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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1912)
r .it INSTITUTE HELD Presbyterian Church Scene Most Interesting Event, MANY ADDRESSES DELIVERE Thin Kvenijijr Mm. Kva Wheeler, t Nolrd Klnculloiiist, Will (Jive Jtccitul intense Interest is Manifest In Hie Kvcut. The Youiik I'ooploVBriuxh of th . Woman's Christian Temporun Vliilcin held their Uustltute at tin I'reBhyterlan church Kridny, Jauuu 20, which wan conducted hy Mrs Hcasle Laythe'Beoviile, National Col logo lirunch secretary, and Airs. K C. Wheeler, state secretary. The morning kcsbIou wan calle to order at i:H0 i)y Mrs. Wheeler, siniriiiK hy the niemlerH followe with nvutlons. Cummititces we appointed. Mm, Wheeler then took up the suhject, "The Mission of th ' Yoiiiik People's Hranch," In whlc she told how to work with and 'for the young people; how to ohtaln th traveling llhrary, oilier sood Jltera turo and entertainment which would prove a henetlt to young people. Thli matter was discussed, and mean will he taken to ulan for the future of the ItoBchurg hoys nnd girls. Th suhject, "What can the Y. P. II. d in tills Community", ,wus given Air. K. 11. Rosen berry, who gave many good suggeslons for tho wel: fare of our hoys and Rfcls. ainon which were providing a reading room with plenty of good literature, range for entertainments, hold rcgu Inr meetings nnd take up suhjocts such as, Ljiw Enforcement, Civil Gov eminent, Prevention of Cruelty to Anlmuls. He pointed out the evil: which result from the dance hall and the card game and requested tha our boys and girls be protected from these evils by the piirenls nnd the people at large and to provldo butte . moans of enjoyment, as they are worthy of our greatest efforts: spoke un the duty and respect duo to par . ents, a subject which our young poopio stiouid have heard. Mrs. Wheeler then took up the subject, "Co-operntlon Willi other Young People's Societies" In which sho gave valuable Information, In her pleuslng manner how the Y. r H. could he carried on successfully in connection with other societies In which our young people are interest- ; ed tho Y. P. B. was not large enough to carry on the branch of study which IB taken up hy this organ I zatlon. Noontide prayer, meeting adjourn ed. Members of tho Institute and their vlslilng friends partook of delicious lunch served In the base ment of the church by the W. C. T. II. The nfternoon session was called to order at 1:3)1 singing nnd devo tions followed. "The College Work of tho Y. P. n ," by Mrs. Scovllle, was listened to by a vory appreciative audience. They wore told of the noblo work that this branch of tho W. C. T. U. Is doing lit schools and colleges, it Is tha study of ulcohol In a scleutlllc manner, showing the results on the human system, told of many cases coming under her observation, state ments made by eminent physicians nnd scientists where there has been absolute proof that alcohol is a curse to tho land and the human system. Mrs. Hcovlllu then visited tho high school, where Bhe tnlkud to tho scholars on this subject. A pnper. "The Need of the Ballot for Women", was rend hy Mrs. U J. Barnes, In which was explained tho ninny good reusons why women should vote. "The Need of Purity Work for Young Women, and What Can We Do?" by MrB. Wheeler, who told how Influence effects oven the little child. This Is something that every parent should Interest himself and set the right example In their con duct and friendships Tor their little girl to Imitate. Mrs. Wheeler advis ed (alks to our girls by trained nurses, lady physicians, for parents to teach their girls how to dress properly for heallh and modesty, teach their girls to refuse to accept socially any young man that has not as clear a n rd as sho would ox- poct of her girl companion, tench them tho result of horedltv, prepare them for Voting ns their timo Is coming when Ihey will have the bal lot unit when they do to vote against the divorce law. This subject was discussed and agreed that steps will he taken to help our girls along those lines. . liev. Maclean expressed his views on the subject and paid a tribute to the W. C. T. II. for th.iod work they have done. Mrs. Hiiivllle. then spoke on the subject "The Double Simulant". She told how this Is tolerated throughout our civilized land. III society. In col leges - w here a joung man Is allow ed to enter college lor his educa tion and still visits the red light dis trict and yet this would not be toler ated in a woman. This Is but one or tho many cases where the "Double Standard" Is allowed. II Is her holler as It Is tho belief of all good eill tens that there should he but "one standard". r'athcra and mothers, give this your curliest thought. The mi-otlng was ndjourneil anil 'the evening session opened at jm. with dcvotUms, fnlloued l,v a read' Ing by Mrs. Wheeler, who 'delighted her audience with her sclecilnna and her pleasing personality Her audi euro recognized her as an artist m rare ability. An address by Mrs Scovllle, entitled. "Life and Its Val ue" told of the drink curse that Is flooding the country the killing of thousands of men each year b the use of alcohol the thousands of wo men murdered annually through me uriuK curse. 01 itie gnat shti loads of lliiuor shipped from our ikii lit II 11 1 i nlted States to India t destroy the human beings who live ill mat country. She also told how this curse could be overcome by the voters, ano men told of the many good things In lire Hint are worm living for. She told the girls how to become strong and useful women by protecting domestic science, rollev-' Ing dear mother of many burdens. She told the boys how to develop their bodies by use of (lie ax. saw and other work In the garden to help mother. Advised every boy and girl to get an education, develop his brain as well as his body. I People should live at God Intend ed we should: live pure lives, There , are throe conditions that lite should ris. Posboss: physical, Intellectual and spiritual lives and to obtain these three, vices must be banished from our lives. They are, alcoliol tobacco and impurity. This address was one of the very best that the people of Roseburg have heard and those who failed to hear Mrs. Scovllle missed a rare treat. There wus no charge of ad mission hut a sliver offering wus taken and many members escured for the Y. P. I). and W. C. T. II. Tills closed tho ilrst Institute of the Y. i. B. held in the state of Ore gon, which was a success. This evening. Mrs. Wheeler will give a recital at the Methodist church at Iiiuo and Main streets. Admission 20 cents. Don't full to hear her. ; Oi l', KDICNIIOWUH MiTTKIl. "ClilniMik" Indicates Karly Spring Two Stores In KiIciiImihci Other Items of Interest, This locality has just been visited hy a "Chinook" wind, a warm, melt ing breeze that comes from the southwest. It originates In the "Ju anese current", which lilts this coast of Sitka, and follows off the Oregon and Northern California coast dur ing tho cold months of tho year, Im parting to our winters their mild ness and general popularity. When It comes ill-land It Is generally fol lowed by a warm rain, and tho snow that has accumulated In the moun tains melts almost with a rush and spring generally begins. There be ing no snow in the mountains there can he no frosts In the valleys, und though the rainfall during the late storm was heavy and as a result mud Is a' little too plentiful, old-timers re feeling good over the late storm. They claim It was tho last of winter, ho end of severe frosts, and look for spring weather to begin with February this year, us it has fre quently hnppencd before. A delightful surprise parly was given at the resldenco of H. M. Hull- wlnkle Saturday evening lust by the lady members of the New Idea Club, ud their husbands. . Jtefrosbments wero served anib the evening hours wore pussodtlh social, happy convor- atlon and nttractivo games. nic evening's enjoyment was prolonged to a late hour, nnd even then It wub rought to a close with regrot. Watson Davis hub workmen erect ing a general merchandise store on property situated 100 yardB from the rnllroad crossing. This is a now enterprise nnd.showH that Edenhow- cr Is growing. The building will ho 4x70 feet, and two stories in height ml will be open for business as soon as tho carpenters can completo their work on It. The lower floor will be devoted to tho Btoro vroper, and the iiper part to either lodge purposes or a public hall. Orchard primers havo started out In a spring wagon to make a thorough lour of the orchards of this locality, and for some time will be ery busy. S. A. Wilson, of Hosehurg, wub 111 Phlenhnwer during tho week looking fter his valuable property hero, and greeting his many friends. Cows are good for tho milk they lelil und the butter that Is made from their cream, but they are an ndiHdrnhlc element in a cemotery. They respect nothing and can ..do uch damage In a short time. I he other morning severul got into the Masonic cemetery, and did ns cows ilo. There has been no appralsmeut the damages done by them yet, but doubtless It was enough. Mr. Kuskle, who has disposed of lace. Is now disposing ot-cer- taiu collnleral belonging to another that he Is dcairioua of selling before he leaves for his farm In Nebraska, Ito a body of hind located near Valentine. r. Vlucil was In uttondanco upon patients coullned at tho county home his weuk. lie found them Iniprov- Mistt Gertrude Hast paid Eden- bower a short visit In an auto this eek. Cherry nnd early pear trees nre ttlug out their blossoms nlrcndy be a little too previous, but me old-timers think not this yenr. Tho resldenco of T. J. Flndloy nnd tlte Indigent homo hnvo been lighted x t ti electricity and both have been proved thereby. Sheriff Qulno served a cltution up-. Felix Mayhem, Incompetent, now pldng at the Indigent home, citing il to upponr February llrd before ilge Wonacolt to show cause why llutlle 11. Walker, his daughter. ould .not be appointed guardian of person and cstnto of said Felix ayhorn. Mr. Mayhorn Is an aged II war veteran, and Is entitled to icnslon of J:io per month. Quito a surprise was given the people yesterday when It was nn- unced Hint John Hotelier, tho plo- inerchant of Kdonhowor, had Isposod of Ills general nierchandliie luess. Mr. Harness, of the North , grocery store Is the purchnser. has bought Mr. Botcher's' stock merchandise, has rented the store a period of three years, and will ke possession ns soon as the stock hand run lie Invoiced. Mr. Bntrh- r will retain the pnstorfleo. nnd will slill be found at the old stand at the postonlro at mall time. He snys he )ias found au opportunity of taking a mui-h-neciled rest, nnd tukes It, still tioliling to his valuable property and Jils charming home. JASPER. I'Olt COl'NTV ASSI.SSOII. I hereby announce my canilldacy for the nomination for assessor of Douglas county suhject to the will of the repul llenii voters at the primary election iii he held on April mill, 111:2. I have never before been a candidate Tur an elective orilce. pd adv HI). S. COl'KKI. UKASE. UM'AI, XKtt'S. 11. C Shlriey relumed to his hnmo at Mi'dford today after a couple of days speul In Hosehurg vlslilng at the Inline of his sister-lll-law. Mrs Steve Saufurd. Judge Harris yesterday overruled a demurrer tiled by Attorney O. P Coshow, In tho case of S A. San lord, acting ns trustee or the erstwhile First National Hank vs Eugene Hun an. The action was originally brought by Mr. Sanrnrd to collect the sum of lii.imo. alleged lo be due on a promissory note. Attorneys llrown Eddy, representing Mr. Hunan. Hi ed a cross-coniiilftlnt in equity, to which Mr. Sanlord demurred. At torney II, L. Eddy argued In opposi tion to the demurrer with the result that It was overruled by Judge llar- Klll'IT MKKTI.XU. Is Held At The Commercial till Jtoollig 1'oUay. The members of the Umpqua Val ley l-run union met In annual ses sion at the KoseburK Commemrciu Club rooms this afternoon and con sldered numerous matters of Impor tance. J he meeting was unusually well attended, und everyone pres ent evidenced a deep Interest lu all questions discussed. Important among the matters brought up for consideration was that of electing a board of directors to serve during the ensuing year. Following a dozen or more nomina tions the following well known Doug las couty fruit growers were selected to serve In this capacity: h. D. Cool ey, K. H. Churchill, C. B. Gulnn, Mr. Curtis, A. I.,. Kltchln, H. M. Bull Inkle nnd A. A. Gulwlts. The board of directors will meet at the commer cial club on Monday afternoon at one o clock, at which time they will elect officers and perfect a -iiermanent or ganization. Hcorts of the committees read during the afternnoa show the soclatlon to be id good financial con dition. Other than having a small balance in tho treasury, the associa tion has considerable stock on hand Including boxes, pnper and other ar ticles necessary In the proper pack ing of fruit. A. L. Kltchln, 'the retiring presl dent of .the association, said he had Investigated a report recently Issued by Prof. O'Gara, of Medford, and found that flrst-cluss smudging oil could be obtained for about five cents per gallon. This nil' fs manufactured by the Standard Oil Company, and Is generally known as a Richmond smudging product. The local union 1b capitalized at (5,000, with about (.3,575 pnid In The remainder of tho stock will prob ably be sold during the spring, or at least, prior to the reason s rush. An amendment to the constitution authorizing the canting of votes by proxy was also adopted during tho afternoon. UCAIi MOWS. J. Ilnrdlng, of Glendnlo, was a business visitor in Roseburg for a few hours today. Judgo Harris returned to his home at Eugene today after a few days spent In Roseburg where he presid ed at an ndjourned term of the cir cuit court. Editor R. K. Trlvott, of the Riddle Tribuno, flpent the day In Roseburg looking nfter business interests. Mr. Trlvctt Is one of Riddle's foremost boosters nnd Is lending his home community nil possible publicity through tho coIuiiiiib of his-paper. i, iKMII- HOD AIIVI.lt riSKIKN"l'H 't'O KENT 2 modurn housekeeping rooms, hot an dcold water. Apply 120 Katio Btroot or phone 270-R. dtf IX)ST W. R. Wells, postmaster at Olnlla, Or., lost on the streets of Roseburg, Mondny, a promissory note in the sum of $200.00. The note was payable to the order of O. II. Flook. Finder will please return to the above and receive reward. WOOD CUTTERS STUMPAGE Parlies desiring to cut wood bv stumpago should call on or ad dress Clydu Wallace, Route 1 Roseburg, or phone FarmerB 14XX2. tf FOR TRADE Equity iu nice little home for lotB closo In. This prop erty earns lu reiitnl 10 per cent on investment. Inquire News of- nco, or address K, box 65, city. tf FOR TRADE 25 cres good laud on graveled road, 0 miles west of Cottage drove, nonr academy nnd public school. Will trade for Im proved or uniinpioved property In Roseburg. For particulars ad dress 11. W. Oliver, Yoncalla, Ore gon, tf lAhlC.N UP Light bay mnro. uhout to years old, weight about 1,000, star I it forehead. Owner can have same by paying for this advertise ment and expenses of feed nnd keep. Inquire at News office ror particulars. vtf To WhoM hS'tEltlOsTklD 1 ,av had 25 years of mining and smelt ing experience In tho following siuios: .Missouri, Kansas, Colo rado, Utah, Oregon. Washington. cow Mexico, nnd Canniln. Would like to sign up with some good man or men for tho purpose of prosiiecuiig tne mountains ndacent to Roseburg, Ore. For terms of contract apply to Geo. W. Peters, Manette, Wash., box 117. WAXTK.f). WANTED Work on ranch by young man and wife. Address P. O. box 322 Roseburg. f5 FOR TRADE 3 lbtalnKnst Port lund to exchange for good work team. FoV particulars address R. euro News, Roseburg, Or. tf W ANTED Position as housekeeper by woman who Is capnble nnd ex perienced; has little daughter S yenr old. Address D, care News ortlce y WXNTF.D At Mercy nospTtal, to discover naino of owner of pack age of muslin nnd fruit left at the Institution Xmas night. Owner please notify sisters. tf WANTED Reliable colored man wants work by day lining tiouse cleniilng, porter work, window washing, etc. Call Nows office. a Mdtf WANTED Mali experienced 111 or chard work to lake charge, of young hearing orchard nnd vine yard for share of crop. Apply at ranch, or wrllo W. P. Jolllff. Mel rose, Ore. f4 I Pit SAI.K FOR SALE A homestead refhv qutshment. Address P. O. box 6(1 Roseburg. Ore. dswtf FOR SALE:- Itl cholro ItitrrtMl rtymmillt Itmk nnkri'ls ( MnuliVy llroa, 1 strttln) , fl.no (4i .YM rn-h; nlNti a tVw An ronni (umlnh Kirttln) nml White Wj'iuuliMIt' ciH-krvN. Kkkm hatch- I iitf for nli nlmut Kohrunry t.Y G. W. Kruse & Sons KI.IMIItAIM) ItH'l.TltV PA KM, IttMctmr:. Orvtroii. FOR BALE Black mare, weight about 1,00 lbs, 10 years old. Price (50. Inquire News office. tf FOR SALE I-ot 50x100 feet at cor ner North JackBon and First Ave. North. For particulars apply at 322 North Jackson street. fl FOR SALE $325 Price & Teeple pi ano. Used a year and a half. Will sell for $250. Call at this office. fill FOR HALE Two pair, of computing scales, both nearly new and in line condition. Apply at Easton's gro cery. J24 FOR SALE Small farm of 45 acres, well Improved and nicely situated. I. B. Nlcho's, Brock way, Ore gon. swf9 FOR SALE Pure bred Jersey bull calf, s months old. Inquire of R. T. Ashworth, East Washington St., Roseburg, fl FOR SALE $400 Bush & Lane piano, used about a year, and as good as new.- $250 cash. Apply of C. W. Lawson, Looking Glass, Oro. . dswfl FOR SALE snewaufl pony, broke to drive or vide, fancy dilver and gentle. Also pony rubber tired buggy with top and harness. Ad dress Pony, care of News, Rose burg, or call at office. dswtl SALJi) OR TR A Del Good 8-room house, and largo lot In desirable part of tho city, price $3,600; also fivo Miki lots, price $1,300. Will sell or trade for ranch property. Address "11" care Box 55, Rose burg. EGGS FOR SALE S. C. White Leg horn eggs for hatching. Your or ders booked now (or eggs and baby chicks. Address C. W. Bradford, West Side Poultry Farm, Rose burg, Ore. dtf FOR SALE A number of thorough bred bronze turkey gobblers for breeding purposes. Inquire of Goo, J. Langenberg, city dJ28 OR SALE Choice White Leghorn cockrels for sale. Inquire of H. B. Church, North Roseburg, or at Cass Street Bakery. tf FOR SALE one good, neavy road cart and a new set of double bug gy hurnoss. E. II. Hnsenberry, city. tf FOR SALE Driving and riding pony gentle for children rig and hrnoss, all for $90. Inquire or address hi. .lenuy, J der.bcwer. (OK SALE A choice lot of pure Buff Plymouth Rock coskrels and two dozen hens. Also agent for Angle lamps. Address Q. E. -Alkins, Riddle, On tf 10 ACRES, $1860 All fenced and on public road, close In. Nice plnce for gardening and orchard or poultry. Inquire at News of fice, tf FOR SALE 3A Jumbo grub and Btump puller, with snares and 200 feet of cable. Will exchange for stumps pulled on ranch. Wm. A. SiiBsmllch, Wilbur. Or. dtf ANOTHER SNAP Four big lots. best of gnrden soil, well situated and surely a bargain at $275 for tho four. Address J. N., box 66, or Inquire at News office. tf FOR SALE New eight-room bunga low on S. Jarkson street; near high sshool; good view. Call at this offlle or address A. Palmer, 615 S. Jackson street. Price $2, 100. dtf FARM OR CITY PROPERTY Very desirable imall form with fine Improvements and close In will exchange for desirable tiwn real estnte, or accept city property as part pnyment. Address V. J., or call nt News office. tf FINE HOME SITE FOR BALE 6 lots on hill elope, host of deep Boil, nice lot of 3-yenr-old choice varieties of fruit treeB, small fruit, etc., all fenced, at loss than others ask for unimproved property, in qulro News. ONE ACRE HOME Ntce little place Just outside city limits, good six room house, barn, chicken house, yards, etc., all fenced and In first class condition, grounds. Bet to young fruit trees, -soma In bear ing, big shade trocs by house, all for ouly $1,800. Inquire News, tf 'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five lota In North Roseburg, west of 1st street. 3-room house, good chlckon house, all lots fenced. Good strnwborry patch set out. Price $1,200, or will trade as part payment on close In city property. Address R. Care Newa. dtf FOR SALE OR TRADE 120 acres of unimproved land, good for fruit of nil kinds or grazing. Small house; good spring on place. On country road 12 miles from Rose burg. Several outbuildings, nlso souio good timber tract's for sale. Inquire of W.F. Deets, Roseburg. Oregou. df20 FARM FOR $1.250 160 acres, ten uiilcs from cltv. on county road, houso, barn, ana wen, parity icnc ed. and a deslrablo plnce for sheep, goats and poultry. Excel lent for turkey raising. Good roads. Within 2 miles of school, store nud church. Plenty of tim ber. Get busy If you want this place. Address W. R., care News COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE CloBe lu. about six ares, plastered house of S rooms, bai.is, water for irrigating piped over place, and n-erythlnK In first-clnss condition, a bonanza for market gardening Nice lot of beirlng Does and n homo thnt you will be proud of and an Income maker. For par ticulars Inquire at News office. tf STOCK RANCH FOR SALE One ot the money makers about 1.300 acres, watered by creeks nd springs, lots ot fine land, plenty ol timber, good comfortable house barns, plenty of hay land, on rounty road, and a place thnt will hrlnp returns. Only $7 an ncre ddress box 56 or Inquire New oilier, for particulars. tf W 1 1 E A Tl t7v N ( ' 1 1 4 s 0 acFos fm sale or trade; In Eastern Wash ington wheat belt, all fenced, 2 houses, barns, machinery houses. 2 wells, orchard, blacksmith shop, and practically all under cultiva tion. Is a money-maker. Valued nt $35 per acre. Will sell on lib eral terms, or accept as part pay ment desirable farm In I'mpqua valley. Advancing years necessi tates owner's retirement. If yon call at News otfle Mr. Wood irlll give yon all particulars of this splendid wheat ranch. tf 1 Try The Wonder Washer Washes a Tub ful in 2 min utes and does its work well. This machine did from 20 to 30 washings last week It does not wear out the clothes as much as a wash board or the laun dry. The chief cleansing force is suction. The Wonder is Sold on Trial. B.W. Strong The Furniture Man FOK SALE 8 room house with bath and sewer connections, fair barn and wood shed, cement walks and paved streets, good location for rooming and boarding house. Call at or address 619 Mill street. A bargain for some one. f6 $lo;s FOR HOME Thl Is one rare bargain, t big lots, small comfor table house, poultry yards, bearing fruit, sewer assessment paid, in choice residence district, close In. Vacant lota adjoining held at $800 each. Owner leaving city, and for quick sale offers It lefw. Worth $1,500. Inquire News office. tf A Slake Ilellcve Hepubllc. San Marino, tiniest of republics, flnda It necessary to have two presi dents elected, one from the nobility and one from the people, for the term of six months only. April 1 and Oc tober 1 are the days for the Installa tion of the presidents, which is con ducted with much ceremony in the cathedral, where St. Marlnua Ues burled. The new rulers progress through the capital, escorted by the militia 160 strong) and the republi can band, and wearing their pre-ie-dential uniforms of black velvet lin ed with blue silk and adorned with gold lace. These are the property of the republic and the presidents have to make the best of it If they do not fit. They receive no fixed NEW TODAY. WANTED By experienced party, family washings and ironings to do at home. Phone 207-Y. fl FOR SALE New Kimball piano. Will sell on easy terms. Ad dress Harmon Auderson, Olalla, Oregon. tf LOST Tuesday, on streets, a small pocket book containing several dollars In coin. Finder iplease leave at News office and receive reward. tfH FOUND On road Just east of city, a man'e rubber and Bhoe, both In excellent condition. Owner may get- same at this office by paying for this ad. 1 Buy IS 9f Prune Where you can see what you get and get what you want. Make your own selection from the immense stock in my sales yard. Come and see them. ' Nut Trees, Ornament als, Rose Bushes and Berry Plants A L. KITCHIN, Roseburg NURSERYMAN LIBERTY'S LIGHT is renlly the freedom thnt comes from independence, and indciieml enco can only bcloiur to the thrifty nnd Roving. Young nnd old ought to have a bank account nnd here is the place t have It. Wo wclcomo Individual nccounts nnd nre most lie roniinodiitiiig to our depositors. 'o offer IIIhtuI interest combined with that security that belongs to solid institutions like ours. AX Interest on Time Deposits First Trust and Savings Bank SI o It? 1-111 I . J III ' I: ! fl I -r w ..uuci w. ! nc naraora insures all classes ot property It also serves property owners by telling them how to guard against jhe dangers of fire. It has published a book on the subject, .vuh separate chapters for householders, merchants, and rnanufacturers. that will be sent free to thoe who apply for it. If you are not now insured in the "Hartford." fee to it when next you insure that you get a " Hartford" policy. THE DOUGLAS ABSTRACT AND TRUST COMPANY RESIDENT t THE MERRY WIDOWS. (Formerly The Antlers) MRS CALLAND, Prop. Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water In each room. 1 4 We Guarantee to please parti- 14 culur People. ! 112 Brockway St. ' Phone 281 ) Near High School. salary, but during their term of office have the procoeda of the salt monop oly. London Chronicle. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Under the ternig of my sale of thJs paper to tho present owner all suLWrJptiong duo the paper are due and puynhlo to (he new owner. All neco uits on the books prior to l)e comber 11 rut 1011 are duo and pay uhlo to tho new owner. All accounts niailo between December 1st and 81st inclusive aro due and payable to thr undertdKued. Itespcct fully yours, dswtf 11. W. BATES. Dougms County Creamery outter is the best on the market, insist on your grocer supplying you witn a home product, v bleb Is always strict ly fresh and guaranteed. Two pound roll 85 centfe. , dswtf Trees I Oregon - 111 I J f 1111 is no time to wonder if your insurance is all right You should know now. Don't put it off for a day. Look up your policies. u you are insured in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn, you need not worrv. . For 100 years it AGENTS I 7) I i