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Newspaper Page Texty l DOUGLAS COUNTY'S 1NEXMAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AMD CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE If tttE MOSf ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. IV COMIINO EVEINTS December 27. 28, 29 and AO, noug hts County Poultry and Pet Stock Show In Roseburg, largest In South ern Oregon. Review INVESTMENTS Of all kind are boat found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big ra '.urns, because everybody rea'a them. VOL. XIV. ROSKIHRG, OREGOX. THCHSDA Y KYKMMi, DECEMHER 7, 1011. Xo. 21 T. ROSE BURG i 1 t Joseph L. Winctell, of Glendale, Ends Life Willi Revolver MOTIVE COMPLETE MYSTERY fI,J,,J,I,,J,,J,,J,I,J,JJJ,JJJJ,J A 4" A metLine will he held In $ ! 4 e parlors of the Commercial lub next Wednesday evening. f 4 Dec. 13, at 8 o'clock, for the I- purpose of organizing an hit- A 4- torical and geographical Boclety V J for Douglas County. The move f inent is a good one, and all J -a-hn awa (l.lUr.,uld,l In tho ,, ' f ject are Invited and should at- X j. tend this meeting. GROFSWOKTHUORE i But Production For 1911 Shows Decrease, Says Wilson Searchers Find Bjdy When He Fails to Return From Ostensible Uoat kqnest Being Held . (Special to .the Evening Review). GLENDALE, Or., Dec. 7. Joseph L. Winchell, a resident of (ilendale be about 8u0.00rt.000 pounds, or 2 percent under the five-year average, and 10 be worth about $76,ooo.OiiO, or per cent tinder the five-year average. The tobacco grown In thin country during the -last five years 1 31 percent of the world's crop, and supplied other countries with a quan tity that Is 4 2. a per cent of the ' world s exports of tobacco.' I The production of flaxseed this year has been exceeded many times, but ' the total value has never been enualed. The crop of 22.000,000 bushels has a farm value of about Probe Begins Into Country-Wide Xirnnv ctiii nrr nr in j? noo.ooo T.IUIYJ 0 1 ILL rtllLrtU )T ALL . Rve has the low production of 31 000.000 bushels, Dut tne vatue, (100.000, is 12.2 per cent above the five-year average, JMcNAMARAS WILL NOT TALE MXltSMI II.il RETAINS NAME, M K.., . nops Increase , ValM U0 pe, Q.,, MARSHFIELD. Or.. Dec. 6. nr. n. rh. , ,.. c ,,.. E. E. Straw was yesterday elected to u6 iuiuii i ucaij laiuio. his fourth t mi as mayor of Marsh field. He defeated R. T. Copple by a plurality of eight votes. E. D. McCrary. the Socialist candidate, was last in the rRre. .1. W. Itntler was elected recorder and John Merchant ' (Special to the Evening Review), and E. E. Allen were elected council-! WASHINGTON. Dec. 7 While the men. The propositions to change ine unni tumn ui me in Output Barns, Wbo Pals Cimpers la Scrlons Llgbt linn Value 140 Per Cent Higher. No other crop exhibits such a high increase in value over the five-year 'average as the hop crop does. It Is I 140 per cent. This is because the ; price of hops, which has usually been I 10 to 20 cents a pound, has risen to :K cents. Consequently the crop lvalue has become $ 1 ."V.."i00.000. The (SppCal to lne Evening Review). production, on the other hand, nas ( os ANKI.Krt. Dec. 7. Ortle Mc fulleii off l per cent from the live- ,ii i,,f,,,,r airuinat ihe Mp year average. Nearly one-fourth of maras- ., taken before the grnn-l HAItltlMAX IIKATKX ItV tfl.lMHI PUOHIIUTinX SWATTED KVKX HARDER. (Special to the Evening Review) LOS ANGELES. Dec. 7. The offi cial count of the complete returns of Tuesday's election gives Mayor George Alexander, candidate of the Good Government League, a majority of 84,149 over Job Harriman, Social ist. Alexander received 85,738 votes and Harriman 61,590. The drastic prohibition ordinance waa beaten by a niatnrlttf ai KR 7. The entire Good Government Ucket'lJlTpRpCTC IV rUlVJ QktV has been elected, with Joseph Soott, IMIlilUiJIJ Id Ulhl.l Jfttb one of the auccessful candidates tor Subject of Latest Message From Taft to Congress membership on the Board of Educa tion, 4000 votes behind the other. "Sol a Cnllij Oat Will Ecapf," Sail i al"etd,r',hMer.ur!!.8,)l hI ' 4 1 ihn defense nf the McNamaras. He president of the municipal schoo' board. Election board officials declared that the women not only out-voted the men in nearly all the precincts. but showed more aptitude In handling L. w ncneii, a resident oi i. minium i . .. .. . .... - - . . . . . . ,h i .,,. year average. ........ ....... ... lar.ls. wu taken uerore tne gran- for the greater part of the past 18 I name of Marshfleld to Com. Hay and no so high as in V l 0 here's great vmM s of . RO (rom ., i i... ..,ini.i 'in Milliconia were both lost. abundance for all purposes. suvs ,,... a lntle over one- ,'., . ..... j ...,. ...... years. Is ueau uy apparent suicme, at the age of about 35 years. Cor oner .lowett, summoned from Itose burg tnday. is now holding an inquest In this city. Winchell was a member of the mercantile linn of Snyd.-r & Company, of (ilendal. . No motive fur his act of sell-distnictlou has yet been revealed. Winchell left the city yesterday morning, going Into the woods os tensibly to Inint. He failed to reiurn by the end of the day and a parly of men started out this morning lo search for him. They found him ly ing lifeless in an isolated spot alio.it three-fourths of a mifo south or Glen dale. There was a bullet wound in bis head and the weapon with which It had been inflicted, a 32-caliber revolver, was clutched, in his rll-.t hand. The body was picked up and carried to this city. Winchell left no note of any kind. so far as known, to explain the sui clde, nor to Milliconia were both lost. o EIGHT ELOPERS MARRY. James Wilson. Secretary of Agricul ture. In his annual report today. For the first time In many years WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. Eight the total value of farm products has "coincidental elopers" are four new- declined from that of Its preceding i.- i....rri...i liiuiiiv cnuiiles as the re- vear. The estimate for 1K11 Is lias d suit of a quadruple ceremony per- on the census items, and is $S.417, fonued here. The participants are OOO.IIOO. or $227.000, 000 under the Walter II. Lawrence and Nannie total for 1910. The loss la charg.' I.nwrenre, Robert H. Stiibbs and Mat- able to the general classes of animal tie M. Newton. Henry M. Holt and products and animals sold and Katherine A. Parklson and Thomas slaughtered. Dairy cows are the only E. Hicks and Blanche E. Holihlns, all farm animals for which Increase of j of Richmond. They came here, ob- price is Indicated. Eggs. wool, hut lalned marriage licenses and we-e ter. and poultry have suffered In married at the same time by Rev. G. farm price during the year. In co:i W Van Kossen. sequence of the decline of prices of o farm animal and their products, t li If. Arrangements for celebration or group Is estimated as having pr Oregon da at the Chicago Land duced a value or J2.913.ooo.oOO m Show re complete. In addition to 1911. or $:I21.00.000 below the t n.. .luitnra ut tha nhnw nnnles amount for 1910. frm nrn.Tf.n. Houvenir books from On the other hand, the crops are ...... - ,., l,t.., f,,.. 1 1 il, various romnilin ties ami siir wurin niuic v..o.. ....... ... . thia rnnutrv. and a little over one- ,,.ntt r.,,,,,,,.,-..-!. rivnumit. tih.i fourth of the world's crop Is produced flJ( iroII)B(.8 pr(n greater sensations here. that- the Los Angeles Times case. 1 rc Rico Is ono of the five crops that ,M,..iniarag exploded a popular Idea haven production above ine me- car ,h, lnorllnK t,y declaring that they overage, out ine nimnim. bumui... W(iui,i llol- un(c.r any circumstances a little over l,iioii..Kiii.noo pounds. u,SIlry before the grand jury. has been, exceeded twice. when the Federal probe started The buckwheat crop lias been "x- , ,.. . ,,.,.1, .,r ... i,,..,- ,,.. ceeded in production by only two ,llto ihe graa& jury room au docu- crops since ine sixues. mm .... .. ,eIllury evidence and other exhibit by no year subsequent to 111111 ueinui. Rntlcrej uv District Attorney Fred -m-v'h iinr nii-itie. .......i... 1 1. 1.... .-mi..... ti. ....... 1 ess aim icii'.utn .tiinuiii in n.. Sugar iiclill -' Hlg. Stride the The sugar-heel crop, which for T,)1t niRnv ,)romliient labor leaders several years remained close to V-U - of ,,ie Pttclflc CoilBt w be involvl Diio.ooO In value, has risen to more h (,le illV)lltigalon indicated by than $24,000,000 this year, an in- tl! f(lft mt wyen ol ,Hm j,aVP crease of 23' per cent above the nlll,.UV ellg,lgeii counsel to defend live-year average. iins w ! ,ni,nl. the estahllsliineiit and growtn 01 Local postofflce Inspectors today re- which tlie Depanment of Agriculture ri.lvert instructions from Washington has directed some 01 its neai ruuiu. , 1lllllire nto ,ne i-harges that the Aitnougn sugar iiiBniuR Im,iiH were unlawfully used 111 gamer manufacturing. 11 is asserteu i.mi t,K1 jicNainara defense fund. the ballots. They cast their voteV (Specia, to tne Evenln g Revlew). more atilckly. they did not need as. u-Assmvu-pi-iv 1 .... t h..i.. much coaching aud explaining a the MtaullKhment o( B Kedral ..cham. men, and they worked harder thai; ber of commerce," ratlllcatlon of ar the men for their favorite candidates. btruUoll treatlei, wlln Ureat BtlMn The women were partlcualrly active and KrHn(.e gllK e8lll Bh, ,,,, against the prohibition ordinance and and Ul.ciaring the neutrality of this weie viuen, ... ... country In rorelgn disturbance, feat. . . . ' President Taft toil 11 v sent a aiuwl l ProMbllloii lias 1 Bail Day. ! message on foreign relations to Con WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Dec. 7.-- Reports from Starbuck and Prescotl Mexican Trouble, regarding the municipal elections .... .. , held in those cities, go to show thut ' ,detal led report of the Mexlcau he wet element thoroughly sue- rebellion la made by the President. ceedeS In Sln7,"..ng bmi ! ,he ardor ".Iterating that he never Intended to and the vote of the dry. .,, ",1.:.. ' In Starbuck and 1'rescott tne weis ..fc""" "V", . . elected their tickets almost intact. -- . "L trnenit was the scene of the Hottest ''- . . Ill:" ltt,V.Z, ,Z -wet" caudi- tion of constituted authority in Moxi- date' for mayor, defeating the dry c0- andldate by the margin 01 nine the publiTknow of . .lenmuUs bernig . e "legend Oregon estimate on their J. viilue than tor 1910 ex- "", ' ."li.. .i,i in. .0 .,,.,.m. leetnres on Oregon In or aomesuc uuuu.ea " V"-'- . " ... . 11 r.-i ju.i i,v Hip rrons are higher brought on deep worry "-'"."rKrn J. cent tor cotton, cotton seed, and Max PW.phen leaves J X r ; iri m .hi'dav s-sfrs ri el-; w f...,,iiv has need of n good, iii v assisted ny tne iohuwhik r": torn 1111 n.i"K. I 11k ane and beet production can best ne Attorney Fredericks denies I In tlirougli tne siiKai U1.K10 ....... . llort ,lul McManigal is to lie turned no sitii-iiii! . - . . to ,le authorities 01 otn gratified to see that the iieci-siih.ii ,.iies. where churges or dynanilllng touniige reaches the ligure ot nearly landing,, ilaVe been lodged against him. I " We will loan McManlgal whereve Bun, 111111 short tons. It Indicates tnal we can make our sugar. Tills Is tin- largest amount ever his services are needed In the cause of made in this country by 11 bout m. 1 ions ami 1.. j118,,.e but wo will retulu our prloi 24 -r oi-iii Him"- 1 M- ii.f-j. . . . , tn .,roKe,.t(. 111111, sum t reo age. The value has. ol course, sottreu er,(.kf amr nniounts lo about J90.noo.ooo. jurnB Kvcorlales ioiii-rs, In., 111 value 01 pin i, me ms"' being about Jiio.ouo,- iii,i liniment For snruins, bruises, tiemen appointed by the Portland with a value more than twice t ia IP1.vlm,H valir . .u ........,i,, h riien- i-....,,,,.,rni,.l Club: drover Simpson. ti. cotton crnn this vear and nut mm r,,,, iu:i. maUc pains there is none better than1 J. W. eres. C. C. Colt Geo . De- ,e tnan ,he combined values Tllp (,,iie-sug..r production of 191 I CtamllTrl.. Sold by all dealers. C Haven. 11 W. ;"J'. "if'"?: of the cotton, wheat and oa rr.,,... , ..;, d be -houl . so.OOO o i'rotessor v iuiiium-i - corn is uj 11.. - Slim i mil" " , u, .. ,,. - n 111 1,0 ,,..,.Q.iiteit to t ie people ...in, rn,lnr The est niale of ,1. .., the flve-vear average, with su,iin iiii IOIM1 ttniii tiitiii-.it. 1 .,., . rn-Hirnii nroiiosltlon , nun nim bushels Indicates a , ,,r i,t t i:,.oihi.ouo I NEW YORK CITY. Dec. 7. Re naming to the attack of Samuel Gonipers. president of the Alllerh Federalion of Labor. Detective W. limns lodav said bis agents were every man wanted tor complicity In the gigantic dynamiting ties of the state win ne niuj 0Orn is now niguer man 11 ".m ' n . .in.. tli rprnrils of the department the ,.. i isi; excent In lstill. and , TT-n ... , 'mid a state-wide celebration at which production that has been exceeded In ,,, i,mi. the live-year Aiipropi imii.u ui ...a... . . . )g ai)8ured tl,e various opportuni- ony two yellrs. Ti,p farm price or, , kinds of simar c Dillard. Mrs. Flora Hates, of Riddle, taken. vich,.u who bought he unfolded In tlu' ' consnlracv. to nnihined the wake of the McNatnarn brothers' case i.t M7-,' nuo'at Los Angeles, and that none of the off tho delinquent lis' ...,', , ', . i)ilVS Creek seveial ..... s,,bs,0. tr,,:1 valu? for Assessments o)n Linn-Lane i mi- ,. ,i,.r the care of Dr. r ,rhe 11.7n.oo0.000 and s1::: o, ;:;::; s"; tn. ..,,, gui.typerso,. wo.d escape In this city for a serious nrPiloa the record. If Gonipers Is so Innocent of con. , 1 nlicitv in this plot why doesn't h 1 mis sins... -, -- , . - . . ,, ,., ; . w, ,., l. which is used for feed- ex .am .. . .1.. iuc purpoies. Is about $13 ihi.ii the record production of 13'u The factory viilne " trouble. mill mil, IliiliatiapollB ine any niii-i uir m... .. .1... nt ihe .MeNamariis and voted lor 1 defense fund? The plain truth of the 'matter Is that the labor leaders wer. mere for a iolllllcation over live lier V. Ullll'illl) a I1UIUIMI.B .... .- . I2....I.- cancelled, because said holdings nave , v. w hile plonghln a ,,r...nilnentlv Is corn the leading ... ui,, Jii onii. more not yet been passed to pateirt. ' ,lls farni Wednesday evening. Mr. frop of this country that about thre- ,,.,., Vili,.. 77, ! Nichols twirled his whip In such a for,i,s of the world's crop is grown some Olwervaiions. " i manner as to s.-nd tne en.i o. herP. , tne exports 01 com A,g some 01 me . - , wh.h W(.re to have oc . r against his right eye. cu 1.1 g i.i--. gti,u,e only one-mirn 01 me statements in ecre.a., .',.,, ..troi,. but failed heraus. iu 111.111... . ...... n-. .,,.,.. 1 is not neieriinii'-u nf rorn. , n i.re the following: . ....i... .....ti.,.. toes and ,i" '.."'" :. t ihe eve will be ...... ui,c,.i. Oats. i ' i" ,er ,,v a dollar for me niiiiu.gs .... " wneiner me - - . ". i u" Ml were loo well guaroeo. iioiuiiein, w 1 . .1.... .1.1,1 ..mi ri- t 1. 1 i.u i:ii-iiier icein 1. r-n . ... ... .. I 1 nere is no iui. ...... ........ - '""""-""';.' r,.sl? my positive Kliowieoge. was n. ubl.,. iv. 11, i lint such trnuhes ... . ,i, l,.nnrch proniiies iiini ...... , , ,,, tcrelue 111 lililianaiioiis i." ........ ' . ' " . . . fnli Cil.K Kneunaru, ... .i.i i.,tnrAut aa ...lltnn for me reasin "1 here is gr.-.ii . , Best and latest Huron...- . . ,...,,.. states s Hint whole classes OI grauii.... ,. m,,.,ta mn. ."' ... ... Tlie frost-bliten -.....rc t.....,.a,l . nnd I 'M chilblains, cold-sores, red and rough , saved. But such troubles - . . . ... l,..r.,ro Il,,,.k1.,n'a Arnica Salve. A ' hAI trial convinces. Greatest healer of hums, boils, piles, cuts, sores, bruises, eczema and sprains. Only 2.".c at all druggists. varletv. ii.m on the market ..n.-h or $2..".o per doze F. Schmidt. Edenbower nf who hired the McNaniaras lo dyna p, ' V-,c that the crop of the t tilted htates Is that w hole ci.iss. "' """ ,h(, IlljlH t.m Angeles Times hiillillni; n Call on hout three-firths ot tne worm s pro- BTicun 11.. . - ' . l(, organized labor would do well to ge dtf ductlon. contributes two-thirds of the ,un,is. having b arued how to in,.K. g , n rB Tonight & Tomorrow Night At 7:00 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. Matinee at 2:30 and 4:00 Tomorrow "DANTE'S INFER0" IN 5 Full Reels-The Most Ex travigant Motion Picture Ever Produced Two Songs Rendered by Mrs. Oliphant CAR!?SIMA Arthur A. Pcnn MO.NiiV GIRL . Harez & Batsford PALACE THEATER Come ontime-Hou.se open at 6:30 Evenings 25c Adults, 15c Children under 14 years r."!"? 30.mii. i,.m,iV Cluince lo Hear III -If, Urges Rallllcatlon ol Treaties Wlih Cm' Brl'ali a:d fnic: Daty To Central America votes. Ol.Y.MPIA. Wash.. Dec. 7. uiym- nla vesterdav rejected the commis sion form of government by a ma- lorltv or 68 votes. A complete Hi) substantial utnjoritlt1 Isis and Prohibitionists He tells or the recent arreat of Gen. Reyes and others, seizing arms assembled In Texas tallowing an in vestigation or a reported conspiracy against Madero. The President says that he ordered the mobilization of troops In Texas publican city ticket was elected by ' moi.iiizatlou or troops in lew. i I aiitlal majorities. The Social- ' r.H""rt ,f"! Ajubassador .nintitni'ii iiHoii mm rresiut'iu tia I polled only 401 vol. out of 1073 volcano of popular uprising" !... r mavor. Two women wer "enled a sltuatl.in that eudan among the defeated Socialist candi dates. GOLDENDALE, Wash., Dec. . The CltlzeiiB Progressive ticket had an easy victory over the rroiiiomoii on pro- ndangered the lives ol 40,000 American rejl denis and very large American In terests. Foreign Truilc OpMrtunltles. 1'rifine reformation of a new Gov- tlcket yesterday. One-third of the eminent bureuu to exploit American voters were women. I products abroad, the President ug- KAI.A.MA. Wash.. Dec. b. ne ' Bests a central organization to keu wet ticket waa ilected here yesterday j American Interests, including boards by an avernge majority of f. 1 votes. 0f trade and similar commercial or-' IliSWUCK. Mich.. Dec. l. lrnnlsiitloiis. In closer touch with llouirhtoii county's chaperone of tlie .foreign onnortunltles. He says some convivial assumed his dutleB today, otllcers of the Slate Department and Frank Rnpkela Is to rerret out habit- Department or Commerce and Labor, mil drunkards and post their nanus I1W uneaued in commercial explolta- aud photographs In tho 250 saloons ton. might be combined with repre- lu the county. The oince was createu H,,nttve8 or appropriate committees by the coiinly board. TAI.Y COMPELLED TO SEND ANOTHER DIVISION' OF TROOPS TO TRII"OI of Congress to furnish commercial news. International Peace. Peace in Central America Is a cause for congratulation, the President says. In fiirtnerance oi international ii ... .ji. peace. the H-realuem expreswn Milan advices ; !,.,. , .-,,rn,m and i " I Special to the Evening Review) LONDON. Dec. 7. Milan adi tndav announce that the Italian gov- i. .i, ii...m m,nn eminent is preparing to dispatch the l(.niUllK lt,.niln wlth Great nim iimmuu . itriinlii and France. Asking ratiti- When the division an. s inere w )n of w ,..,,. of Nu.ar- he approxliiiiitely 130.000 troops In Honduras, the President the corps to oppose 10,000 Turks and " disorganized Arabs or uiiKnowi, iiuui- -..Th wlth ,,le rnted stales hers. The censorship Is so strict that resnonslblllty of the fact ii... irue situation cannot be ascer tained, but It is admitted that the Italians are making no progress. (Continued on page 2). . .. ' k... n m,.r ,.r u .i..., ..rftliiiible. sort that has no direct competition i Our foresters are learning by In other countries. perinicnis ,, .,. iiu VNAI'OI.IS. Dec. Dislri. A low production nt 1 . .linn.""" ueres 111 a ..in. - ..ui... . ,i....,.l...l lliu lons o, hay is far below the nve-ycar -mis, be pU,,e,. anm. -J ; "tor , account average yieiu ui ui-- was exceeded by the crop ot im aim win ne uuu.-. .Niitwltustami -.--m-m.-m.---m.'.,.,.".".,V,-'' I.u. nf what dlsnosltlon was made of I the Mi Nauiara defense fund of $400.- i-ovlilTKIX mm ' nu xvlili-nce of good faith to .;..,. nun eteiv jm. '-. . . itiau: l'tIIITI mill ing the low production me price "-'" " ::. ., ,,,.,(,. ,,e people how much was used not correspondingly advanced, for, mk.WN Hi l.l.l " '...'. ,,ow much for mi- the reason, probably, mat mere was WASHING I n.v i"- ;,,,in ml Kes and expenses." Mi: good and late fall pasturage and th... (-I111rlI.-r of the Currency t.lav 'P " -. d r .s and ex the farms have a great deal of rough- .1V1, , is annual report ' ' 1, ,.,,t , Investigations Into the age to take the place ot na . n; , T,. uVpusits III ai ' "'":"" " ... 1 1 1 f K will be here, while others value oi na is i........ .... ..nine . - - , , k .... r.lcai,. from Indianapolis. l ash on nitiiii in y f M i. mm more than tne esi.iii.ii. i. ilB $ 1 .....4.1 1 . .1 - verv pleasing Informal song re- the e value of the cotton lint produced iIiih t .iiH;i.:t vear and $ 1 nn.nmi."o more than tbe( j,,,,,, value of the wheat crop. I deposits were Wheat Is the crop Imirtn in mm There weie f value and is worth $Miil.iimi.mm. k ,;li.. uatimate nf inf neparme n. , . i. .,. vat onal nans Wednesday evening The at fi - .. ...... . l,u itrnilucl ion mill bushels, an amount that would K...n much exceeded had mi. - . , , weather conditions "en i.inir.iiM.-. This country produced one-nun ... the world s wheat crop during me lait five vears and rnniribut.d about one-eighth nf the world's exports The vield or the oais crop mated "to Ih 7I, bushels, a low amount caused by Hie adverse weather. Its value Is placed at $... l il. or ". IT cent more than t ie a...-.-oB.r average. About one-fourth of the worlds oats is grown In this, country. ... I sizes Irwimlle. i '" soar. The potato crop of 2-.'. bushels is about 90 IT rent "f the, average prodmnim. but "'e farm nrlce has Increased to such an ex !,t that the total value ,,f the rrn;. I the highest of record and amoua.s m i '13 mm. nun. ,a'rlev I, another cm,, d.-m-leni production The 1 "'"""''' el. are 12 it ent below the fe. vear aversae. but the total ,h. crop I. shout IIS--.""''.'"'"- much above the record value The tobacco crop is estimated to . . i . i h'.nli riful .Jf. ...... ; ,,lirt Th.iKO imrtir nat- state and priv.. e . w"rr, (rH ('. T. Colt, Lillian All ili.rlng the year and Ing were l- ' . it n o III'' nans. .. - ii...... liri,l.. Excellent work was hands of receivers. 'none. Mr. Forv plans to give a series I .... u,.u-o l.illion dni 1 I N 1 1 . w nu ... '-i - of such recitals during the season. Inrs. or II I '' per raim- ihe ass. -is ..i II 4 S '.'.14. th'' The Natlona On June i banks totalled $l." I, I ii best ever reached How to Wnl on m Cold. When vimr feet are wet and cold ,.,i vmir hndv chilled through and tug i .i.ks increased their busim-i-H ov. . ,hroiigh from exposure, take a hi "'' . . u,l nald dividends f Iih inber lain a Cough Item .r',,ver II pei cut on capital stock ,)v .,, 5,ir feet In hot water lie- " ! rr, gli,g to bed. and you are almost Have Arunde- too" . certain to ward off a severe cold. For sale UV all nesiers. "Jewelry The Gift of Gifts." We are riulit in the thick of it, so have little time to write 5 ads. You people are busy, too. picking ana inooMng, m When in Doubt Make it Jewelry and uave no time to read But keep rememberini. how jewelry fits in with the season When in doubt make it jewelry, it's a good rule to go by. GO TO CHINA SAM'S For your Holiday Goods Tine China Hrass Ware Hand Tainted Dishes China Baskets and Toys Silk Handkerchiefs and other Silk Goods Large display Price Lowest Another good rule is to give only that jewelry which Is 4 known to be of the highest possible quality. To be sure of this-COME HERE. TOWN l-OT AMI CHOICE Ij. ACHEAOK. JU 4. At Green, the new townslte 4. st Intersection of S. P. and K. 4. D. O. Hallways. L Town lots 1.0x12". at J7.'.00. JU Choice acreage in fiv and 4. ten acre tracts, suitable for 4. fruit, truck gardening or pmil 4. trv. T L. O MADDI X 4 22 South Main St.. Itosehurg X-w w 11 1 m m m 1 1 1 Take all the time you wish to look then buy only when 4 vf.ii r rnn vinrpd thai what we show you represents 2 the most advanced thought in designing and construc tionand the biggest possible value for your money. J WHICH IT CERTAINLY DOES. W. E. CLINGENPEEL Jackson St. Rost-burjJ, Ore.