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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S IKEXHAL'STABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE if THE MdST ATTRACTIVE F6ft ttoii&EEKEftS AND INVESTORS. COAIIINO EVENTS I.yreuui llurenu entertainments at the Presbyterian Church. Watch fur the dnU-s in (Ills imtHT. Review. 1IN VESTMENTS Of all kinds are bet found through "The Pevlew" Wnt Ad Section. Little advs. bring big re urns, becausi everybody reaJa them. OSEBURG VOL. XIV. IIOSEIU'UG, OREGON, KRIKAY EVENING, NOVEMIIEU , 1911. No. 208. rnv tho largest In the city, wht.h. city priinnry also nieuns pre-registra- fPWnP 11 HP1T lust cfiiorat election, cast tu'ar- tion of voters. somethiiiK that has I LMIIll'V IV L" L I City Authorities Ask Change tion of voter. somethiiiK that has been sadly needed at past city elec tions. Micelll SM'ukK INiiiiily. i Anions those who addressed the court thitt morning in hehaif of the petition were Mayor F. W. Hayn iteiMiou were .Mayor r . u . Haynes, rL. p ... , . wv i t Mayor-elect Joseph Micelll and. Doc- ClUDeSe SOIOlCrS JOID Rl'DelS; tor Ueo. E. Houck. Nettled over the ' P.kin Io Panic tailure of the court to act on the petitioners to mark both piechicm matter after It had been presented' to them twice before, Mr. Micelll .spoke with considerable warmth, in- at the last ctMieral election, cast near ly 3.o votes. A long standing law says that no precinct shall poll more than ;sn) voles. To meet this re quirement it will bo necessary to throw some of the territory of Hani- ton precinct into another precinct. Itosehui'K precim t has been proposed as the on to receive this overplus. In DrnninM I tnno lThe boundaries designated by, the iu ricuuu LIULj and the proposed city wards are as luiiuvts; (HpoKe wmi cousiuera oie warmin, in- itr ivrk i-nt-iiin, j iiiiiHiiug mm me coun naa purposely neginning at the city limits at the . withheld any action. , nriTP AlTriTrnrP rnfTVPI north end of Jackson street, running I "Doctor Houck told the council tAlt Ul tKI IKt J JI IKAtli thence south along the enter of last night that you did not want to Jackson street to tho center of the revise the precinct boundaries he- J Mitersedion of Oak and Jackson ' cause it would prohibit the country, streets; running thence east along voters from participating in a citv ... , . .. c . , , the center of Oak street to the city liquor election." said Micelll. "This 1 HMDS 10 I f IpOl 1 filCC AO ASdUU limits; them e lolloping I no city Has nothing to do with the matter, limits in a northerly and westerly land even if It did you have no rllit direction to the place of beginning. ; to ignore the law which in this case l'iiiqiiu Prerinet. j Is too plain to require argument. Heginning at the city limits at the The law was enacted by the state as north end of Jack sun street: thence a whole ana you. gentlemen, have no right to Ignore it. A prominent state olticial told me It was an outrage that (Special to tho Evening Review). LOCAL NEWS, CITE LAW TO COUNTY COURT intuitu Is Granttd There Will Be Four Wards to Correspond Wllb Boundaries From Aimy ol 51,000 Selling ol Cliy in Progress Asking for a reduction In Uie boun daries of the election precincts em bracing the City of Itosehnig. Mayor F. W. Haynes. City Attorney Ceorge Xettner and a committee of the city Court this morning. They submitted . """" 'f t"'BiinK to the court in the way of suggos- running south along the center of Jackson si reel to l.ano St.; thi nee west along ilie center of Lane street j to the city limits; tiienee following , ilie citv limits north and east to the ! fXH'XCIL SELLS f 17,44.1 " I U'OltTM 11V IMVIVn IIOVIUI C. B. Cannon Is In Portland on I business ; lliiyer l Clark-Heiiery Company Geo. Sheridan arrived here Thurs- 913,1 llveted in Another day from Coo. Bay. TeiHn Horses. Mm. K. V . Bryant Is spending a' few days In Portland on business. At a meeting of the citv council Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Bartrum re-, Tuesday night, the Clar'k-Hcnerv turned from Medford this afternoon. Construction Company, upon their Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson re- unopposed bid, were awarded $17. turned home to Voncalla today, after 443 worth of bonds Issued to meet a visit here with his mother, Mrs. C. unpaid street paving assessments. Johnson. iTbe bonds are Issued under the lian- E. A. Hlnkle was among the Rose-; croft 10-year Installment law and burg visitors today. Mrs. Hlnkle Is draw 6 per cent Interest. still under chiropractic treatment iu This Is the second bond Issue Portland. bought by the Clark-Henery Com- S. I). Chapman was down from pany. Last year they purchased $34, Glide today and reports farming 1 1 40 worth which they transferred to operations well advanced there for, the First National Bank of Cleve tho season. land, Ohio. There remains to be Vernon I.use. of the Hotel McClal-'pald for about $150,000 worth of len, Is In receipt of a fine box of paving. It la estimated that two hickory nuts and chestnuts from his .thirds of the amout will be covered lather in Ohio. hy Installment bonds, which will he Mrs..V. A. Sullmllrh, of Garden Issued, probably In two lots, before Valley, returned here Thursday even, tne nrst day Of next February. In? from a month's visit In Knckford. The council also decided to buy 'ill., and Spokane, Wash. an additional team of horses for the street cleaning aepartment. It nas Ifnuiilfoil Precinct. i HeiilnniiiK at the center of i Die rnitrf line! dcluve.l tho ri.vli'.n I'KKIN'O. '(IV .'t llrnve mi'nll. ' . ... 1 tm. i . ,.i ........... 1 of the city precinct boundaries. This in tne imperial army today threw ! i' " -1 aceeuted ittrob ienn'. anrr i .n Is a matter not oulv of obedience to Pekins Into a new panic. Artillery tween the end of the paving on lower, " .450 the team of vs the law. hut of simple justice to the and cavalry battalions at Tsl Nan - n ,he So"' I mpqua c' r has rentT from the city of H.ehurK. What Is behind and Shan Tung revolted and captured brill"- ' M Improved with a good'" ne y naB J", " 16 tms delay; is politics being played, me arsenal at le t hau. l roops in djqi. Houck presented an advis- Stephens and Kane streets and run-i f'1- l" -V K-vien, uiai me ........ ,...n..-, ikhuimi u oeciura-i w. r.u...w, , 0ry bill poBtlng ordinance, which will u,,nl i, .,, tUa (...it.T rtf , fiuifiis in iniseuuiK. un uie e.i-t''- ui iinii'ii'iiiM'iit-e miiu win join , "V ui-u in Mrt.y iwayMni niia i.a acted on hv th rminrll In tion ol a few fanatics pardon th"? the rebels. Military cadets at I'ao morning, November 3, of pneumonia. 1 niodlfleJ form An nrlirlnnllv wnrd, unit lii their rhd- Tint; are ioinini- the rcvulf hi hniwl-' He was 72 veara of aire and leaves .k i i..n.. tho court took no action on the . ti- '".nee west tne .... o " - r ,, -.,. funer w hel(l ..I South I ctmvl "Kin now i nni n you uo not tiravest lears mat an uprising will irom me cnapei oi me noaeuuig negB doctor Houck looked at It uo us tne justice we are asking lor, occur are causing many to nee from . unueriaKiug panora hub niieruouu, frnm thn ainiwlnntut nf nnhllo honltn street; thence east i.iong me renter , " , " luu imiuiuf uu. n win auvucaie ol 1 ine street to the place or begin-' "''I'arate road district within the (.eneral LI uen Heng s refusal Harry and Martin Meeker and L.'that billboards be kept 20 feet from ninJ next ;o days." today to negotiate for peace with tho Forney, who have been employed on the sidewalk lines and built three Itosehiii-g Precinct Ve ne-'d exclusive city boundaries new premier unless the Manchu em-1 South Deer Creek for some time feet above the ground, so that (tar- I 'gin n in u at the center of Oak and ' . mi n. uu .nut- nnynit-n. n wi- iu menu past, leave uimorrow on meir return nage cannot accumulate behind them tion. nu outline of new boumlart which will nrob:ihlv he lulnnteil If th., lu.iiiinti 1 f.i-.Miinii ou.-in,r tit ti in K south along the center of . . ; . .' . . c?i....l... etc,,,,. t. tlw. nit v limit mo accumulation oi ntnor misim ss, 11 i"" -" 'ovureion nre Unit tnl:,v l.n t .liiflo WnmiPiilt iin- tile UUtll I mpllUU U1WT, UH'IU nnuiiroH timt tho innttPi- wnni.i ii following north along the niiKlii.irnii in it roiMil;n nr.ier. , 1'iiiptiuu River to the center of Lane in mo concrete, me city antiiontic ask that the election precincts be so revised as to confine the electorate to voters living within the boundaries in which SYSTEM AT STAKE Initiative and Referendum in Supreme Court FIVE STATES JOIN ORECON Telrphooe Company Resists Payment of Cross Earnings Tax Sew Railroad Strike of the city, thus eliminating the vt ters ilviiiR in the country diytri'-t.s Included within the juesent precinct boundaries. If this is done, there; will follow a reduction in tiie prest nt j number of city wards from six to! four, making; them correspond exact ly with the precinct huundari -s, j thereby putting an end to the con-j fusion that has arisen at every elec tion over misunderstanding and lack of knowledge us io proper places tor the citizens to vote. With the abolishment of two of the city wards would come the reduction in the membership of the city coum-il from 12 to S. Itoselmrg. with its population of approximately litloo, lias more counciinum than any oilier city In the state outside ol rortland, and Portland, with over icio.tiiiu in habitants, has hut 14. It will lie readily seen from tills comparison that Itoselmrg can dispense with tli services of four counclluien. at least. Such a change, however, would not go Into effect until tiie expiration of terms of certain ot tiie councilmen now serving, nor until the city char ter is amended to provide for tho change. lmHiMil i'u lloiimluric. The outline of new boundaries sub mitted by the city were drawn upon tho statement of the County Court that It could tako no action on the petition until It had something tangi ble upon which to work. Princii-al among t lie changes made is the re duction in the nrea of Hamilton pre- Jackson streets, thence running south '"T ; i ' " um" "';easl. .iiaruii goes io r.asi i roy, ilmitt o ntei ol l u kson sireet to the ! Imvp 110 Interest. - said Dr. Houck. Manchu dynasty Is no more. . Wis., and the other two to Pittsburg. !-nier ol 1 ne' stiv'f thence wet 1 '(,1,r 'l'"rier is defective in several Itehcls Take Shanghai. Mrs. Maxwell, of Cazelle. fal., 1 the inti i ol I aue sleet to " n...r .u ur .it.....ii..i, .. 1 ne icueis visiiing nere wnn ner son. rruu of Steidiens street' thence submitted to the people in revise;! today raptured the native city of . Maxwell, the S. P. block signal mau. Im.g the e nter of Stephens i " " " to tiie cuv 111. ills; tlit'lu-e cijl Wiley e.'ont. centi-r sent h Tiie Itiglit Kidney Medicine. Kd. .lenniiigs. E. K. Wells. Olalla; the sonth- i-1'y limits; thellc" ,i-i hunmiary of tiie iinint opposite tli" along lite iit i east corner oi' t li 1101th along ti:r 1 citv limits to a center of (ll.k street if exfllded; theme west along t lie center of Oak street, il extended, to lite place of IjegiunitiK- l.uw Mandates the ( null. According to tire state law. as ex plained hy City Attorney Neuner and Attorney K. 1). Hermann, the County Court has no option in the matter if all proceedings are regular. An inference to the same effect is drawn from the statement 01 llisirh l Attor ney lliowu. the rotirt'K adviser, ruder the new state law, all cities of 211011 tnhal'iian'f "r more must nominate candidates for otlice by primary, and ihls is not legally possi ble if persons living oilTside of tile city limits nre ; orniitted to vole in the primary. The constitutional alnendlii-'llt known as the Home Rule law. giving cilhs exclusive right to regulate their own Honor trallic. also requires all exclusho city vote, so does the Presidential primary law. which specifics pai ti( it'.arly that tiie change in boundaries shall lie made at tiie November term ol (earl. The 10 ute ciu.eiir. ami meie siiouiu iinoer guaiu iinti an preparations y Coon liillurd; Wm Voorhles, ee legisuauuii 111 ut-is so 111.11 such nav.' ueen mane 10 nroieci me lives imi.... 1.. tmi... 1 nni.i.. i..u. iw 1... n..i. i.'i...e. lti.i...... 11 J. E. Parker, 2021 No. loth St., Ft. Smith, Ark., says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medi cine, hut he did not get better until (Special to the Evening Review). WASHINtlTON. Nov. 3. Six states joined handB before the United ' Slates Supreme Court this afternoon In defense of the Initiative and refer endum. Attorneys representing Washington, California, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri appeared to sup plement Oregon's arguments In favor of the constitutionality of direct leg islation, which tho Pacific States Telephone Company attacks. The company attempted to have declared void a proposed gross-earnings tax imposed under the Initiative and ref erendum system. K. S. Plllsbury, a San Francisco attorney, is here to argue for the Pacific Slates Company. He first addressed the court whpn the case was called. He said tbat the initiative and referendum and the Legislature In Oregon constituted two law making bodies, and he al leged that the taxing power of the slate wus vested In the Leglslatuie only, while tho people taxed the elections can than tliev have been in the past "The situation doesn't requir argument," said Mayor Haynes. more satisfactory ot Koropeaii residents, should fight- No company through lug any Hit!, Ceo. A. Hradhiirn. Winstons; Mr. and mutter how long you have had kid- which, he alleged, begin. It Is believed there is Ml.; ,'ohn Alexander. (Hide; It. U I ney trouble, nor at what stage of the tional the initiative, was unconstltu- dauger, however, us tho revo- t aniion. Kockland; Mr. and Mrs. I disease your case may be, you will' II lullomsts lar outlllimher the already . i.i., i-.r.,.. Cr,...n- l,,,l, ll.,l.,t And niiick and oeruianeut benefit our petition la according to law it disloyal imperial guards. .' t. . 'i;r., i,.., vn..b .'in ih u. of ic.iiev Kolm.v will-. I ... TT. 'among the itoseburg visitors today. They also regulate the action of the I l.l.Ns IN lltirOM Kfh AS 1 ,, ... .. ,... .,. . urinarv organs. Start taking them siioukl lie grunted. If it isn't It Is the court's duty to turn it down. (MAI It A I. SKWS. "He was born a prince hut 1 will make a man of him,' said Mrs. I.y.lia I Kleanor Fitzgerald, former wife of ('eneral Corald Fltgerald. of Ireland, who Is today the bride of Prince Vic- ' tor of Tliurn and Taxis. She Is the niore of .1. V. Thompson, a million aire banker and coat operator, hit l I1VIV fit.' .H IMIII MILAN. Italv. Nov. ;). Following w "re tl" '. . the Italians' second refusal to stir- ''llor, 11,111 HflV night, that render Tripoli. r.l.Omi Turks and : l,r"v,l1 '"lertalni.ig and instructive Arabs are boiniiarding the city pre- Present paratoi-y to a general assault He claimed that i the basic foundation of scientific now. For sale by all dealers. "ONE MASTKH.' Palace Theater Again Tonight And Tomorrow Night With entire change in pictures HAWAIIAN QUARTETTE With some changes in their program This act is retained on account of the favorable comment and per sonal requests from patrons. Two shown earh night. 7:1". andvl'.. Adults Joe. rhrdrvn underll. l'V; cliildren under six. free with pari-nM. ITALIAN'S SI.AI (Ml I l it IIF.I. PI. KSS NATIVES. FKANKFOUT. C.erniiiny. Nov. 3. The American and Austrian con- has millions In her own right and sntaies have niuveii into tne renter will keep them. Tiie prince Is no- of Tripoli because of the danger at t,,rw.iu L.r n a .rl.. nf ..s-a nn d ill their dill places fl'0111 Tlll'kish slielis, l'nrone and America Mrs Fitzger-! which lone fall.11 in and near Hie heard the Hawaiian quartette at the aid says she can redeem him and un- consulates. At least llu.iinu natives Palace Theatre the past two nlghU. dertoi-k the iob She was asked if nave ueen execuieii ny me naliaiiH, wrigiiiauy uiucu iui wu iukuib, .nuu it was worth her time to r-form the a dispatch to the Frankfurter Zoi prince, but no nnswer was recorded. ; tung says. Last night at the Christian Church Socialism centers on equality democ- should JcaU nQ mB our ,,, ItolLEIIMAKEIIM OF :l EASTERN UAILItOADH STHIKE. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3. Alleging that the lit k Four. Luke Erie and Western. Indiana Southern, Indiana Harbor and licit railroads violated their contracts. President Franklin, of the boilermakers' union, ordered a strike, to begin tomorrow. in iuiii racy and collective-ownership, lines)', w lieu jiiHiiiinnj u'int-u Will and he father, or spiritual master. Christ 11 u, ne, . .d occunv that exalted nosttlon proie nu ciieiu . . , (pn,iin these meet- maintained remedy fur many existing evils In. re mmBll great s,,irtul viiVMrtiment I.. . ' " I blessings. 1 lie ui-ni Hiiuw jri, lum in in; verdict of nearly all those who have The L. C. Smith Company has con tracted for a 4L,-story building in Seattle, Wash,, to cost J 1 ..".oll.nnn. Kyrle Itellew. one of the foremost actors of the English-speaking stage, author ami explorer, died In Salt Lake. Thursday, of pneumonia. uger Ollphant has found It necessury to extend the engagement of the quartet. They will be heard tonight and tomorrow night. If you haven't heard them already, hear them to night. It will be a long time before 11(11 (. I. AS t'Ol'.NTV NEWS. (Oakland Advance). Mr. and Mrs. O. C. I.iicliterhand and children have returned from I ...-'it U'i I irvv MrCord and family have re moved fi'oni I.tiselaud to Cornucopia. Canada. J. (1. Quick, of Albany, has pur chased 10 acres of land from 11. E. iTiion. Tills tract is southeast oi the irai t purchased hy Oito I in Met - hand several months ngn. Mr. Quick will erect n ri'siil'iice a: once, make otli'-r iii'i-'-ssary improvements and soinliii'iii e raising chickens. The ordinance of baptism will be administered tonight. J. M. M'CONNEI.L, Pastor.' HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL W. S. IIOWAKH. Pn.p. NOW LOCATED ON CASS ST5EET Iu the Matthews Ili'g., next t'tair to .Stubhs Grocery All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to orJer by an expert (Sittherlln Sunt. ! The I.e.. Land (v Ih-velupment Co. ' I- arranging to plant 7.1. nun fruit Itiees In Suthcrlln Valley during the j present fall and winter season. Last. 1':m 'lie cotnpanv planted about (io. I uno. Within tiie next year 01 I've ; Snthi'rlin Valley will have at least ' vuiiii ai r"s of the line.-t orc hards iu :Ji.. inMtiiry. H. Wagner, who recently ralne Io Siith-rMn with his family from Kav niond. Minn , has purchased a fine fruit trait in the cast end oi the Val '. and lots also purchased 'tie Sutterlill Meat Market from C11' Fischer. A hahv hoy irrlv.-d at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. E. Phillips last Frl- dar. Mrs. f)ra I.. I. tinker, who recent 1 1 came to Sitiher'.in with her husband from Minnesota, has rinsed a d'-al with the Luse Land ft lleelo.ni nt Co. for 11 aires of fruit land, the purchase price neing ..... per n- Tlie land Is loiated three-. -iariers "I , quality a n.ile west of the s. I . depot tun lniledes a po-tlon "f the ranch f 'r- e-l- ewiied by lieiirr Mepping n mider-lood thar Mr. and Mr- I'.aiik. r will build a modern p-sid-i.c. en the prooertr and set out Hti 'ir- iiald of S;it7.ente tg and Yellow N. ton app es N5V w jy" ! I 1 Al'STIilA PltEPAItES TO RESIST ITALIAN (.iii:i:i. VIENNA. Nov. 3. Austria Is quietly Increasing her forces along you II hear anything so good, the Italian frontier In preparation for M iss Helena DeVaney, daughter of "possible eventualities." II Is 'le-'v,-. mi Mrs. Michael lieVaney, of lieveii Austria will strike If Italy at- this city, was married In Portland tempts to seize other Turkish pus- November 1 to Henry F. Joyaux. sessions. until recently with tho Koseburg o 1 liidertaking Company. The cere- Hr. C. H. liailey. of South Deer , , v t00i, niace nt St. Mary's Cnek. was in town today and while Cathedral, w ith Key. Father De Lorl- do he Is not yet a member of the Poul- nier offic iating. Mr. and Mrs. Joyaux try Association, be promised to showW probably make their home at some of his birds at the coming stiow 'chetialls, Wasli , for an Indefinite In liereniber. 'time. Iloth are well known in Kose- llnve you seen the piano at Joseph, imrg and their many friends wish sons? dtf.thcm a full measure of happiness .during their wedded life. Mrs. .lovaux is an attractive and accom plished young lady and represented Hie (lodcicBH of Liberty ut the Fourth of .Inly celebration here three yeora age. Mrs J. F. Marker was the hostess at a I o'clock luncheon at her home Thursday afternoon, at which covets were laid for twenty ladles. Mrs. Violet Currv and Miss Harriet Dar ker assisted Violets snd ferns added greatly to the attractiveness of the dining tables, snd pink slid white flowers lent a most Inviting apiiear uuie to Hie reception porlors. The guests: Mrs. F. W. Ilsynes. Mrs J. II. Hooth. Mrs Ilinger Hermann. Mrs. K. II. Hermann. Mrs. M. M Miller.: Mrs S. A. Sanford. Mrs. A. Wollen-j here Mis. M Josephson. Mrs. J. W.J llcncllton Mrs. W. T. Wright. Mrs. I Mbert Abraham. Mrs. ft. J. Itacher. j Mrs. William IP-II. Mrs. fienrge Kohl- hageii. Mrs. J. E Sawyers. Mrs. Clara , Itast. Mrs. C. W. Whsrton. Mrs. E. pengra and Mrs. J. W. Campbell. A charge of assault with Intent to bill u 1 l,e senile to tne eviction If Thursday afternoon from the Oregon Kestaurant of l-orresi mepneiis, best ! iHther. from OIijIIb, who went to sleep In the place after ordering meal. The defendant in me c r How Luck, one of the Chlnetw pro- i.rietors of the restaurant. to our store alleged to hve ELEVEN' MEN' IV JI HV HOX; ON I.V TllltEE WILL HE KEPT. LOS ANOELES. Nov. 3. With ten men already passed, the defense to day quickly passed the eleventh and the state also. He Is llyron Llsh. an aged mlllmnn of Pasadena, who has no positive opinions of the Timet Coughing nt Night explosion. It is probable that eight M..n. 1.,.. nf cl..n which I. hall'"' hp "l"VH 0llt 0" ri ihu it ti 1 1 ft run a n t h ! rA nn arnwn persons. Foley's Honey and Tar,1" completed Compound stops the cough at once, relieves the tickling and dryness In I the throat and heals the Inflamed - . membranes. Contains no opiates and The Heo automobile won hlgn Is best for children and delliiilo per-.honors In the recent C.lldden tour sons. Refuse substitutes. For sule from New York to Jacksonville. Hi, hv all dealers F completed October 2ti. A dispatch lory challenges as soon as the Jury HEO Al'TO WINS HONORS. PARISIAN PAHi-ORS. from Jacksonville says: "Iloth Reo pilot curs and Heo truck were the first three cars to finish hum nil lii luirfnef eniiilillfin IteO I 1. II, it cms IiiiIiIb thn recnrrl nf heiue The ParUian Cleaning and ProMlfiir Partnr.1. 127 Jackson St.. French dry cleaning, sponging, I tne nrsi car at every cumrm uum pressing, repairing, and altering of New York to Jacksonville and ladies" and gentlemen's suits, guar- ploughed the way through mud and anteelng satisfaction. Goods called bad roads. The Reo also carried a for and delivered. Phone lie and heavier load than most 6utin cars we will call. We make suits to order, and beat their fast schedule every 111 and ud. See our samples. day." Pickard competition Is not Price competition J voil lie sire unci pro e-',,,.- ,.l,.l see tiie mill lint ::i Will II quality ( iipeliltcii. quail!;.', the vr ronsis'c ut ith a reasonable examine carefully a'l other f Ciiill.1 llicli ( Hill I'h.n-.l kind. TI, tr. cpl.i in Its merit ' II E. II als Curnev. of Wini !e,.ier. jn fh's f!'v tiiilay oil n'lsili- is on of the new poultrvnien of cuM 'ion li'tiOMSh not fiew fll neai He Signed Up SS th iHinglaa County Poultry A"sixla I i..n . snd T that he win h-ip hcM'st the organiiatlon all he can. g'ahf who is purposely shoved Stephens out of the front door onto ''.the sidewalk, where h fell, striking on the bark nf bis ne'l wnn nr... fore- It was first believed that o abnll was frsrlnred. hut , after he was removed to Verrv llos lplt.il It was found that he had sus tained nnlv a scalp wound, painful but rot serious, nnerm wi""- i"r member of . II U Lii VW.who was arraigned before JusHc' 1 Roschurff's 1-acling Jemelrs. lilt W. (un HI. 1 I lit tMarsters mis mornins " the grsnd Jury with bsd (lied at l.'Ud. which be furnished. Why Not? Go right now and tell your grocer to send up a sack ol H Drifted Snow Flour If fou're using II already, of crtiurtw ihfg suggi'stlon Is un nccesnary, but If you haven't rd II yel, don't let awilirr baking dsy pas until you do. The rrll gives are the lieicl mmmIIiIc lMcrtilcce the bluiolem wIhsI of which II Is n utile and IIh nielhiMls of making are Ilie lol JMewlble. Von ran always depend nn It. Ak ynur griM-er for Itrlfled Snow." Made by Sperry Flour Co. TACOMA. WASH. Benson Grocery hole msritmi TOIL
