Pinchot to speak in Portland on forest conservation
Gifford Pinchot chief forester of the department of agriculture will visit Portland to address timber and lumber interests on conservation, accompanied by a Western editor and possibly other officials. Attendance is expected to be a large public meeting with plans for a coastwide conservation push and calls for reforestation and prudent timber use.
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National Forestry Movement
Conservation
Waistern
Portland
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Pinchot
A. B. Wastell
Oregon & Washington Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Oregon Conservation Association
Pacific Northwest
Columbian
B. Defebaugh
American Lumberman
Chicago
Defebaugh
Pacific Coast
F. &. Fairchild
Yile University
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Seattly
Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
It states the Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best and surest remedy. P E Herrington of Mount Aireal Ky praises its prompt cures and universal approval, with dealers offering it widely.
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Chamberlain
P. Ei. Herrington
Mount Aerial
Many Governors Favor Proposed Income Tax
New York dispatches to 25 state chief executives show 15 in favor of amending the federal constitution to permit an income tax, seven non-committal or opposed, with responses indicating their legislatures would act.
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Morida
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
Mississippi
Kansas
Indiana
North Dakota
Kentucky
Virginia
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Georgia
Illinois
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Missouri
Oregon
Washington
Utah
William KR. Spry
Haskell
New York
Union
Congress
Harriman Experiment Bureau Helps Farmer
F W Martin near McMinnville Oregon sowed nine acres to alfalfa under the Southern Pacific experimental bureau two years ago. He just harvested 26 loads this year with a large second crop expected due to rains. Alfalfa hay is quoted at 15 dollars per ton locally. The crop promises good interest on several hundred dollars per acre. The hay was sown on well drained upland with clay subsoil near the river.
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McMinnville
Ore
F. W. Martin
Southern Pacific Experimental Bureau
Martin
Issued First Marriage License to Indians in The Dalles
The Wasco County Clerk issued the first marriage license to Indigenous pair Peter Krunow formerly of Warm Springs now at North Yakima and Indian Sally of Celilo. The ceremony was performed by Justice J A Douthitt with Wasco Charley and Police Chief Harper as witnesses. Brunda expressed belief in a lawful ceremony and the couple sought legal recognition.
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Dalles
Ore
Angle
Peter Krunow
Warm Springs
North Yakima
Sally
Celilo
Brunow
Brons
Jusiles J. A. Douthitt
Wasco Charley
Police
Harper
Brunda
Twenty Five Cents in the Price of Petce
An early 20th century ad touts Chamberlains Salve to relieve itchy skin diseases. It promises almost instant relief and lists a price of 25 cents, with availability from all reputable druggists.
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Chamberlain
Oregon Lumber Yard Slabwood Ad
Slabwood sale note offers disposal of several cars in 4 ft lengths. Request pricing in any quantity from Oregon Lumber Yard.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Suir Free High Score Trial At Pastime Shooting Gallery
A pastimes shooting gallery at the Pastime offers a $25.00 Suir Free high score challenge ending July 24. The event invites players to shoot for top score, with prize or recognition implied for the best performance within the period.
Washington Solons Make Many Errors
Tacoma Washington report on legislative blunder exposing gaps in licensing for saloons outside city limits. Courts face fear as county licenses vanish, roadhouses thrive under federal and state fees. Pierce county profits seen, possible refunds and lawsuits emerge. Extraordinary session planned to address the mess.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Mount Vernon
Skagit County
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Chronic Lung Troubles
Chronic coughs and severe lung issues find relief with Foley's Honey and Tar according to testimonials from L. M. Rug gles of Reasner Iowa who reportedly recovered after doctors warned of consumption. Koeppen Bros.
Saves Feather Bed From Fire But Loses Money
In Vancouver Washington a farmhouse belonging to Peter Hanratty burned last night destroying most household goods. There was no insurance and the total loss ran about 1000 pounds. He saved a feather bed and an old clock but forgot 175 in greenbacks stored in the house until it was too late. The feather bed and clock were heirlooms from his wife who had died, with the bed said to have come from Ireland decades ago.
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Vancouver
Wash
Peter Hanratty
Hanratty
Ireland
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Lungs and Breath
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops chronic coughs that weaken the constitution and progress to consumption. It is said to heal and strengthen the lungs and provide relief in chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung trouble. Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Reasner
Iowa
Koeppen Bros
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Harriman Experiment Bureau
Solons
McMurray
Pierce County
FE. T. Brown
Kapowain
Eber Swanson
Schively
Axminister
Brussels
Wilton
Pendleton Furniture CO
St. George Hotel
Nelson
Cook & Perry
Hotz Bldg
Ingram
Tel. No
E. Court
Mark Moorhouse
Frank B. Clopton
Bob Hendricks
Prince of Cork
Vancello Foot
Orpheum Theatre
Pendleton
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Mgr
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