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niMox rrrv i:,Ti:inMisi:. .u.n.v..i.xr.uv -js. vm. 4 J 11 iii. nnrnnu n iv in rinrn Tin IflSE VOTE Hazclia Farmers Sell Cabbage, Etc. nm.i.iA. j. n. nillUlK'f of lUirlla (Spc lall-A tanner hauled FRANK B RILEY TALK ON OOOO! ,.l,l,a,e n, other farm produce lo AOADa EaTACADA WATER INTAKE II DAM AGIO. KHTCADA, Ore, Jib. :0 About 12i members of Ihe Kaatcrn Clackamas Tavpvra' league met at Kataiada Monday afternoon The rm !) kpeakrr Frank l. Ulley, of Port land, aha apuke on the. subject of good roads aud their Value In alate de velopment. Other apeakrr cro W. Glvrns and K. V. lUrilnt. of Kataiada. aud W. II. MutiiMin. ol lb Clack am a a i on ii l jr court. Cortland Thursday In their lciha. Mix Glcndora HuUncr- I HI in Portland llh lib kenpo , Mr J Johnaon butrh.-rvd a vrry In rue hog Wnlnraday. Marry (loilatid aa tUltur In Oe to Thursday. Mr. tw-o. N'ktir) seen In Pml'and Tiioihy. Mr. and Mra. P. 1 1 ilit-i k went lo vi.it their little daughter ho la III. The attendance at Hsiella K hool ha Iwcn small the past k on ac count of so nun b enow. W. II. Ihnef marketed quiet a lot of cabbage la at eck. Hi had thf forethought lo cut It and haul II Into SECOND 1 III BOTH 1101 1 CLAIM CAIN! IN MCtOPOTAMIA mm m UNABLE TOAGREE Of LIBERATION WHICH BEGAN 4 P M. WEONESOAV It ENDED NEXT AFTERNOON. fWAL BAILOI SflOWS fftE fOR ACQUITAL AND ONE FOR CO.HVICIION A resolution a adopted Baking tbal1nl llrn "'ire o mm a anow lh matter of the couuiy'g purv'tuM of lb faulty fair ground be left to a vote of Ibe people at Ihe coming primary or regular election. jl Friday it dlacovered Ibal the Kataiada city aster upply atiout at a aland still, and It a sup ply ma about at a aland atlll. and It supposed that the freeilng xceath rr bad slopped the How, but carrful investigation aboard that the lutak and dam on llarkcnrtdcr cret-k. lo mlkra above Katarala, bad been loin out. Lffurta are being made to locate the parties coniinlttlns the offense. Ml then-fore be got an extra rl e for It Hunters have been very numerous since the alomi and some of Ibe nlm rtoU bate bagged quirt a ntinilx-r of ratitilla. Mlw MaU-l Vank.T. Haul lltich bautn, Violrt (w-Noli, and Arthur and Mia Myrtle and hah llorland ! gurata at the C. I". Itorlaud home Wrd nrxiay etrnlng. I State Hat Undr Cenndtratlon Bring ing Cat Into Court Third Tim Proiecutlon Attract Wld lnlrt Through County. After Urtllx'ratlng from 4 or'ok WrdnraiUy atiiTninin lo 1:15 p. in Thuraday, ihe Jury In Ihe am-ond trlul of i;Hiri:o lmn and Aid IViullill, !avld Ung a a vl.llor at HaMlalfhari!,,J '""" ll'bltig above the au ESTACADA HAN DIES FOLLOWING0PERATI0N THOMAS SAMPSON, NATIVE SCOTLAND, FARMED NEAR CITY LIMITS. OF ESTACADA. Ore.. Jan. :0. Thoma 8ampaon. of Eatacaila. dlrd early ye terday mornlnt at the Good Samari tan hospital In Porl'and, following an operation for Internal ulcer. Il wa (4 year old. a native of Scotland, and pent moat of bi life In Minnesota a farmer. He came to Estacada about three year ago, where be pur chased 10-arre farm near the city limit. He ! aurvlved by the widow and a on, W .1. Sampaon. an Eatacada mer chant, and a daughter. Mrs. F. U. Guth rie, wife of tbe principa) of the Eata cada arboola. Funeral arrangement have not been made yet Owing to a slight epidemic of scar let fever and dilnhena. tbe Eagle Creek school are temporarily closed K'hnol Tuead.iy Our good mall carrier braved the atorm and bronchi ihe null etrry day Uly and Arthur Mala have been III with la grippe. Frank Wbltton markeied cabbage In Portland Thursday The snow nude moat of the lUu'M farmers wear a broad smile when It tamo and now they are amlllng that It leaving. Iavld Long Is conlemplallng the erection of new barn In tbe near fu ture. Miatcr Shirley and Jean Iloutj who have been 111. are much belter at this writing. Kngll Johnson transacted buaineaa In Oawego Wednesday. Altwrt I. Mumler. the Ward medi cine man. wa busy In theso parts laat week. A. J. Thompson, from Oswego was a viaitor In Haielia Wednesday. A. Nlelson was a I'ortland visitor Monday. Much Ilaker and aon. W. Ilaker, were In Tualatin on buslncas Wednes- day Mrs. Cbilds Is improving after a se vere attack of la grippe. Frank Whlllen and John Haley were In Portland Saturday. Andrew Nell, from Osweco. was In tbe neighborhood Thursday. W. II. Cook and Ed Wanker were dinner guests at the F. W. Wanker home Wednesday. Pete Eniette. from 0cgo. culled on J. P. Cook Wednesday morning A. Nlelson wa In Oswego Thursday. Wanda Wanker, from Tualatin fib. DECLARED BEST Ifl IHE COUNTRY ACRIC0L1 URAL DEPARTMENT EXPERT PRAISES PRODUCT OF WESTERN OREGON. if BECAME HARD ON W HERE BARRED FROM STATE OIPUTV DISTRICT ATTORNEY BUHKE is called UPON TO SETTLE QUESTION. j l.f Oil O Out4aM JUHKtiH CHVfllKtMEN BMP map of cnKifnien OPINION BASED ON STUDY Of iM-puty lilalrlt t Alloini y Tbumaa A iluikv found an nulnly new piuM'iu jlil i iiiiim- llun a lib Ibe pfolnlillloii a i Hatiilitay, CrtrilTtCTC lU UIVV CTIir? A ""ham Muimii oid. rt-.i io UbILrilOIJ lit rUUll 01 AILJ kek of a.r. , i..r Iroin hi U.ui. , , firm. After a roml...l,e drlay llir alilpiiivlit ailhd. but Inalead uf Ik-Hi Of. Otwtv, Atklng for Funds te Carry aaert rldar. It wa very, very bard He aal one kr oil bl louiilcr, and fun ltd that a drink bad nun h the aaine elfet l on bis ruloiuers a a drink ol w hlkcy. Put the Mutlmt nirribanl did nl wlah In violate tbe state law and kniii a be saw bow strung the tlijuor on Eapsrlnvtnl. Mniant Will. mtttt Vilify Place SulUd for Crop. WArtlllVCTOV J.n it IVr.....'. flai I. pronounced by etKrt of lh h" MH,tUl "1,"",,n ,r"'" I'nurd ritalei departuirnt of agrlitil lure to bo auerlor la any other flav dlolrlrt atlornry'a offb and IMalrbl Atlorury Hedge referred Ibe luattrl flln-r grown In lb I'nlled Htate. Thu !" "r A '' teallmoulal wa given In.f.ire th " " r"" r " f'"virv hmiae commliu-e on agrieulhtrv. jr. "" at one. m-iM.ly Kl.trl. I Allor Ing the hearing on tho agrlctiUiiral n,,,r MM ,h ,"1 uf ,b" appriHirtiition bill l'''r ' 'pg"n iiiprrbaiits should lie iw i buy rider at horn, where shipment " ' " " r--.. -v.ri,n w lltli Mltft ,h(, r)( up,.lllr, pert, was nuking an argumrnt In sl- j,,,,) fori oi an appropriation tor lurtlier rt4Tlmriitu'lon with flaigrowlug, and eaiwH-lully Ihe growing of flat for aeed. when be wa aaknl ahoul the flat grown In Ihe Willamette In Oregon. The Willamette valley fiber fla.M said he. " the brat grown In tb entire I'nltrd Slate. " Ir. Taylor, chief of th. plant Indualry. who wa Present, bark 1 I OltTIXD, Ore. Jan. :i --A uola ed Ihe opinion of Dr. Hvwry. an I said addition lo the uipu of Oregon his opinion was based on dVnartmetital Agrli ultural college at t'orvallla will la, ami SPLANSFORNEWO.A.C: The daughter of fl. F. Cogswe'l. of Eagle Creek. Is suffering from a com-; Meadows, visited Hazelia school Ftl- plication oi Dotn aiseases. i jay. - j Mr. and Mrs. Max McMahan and lit- BIRDS ARE SAVED. I ,,e on- Jaclt- ero very pleasant'? en- . I tained by Mr. and Mr. Joscp't Est- ESTAC.U)A, Ore.. Jan. !0 Several j ni" Sunday evening, frozen quail and other game birds have w- Cook was In Portland Sutur been brought Into Estacada In tbe pastjdaJr- two days, having been picked up near s,l8 Ulanchc Duncaa Is spending the farms adjoining. Through the cf- j hcr vacation with her parents. Mr fortB of Deputy Game warden Patton. i no uuncan. or Hazelia. many local farmers and townsjieople have been feeding the game and song birds during the bad weather, but as tbe east wind continued, the birds On account of bad weather there, was an unusually poor attendance at Sunday school Sunday morning, pension bridge, was unable lo agr-e and in dimled by Jimttre of the Peace Slevvrs. Tbe ae baa alt rai ted more alien lion here than any In tbe laat lv montha. owing lo tho feeling on th part of to al fuheriurn and a few ot!i rrs agalnxt the GUI act, paaaed by !br 1913 leglalature, upon which Ihe prow ecullon was baaed. Dlvtrlt t Attorney Hedges said Thura day aftermxin that be would nol lie elite whether to try I'rown and lKiutblt a third time for .several days. The laat bal'ot of Ihe Jury showed the six men lined up & to I for acquit at. Early ballots stood 3 to 3. at about II o'clock Wednetday nlnht one man I Conflicting report from Meanpola switched and they stood 4 to ! for a..! mbt made It doubtful wh.-tber tbe llrll- qullal and at an early hour Thursday lata hid wo. victory over Turk. of lhe ' h, irolHirJ (orrry huMUlu monilng. It was chanted to S to I. ir ior the latter had been able to siirrotiud h,l.n ir .hii h l,.. r.,i gument on the part of the five Jury i"'1 nrtten witn u.utn or capture; jplelrd by J. V. Ileiines. Portland arclil men. nowevvr. were unable to convince r'"rr"' '"iiiiimniriinl (M., (JlU (llf fjt(g b nuij, (( morrow. Tbe structure Is to be two aturle and luisemerit. 131 by kO M'l In dlmen alona, of brick rotiatrurllon with iIoim 'trllllllllng. Special allentlon will be paid lo healing and ventilating. Cum plete Ihe building will coat )'0,0h The baaemrtit la lo be devoted In logging equipment, manufacture of wood product, building e.iilpnn nt and timber prearrvallon study ptir poaed. The first floor will have five laa room, sli offices and two laUira lorlra. tin tbe aetond fl(Mr will ! rooma devoted to the study of dendrology sllvb-iilture. Ii-cbno'og), entomology uml drafting. There will ulro !v lo rbisarot'ius, two offices, a miliar . room ami herbnrltfm. Illds w ill be openiil February 7 and w tirk of construction will U gln as jsooti ns the weather permits. STRONGPIEAFOR PREPARDNESS IS MADE BY MANN REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE URGES NONPARTISAN MOVE MENT FOR DEFENSE. "BE1TER KnilONS KOW THAN BIllIONS UTf R" HE DCUIKI$ Minority Lssfsr DsHvtr Significant Add' War With England Mors Fss'rod Than With Carmany, Ho Say. defendants. the sixth man of Ihe Innocence of Ihe'''1 A"1"1- A earlier statement con- crrning mis campaign aaui ine urn huh. after taking ('ti-slphon. twenty I miles Im-Iow agdad. bad to fall back became of the scarcity of water. The llrlllah troHs are lurrly composed of Indian. Australian and New Zea'and contingents. . After landing at tbe mouth of the Euphrates and taking Mara. they made this town their base of oMraltons, AT AGE OF 75 YEARS AFTER LONG ILLNESS FOR MANY YEARS HE WAS MAIN STREET BUSINESS MAN WAS NATIVE OF SCOTLAND. John Younger, for 22 years a resi dent of Oregon Clly and for the great er part of that time engaged In busi ness hero, died at Iho borne of bis daughter, Mrs. Mike tlleuson. Ninth and John Q. Adams street, Wednesday night after a long Illness. He was 75 years old. Mr. Younger was born In Scotland, December 4. ISuO, and came to this country about a quarter of a century CIGAR SMOKE CCST 545a Rtcelvtd It From a Strang Man anal Than Wss Robbad. Munele, IimI.-TIic iiioal ri-ulte -fear that Juaepb IVtrlka. a Mun.ie lluunianlan. e'er auioked cul liliu ei illy HM, anonllug lo fih atury a rrlaied lo tbe oll.e A man glvlnu bb name aa Jonu Adam wa tbe au Tbe two met It tbe boarding lmu of slrn. Martb Jones. Anonllim to Mra. Jours Ihe uicu were Ju tbe aame room m hor place for an hour or more f'tnallr Ailama li-fl Imnia inn A Tome That Stimulate the Body Eventually I egelk reH.rt.il lo Ihe ikh VIRTUE OF A GOOD LAUGH. would make no effort to search for!s'onday- Richard Zlvney went to Portland j aso. In 1S96 he came to Oregon City food, often being covered with snow and perishing. Get Rid of a Racking LaCrlppe Cough It Weakens. For the severe racking couh that comes with lagrippe, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is wonderfully healing and soothing. It eases tbe tightness over the chest, raises the phlegm easl'y and helps the racking, earing cough that- Is so exhausting and weakening. R. G. Collins, ex-postmaster, Barnegat, N. J., says: "Fo ley Honey and Tar Compound soon stopped the severe lagrippe couch that completely exhausted me. It can't be beat." Jones Drug Co. (Adv.) Wc think Hazelia school should be given credit for cot. tinning through last week's snow storm. "Such fascinating sleigh rides!" Curiiua Echo. There Is an extraordinary echo In the cathedral nt Pisn. If you sing two notes there Is no reverberation, but If you sing tbree they are taken up, swelled and prolonged into a beautiful harmony. Weak Women! An Oregon Woman Testifies. Lenie, Oregon. " Whn I was going through the critical time of middle life, I took several bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and it helped me wonderfully. I cunnot say enough in lavor of tins medicine. Have also used the' Golden Medical Discovery1 in my homo for many years for many different ailmenls." Mk9. Ella IIakoi.d. Lents, Oregon. At the first symptoms of any de rangement of the feminine organism . at any period of life, the one safe, really helpful remedy is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Tens of thousands of women havn taken it with unfailing success for diseases of a womanly nature. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is ft true friend to women in times of trial and at times of pain when the organs ore not performing their func tions. For headache, backache, hot flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing down sensation, mental depression, dizziness, fainting spells, lassitude and exhaustion, women should never fail to take this tried and true medicine. Prepared from nature's roots and herbs, it contains no alcohol or nar . co tic, nor any harmful ingredient. Sold in either tablet or liquid form. If your dealer does not keep the sugar coated tablets, send fifty cents (in stamps) for small box, ot $1.00 in currency for a large box. Write Doctor Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., to-day. 136 page book on woman's diseases sent free. A Match For Him. A cockney aicler. thinking bl h'gh and boatman nus not trentlug h't with the respect due lo bis station, ex postulated thus: "!-ook here, my .-ood m:iu, you don't seem to grasp who I bid. Do you knov. 'nat my family bas lieeii entitled tc bear arms for the last Jix years?" Hoots; tbat notliim.': ' was the re ply. "My ancestor have been entitief to bare legs for tbe last .'vara." London Mirror. Had to Catar to All. "I don t like the way this hotel Is run." carped n iieevlsh young traveling salesman "Neirtasr do I." replied the landlord (i Pruntytown tavern, "but I've got to entertain all tbe fools .but come along ns tv;il as tbe sensible eople."-Judge. Either Way. Slllcus I can't decide which one oi those two girls want to uiurry. Cj n Icus-Well. marry either one of them ami you'll discover that you got the wronp une.-Philadelphia If.vord Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original little Liver Pills. These tiny, mrar-onalM?. anti-hilions Granules the smallest and tbe easiest to lase. one I bin, Wt, tns Kinv.. Severn I i.oti-s were little Pellet or liUAtive-three for folln1 ,,,, ,, ,,, M!lI cathartic All a Risk. "It's a eaxe of lovp m Hrit night." "Well, maybe il will work out all right. I took four yearn In select my husband, and look nhnt got "-De troit free Pres. Itealize thai doing good Is the -ml -ertalnly happy action of a man' life ilr Philip Kidney How to Quit Smoking. Do not light the first clgiir less than half an hour ufler breakfast. The more difficult this dehiy may M. the more need there Is for n cure The remain der of the d.iy aiimke the same as UHiiul It Is only tlii, Drst clgnr with which we me de.iling Kccp this up oi u "i-ii. ini'ii lengthen tiu interval fo mi hour for mint her neck, fhnn ninke it one mill n li.ilf hours, two. two mid ii d.ilf. mid ho on. If you h;ne mi "nil gone" oii-h i .n. ,i long ing for soini-f hing. e.u on orange or ipple or almost miy kind of fruit, but don t siiiolu- mull Mi,. iiim. u up. The uen e. Mug deprived of their morning slliiiiihiiit. mo crying for nourishment, whli-h iniriire is h.isleiilng to supply through Increased iipietlte to sunnly digestion. P,y th,. fjiu,. i, first cigar Is entirely ellmlmiled the cure Is ef feriecl nlfh no serious derniigemeut o tbe heart or digestive apparatus. Kl I'Hiige. Musical Not. A tblef ns ..ili-ly mught breaking Into a song. lie had ulrcudy got through the first two burs when a po liceman came out of an area and bit and followed his trade as a watch maker and Jeweler for a number of years. He is survived by four children: Mrs. Mike Gleason, Peter Younger, of Oakland, Calif.: Mrs. Jene Sl'cox. of Oakland. Calif., and Miss Nellie Younger, of Portland. Arrangements for the funeral have not been made. ' REV. MALLOY BURIED The burial services of Rev. W. I.. Mul- loy, for more than 60' years a Metho dist preacher, and well known In Ore gon City, took place at the Holiniin & Itandull undertaking parlors Tuesday afternoon. Jlev. W. J. Kenton, pas tor of the First Methodist Kpiscopal church south, of Portland, of which Mr. Malloy was a member, bad charge of the services. He was assisted bv Rev. J. K. Hawkins, pastor of the local Methodist church. The miiiiic was furnished by Miss Klva Illanchard, who sang two Im pressive se'ections. The body was littered beside that of his wife at tho Mountain View ceme tery. Mrs. Malloy died three years igo. Ihe commital service was un der the direction of the Oregon City Masonic order. Hardly. Mr Uiiu icr I in you consider Alice veil good looking': .Mm Illiiuderhy Hh .Wire i preliy enough, hut I .l.-nl. I not nil her mi Adonis -llostoo "IrtOs. I'lhl. and All Ita Organs. Therr bi not I lie riiioien corner or little lulet of tbe minute bluoit vetael of Ihe human body r but due not feel some wavelet from the convulsion oc casioned by good beurty laughter. The life 4rlmUK-. ur the central nmu. bv shaken ,.io Ibe Innermost deptlis. seuililig new tides of life and streugtb to the urfn.e. 'bus mate rially tending to Insure good benltb to tbe persons who Indulge therein. The IiIomI moves more rupldly and conteys a different Impression lo all tbe orgiuia of the body us It visits them on that particular mystic jour uey when the tu.iii la Inugbliig from what It !es at other limes For this reason every good, hearty laugh In Willi h a it-rsou liululge lengthens bis life, conveying, a li docs, new and lltllirl stimulus to the vital fortes. Doubtless (he lime will mine when ptiyslrhiijK. eouitillng more luio1niire than they now no fo tne Inilni-ih if Ihe m 1 1 it I iihiii the II n I f i. i.es of the IhmIv. will mnke ui Mini ptr-rripilen more with refeieie e to Hie min i il.nl less to drug lot Iheiti mid Kill. In so doing, liuil l In- Ih-I mill iiio-. rili- live method of pioiliii lug Ihe ri-iiiii e ef f c t upon tin- imlleiil Ihe tbat be bad invu roiibed of H.MI sflrr baring smoked a cigar given bliu by Adams. Tbe olbe believe Hie ctgr was "doied " Whan ih Plague Ragad. Mr Waller Itesanl In one of Ills books says of the mi I hor of "Itoblnson Crum-" n ii. I ".louiniil of the Plague "De Foe horn In (he year lliill Ills fnther III itl in 1'ilpplegnle. where. as we know he Inn I n shop The child, theieroie. him four years of nge In the phiL-Ue inn A rblhl of four observes u great ilrnl mid limy leiliein Imt ii gieiit ilr ii De K, .ays: -VVhe any one Umvln ., ont .,1 uii-ut he wmilil not tnke It mil of Hie Liit' lier hand. Inn i.mk It olf the hooks him self On (lie other lininl Hie liiitrhe wmilil in. i.nirh Hie iiioin-.i . Inn put II into a pot full u ilnrgir ivhlrli he kepi for the iiii'o Till iiiust silli ly him- l.rrii een in Hie rliilil ami reuieiiilier.-il i ii.iii.ei:nl in his fu tilers shop liefore HI- e.M-s " CLOCKS TELL OF THEFT. Stop VVhtn Culprit Driaks Circuit ef Electrical Sv-sttm. fe-nttle. Wash -.Many liiatrumeiits re. corded l bo eiaii inoinei.t of a theft at the University of Washington, bin gave tio delltilltf Inforiiialloii u to tbe place in wtib b II wa committed or the Iden tity or ihe thief. Olll.-lals d ruilned that the I lief l bud been committed In nn unoccupied building on the rumpus At 11:10 o'clock in the afternoon ull the clock In Ihe university's electric system stopped. The muster duck was found lo tie run ning, nud search tbe next morning re- ' 1 ' vcaled llial Ibecln iill b id lieen brbkeu AHKKDKKN, Wash.. Jan. in tne empty cottage, wlicre the lime Charged with stealing her t year-old Piece bail l.crn torn from ihe wall, diiuglili r. Mrs, .Mollln llowers and her ..,.- .. , uioi iso laavu pari or wis ; nrotlier. t'leo Stlltlip. both of Port'aiul leiepnone. w,irt, nrtestcd hero today by Chief 'Hehmldt. Tho child was taken from 1 Mrs. llowers some tlmn ago by the I Juvenile court of Portland because il whs (leclnred that the mother was nut By ABERDEEN POLICE MOTHER WHO KIDNAPPED HER OWN CHILD MAY BE TAKEN BACK TO PORTLAND. PARSON'S FAMILY TREE. Ily cutting the salaries of officials and dispensing with the services of a reputy city recorder, the city council of Hood Kiver has undertaken to ef fect for the city a saving this year cf $1920. What to Jo when Backache comes on "I found Immsdlat? rollcf la tho ni ef Poley Kidney Pills, hare racom manded them, and do not know of a single Inatanca whan thay Jailed to give ralini." C. tT. T-andrum, a traveling .ilman, writes from Sun Angelo, Tcaus: "Driv liiK over rouKh roads ar,d In all kind i of weather k-ivp m acme pains In tho luck and I surferi.d ureatlv. I found rellnf In tho ut.e of Fol,y Ki.lnoy l'llls and hefore the flnrt bottle w.m used,' ths pain In my t:u k had entirely dlsup peared and I hav h-rl eo reeurrenre of those pains which frcnu':iitl-' amounted to almost feiiralclc proporl'f.iis." When tirkurhe crwi o-, and It seems as If you can't ptand f'i piln and prepfure in your lurk, yu will find Oul'k and irrateful relief eotnt-s with the use of Foley ICideey 1'llln. They etrp tbe cause of the pain, en the "'If arhlna joints and musele v and dear the fHiisons out of your system bv helping voiir kidneys and bladder to normal healthy action. Hanry VIII. ana Puddings. KliifT Klii- Hni oihi-nvhc I lent y VIII of Kiighiiid. was exceedingly fond of pilildliigs ,w one lime he gave i cerlnlii .Mrs f 'oiiiwuIIIh ii house In Aid gate for herseir ami her heirs forever "In rewind f line puddings ' In King Henry VMI.'h i.Uh(. iktoiiiiIs occur again and ngiilu entries of bis rewards lo dlirereiit liom-ewlves or lillngliig' him piiildlng:, , lypieni Instance runs thus: "Iteiii. The snine day paid to the wife 1 1 in t iiiiule Hie king Mllngs ui llaniptou eorte. vis. vlljd.' This would be iiliuiit 51.75. hut value was much greater when ihe entry was made. A Thornlaas Rosa, Tbe followers uf Zoroaster have a theory that prior to Ibe existence of sin In the world the rose was a I born less flower. In the east it Is trndl tlon to this day thU( n,e burning busb lu which tlic angel of tbe Lord np peared to Moses was a rosebush Living In Luxury. 'Now that she la rich. I suppose she his everything " Everything: even tins n trained nurse to help her nurse it grotich." f.oulHvllle Courier .loiirniil MONEY TO LOAN PAUL C. FISCHER LAWYER Room 2, Beaver Building OREGON CITV, OREGON. . Branches Out Considerably In Two Years May Receive a Raise. Iloofivllle. Ind.-nve children In two years is the record made by Mrs. Har ry O. Simmon, wife of the pastor of the Vnnkei tow I, . .; i hurcb of this county. Twins were horn a few weeks ngo. Triplets were born two years ago, two bo's mul ii girl, (he Inlter surviving. The tw Ins. n boy and n girl, lire healthy youngsters. It Is understood Hint the M. E. chiircb roiigro;ralloti Is planning to Increnio the Iter. Mr. Hlmmona' salary. n lit person to have custody of Ibe girl Mrs. llowers says sho will light ex tradition and that she will remain In this Hluln, If possible, thereby keeping possession of her daughter. Officer K. A. Thrasher, of Portland, Is here and Is Interviewing tho mother, who appar ently believes that sho cannot be ex tradited from this slate. IMPERIAL YACHT SENT. WAHIIIMiTON, Jan. rV-t'uquall fled, lion partlaau support (if Billllarr preparedneaa aa urei tislajr by M nor It r leader Mann In a riming aMo h HI Ihe floor uf Ihe house lie as heal I Ily and repeaiedly app'aud d by Isith ahU a of lb i bainlM-r While It ba been Underalood tbat nioat of I lie llrpiitillcati favored army and navy Imreaaea, until today none of their leader bad apokrn on the aub-)'s- t'onMirnHr, romliig as It did on the of Ibe prealdent's departure on a preparedneaa aieakln tour, Mr Mann's addrcaa visa regarded as pr llnilarly aluiKli anl Iteprvaentallve Mann luisril his plea on Ihe ground (bat It behooves the l ulled Hlales now lo prepare for any evrnlualltlea that may tome aa a re sult of the KuniN-an ar. He declared that bn anow no Immediate danger of Ibe war and hoped that peace might prevail, but that Ihe danger of the l ulled Hlatis Isalng draan Into Ihe present conflict or one that nilghl re nil f nun It Iiki great In be dlare graded. He aald K'ngland aa more In be feurrd after the war than tier many. Mr. Mann urged no particular pre paredneaa p'an. He said be favorrd a standing army of :'0.000 or SOO.lKH) or even 6n0.0(0 men, better roaat di- fi-naoa and "a navy hleh aja til be able to defend ua on Ihe sea." Touching on Ihe coat. Mr. Mann said Il would le millions now, but heller . than billions later. Thn subject of preparedness a In JcrtisJ Into the senate debalii on thn I'hllliiilnes Indciwnilcneo bill, and Hen- alor Hi one said bn believed the lull e Htatea would be safer from attack from abroad at the rloao of Ibe Kuro-Is-flii war than It bad been at any tlmn In tho past rii years. The Monroe doctrine arouse In creasing anUgonlHii and opposition In Kurope." he aald. "Home slutn land ss have brought us lo hn vrrgn of war with Japan. Our Mexican border Is In a turmoil. a full. It una gen eralty recognlted that r did not have a force strong enough In rope with the slluatlon on our southern border. Our economic existence demand that we insist on fair treatment on the seas and In the porta of (be world. In view of these fads, It is folly to aay we are Immune from war nud folly nut In put our hind mid sea force on a strong basis " E PARENTS' DAY PIAN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT CALA- VAN RECEIVES LETTERS OF ENCOURAGEMENT. February 25 bun been tlcsiunuled as 'armils' Day" by County School Su perintendent Ciilaviui, and. Judging frotu tho scores of letter being re nvoi! from every section of (ba conn- practically every ono of tho 1:1.1 huols will follow nut his suggestions. Tim nhn of the plan Is to awuken In terest In school work on tho part of parents. Displays of averaua the BIG MONEY IN JUNK. Field Marsluil von der (Joltz aboard was sunk by a French submarine In thn liosponiri a month ugo, It was learned loduy from travelers. All .aboard wero rescued. Von der Ciolu Oragonlan Firm's Report Shows $23,000 Is reported to be heading for llugdad Was Made In Eight Months. i to tako command of the Turks nroiind Eugene. Ore.-Tlie Junk dealer's Job Kut-el-Aniuru, Isn't such a bad sort of occmuitlfin, ne- i " cording to the statements of one Eu- I VANAUKENS ARE DIVORCED, gene Junk firm that shinned Ita'olev- ' enth carload of Junk collected In nnd Mr- arul MrB- Kllr' VanAuken were nround Eugene in the nnst eight divorced Tuesday by an order signed ATHENS, .Inn. 25,-Tho Turkish Im perlal yacht Ertbogroai. with Ccriunn! schnol work, showing dm poor ns well U II... I ...III ( . me kooii, win no iniKio and a pro- mouths. Tbe shipment went to Scuttle. Two men with n rickety wagon bnve done this collecting, and the result have included eleven tuns of rubber. nine tons of brass u rid thirteen tons of copper and other metals. Ilecelpts were more than S'jrMHK). FINDS $610 IN TIN CAN. While at Play Bloomlnnton (III.) Boy Unearths Treasure. Hloomlngton. III. -George Chamber- III), a boy, while playing near nn old barn In Mtrentur, uueiirthcil n tin can which coninliied HI0 In gold nnd bills. Tbe property was turned over lo tbe estate of Mrs. Alice Riley, who wns Hie owner of ihe property. As Mrs. Itlley Is (lend and mi one bus claimed ownership, the Under has entered suit to recover the treasure ' by Circuit Judgo Campbtill. Ho Is the son of Councilman VanAuken. Mrs. VanAuken charged cruel nnd Inhuman treatment, nnd when Ibe easn was called in the circuit court her hus band madn no appearance, although earlier in the case be had filed an an swer to her charges, U. J, Ulmun was granted a divorce from Minnie M. I'linan. Char'es II. liower Tuesday secured a judgment for 91075 nguliiHt A. P. Casey and II. P. Strong. JOHN&TON ESTATE PhOBmTED. A petition for haters of administra tion In thn CHtate of Joseph Johnston, who died ut Grlhblo Prairie January IS, was filed In tho probate depart ment of tho county court Monday. His estato Is valued ut $1000, which In cludes threo acres nenr Cunby valued at $1000: other property worth $2800 and $200 in cash. gram, aimed to show tho work dono by Iho pupils, will bo given In practically every school. Parents, members of Iho school hoards and uny other Inter tested person will be. asked to attend these programs, vlow tho dlspluy of school work and discuss thn work of tho individual iniplln with tho touch ers. The p'an Ik unliiie, and us nearly ft;i can bo leurned Clackumna Is the first enmity In the state to try it out. Mr. . Calavan Is well pleased with tbe spirit of cooperiillon shown by teachers In every part of the county. STEEL DIVIDEND DECLARED. NEW YORK, Jan. 25. Tho I'nltod states Steel corporation today' tie dared a ipiiulerly dividend of 114 per eenl on its common stock. Thin Ih ihe llrst dividend on the common Mock since I OH, when '4 per cent was disbursed. Tho usual dlvl dent was last last January during tbe depression fo'lowlng the outbreak or the war. Tho regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on preferred stock wan also (leclnred. The melon in the common amounts to about $G,:iro,noo. SIX-YEAR OLD HAD CROUP. Calf Without Less or Tall. Hickman. Ky.-C. fi Hlggs. a farm er near here, says that one of bis cows gave birth to a "calf and a half." or ivvo innes -i.ne is perfectly iiormul " have a little girl six years old who in every rcs,N-c,. wmie tne other t.nuy i i)n B great deal of troX.lo with croup," bovine was minus legs ami tall Its writes W. E. Curry of Kvansvllle, Ind. head nnd body were of normal slr.e i hv i.u,l sv,lnv'a iim... ..j t, Thp "half cut died of course ' Li. .. n. .... .... j uniaiiiiiif, iimiaiiL jcoui lur iter, my - -wins and I also use it and will say It Local sportsiiien of The Dalles have , Is the best cure that I ever saw." Those been soliciting money with wblcti to : terrible coughs that seem to tear one buy grain for feeding China pheasants to pieces yield ta Foley's Honey and STUDENT'S BODY FOUND. and quail In that vicinity. . Tar. Jones Drug Co. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 25. Walter H. Harris, Jr., student of Washington high school and member of the Ore gon Naval militia, was found dead on the sidewalk nt Eighteenth and Siski you streets at noon today. M. E. Hartb'tt, who lives In that neighborhood. Mumbled onto the body which was covered with snow. Investigation by Detectives Swon nes and Roylo led to tho conclusion that Harris was the victim of the ac cidental dlschargo of a .32 caliber au- (Adv.) tomatic revolver. . i i