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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS CoifMtV'S tfrsXttAUSfAritfr. KATU!ULktcSdURC ANScUMAttC A'.bVAkf AdKS MAKE tf 'fHfi iiQgf Al"l'kACT'iV yoR MOMEEKERS'EnNL PROGRESSIVE A Roseburg leads the Southern Oregon towns in progress! veneas so The Rerlew lead all newspapers o( this urns aectlon. ROSEBURG REVIEW INVESTMENTS Of aU kind an bast toaaa through "Tba Review" Want Ad Section. LltUa adve. bring blf re turns, because everybody read tfcam. VOL. XV. KOSKBrRQ. OREGON. Kill HAY KVKMXU, MAY 10, lUli No. 01 I'IKST HAY'S PIUM'KKDIXGS OF ADVF.NTIST tX)XKKKKXC'K; COM.MITTF.F.S APPOINTF.I) Ad Abondance at Ibe Carnival Neit Week carnival gkttixg komk i Kr'KKtTlVK ADVF.HTISIMi Free SirawlM'rHit uiul Pamphlets on Portland Street I'llique Plan if V. K. Allev POKTI.AXI). Or., Mav 10. Frank Thursday evening at Bellows grove E. Alley, president of the Hoseburg ln We8t Hoseburg. with a sermon by Commercial flub, which reallv means K1'ler F- s- Hunch, president of the all of Douglas County, vesterday In- conference. The atendance was fair, traduced nnveltv in ariverri.inr in considering that a number of niem- 1'ortland. when he enuiloved a mem- are yet to arrive. The program SPLENDID PARADE ASSURED 3am reus Features o( EaterUinireot Arranged For Aod Many Visitors Are The various Carnival Committees were called together Wednesday af ternoon at four o'clock by vice-Fretd-dent Fisher of the Commercial Club, and each committee, through its chairman, made a report of the pro gress made by the committee relative to the plans for the Strawberry Car nival. These reports show that everything is progressing finely, and the most successful Carnival ever given by the Commercial Club will be held next week. Mr. Alley Is now In Portland, and Will be joined by a number of Rose burg live wires, who expect to make arrungements for a Koseburg special train with little trouble, as a number of Portland business men have al ready sent notice to the Club that they fully expect to attend the Car nival this year. There will be three bands, and the program daily will Include a series of band concerts. The decorated automobile parade and the merch ants' floats parade will be represen tative, and a large number of Kose burg's enterprising firms expect to appear In this parade. There will be 1000 children in the children's pa rade. The decorations will be finer than they have ever been before. The street attractions of all kinds better, the prizes more valuable, and there Is every Indication that this Carnival will be the best ever given. The Umpqua Valley strawberry will be especially featured, and the Strawberry Committee expects to serve every visitor from outside of the county, and especially the Port land delegation and the State Grange delegates, with strawberries and cream. The program committee will prob ably meet Saturday and the official program of the Carnival will be an nounced early next week The weather is ideal for the pro duction of Btrawberries and roses, and there is every reason to believe that the present fine weather will continue through the coming week. In addition to the State Grange meeting, which will bring hundreds of visitors, the Southern Oregon Med ical Association will hold Its annual Convention In Roseburg on Friday, May 17. Reitorts from other towns In the county Indicate that they all Intend to be well represented at the Carni val, and expect to assist as fully as they can In advertising the wonder ful climate and early products of Douglas County. The committee reports made at the meeting Thursday night show con clusively that the Carnival next ween Is to be a success In every sense of the word. The Civic Improvement Committee appointed by Mayor Micelll also met Thursday evening and organized a general clean-up movement for the rity, so everytning win oe looaiog fine for the coming visitors. Rurbank and American seed potatoes at Benson's Grocery. t The second annual camp meeting of the Southern Oregon Conference .of Seventh-day Advcntists began her of the Young China Association to stand In front of the Imperial Hotel and boost for the Third Annual RoKeburg Strawherrv Carnival, which wril be held May 16, ITand 18. Armed with a couple of crates of the luscious berries. Wing Lee offer ed them to passing wayfarers and insisted that each should pocket some of the printed announcements concerning the unique festival, which Is becoming the prime factor of Doug las County annually. Mr. Alley arrived In Portland yes terday as the herald of a delegation of his fellow townsmen, all of whom will be armed with invitations which are expected to induce several hund red Portland pople to join the exodus to the home of the early strawberry. Mr. Alley engaged quarters at the Imperial for the Roseburg delegation, which will arrive this morning. "Roseburg Is going to do better than she ever did before," said Mr. Alley last night. "The coming car nival will outshine anything of the kind ever held In Oregon, except the Rose Festival, and we are going to give the managers of that institution a run for their money. Roseburg is only a small space on the map of Oregon, but she has always boosted the Rose Festival and the delegation of business men who will come here Intend to extend such an inducement that Portland commercial organi zations cannot turn us down. "Thursday, the first day of the big berry carnival, will be designated as Portland day. It will he opened with a decorated automobile parade, and another by the school children, the latter causing great interest because for the day began with a praise ser vice from 6 to 7 this morning, which was followed by a conference session at 9. The roll call revealed that a fairly full delegation was present from most of the churches compris ing the conference. The president read an address ln which he recounted the progress made during the year particularly during Its latter half, substantial gains be ing reported from several localities. The working committees were then appointed and the session closed to be followed a few minutes later by an evangelistic service. At 2:45 and 8 p. m. of each day sermons will be preached. Resides the local confer ence force there are present Elder C. W. Flaiz, of Walla Walla, and Klder W. F. Martin, of Portland. Others from abroad are expected. A song service of 13 minutes will precede the afternoon and evening services. Working Committees Nunicd. Nominations K. A. Wheeler, J. C. Dutcher. F. A. Peffley, O. C. Luchter- hand, A. H. Camp. Plans K. W. Airey, Lowell Tap per. W. H. Bunch, A. D. Owens, W. K. Cook. Pastoral F. S. Bunch. C. W. Flaiz. C. O. Bunch. Press H. W. Oliver. Kdlth Star-buck. FARM ACCOl XTIX(J UUi FACTOR IX SFCCKSS CORVALLIS, Or., Mny 10 The fact that the I'. S. Department of Agriculture has established an office of farm management and that the Civil Service Commission recently of the competition that has been built held examinations to secure men up by the school children. On that ' eligible for appointment as assistants evening the ladies of Roseburg In farm cost accounting. Is sufficient will tender a reception to the Port-I indication of the growing reallza land visitors in the Klks' Temple. tion of the importance of better busl- "Frlday will be Fraternal day andjness methods on the farm, there are more secret orders In Rose- if any further recognition of the burg to the square Inch than in any j fact were needed, it may be found ln little city I ever saw and they are the great number of letters request only too glad to welcome a visiting. Ing information on the subject which brother. All the lodges will keep! are received daily by lean J. A. Bex open house, with strawberries and ell of the O. A. C. School of Com cream served during the day. merce, whose text book. "Farm Ac- "Saturday will bring out the farm- counting and Business Methods." 1b ers parade of livestock, of which I In use throughout the I' lifted States Douglas County breeders are pioneers and abroad. Men in Germany, Kng and next the strawberries, is Itsiland and Australia have written him proudest boast. Street fairs will be regarding it 'SWEPT OUT TO SEA Life Savers Feared Drowned OH Moult of Nt luh in night w hen the main battle would THINKS li(HU K I'OW KIt ""u'uh ..... a ' 1-INK W t F.HTA1X guns and dynamite bombs brought up last night, Oroxco be lieves he can take the federal out post by assault and drive the army Into Torreon for a last stand. Just when the loug-looked-for battle will be fought is a problem, but It will Therefore r. Itnnxom, of Kiddle, Aluiiukina Plan (u lluild I'lnp qua Station. CONE SINCE THURSDAY MORN Cunyonvllle Cull: llecause he has not be until the investment of the received convincing information that besieged stronghold is complete, un- ,he Prospect electric power line will leas federals change tactics and como '" constructed through this valley out into the open. i by the Oregon-California company i within a reasonably short time. Dr. FLOOD D.WOKIl IX IXU'ISIAXA J- w- Ransom of Kiddle has aban MIT vkt l4i.'ii I dulled the plan w hich he had under way for building a hydro-electrlc NKW ORLEANS May 10 The' ,1""t 011 ,no Soul" Fmpqua river Flood .it.it!.m ',iin,,. nmr Its confluence with Cow Creek. . " " w- .... , , . . ...... . ,, 1 . iniiB"Ul iiau iiinvin uiij un New Koades are be- l"eii"imnry wors uone. nciuuing ling menace. An organisation of , " ,'""' ' ""- " ". " negroes complained today to Uover- J"""1",? of ,hf rJectMl imwer line i ...... .. 1 : from Hogue river falls, he Bet about 1 i,.., ...iumi-ib wn auar ucKiues Attn. , , , , , , I being forced to work 011 the levees. ."'"J,1" ,"?".,,rie". -' the In- I hey received no encouragement, . j 7 L "''""" The tiovernor said: "1 am working ,. ,,. , L ... on the levees as well as all other,!" 'v?1.16 "!V? wl." 1,8 brought In Milltl, U.ccn.c D .lic. r,. m u.h.f ' '."e 'nes o! 2U.OUO persons in hiiiiiu uiaiuta limit 111m tabu ui ine vicinity of Sinking Miners on Whom Thy Wdstid Ballets ONLY I !M? Teddy, of Course; Sajs So Himself io Letter "TAFTI5 TOOL OF BOSSES' (Special to the Evening Review). while men, and you negroes are no HAY CITY, Or., .May 10. The life better than the rest of ua." saving crew of seven men, with the o captain is reported to have drifted VOTIXti KOIl VI UK.NS out to sea off the Xebalem river bar, KXDS TOMOUItOW; HOW and It Is feared, the men have drown- tih. v ut.vi. ed. Their boat cut loose from n' STAND TOD.W whistling buoy. Thursday morning, whether by accident or design is un- Known. 1 ney were unulile to con trol the boat. Nothing has been seen or them since. It hud been assisting In the work of attempting to float the steamer Vosburg, wrecked at the mouth of the Neliulem three days ago. The crew was stationed at Ouri-baldl. 1 here, that he will not go ahead In the face of the prospect of such compe tition. It will be Impossible to secure an exclusive franchise In the towns and Dr. Ransom says It 'Is obvious that this big power line could furnish power so cheaply that he could not meet their rates. Mayor Johnson of Riddle find other businessmen there have also been as sured III an unofficial wuy that elec tric current from Rogue river will AXOTHKIl FATAL KHrT IX TUB AM IIHAl ITi: KKtilOX no gains since place have Thursday's votes, placing her In fourth above four other Indies who suka.mo.x, i'a.. May 10. Two made foreigners were shot and two police- count. men beaten today in a riot at the A striking feature of the count lo- Cayuga coal mine north of here, day on candidates for children's When the rioters gathered about the queen was the advancement of Miss mine 15 police fired 100 shots over Mavbelle Miller from fourth place, the heads of the mob, emptying their with 2S8 votes, to the lead, with 1.- revolvers. This left them at mercy 0:11. This gives her a margin of al- of the mob, which was proceeding to most 4 00 votes over her nearest rival, attack them, when a special train of Thelma Allev, who now has a total state troops arrived, ending hlstili- of 640 and was leading until today. tlt8 ' Capitola Willis has 422 and Eululle ine situation in me antnracite re- liosnier 412. THK COXTKST CLOSKS AT H O' CLOCK (SATl'ItDAV M(illT). That will be your Inst chance to vote. With the close of the voting only one day off. three popular young ladles are close together in the con test for ml 11 It queen of the carnival. .Miss Hetty II lines rontltiued in the lead at the end of today's count, with! ultimately be available In all of the a total of KS2. Miss Vada Watts was towns of the I'mptiua Valley. While second, with KG 1 , and Miss Virginia I no approximate date for the const r 110 Del.illls third, with 822. Apiiearing ! tlon of the power line Is even hinted, on the list of candidates for the first the Idea seems to be prevalent that time is in the name of Miss Mitrgnrct 1 not more than one year will pass be- .Yiuagrovo, who Is credited with 637 I fore this great factor toward develop- Florida Rtpabllcass RtToIt Aaiot Steam Roller Boose Comes to Rescue ol Minis in progress during the three days. The' Portland lodge of Klks will send its baseball team for one day, and Fielder Jones, president of the Northwest league, has promised to be there to either play in the games or umpire them." KKTCIIKIX'S KLAYF.Il TO PK1SOX FOIt UKK; WOMAN ;OF.S FRFE No farmer has a reasonable ex cuse to offer for wasting valuable time and labor on crops which, be cause of climatic or economic con ditions, can not yield adequate re turns", said Mr. Bexell today. "Ac curate records and accounts are ab solutely necessary in the management of every business enterprise. No business can be successful in the long run unless its condition can be de termined at any time, and no conser vative businessman will fall to de termine how he stands, not only with others, but with himself." "One object of keeping accounts Is to assist In accumulating property. Another important object la to re cord a continuous history of business JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. May 9. Walter S. IHpley, convicted of the murder of Stanley Ketchel, middle weight champion, must serve his life sentence in the Missouri penitentiary, according to a decision of the Su preme Court today, (ioldie Smith. 1 transactions for future guidance convicted and serving a life term as ,,t only Is this profitable, hut It Is an accessory of IMpley was discharg- a source of real pleasure and satis ed from the penitentiary by the court. 1 faction to know our standing with which reversed the Judgment against those with whom we deal as well as her. The court held the evidence was the profits and losses In our business not sufficient to convict her. i enterprises." Col. C. W. Wadsworth. national XOTICK OF FII.I.INO Inspector of Soldiers' Homes. was PLATS OF Sl ItVKY here ThurMday and Inspected the , Oregon Soldiers' Home In West Rose-' Department of the Interior, rnlted burg. As usual, he found It in ex- Stims land office, Hoseburg. Oregon, cellent condition under the efficient May 9. 1!12. Wonder; management of Commandant W. W. ' Notice Is hereby given that the fol I Elder and Adjutant I). U. Falm. BOARD and ROOM Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room. Transient trade especially solicited. RATE $6.00 PER WEEK FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE MRS. CALL AND, Proprietor Phone 281. 112 Biock way St., Cor. Jackson. Near High School Millinery Specials THIS WEEK lUaallful line of Pattern Hat, special for tbls week 13 00 Tailored Hats and Street Hals from Sl.nt) np. . Special on Cliilil tms Hala Handsome Drra and Picture Hats. Very Sperlnl Prices. Suit, Dress and Coat Specials A fr special bargains left In ahite and blue serges, novelties and raji. I dutiful Uurric Irvrs KJ.SO Oossard Corsets. Gloves and Hosiery. Hair and Scalp Treatment, Facial Message. Hair Dressing, Manicuring. THE LEADER losing described lands. South of llase Line and West of Willamette Meri dian, have been surveyed, to wit: T. 28. R 2, Section 3 to 10, 15 to 22. 27 to 34. all Inclusive. Tp. 2K. I R 3 Sections 4 to 9. 1 6 to 36. all In clusive Tp. 29. R 10, Sections KV4 of 13. S' of IS, all of m. 84 of 23. K4 of 24. S'j and XW 14 of 2.".. all of 26, KS of 27. N of 30. N4 and SK1 of 3:i, and N ' and SW of 36. ' Tp. 30, R II. All of section 1, part of 2. part of II. all of 12. 13. 14. 23. 24. 2-.. 26. 3T. and 36. Tp. 3. R 2. Sections 2.1. 26. 3.-i and 36. Tp. 39, R 12. Sections 30 and 31. Plats of survey of said lands will be filed In this office on Saturday. June 22. 1912, at 9 o'clock a. m . ' and on and after such day we will be prepared to receive applications for entry of the unreserved and unap propriated lands therein. All iersons are warned, however, that for lands within any National Forest, applications cannot be re ceived, except from bona fide settler' who made settlement prior to the withdrawal for reserve purposes. HKX.IAMIX K JON'KS. Register fiKOH'iE W. HIUPLK. Receiver gions Is believed to be growing more ' serious hourly. Yesterday's shooting of three for- , elgn-speaklng miners at MlnersvlllB by state troopers has had the effect of 1 embittering the foreigners. At a meeting last night in Miners vllle, nt which all Americans wore barred, threats were made agnlnst the troops and the miners assembled , say they are determined to prevent work being done at any of the col lieries In the Mlnersville section to day. Itloodshfd. Is KHctC4l. I. U feared that If the trooper:! at tei..pt i o cat oil fie r :ivov 1 111 te:itic.i to sf ir ii h 1 rnvlntie,.' homes lor firearms today it will menn a day of blood. Tracks on the Natalie branch of the Heading Railroad near Shamnkin were dynnmltted yesterday, Beveral rails being torn from the ties. The road leads to the Natalie colliery, which has been Idle since the suspen sion of work, April 1. Dynamite fastened to the Krie tracks near Scranton whb found yes terday In time to prevent the blowing up of a freight train. HOItX TRAVIS At Kden bower, 1912, to Mr. uud Mrs. boy. May Travis. lXIOAL NEWS. KKDKItAL (.KN'KltAL CLAIMS DKKKATKD ItKIIKI.S II. O. Lewis has been elected by 1 Canton Robertson, I. O. O. P., as its representative In the state council of the order which meets In Pendle ton on May 21, In conjunction with the Crand Ladge. i Roschurg's growing number of fine Cadillac automobiles was increased by two this morning, when Dr. A. F. Sether received the machines from the east. One auto Ib for his own use. the other for K. L. Parrott. Moth have every up-to-dnte feature of equipment, Including the celebrat ed Cadillac self-starter, electric lights, power punipB, etc. Hon. J. II. Hooth is next in line for a fine Cadillac, soon to arrive. Mayor Micclll's proclamation for a HK general clean up of the city Is being . complied with In a most grntifylng manner. In every section of the city The first posl- the curbs are being lined with piles (Special to the Evening Review). NEW YORK. May 10. Declaring flatly that there Is Just one candidate whom It Is possible to nominate against the bosses and "that's my self." Roosevelt, In a leter published here by the Roosevelt Comm'ttoe, la accepted generally as his vlewa of the I present situation In the presidential ngni. rne letter Is addressed to Chair man Casewell of the Minnesota Roosevelt committee. It declares that Tatt is a tool of the bosses and that every vote not cast for Roosevelt will tend to strengthen the hold of the "luterests" on the people, SKXATK'S KFFOKTH TO ADOMSH MINT tiOKS FOH NArUHT WASHINGTON. May 10. By a vote or 176 to 113, the House today adopted an amendment Introduced by Representative Humphrey, of Washington, calling for not only con tinuation of the coinage mints In Salem Journal: The first electric 8n Francisco New Orleana and passenger elevator "Made In Oregon" Carson, but also for retention of the will be installed ln the new Masonic six assay offices. Including the one la inent will be pulsing energy through this entire southern portion of the county. IKST OHK.tiOX MADK PASSKXt.KH KI.KVATOH temple nt 8alem, The Masonic order deserves com mendation for being loyal to the Oregon Industries, end giving the preference to a home product. The Portland Klevator company has made and Instulled many freight elevntors in this state, but this Is the first modern passenger life. The nearest elevator factory la San Francisco and Yonkers, New York, the latter supplying most pas senger elevators. When an eastern elevator Is put Into a modern Oregon building about 85 per cent of the cost goes Fust, and stays there. Five per cent more goes In com missions, and really only the cost of assembling and Installing remains In Oregon. The money sent Fast ror machinery and building materials never gets back here, and the dollar sient hern revolves here continually. The campaign to keep twenty mil lion dnllnrs In Oregon that has been going FaBt ror some things that can lie made here Is a good one. Fvery line modern building erect ed In Oregon should be equipped with a "Mudc in Oregon" passenger elevator. FI. PASO. May 10 tlve direct news of what was taking of garbaKe aulllng the coming to-jH)iot. place at Kerniejuie, Mexico, where tin' J. F. Darker A Co., received a car load of McCormlck harvesting ma chinery today. A. J. Ilellows lost a valuable mare Wednesday. The animal became en tangled in a barbed wire fence and was so bndly Injured she had to be Federals under lluerta are battling agaiiiBt the rebels under Orozco. was gained today when the t'nlted press correspondent talked over the tele graph circuit to lluerta on the bat tlefield, lluerta said the Federals under Rebage routed 1.000 rebels near Herniejille yesterday, killing n. The armies fought from early morn ing to noon, the rebels finally "run ning like rats." lluerta said the Fed eral position was hourly becoming stronger. He could not te tin to- Seattle. The bill also provides for an annual appropriation for malo- lenHnen DISOIIP.DIF.XCK COSTS UNION ITS CHAItTKIt CHICAGO, May 10. Because they walked out In sympathy with strik ing pressmen and refused to return to work on order of President Freel of the International Sterratyueri and Klectrotypers union, members of the stereotypers' lucal union have bad their charter cancelled by Freel. HOME Itl'I.K HILL PASSFS THE IIOI'SK OK COMMONS LONDON. May 10. The Govern ment carried the home rule bill on Its second reading ln the House of Commons last night by a majority of 101, as against 94 for the first read ing. The votes was 372 to 271. The homo of Mrs. George Kolil hagen, aouth Jackson Street, was the scene or two pleasant social events Thursday, a thimble party oc curring In the afternoon and a sur prise reception to Miss Llarence Kohlhagen ln the evening. At the thimble party Mrs. Kohlhagen and Miss Frances Howell were hostess, assisted by Miss Lulu Willis, Miss Kllzabeth Pnrrott, Miss Mabel Van lluren, Miss Fnnnle Campbell and Miss Kohlhagen. 8lxty lady guesta participated In thimble work, follow ed by the serving of refreshments. Rhododendrons, snowballs and tu lips made very pretty house decora tion. In f li .1 ol'.inln. Dm .iiu.I. morrow 01 tennis and wagons to haul I Mr. nnd Mrs. Slcbert and two consisted of high school girls and them away. When the hundreds of rt,ilren left this afternoon for In- boys to tho number of 46. who en- usnors pour 11110 ine cuy next wees j (lIln)0H wh(,r ,hpy w( reninln 1 Joved themselves until a lnte hour Hoseburg will present to them an , tlnM ,,,,, r,.trn anj ,! t.r , wtn music and games. This after-iippcaraiu-e that cannot fail to make:,....,, ,. . ip-ncre tract at the Flk i noon Mrs. Kohlhagen and Miss How- a niii k 1 111 nressiou 01 ner civic i. vi ui..i....i . Diamonds If you have a little bunch of money put It in a diamond; there Is nothing that adds more to your appearance, j IMamonds are becoming to every one. Nature decorates herself with foliage, green fields, flowers, etc. One may I be ever so perfect io physique and , profile, still they require some d'-r- oration to make them really porft cr ' and beautiful. There is nothing worn that gives fhat exquisite charm arid complete distingue appearance as hlamonds. I hurt vrUmk our Unrter-cArat. perfect dinnifiiMln at harjenin prices, j J. T. BRYAN, atchmaker N. Jackson Street. Hoseburg, Oregon .Tud J. W. Hamilton went to Salem this afternoon to attend a Joint sn.ion of the boards of regents of the 'niverit)- of Oregon and the Oreg'in Agricultural College. The SsiKKeMf-d merrer of the two Insti tution will be among th topic dlscuosed Thos most familiar with the existing conditions oppoe unit ing the two schools. This was done ln California and In Wisromtin, bat the results have been far from satis factory, and there baa been oo sav ing in expease. Dr. Posey Specialist for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases. Eyes fitted with glasses. PARROTT BLDG. Ro&eburg Oregon pride ami beauty. The death of Kl rein an liert Ader toti by the hnrstlng of a locomotive holler at Hire Mill mi April 4 cimt the Southern Pacific Company $4,r,)0. II Ik widow. Mth Viva I. Aderlon, adrnlniKtritt rix of hia eat ate, wan Hui liui ut'd Luil.iv bv the county court, upon her own petition, to accept that fM! a co!!:r"!nlMe in full settle ment of a claim for damage. Wheth er a like wit lenient will be made up on the heir of the dead engineer, Mark Hurt let t, haa not heeti learned. The 1mt will and tentament of Frank Terry, who hied at Gardiner on April It, I! 12, ban hen admitted to rrob!ite In the county court here, with W. P. Reed ui executor. Kmil .fltnn. ('. S. ItetiKoii and J. A. Janeile are the appraiaera. The estate, of the entlmated vnloe nf $ 1 .20. la be queathed In It entirety to the ten t;itor diiiiKhter, Mr. Maggie M. nti on excepting th" utn of $ made l livable to t he widow, from whom I'errv was sepa rated nt the time of execution of the will January 29. 1 '..;, when he w;m 6. y-ar of age. The. ItoHehiirg office of the Pro ducer Fruit Co.. ha he.-n reopened for the neunon, Kith F C Skinner In i c' arii"' a local aicent. Thl company I now ha office nt niot of th lrg fonn on the S P II. U , line In i Oregon. They handle many thous ands of cars of frewh fruit anmially and are roimtan'ly In touch with the! fv-r npflrVeta. They have operated here for the pant two yttrn and manvt bcjil fruit grower will lw plea-w-d to b-i rn Ihnl they are already In the! fi'ld for thin year crop, with a' well-known local man like Mr. Skin-' ri'T In charge. The Indication now. are that there will be an abundance! 'f fruit for export this year from thl; county mainly appl, pear and prun. Cherrle also already as-J ure a good yield. Fruit Farm which eently purchased. Mr. Slebert ell are entertaining about 75 other ladle at a second thimble party. Some Snappy Bargains in Up-to-Date Merchandise . Ladles White waists f 1.25 val. 07c Ladles White waists 11.76 val . 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