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ROSEBURG REVIEW
VOIAME XVI.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, KKIOAY EVENING DECEMBER It, Jtli.
Denver and Colorado Swept
A Second Time
TRAFFIC IS BEING BLOCKADED
heart, who has practically deserted
him since his ruin in Wall atreet. The
mine eventually turns out a bonanza,
but more capital Is needed to de
Ivelop it. A "net rich quick" adver
tisement brings floods of money.
'Federal authorities arrest Foster for
using the mails Illegally, but the
nuggets from the mine disprove any
such view. A stirring drama, full
of excitement. ,
"A Cattle Thief's Escapade," a
Si'llg special, showing the
parson winning respect
itugraph comedy
LOCAL FRATERNITIES
HOLD INSTALLATIONS
AND ENJOY BANQUETS
. About 50 members of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen and of the
Ladies Auxiliary were uresent lust
fighting nlirht at the election and installation
A howling r officersif the former, and tliu ban-
featuring Robert quet that was giveu afterwards at the
Expect fil Vote m Cirreacy Bill; Thea Cm
gress Will Adjourn for Two k
Three Weeks Vutii
I nights they will be here, for the
noiuinui sum ni luc lor cniiurwn nuu
twenty and thirty cents for adults.
No one can afford' to miss this Bplen
did program tonight and tomorrow.
These singers are excellent.
STATESMAN' Sl.l ItltKU AH
HE DRINKS (iltAI'K JI'ICE
1NSTEAW OK WIIISKKV.
(Special to The Evening Review).
liKNVKIt, Colo., Dec. 19. The
second heavy snowstorm within a
fori ni.; lit b.-Kan ut 4 o'clock this
nioniliiK. At noon three to four
inches hail fallen. Forecaster llrnn
li'iilierger predicted that the storm
would contiuile all
mi inn nui neiipve u wouia oe us juice Instead of whiskey, says
never.- at uie last one. However, u Siitherllu Sun.
threatened lo be worse. The freshly How long would the Oregonlan em
fallen snow Is banked on what was piov nn editor or reporter who pre
left of the previous storm, and soon ferred whiskev to grape Juice? Sec
nmdu the streets nearly impassable. r,.tary nryan 'is genernlly recognized
TlioiiKli the company hnd twenty ag OI1e ,,f the most brilliant men the
snow-plows working, fully naif tne enuntrv bus ever produced, and the
car system was tied up at noon. It fact tnat )ie prefers grape Juice to
is expecteu tnat oeiore nigni not
wl I will be turning . The storm Is
gi'i'eral In Colorado. Eastern Wyom
ing and Northern New Mexico, and ,lpss wh',,n t rrit(.zeg a man because
temperance drink instead
i-xlondi-d as far East as Iowa. 1 He
suffering of the poor in Denver 1b
intense. I
TO VOTE AND AIUOI'UN.
WsiiiNtiTON. Dec. 19 Senator llian It is.
Crawford's amendment to the eur-l
r.-nev hill to forbid Interlocking di- . IMMENSE
rectorates, and proiiosing that no ill- '
n-etor ln a director in more than Annual ReMrt of Hm I'iiIoii Pacific
one nieinher-liaiik. was defeated In is Made 1'iihllc.
the Senate today, ns was Cummins
Thornbv and lieorge Stanley, in urnnit Drill After imnni i!,.lt..
"Friendship Ceases." iin their lodge rooms In the .Macabee
With .Maude lleatty, from the San Building, speeches followed from the
Francisco Opera Company, as leading various officers. The company then
lady, the Hon Ton Company makes a weut In a body to the grill here they
complete change of show for the twoenjoyeii a bountiful luncheon that
lasted until 1 o clock. The officers
Installed were: Carl Reenters, l'res;
Sam Starmer, FlrBt Vlce-1'rcs.; John
Koeny, Second Vlce-l'res.; drover
Hughes, Sec: V asnington Hughes.
Treas.; G. F. McLaughlin. Publica
tions; Chas. Heinman, F. II. Daiigli
tcrty, GuardB; John lluggereth. War
den; F. S. Munroe, Conductor.
Eastern Star Installation.
Installation of officers and a fine
banquet were tho features of the
regular meeting of Hoseuurg Chapter
No. 8, Order of the Eastern Star, on
Thursday evening. The new officers
are: .Mrs. C. C. Christy, V. M.; J. W.
Groves, V. P.: Miss Grace Elder, A.
St.; Free Johnson, Secy.; Mrs. K. M.
Slears, Treas.; Sirs. Geo. Idler, ton.;
Sllss .Margaret Page, A. Con.; -Mrs.
W. F. Chapman. Adah; Mrs. Win.
Bell, Ruth; Mrs. Albert Abraham,
Esther; Sirs. A. F. Sether. Mattliu;
Sirs. S. F. Cawlfleld, Electa; Mrs. S.
A. Phillips. Warder; Win. Mcliee,
Sentinel; Sirs. W. A. Smirk, Chap
lain: .Mrs. II. SI. Htillwinkle, Mar
shal: Sirs. .1. A. Huchunan, Organist
A token of esteem was presented to
Sirs. O. I.. Flint, the retiring Worthy
Matron.
At the last regular meeting of the
Indue of .Modern Woodmen, the fol
lowing officers were elected tor
suine vear: SI. I,. Whitney, C.
F. E. Erlckson. W. A.; A. C. Marsters
banker: I.. .1. Ilarnes, secretary; II
I'. Wells, escort.
The Oregonlan has allowed over a
week to pass without insulting the
public with one of Reynolds' car
toons, attemntini' to belittle Secre-
duy and tonight, tary liryan because he drinks grape
the
whiskey Is to bo fommended rather
titan sneered at . The Oregonlan Is
rtulnly getting down to small busi-
he used
of booze
If there were more grape Juice
drinkers and fewer whiskey drinkers
tills country would bo fur better off
ItOEITS MADE.
:iprndmeiit In protect borrowers who
might be hlnck-llsted by tho meniber-huul-'s.
The Senate leaders aro hope
ful that a final vote will he reached
this afternoon. After the bill has
passed, both houses will adjourn un
til January llltli or 1!th.
WiUon to Uet.
WASHINGTON. Dor. IS. Presi
dent Wilson w ill take a three weeks"
vacation immediately after signing
the currency bill, which he is ex
pect. mI to do Monday or Tuesday.
Where lie will go has not been an
nounced, but it is said he will select
a quiet spot on the coast of the Gulf
of Movloo near New Orleans.
it will be the longest absence of
Mie President from the capital since
bis inaui-'uraiion. The President has
been suffering from la grippe for
nearly two weeks, but the announce
ment' of bis intended vacation was
mad- sometime before he became
ill. His phvsician advised n halt In
the President's labors which have
continue,! without material interrup
tion for nearly a year.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18 The annual
report of Hie I'll Um Pacific Railroad
Compnny was made public today and
shows that it made a profit of ap
proximately $:,!), iinii, fino on the sale
of its Northern Pacific and Client
Northern railway shares and a profit
or about $lfl. uno. OHO on Its Southern
Pacific holdings.
P. 0. DEPARTMENT HAS
FOUR MILLION SURPLUS;
PENNY POSTAGE IS NEXT
Tho I'nitfil Stiites pofltntTico is
once inon.- on a iyiiiK basi, t !. first
lime sinrc IS::, ni-conliiiK to the un
nuul report cif Pustinaster-Cienerul
I li r it - Tin tv port show reroipts
of liMii'i.L'l!. and audited x
priKliturt's of $L''i J,(itJT,.i-l 1 .:!;!, and
48 iahthiix;i:s m; i:ivi:i.
Shlpim-m of Itirtlr Arrives in Kiijieiie
From Germany.
Seattle Teamsters Assail Non
union Drivers
SHOTS FIRED; NO FATALITIES
Attiraey for Dyuailers, Mictd Fir Finery,
iz.'.iz ky Steppiit ii Fmt if i
Fast Trail ii V6mk
(Special to The Evening Review),
skaitlk. Dec. is. striking
teamsters clashed with non-union
Irlvers for the Seattle Drayago and
Storage Compuny in the warehouse
section today. In n pitched battle In
which a fussilade of shots were fired.
tho air wus filled with flying bricks
and rocks. One striker wus shot
through the leg and another grated
on the neck. A third was shot thru
the sleeve of hlB coat. Police re
serves ouelled the riot. The strike
started four months ago.
SAVES TRIAL EXPENSES.
GAI.VA. 111.. Doc. 19 Henry Now
lan, attorney for several labor lead
ers involved In the dynamite conspir
acy cases lietng trieu at inuianapons,
suicided today by stepping In front
of a rushing train, after reading in a
newspaper that a warrant had been
issued for his arrest, charging him
with forgery. Nowlund was on the
way from Peoria to Kansus City.
NEW OCCUPATION TAX
ORDINANCE MAY GO TO
A REFERENDUM ELECTION
Eugene Guard: Twenty-four pairs
of Hungarian partridges which have
arrived at the stale game farm near
Corvallis during the past week, were
sent to Eugene today.
A half of the birds will be liberated
tomorrow on the Dorris game refuge
just south of Springfield and the
other half will be turned loose on the
.1. V. Jenkins preserve near Crow,
about lj tulles southwest ul Eugene.
The partridges are being taken
care of bv Depuiv Gam.' Warden
Louis E. ilean. They are beautiful
birds, a little larger than the Oregon
quail and with plumage something
like that of the femab- China pheas
ant. , .
This is not the first lot liberated
in Lane County. The same number
were m men
TKE KSOtIN CASE MAY
BOG OUT SOME UNFX
PECTED DEVELOPMENTS
It appears that the ease ot S. E.
Kroha, who l( under arrest on a
charge of boose selling, Is likely to
have more far-reaching result than
was anticipated. Beside the pre
scription books of the Krobn drug
tore, those of several other drug
tore have been under scrutiny ot
the attorneys In the office ot Justice
Marsters. It baa been reported that
an Important factor In the trial, set
for Dec, 21, la that the prescription
was not dated, and apparently had
been changed from one quart to two
quants ot whisky. It la persistently
rumored tnat similar laxity exists in
numerous prescriptions found on file
In other drugstores. This, If true,
will add decidedly to the interest In
this trial. A report has gained cir
culation that an effort was made to
take the Krobn case before the grand
Jury, where the proceedings would
nave been secret, out a punnc Hear
ing In the Justice Court was de
manded Instead. Regardless of pos
sible exposures, the public would
like to see all such cases openly Investigated.
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WH. J. LEATON CONVICTED.
tWUT IWLE8 AGAINST
BOYCOTT OP HATTERS.
Is Held to Hare Kmbesxled Funds of
Kt Hide.
MARSHF1ELD. Or.. Doc. 18 The
Jury In the Circuit Court at Coquille
this afternoon returned a verdict of
guilty against William J. Leaton, for
mer City recorder of Kasl aiae
charged with stealing 308l of city
money which disappeared from the
safe In the city hall at East Side.
The evidence was entirely circum
stantial. Leaton was alleged to have
lost most of the money playing poker.
Three witnesses, William Warren
and D. A. Curry, barbers, and the
Japanese servant of J. W. Dennett,
the banker, testified that they had
gambled with Leaton. It was tnis
evidence which convicted Leaton.
farmers in
doing
be
loose last year '
adjusted losses by fire, burglary, etc.. clear Lake preserve nortnw
of $ 4 I 4 1 . The excess of audited Eugene and on the Spencer I"
revenues over audited expenses and'., f,.w miles north, iuc
losses is J I..'. 1 H I'.SO S 1 : : but tills thee localities sav the
showing does not include obligations nicely and It b. believed thai Hies
which were incurred but not paid multiplying rapidly.
within the vear -and Mr. Hurleson These narirldges are said to
figures up an estimated surplus for excellent game birds. The sportsmen
Hie vear of t :!M I .H III). T X. 1 ..f llil .eel ion will Unite. I t le 111 until
llurlesnu has advised tli6 President n,,.y are numerous enough t
that his department bud a consider- wi,j'ri, will probably in tin
able surplus on hand and that the lf ..jcht (,r ten years.
1 proposed one-cetii Kstage plan couni
for M.e theater patrons of Hose- ), put into operation at any time
burg the management ()f the Antler's now. Hurleson thinks, however, that
heg in offer lii roiim-ctlon with the simultaneous with Hie postnl reduc-
Tom Musical i oinpunv a speciaitiou,-lllo uoveriuueui suouio otumi
W APPV IS PAHDONED.
oi.VMPIA, Dee. 19 Governor
Lister lias granted a comiitionni par
don to former Chief of Pollen Wnp
peiistein. of Seattle, sent to the peni
tentiary on a charge of receiving ll
bribe. ' I
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SPECIAL TltEAT AT
I HE ANTLEK'S TONIGHT. '
hunt.
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ItEltELS
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AGAIN'
'1 hat the occupation tax, which by
amendments to an old ordinance was
revised by the city council and ap
proved by the Mayor on December
!.". uiuy be placed before the people
again, is Hie purpose of a petition
prepared today in tho law offices of
Attorneys llucbaiian mid Porter. If
the 'required number of signers can
be procured, the vole oil the measure
will bo taken ul the regular city elec-
Ition next October. The petitioners
have lib days from the passage of the
: measure bv Hie council in which to
I I tie their reinoust ranee.
A similar measure was voted on
Jut the last October election, us the
result of the ad passed Hie year pre
Iceiling. but was overwhelmingly de
dicated. Going back lo tho original
law, amendments were passed on
lac. i;, which practically created a
new tax law. Such occupation tax
lias been unpopular with the biiBinoss
men generally, and there Is no doubt
thai tin' pet il ion. -is will obtain the
requisite number of signers. The act
which Hii' petitioners seek to have
referred to Hie people are aiuend
melils to ordinandi No. .'i."i:i, and were
passed as an onllliauce lor uie nix
ing and regulating of certain busi
nesses, nn llpat'olis. am! professions
ill ihe'city ami to regulate the milli
ner of Issuing licenses," at last Mon
day's session of the city council.
Loss of tho money was discovered
about October U0, when Leaton was
in a hospital for an operation. Losb
of the money so nreyed upon the
mind of Mayor Charles E. Jordan, of
East Side, that he committed suicide
on the night of October 26 by drown
ing himself In Coos bay. Ho loft a
note accusing Leaton ot taking the
money.
Will Again lie Appealed to Snpresue
Court ilO ot 9MO lK-fSMl
ula Deed.
NEW YORK, Dec. IS The United
States Court ot Appeals today de
cided the famous Dan bury Hatters'
case In favor of D. H. Loewe, the
plaintiffs, and against the United
Hatters of North America. The court
affirmed a Judgment In favor ot Mr.
Loewe and against the Hatters' or
ganisation for (352,110.
With Interest and coats, the Judg
ment now amount to 1272,000. At
the first trial, held In 1909, the
plaintiffs obtained a Judgment for
1232,240.
Sustaining the second Judgment.
Judge Cole said It wus no longer
debatable "that the anti-trust act Is
applicable to such combinations as
are alleged In the complaint," and
that the act made no distinction be
tween classes of combinations or In
dlvlduals.
The court held that It had been
clearly established that the plaintiffs!
were engaged In an Interstate busi
ness and that the defendants are
members ot a trades union, and af
filiated with the American Federa
tion of Labor, "one of the objects of
the latter organisation being to as
sist Its members In any 'Justifiable
boycott and with financial help In
the ovent of a strike or lockout."
It was shown at the trial that In
March, 1901, the United Hatters had
resolved to unionise the factory of
the plaintiffs and that Mr. Loewe had
been Informed by the union officials
that the hatters "would resort to the
usual methods." In case their plan
should meet opposition. On July 5,
1902. the plaintiffs employes were
directed to go on strike, and It Is
claimed thnt almost Immediately
boycott was established. The plaintiff
asserts that this measure - conveneu
nroflt of 127.000 In 1901, Into
losses ranging from 17,000, In 1902,
to 13000 in 1904.
Judge Coxe said In conclusion or
his finding:
"No one disputes tho proposition
thnt labor unions aro lawful. . All
must admit thnt they nre not only
lawful, but highly beneficial when
lezallv and fairly conducted, but.
like nil other combinations, Irrespec
tive of tholr oblcrts anil purposes,
thui' mitat nhev the law."
Alton D. Parker, counsel for tne
,ieremlnnts. announced tonight tnat
tho case would probably be taken to
the fulled States Supremo Court for
review.
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ALL
CM ES ECTILE
IN HANK ItOlillEIIV.
COQI'II.LE, Or., Dec. in. It wiib
stated by District Attorney LIlJeqvlHt
today that nil of the clues In tin-
Myrtle Point bank robbery case thai
has been turned into his office or
found by them hud been run down
and proven futile. He was unaware
what Sheriff Gaga hud found out in
the clue which involved the shipping
of a heavy trunk to Itnudoii by a man
suspected of knowing something of
the crime.
MARRIED.
(Special to the lrwl ftatovl.'':':
WASHINGTON, t Dee. It. Wilt
the parcel post department swuaeed
everywhere, Poet mas ter-Osnetal Bur
leson Intimated that the Qorermaaeat
will probably be unable to 4Wtw
more than one-third of the Chrkftaaesj
parcel post packages nest week. Peat
offices everywhere are demaadiaf Ad
ditional clerks. Burleson la finest!
a ring sending poet cards to ia sst-
aressees notifying; tnea laml
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are awaiting them In the wetoaTlse)
which could not be delivers set .
ly. '
Itoamw Opposes
Bitter criticism - ot
ownership of the telephone
graph lines was voiced today ey far-'
mer Senator Bourne. - "ThJe talk of
Government ownership, said Mr.
Bourne, "le nil rot It would reault
in bureaucratic paternalism and
Governmental dissolution wittla .
century, under the prupsset i ', ,
the Government would employ aaora 'j..;''V
than three million persons i.allVl.gif'
clent number -to control the Oorerm- tV'ij:'
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DONATION DAY EOR
MERCY HOSPITAL POST
PONED UNTIL DEC. 30
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MEXICO CITT. Dee. 1-A e5etai
mined run Is In progress on tne bum .
of Iondon and Mexico, the largest
local financial institution aere, aass - ( 7,
money conditions are wore VtaMJk-.ilJ.j$y
any time In Mexico's hlstorjr. . On- , t .-.-J .'.' .,.
clal bank reports show IU holdlnga to J. A.vf :
ho from ten to twenty per eent lower !
than the legal requirement vVvj . iVy-S.
VI LI A 8TARTS FOR CAPITAL - ';, f'j' .
WASHINGTON, Dee. II. Thai ' ' i :
General Villa has started th Iwhel ;rv V'-
,.Hvnce on Mexico City. Is stated la v?-:.fVi.sr'iiS''.
dispatches received from Chihuahua
Cltv. It Is said he Intended . to
uhandon neither Chihuahua City or
Juarez, but will leave sufficient gar
risons to protect both places.
EMM-ct a ltattle Sooaw v
TI10 udnilnlstrntlon Is terteualy
concerned for tho safety of foreigners
in Mexico City and vicinity. Wltk
General Zapata and his men
B
At-nv I-:.
"The Shadow
Wall
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t,... 1 1.1 Mill 11 1 a hi-
,,r the Mnun'ains." showing George
r.i.r having bad luck I
.ire.-t ilri.es him to Canyonvllle
tie lioclcies lie goes Into a mining
i.irtip rship. Tie-re be falls In love
vv'th a il.iiightcr of one of his asso
ciates and discards his former sweet-
A Kit A- CilCZ. fc Ui
a plan for taking over the telephone - lei n.-, ...... ..........
anil telegraph lines. thngla ,d s naval ; ' '
. First Assistant Postmaster Gen-1 1'l have so it Ii r .
... ,. 1 be In ted Mates and Him
eral Itoi.er sain .uai a coi.i.ii.n.-e , .
bee,, investigating a plan for six era Chester and u!Tolk to
month, to take over the two public j or lampiro
utilities and that it was expected 10 lerireted ns nea ning b. t
report soon. are again a. ......
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ils" for
h 1 ruis-
e..ve here
uminoiis is in-
the rebels
ill that vicinity.
t). Slric
In till-'
much plcasi
good weatli.
SIIEItlt)LI SEALS. In the office
of the Justice of the Peace, Erlduy
illuming, December 19. 191I!. Jes
sie Green Sherrlll anil Huby Seals,
Justice Marsters officiating.
Tho young people are both well
known hero and have a large circle
of friends. The groom has been em
ployed in the shops of the Southern
Pneillc Co., while Hie bride was a
tee.hone operator. They left this
afternoon for a brief honeymoon trip
to the northern part of tins state.
klalid. of Looking Glass,
illv I. .day. He is very
il with ihe continued j in Toll Musical Comedy Colnpaliy
r. as livestock are kept ,. . . ur rl.,.B ..i.tures at Antlers
in good ciiti.liiioi. and can better '-,eIlt,.r Friday and Saturday, luatl
Wlthstand Ihe storms which mny nee and night. Children 1 uc, gallery
couni later. 20c, and adults uny part of theater,
I A special Sunday dinner will be 30c.
(served at the Hotel l'inpcua. Music 500 Hags candy given away Satur
froni 1; to a oclork. day at the Majestic. Children, fc.
Owing to the short lime Interven
ing from the date of tho first nn-
i.t.,w.,.ii..Mt ll.n nut ...ul IWi.o.tln..
Dav for Mercy Hospital has been camped in tno sunuros, quic """
postponed from Dec. 20 lo Dee. 30. In the situation are deemed
Of course, nnv donations offered at it Is feared this will be attended 9T
this tlmo will be cared for and danger to Amorlrans and Europeane,
promptly delivered lo Iho hospital, as well as Mexicans. It Is precarious
If you have anything vou wish to situation In Mexico City, It wae
give, It will be called for If you will learned, that caused the decision to-
call phone I JK. and so stale. As tho day to send tho hoBpltal ship Solace
11 1 is great for tnativ tilings at the t, Vera Crux. That there Will be a
hospital. II lias been deemed best to battle tbore soon Is regarded almost
postpone Hie dan- for the regular certain. The cabinet discussed . toe
i.... 11 th.. i-i.ri.it ... nu uiiiinti.... i.t lodnv's meeting.
rush Is over ' Then all can sham tho llelrli HeU-hy Hill Signed,
bonnlv of the season with the sick President. WllBon signed the Hetca
ami suffering. In the iiieniillme, ll.-lchy bill today, granting to Ban
Christ mas cheer and mibsiaiitlnl gifts Francisco the right to draw a water
are being disirlhule, to the poor by supply from Yosemlte Park. There
the l-atotil-Tearhors' Associations, was no ceremony.
church orgatilatlons. inanngern of .r. .'.
1 lie fecciitniiarltV ball, and others. M"I"M"I"M"l"l I I'M"!' 1 1 I' I
n 4-
Patroiile Fanners' Public Mnrket 4. Open evenings until Xmas.
. very Tuesday and Saturday. This A Graves' Art Emporium.
will benefit both ronsuiuors and pro- . .T
ducers. Prices i.lwuvs reasonable. ..;..t"I"l -I""M"l"I' I 'M l Mill
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
NEW YORK STORE
For Tired Shoppers Tea Taken in the Tea Room is Restful
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Toyland, 1st Floor, New York Store
Tables at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c All Kinds of Toys for Girls and for Boys
The Store With the Xmas Spirit-Only 4 Days Left
Trimmed hats
$6 trimmed hats
98c
$1.98
$10.00 to $10.50 trimmed hats $4.95
Women's suits $9.95
One-half price sale of waists
Children's coats one-half price
Pendleton robes $8.50
All silk dress waists one-fourth off
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Made in Douglas County
Delicious Pure
Make Your Own Christmas Candy
Everfresh Butterscotch
One cup w hite "iigar, one cup Kv. rfr.sh applo syrup, one-half cup of
b itter, one tubb -spoon of vUi.-Kur, a pinch of soda; boll until It
i-riKin in cold water.
Double Stamps on All Toys, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
We Give S. & H. Green I rading bumps.
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Alexander's Park Lots
Froutlnc on tbe finptna Ulver, with a frontage of 0 fst asd
leng'h of 2i'.0 fet, Is cominancini; to n'trnct attention tor th alnpl
raatoin that tln-y ara great valtua. A lot there contains
15,000 SQUARE FEET
it Is final lu slio to four ordinary lots, and allows of dlvldlDJ tka
ground up In front gurdon. y.i-'.k gardon, snd still hav soflclssrt
ground for vcKctabb-s, chickens, or sny other pleasure. A Biabev
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