir 8ienitreiien, Anferti.
gen bon gntmirfen uip. 13S,600
@orf (oarunter 10000 Marf fir
n6u pergebenoe" arbeiteu); Silfs-
trafte: atpei Geferenten 27,40 0uno
$4,000 Marf, 5lpei Sdreibfrdulein
1900 uno 10000 Marf 3uiam-
men $4,000 Marf idbrliG, uno
troBoem oasielbe beI6dmenoe gr-
gebnis pie iriber. (&0ln. 3tg.)
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Iadrmf!

BUR trallrigen @rinnerung an mei'
ne pielgeliebte Satin, uniere quite
ShpGgerin itnO Sante,
-Srou &ot ie-&eif
~geltorbcn oen 8. Sanuar 1921.
Gin Sabr lit nun oabingei6munoea,
0aB gu bon uns gei6ieoen biit;
geod lit Der S6mer5 nidt iibermurt-
oen,
8eiI man Oos 2iebite nidt bergiBt.
Sin Sabr lit nun i6on jebt Oergongen
Set Old Der 500 aus u1lrer Wtittc
nabm;
@ir meinen nod 10 mande Srdnert
Sn ltiaem S1mer3 un0 groBem
Gram,
@s rib urs cine tiefe @unOe,
Die man bod gor ui6t beilen fam;
@ir boben ale bid geliebt
llllo ME chamber uns betriibt;
8ir BADEN ieitber biel ge0ulOet
81 manden groBen Sdmer3 allein;
l1no piini6en ale Sag unO Stunoen,
gu Genre m0dtelt BEL uns iein.
80 idlummre iunft in itiaer &ubl
llno adj, mir fonnen es ni6t faiien,
DoB On nun ni6t mebr bel uns bilt.
Do6 @ottes @iae muB gei6eben,
8is mir Sid 2ieblte ~pieOerieben.
0eiui6met BON Seinem tramernSen
0atten SObm Ncif.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Der GiSfps wOnte 80 @art 9aben.


aIs Der Singing Sltpig bon
Siri9felo ieiner 8eit auf @%r5berNer
i1oB, iaB oieier in einem Auto,
oas benz &ei1 geb0rt. 9urd Die
S9iilie wlroe Die Spiegelglasibeibe
OeS 4utos sertrimmert. Die nelIc
toitete 80 Marf. Ser 5isfus moate
0ieie so W3art pieoer bereinbaben
iino fLagte geger oerr 8ater Sirif-
ielos auf @ritattung, % Der Sling.
ling bel Der 9eaebung oes Atten.
tots minoeridbrig NOR. Gr perlongte
ferner = man refnet beim GisfuS
ltnrf = 4 @ro5ent 3inien felt oem
"a. @pril 1920. @r betpmmt iie
aber ai6t, nenn oas @erid)t i6opfte
elm fretipre9enoes urteil, in benz
es na9 Sen ~8ldttern fir &ebtS-
pflege" beiBt: n@s lit ri6tia, oaB
Auflidtsre9t uno aufidtspflibt fir
ale Minoeridbrigen beitebt, obne
Dab belonoere Criinoe oafiir norbnn.
BEN gu lein brau6en. AnoerieitS
ober geltaIten ii9 Art uno @eiie
ser Mufii6t ielblperliannlih in bo-
benz @raoe peri1ieoen, lie nad Dem
Sitter. Der @tlIage uno ben @igetl.
l6often, Der gntnidlung uno Ius-
biloung, tltrd mad Der Snoiniouali.
tat oeS Minoeridbrigetl. wie odS
Mei9sgeriGt %ousfiihrt. 8etradtet
man unter 6ieien @eiidtspunften
ole NerionliGteit ees gu 9eaufii6ti-
eenoen, 10 muB man Die Dem Be
flogten oblieeenoe Aufiidtspfli6t
nllr nod ols iebr gering oncrfenner.
Der Sobn oes 8efla9ten bate be.
reit3 oas 20. 2ebensiabr iiberi6rit-
ten, mai bier Sabre i'm Sel0e GENE
fen uno beiaro ii9 i'm Bette 3weier
Sroen. @iner sol6en &erIonlihfeit
b6tte Der Beflagte iogar Die 6iib-
rltng elmer S9uBmaffe seltatten
t6nnen. SIN borliegenoen Soae aber
1T niGt einmal bebauptct worOen,
ooB ibm BON benz @orbanoeniein
elmer 8affe bel Dem Sobne etDas
betannt mar. @s lit oana9 feitge-
lteut, bob Der 8etlagte ieiner Iif-
ii6tspfli9t aeniigt bat"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
opfsr eines 9iftmSrOers.

Sn @nris begann oieier Gage
Dor Dem S1murgeridt Die 8erbano-
lung in einem @iftmoropro5eB
@iraro, Der elm 8erbre9er ieltener
Mrt lit. Senri @iraro, Der aus elmer
iebr a9tbaren Samilie itammt, aber
idon eDiib3eitig auf Ibpege geriet,
bat ugute SreuHoe", Die er entweoer
sur @ufnabrle in cine Sebensperii-
6ernng iiberreoete ODER obne ibr
@iiien nit Silfe gefalidter 56rift.
itiide ielbit ueriidert batte, oaour9
Inn Das 2eben gebra9t, oaB er
ibnen Sppbusba5illen in oas 8lnt
einfubrte. Seine @ebilfinnen waren
5tpei Srauer, BON oenen Die cine
ore anseitelte elmer Apotbete getpe-
fen lit, oie sic Cite uno @a5iaen-
fulturen gu Deridaffen wuBte. Seir
critics Spfer mar elm &entner no.
mems Yernotte, Der NIT elmer Gum.
ME BON $4,000 5rancs periidert
mar. @iraro beriuhte aunG9it, ben
&entner uno ieine' camille our@
Sppbus gu totem, inoem er ibnen
berieudtes @niier gu trinten CAB.
sus bieies Experiment miBlang,
puBte @irarO ieinen ungliidli9en
Sreunb our9 cine giniprisuns zines
anoerm arantbeitsitoffes in sebn
9agen gu totem. Sic 8eriidernngs.
Iunlrne tpuroe obne S9mierigfeiten
ausgesoblt. glnoere gerbre9en 1bn-
li1er Mrt ipuroen neriuat, gelangen
aber nidt. Girar0 ielbit lit nab.
>reno Der Huteriudunssbaft geStor-
ben, 9ie beioen Grouen, bic feline
@eliebten nno feline @ebilfinnen
unren, baben ii& iett Dor Geriat
ar bernuttportens
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Jreimiaiser Sob an0 S~elbitmOrO'
perindJ,

Ser in @roo wobnenoe AZ Sabre
alte 3abnar5t Or. Auguit SOFTER
wuroe in ieiner 8obnung tot nno
oeiien i'm "a. 2ebensiabre ltebenoe
Satin i'm beDuBtloien ult3anoe
aufgefunoen. SIS iOurOe 8ergiftung
our9 Seu6tgas felt9eiteat. Sic bei-
ben &ebenslniioen binterlieBen Elm
S6reiben aus Dem bernorgebt, oaB
Or. SOFTER, Der ihon felt langerer
3eit tuberfulos mar, wegen Illus
li6tsloiigfeit alf @%eneiung freiwil-
Zig ben 600 geiu9t uno feline @at-
tin ben glei6en @ntihlub gefaBt
bat, Oa tie Obne ibren Mtann niht
leben Tonne. Sic muroe nit Dem
Hettungspagen in oas 2anoesfran-
tenbaus gebradt. Sic @ieoerbele-
bungsperiu6e an 6rau SOFTER ma,
rem BON grfolg begleitet uno eS lit
8offnung Dorbanoel1, bob lie am
Seben erbalten bleibt. 3abnar5t 9r.
SOFTER, Der iid aud i6riftiteaerii6
betatigte, mar gum 8ueitenmal per-
mdblt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Die fran5Oii@e &nnitaasieanus in
Siebrid.

Waiart l9reibt in Der n2iberte"
iiber Die Tran5oiiide &unltausltel-
lung in 8lebrl0 llno Die ~fran5oii-
l9e HropaganDa i'm Hbeinlano:
uOiele A~usltelung beltebe in 8ies-
Uaoen aus einem 9useno empire
m0beln, Die 9er5og Don @agram
gelieben bat un0 IN 8iebriH aus
5mei @alerien Doh BON 8iloerm,
wel9e Die ufran50iii9e STUNT" per-
treten, uno Die cine regelrebte
Sammlung aues oelien oarlteaen,
mas Der Suturismus, Der Yointilis-
mus uno Der &libismus an gtarr-
beiten e%rfunoen bat. Sic erinnern
an Die ~S9redensgalerie" Der
MusIteaune Der ~unabB1ngigen."
Die Iusiteaung BON 8iebri9 emit
bolt aaes oas uno nod bunoert an
oere la9erli6e 9inge. Man muB
Oaber ieben, wie ii6 Die 9eutiden
Iber uns lultig MAIDEN. llneliif-
li9ertpeiie t0nnen mir BEL oieIem
Sdauipiel nidt laden, un0 oieie
Ausiteaung bat uns in cine pein-
Iide Gage perleBt uno cine groBe
Gemiitigung eingetrn9en. l1niere
geamtem uno Sffi5iere iino tief
traurig, bob man 10 groBe Su1ns
men, ani9eineno Miaionen, inter
Dem 8ortpano Der Hropagaroa aus.
gegeben bat, UNI idlieBli@ oies @r-
eebnis az er5ielen."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
uum sermamtr$tn altaIs.
Die GIteiten @aIObGume 9eutid.
limbs.

Die 8irfe miro i'm .Deutiden
I0rIter" oils Der 1ltelte oeutihe
@oloboum be5ciHnet. sic ion iih
am S6IitIIe Der @is5eit am tribe.
item onf Dem germnniihen gooen
o~usae6reitet boberb uno 5tDar sc.
Idob oos mobrideillih idon Diel
friiber, ais Der Meni9 aur Sieoe'
lung in oieie nm eiSfreie @ebiete
ein5og. Neben ibr itebt benz sitter
nod foIt gIeif3eitig Die @ipe, Die
in Der 1lteIten @oIo6eit Norooeutff'
lambs, nanlentlih auf iumpfigem
gooen, Der pidtigite Baum iein
Oiirfte. Sic Grei5abl miro our6 Die
aiefer Derpollt1noi9t, melhe ip1ter
ais 8irfe unO @ipe, in Der moro
oeutiden Tiefebene nuftritt. Birte,
@ipe uno &iefer oiirften oeSbalb
oils Die 1ltelten @al0b1ume 8eutid-
lambs nngeipro9en tueroen. Die an
oeren oeuti6en @alobGume, fiibrt
Yrofeiior 9. Wammen i'm .Seut'
iden @alo" aus, boben mobl ale
gIei65eitig init gusnabme Der gu-
DE, oie norOSentihe Eiefebene be.
iieoelt. 9ie 8ude fam lider crit ipa'
ter oa0u. gu Der Gu9e trat oann
nod Die eide, Die ais leBte Der
6Itelten Der Oeutiden 8alobdume
Ii6 ~aalieoelte, aber oann cine beion-
GERS neite 8erbreitung fano uno
mon9en @e9en0en ibr eigentiimlI-
DIES lanoi9oftIides @eprdge CAB.
Oas Iuftrcten Oer eide 6e0eifJnet
Den 9eginn Der neuen Balo5eit.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
gernrteiIte @OrOerinnem.

Sn Der 8erIiner Sdpnrgeri9ts.
perbanolung gegen Die 6rauenS auie
nno S6uld pegen Grmoroung bes
@eloperleiberS Ano 8einfoniulenten
@ngelmonr, perurteiIte ons @erift
Die Sanie gu IL Sabren 3uatbals
pegen idmeren Goubes nit CODES.
erfolg, Die SGul8 gu Is Sabren
3u6tbaus pegen AnItiftung. Bel
beioen muroe auBeroem auf 10 Sab.
re gbrDerluit erfannt uno auf StsI.
lung unter GoIi3eiaufiiGt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
0aufiusnns.

Ga cs mir nidt mOgIid lit, ieoem
%ein8eIncn idriftIif au oonfen, 10
iprede id biermit fir Die mir ernie
iene 2iebc urlO Seilnnbnte beim CODE
meines Iieben Monnes allen meinen
tiefgefiibIteh 9anf aus.
9ie trouern0e @ittpe:
Gltie &Delfner
uno &in0er.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Sine stcner anf getrnnfeue.

Gle Staotpertretung bon 3i5fow
in Der Gide:o-S Icmofei beidloB, Die
Noli6rOirettion bon Srag 81 erln-
6et, DAB ban oen @aitwirtcn, IN
oercn Bel sieben ii9 @dite berau-
ihen iiir ieoen ioIden Sail 20 aro.
iIeu Strafe eingeGoben meroer.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
KONZERT

SoNNTAG, is. JANUAR 1922, S:15 abends
i'm Concord Club, 314 C Strasse N. W..
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Spmsbalterein oelndjt;

Gii6tige 6ralt ooer Srdulein in
mittleren Sabren miro aIs SauSbal-
term geiu6t. Offerteil unter 81. S,3.
al oos SournnI erbetcn.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

Diagonally across from this point
is Marshall Hall. formerly the home
of the Marshalls. relatives of the
celebrated Chief Justice of that name.
AS you pass this point you see
high cliff: and nestled close to the
shore is a small white house. This
structure rests on the site OF Belvoir
mansion. the home Of Lord Fairfax.
who in those days was one of the
largest property owners in the United
States. His estates included not only
the northern neck of Virginia, but
also the territory that ran as far
back as the mountains.
1t is a rather interesting bit Of his
tory to know that it was through
Lord Fairfax that young George Wash
ington, the surveyor, received his
start in life. 1t was while surveying
the property of Lord Fairfax that
the young man first gave evidence OF
his resourcefulness and courage. He
did this while running back the lines
Of the Fairfax estate into the noun
tains and valley of Virginia, which at
that time was practically an untrod-
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1S95-February II to 20.

1S95-February II to 20.
August Is an important month for
those born on October IS. IA, Is, 16
and II of any year. for during this
period they are under the beneficial
transit Of Jupiter, the planet of good
fortune, over the point held by their
sun at birth. This is good for all
money matters primarily.
X X
TN other interests this force is equal
ly good-law suits. matrimonial af-
fairs and business conditions should
all be very favorable for those whose
dates are found in the next group.
Jupiter is now passing through the
zodiacal sign Libra, where this force
is supposed to be exceptionally
strong. Any one who is under this
sway at present is advised to take
advantage of the fact that in pushing
his plans while in accord with the
planetary vibrations he will be utiliz-
ing cosmic principles in exactly the
same way that an engineer utilizes
physical principles in the construc-
ton of a piece of machinery.
1S7o-September to 1S; october 10
to 27.
1S71-July 13 to %.
1872-December 1S to 2S.
1S74-October . to November 2: No
vember 81 to December 1.
1S78-October 13 to g.. =
1s7s-November 81 to 81.
.1S80-September II to October 4.
1sS2-September to Is.
. 1s86-october 1 to II.
1SS7-October s to December 81.
1SSs-January 1 to October 16. These
last two groups must use caution in
investigating. Their tendency to be
too optimistic is dangerous.
1Sss-Oct.- 20 to 80; December 2
to II.
1sso-Ausust 20 to 81; September .
to "a.
1ss1-November 10 to 10.
18s3-September 16 to October 27.
1sss-October 3 to IL.
1sss-october 3S to September 3;
October l to z. :.
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November IL to December II.
X X **
THE retrograde movement Of Ura-
nus this month confines its strain
to sudden and disorganizing events
largely to all people born on March
1, and 3 of any year. The dis
tinguishing feature of the Uranian
influence is the unexpectedness with
which important things in life come
about. Any one who has this planet
strong in his horoscope feels this
effect all through life, but particularly
when the planet is in transit over a
sensitive degree in his star map. The
people whose birthdays follow will be
sure to experience something surpris-
ing and probably rather unpleasant
during the present month:
1S77-March to 20; June 30 to July
s: September. Z to 16: October "a to
November Q.
1s7s-May 13, II, Is and % to
August 4. ;,
1SS0-January IL to 81.
1SS1-March 20 to 81.
1SSs-March 20 to 80.
18S5-March to 16.
18S7-February 13 to 81.
1ss1-April 2s to May 10; September
to %: December Is to 29. This group
much given to speculation.
lS92-Iast week OF November. g
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force is to cause disappofntments. de-
lays and sorrows. and most of the
dates given in the following para
graphs will feel the depression which
results from any Strengthening of the
Saturnian force in their lives:
1S70-October 8 to 10.
1S71-January 9 to 26: February %
to March 9; June 20 to July 2; August
13 to %; September 19 to 80; Novem-
ber to H.
1s74-August 20 to September II;
November to IA.
1S76-October IS to 25; November S
to 10. This is not serious sway.
1s77-August rs to September 2;
October Is to II.
1S7S-October 1 to 13. -.
1s7s-August Is to 25; September IL
to 20; November 9 to Is.
1SS0-September 3 to II.
1SS2-August II to II and % to 20.
1ss4-August L to g.; August 20 to
September IA: November to 10.
1SS5-August "a to 80; September 81
to December 81.
1SS6-January / to March Z; March
Is to September IA.
1Ss7-August Is to September 13.
1S89-November 16 to "a.
1ss2-september "a to October ~.
1sss-June to July II.
1ss5-August u to September s:
September 1Sto II.