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Newspaper Page Textam 7:15 Palace Theatre 8:45 "HOME OF rEATURfcS- k NO AGE MEN T EXTRAORDINARY TONIGHT l.tt-t iiniei of Hi- nii-lio. "Iia ii.i I-m.:;iv I'Uture J5he MAN INSIDE From the ripping non-1 of th it name hv Nulil.e S'ln.in r l.:u.oln, leaturiliK Iht' tamoiM !iai:i .1' 'or mk. i:iai SU A ENS The mil l r--;il iii 1 y "Saving Susie from the uaf Mini,', iiiil., u,::tine : 1 1 j 1 iii'ht " The Prisoner .if tli Har" 1 t .it'it in li.nwin K.iri and Waida Howard AEULTS 10c (llMIV. A l"l I! TIOSs nh.xt MIIK Wellies, l.i. :irnl Thins,!.,.: Th ! : u ! .. i omi dian lilghv ll-ll. in liro Adt-s (anions H)i.nt, ". .iilci and lln- to.s." Six reels. I'riila. unit Satin-lav linen.i l'ii-i,niM ( out itian. Frank lian-It-Is, in the til" tot-l liltit- Kill ,.,ii V.l.tgiaph Coined.., "Crock..." The Popular Palace Orchestra At all Evening Performance mm,s: SUN DA Y ONL Y v'6'"7' Charlie Chaplin In one of 1m T wo-Rcel FAMOUS COMEDIES SOCIETY (Continued froin pK :t ) Miw. Kin Mosd'sM. Mis: tlv.i ;i,,. delUhl d Imt oun.; friends last ewuiiiK l v. in;: an entertainment tif iinicrfi'. e ruck i.nd patm-H ;it lift- (hi!)' dm .laeksou M reet. At I t in I i v decora t inn. of rw were used and a 1 1-r the .. nn'. I"'(iili hail spent ii ti t'M iotahle fvi ii hiK. refreshments of the il;iin( h I order were served by Mrs Ki-o, as sisted h Mm. (. . Clark and Mis I II Kiddle The km. -ft w. !.: M fsses V"'r:i Horner. Lois It u 1 1 . Miirv Ackley. liciilah Jew.-tt, Until IVfkllis. Mh) hclle Miller. Mat io I'irki-ns. I ndpha L'dltind. I 'lot in t' What1 ton. I .mme Ciedmw. M a if t erne H.M'inn, Mav Hurr, Cla(o Hla.k, M Ha Krnlin. I'm M. 1 K .1 1 h.r 1 ,. I 'e Vim', I lui ol Ilea A hi a ham, Kate I'owell, .oris Ciles. Mattlta l-Nla-hrook , nit.i .M'-:". Vi'Mi 111 .1. fT r . Curl nia k, (i on;e Willett. Craut ( Nlinnii'. 1 lii'k Lahev, Clifford Jopo. A nhie A mad hi, Harrv I tin r, Karl linn, Chifonl licmts, Franklin I .eii'K Chautney Mai kee, St. 'eh' M 001 head, .lull 11 MrClinlot k, .ess llod.-cs and Hot, Sussniihh. Sip in (si- IVi-i . Several Mil'Ili; l'Ople nf l!n- (Miri- tlan Cluinh n'1 Mr. unl l) li'ini a M'l'v plea-. nit Mirnii e pailv lit llielr lionie on Tlunvilav ivenlur I'ronresidve nmk ns plad and l - MAJESTir THEATRE J IT'H lll I I Wl NT TODAY VAI.KYRIK A Hciulilul Story In Mm k, 1 .,t runi: Tlie Key to k M A iv .:;: .1 W itll itih , li;t : ill); i ;it !., t u , ; ,c ,iv:il.u i !h- dt n;!s. ::!. i Ihv Drumiticr's Intk A Cni'il Cdliu Jv C ils!H RIMS ) Pmi,i,i: r,.,,; 0 5c-l()c TOMORROW 'IiTe RED CIRCLE t I. 1 THE BROKEN CO! CHILDREN 5c 'ii ions refreshment added to the vi'hiim'p enlnvniettt. 'I'hos present rtere: Mii-ses lepli;t Kdhllld. ThelliKl lley, Kate MuWell, Ka (ii-, Ihiro tlc a Alr aliain. Hlaiirlie Keed; t Ik' Mi-wsh. Van en I Try. Ki ed ferry. Inn Kil.f:i raid. Clil'l'ord .lopi', Orant I'I'ih ik', ( hat. Stanton, I .oil is Alt -haus and Mi. and Mrs. Mel.Hpp. ... j liny lAiiiiii. , j Annum (tie eluMim I'vents of I lit oelal week was one of the merriest d times spent at St. (Jeurne's parish louse li I lie eh II t ell inemhei M last ewtiini;. I i urn the walls, hun -a 1 1 h I'm a nd Imi nt in i4. were pi it iiri s of ahliii;tnn and I .HH'oln anil (hi li'a 'litl uiat i hiTri !( inf.iH'il ii iaro if limior in i'h. i.Mii. r or (In. hall. I ....icioits iif rt-'t. whili1 ami lilin1 uvri' u i ali. il a russ I lie o'illin; anil In ill. a wry uav ami all rat't if a'M-ar-iini' was u fs'-nti'ii. Iiinini: llii' fiist ut (In. fM-nitu: a l'-li.l'llnl m iii'.raln. i-oiiiluiiinir '.'alriil-iii'. ':;sliiii::iun anil l.imnln ':ih h is it n.!.-r-il. Tin- sinnim; nf ' '"In in lua wa- liiiltiut'il lv a rt-ailini; 'ii "Tl-f ll' ami III" Hunk " I:. hi I run 'Ii" III" nr l.llntiln. Iv .Mlnrili'V '. U .. I -I I Marmit-i ilia Mi r III ail'i' il a liraiitit'iil plami suln. anil Mrs t i 1 1 rsiic ri'.ui an arllilt' on I'l'" H"V ami Hi- Miilli,.,-," tak"il ""ii Hi" lit" uf Wat Illusion. n "iliir ri "lint: on i'ii. otminalion of 'al' nnii" i ilav was r-lvi-n Itv Mrs. K. V ll.'in.'r. allor snmlni; of llio i. r S ..iii"l". Itann-'i- KallH'iiit" M' liill il. lii:lili ,1 llio talh. rnm liv a "" 'I Hliin "li I'll" i"' k of Hi" I I' spi'i us " piano mil. i ri'mli ri'il " Mis I ill".l, is was nrrillv "niu",l ni l inm ll ap'ti'i I'i'ttii'ii was si, nwn '"! a toial M.l.i liv Mrs ii,,,Moi :'l'" I.' l ii n ' 1 1 1 1 r oi III" pri'iira'n was n o'ii'li:.l i".iiliii: on til" III" I. ......In. I.v Mrs . ii M.,.,.,v n Ii i. It -In- li.ol w i in. n for Hi" o. .' i i 'i T!." i.m.ui ;illl i l..s, ,1 w Hli th" nr- Iiil: oi ' 'ii"i i. a " I'l "iiiii ' 1 1 1 1 r i i i i . . 1 1 . p i i. i; i i" .1 o 1 1 1 to i ! "ii I... in. nt . , . '" n il I. r i'"' s ai'.l .l.ii. in;:, so I w tio l.i. I, ol iii"i iiii- nt ami i nit -."iil'- also a I l. il 1. 1 Hi.- .1" " 'I'll .. . .. ... ii ir-,..il .1. al ,.t in .i . ... . I I : ..m ii..- . ! . r - ... n .l.i i i t Ii,. .. , ii j-iL. Mi- lijiii i; I.... ma.l" a w mis,.!,..' I ' 'I I I I"' L. I ! I 'II a Willi" ."sill!,"' ri ml. I' .1 w il !i Ii, .ii Is anl I 'ni'iil- a 'I I ' ' I 'i' I . an l . .1! i in., a 'i "1 !...-.! I V... II, in l.i t. ......... ii : .... as II." I....-I, Manh.i i Ii :" I"i: I '- i:,M. r i, ., !" a ! 1 ..! ' "i 'n " isV .nr ,,n ),.,. , .' '"I !"- ,1 I'l 1 1," , I ,m '. 1 : . " 'i . '... n I h in. i .,,i,nl , r -a ., s i 1 "I .."-I .l" I I Ii. I S.. ill . w In. , v . . I' an Mr U ill;. mi I.,..,... ' I ' .! ,. i, '.. , W (I !"".,. I! 1 ' I.. M's 1, .1 ,,t . . . ' ; I , ' ; ' . I ! i I .!.!..,.,. "I I : , ., ',.. 1 I , ! . , , " s !. .! i;,-," c.. .... t ' ' " ' "1 I'llls l,.; ','.;1 : . !",'. 1 1. i no , i '. .. .1 ! a n.ost pi, .I.;,,,! . ..-,,,.,1 t. ,. I,. 1. .1 last T: I.. . I T II :t. ' ., 11 .1 II. it !'.,!! ,!..! I'-, 'i .-a. I TI." ill. I In' M-'. ntniiK ti late .1 !. - hav. a-.- I y .; ;-n Ci:'! M- V t ui ! i 1 e -; ' 1 I l!r,o, w 1 1 1 - C-. ., Ken.. .In h.,s yy f ci i'. ,ir ., n 1 e:i .its ac I M !'. ii. f n o.iiiri or t ol ' u'i .Ntt:e. c LOCAL A.ND I'fcKSONAL Jul.n .Jpauh, of Looking lilasi. was u v i s n oi in th t ity IoJa . lo oiiiH Iiiiiiinii k, ol V.'inslons. was a linn. fin K V I 1 1 " r loday. William K-llilor lias i.-lirm-l li .in a l.n ln.-rf w.sit al I'm t laii.l. W. It Vin-oll. ot Colts ValltV. llalisatl'il tnl.-lll.s.s inalltTS in Hi" ii.- oi'lay. Allrt-tl Urown. of i'orllalnl. spt-nl Hi" ila in l!os"liurn looklliii iillt-i tiiisiii'-ss traiisa. lion?i. loo Ski arri.'-.l lo r" la i -wn- Itik Iroin lli'l.ll.- In fp' n.l a i inlplt ot .las on l.nsint-ss. II.., lih not". "Hint lo I. iii' Om linn ill.-. I Y".il." s,l,i".t al llaplisl ri'itn II loinoi'irw nik'lit. I-: .1 Harris, who np"rat"S a slilnul, mill mar (iiinli'r, Oroiion. as lians a. lilii; liusin- ss lii-r" to. lay. i;. V. Cailntl". or Oakland, sp.-ni III" ila. in Cos linri' His ml'- is a pain nl at M'-r, i llo-pital. Mrs. V. W. Wells, ol (Ir.uon City. loll for lior ho last veniiiK. allor a lislt lift'" mill frl"ll,ls. A. K. Stork. r, of Drain, who Is a aii'li.lali' for lounly oiniiilfsioni r. arrlioil li.-re this morninK. lit-orio Clmrth ban Kolio to I'ort laml II'- mil proliahly loiat" pfr iiiani ntly In Kaslurn Unnon. Ilinton Mill's, of liraln, nrriii'.l lion- this niurnini: to iiltoni! Ihf K" pillillian i'lilral iininittoi- n I inn. Miss llt lllah Haiis. or I.K Cramlt. loft tor I'or holn' last t itnin, all":' a lislt horc wllh :i"ntis anil rt ia-tiii-ii. Mirs Nina Marshall has ati-.plol a posillnn as It ai-h' r in 111" lil' ll mn ry st lmuls. Sin- assillm il ll"T .liltU-s Tuesday. II. C. Wilaix. of K.'lloKli. I.iaho. with his wilo ami ihiiilron. !s.-iil , unlay lisllini; in I litis city. Tlmy 1 1 1 lat"i' foi' California. Mrs. C. II. Mainanl, Mrs. I'm! i llilit-iliik anil Mrs. II. A. Hoiitll will ! It'll.'- In ro Sunday for mirlll - i ll 1 points for u lislt with I'rii'inls. Sunday nlKht at th.' Chrislia l ! Clinri h sfriimn snlij"'-!. I.y rt'iiip ss. , " A I'hani;" ol lli'all." lollowi.l l.i haptisni. Altonil. IJ.-ola;.' Sini;l"loii. who was in1- , rt-stod h'T" a f"W tla.s apo on a I i li.iil!" of lailiim I" S"i iin- a li.i nsi'l for his doi:. paid a lino ol $1 In tin-i im ordtT'x niurl this ninriiliK. Sunday uisht at Hi" Cliri t an Churi li s"i nion sulijft t. I.y rt iiut s'.! "A Chann" of H.-arl." followttl It, Itapll.sin. Altonil. Miss Lillian Valid' lallt r. of I'oit land, spout lii" la in Uost-hin n ,sil I inc with Iri.-uils ( ,. n. In. lint; lim i .Isil lit-iv shi' will i;o In M.'.llor.l mi l Xshlanil lo 1 1- it rt'lal ii "S. j ltt:lk si i'd :i sp.'. ially. - haml!" I ,.nh tin. In st anil .Hi" lainliis lliat ! mow in lh" V:t.' H.K a-sorlui' lit j ,il t-atli si-t.l polato-'s in so. in. I'.o pie's Supply Co. 11. Harkt'i . of Mi rll" Cn . k, ar-i i iit .1 h"i" lliis nun uitii; and wasj .uliiilll.d to M.i.y ll'.spilal. whin ho will rt'ioh" lin'dlt.,1 1 r al en nl . j Ills S.t'l.. S,th"r iV Slf.iall ha.' , t h.u no ol III" aso. I Ciorno Sl. ains and Al H-iiilii-l. j on. Iioth oi .laKlaiiil. s, anl lh" d... ill Kos.'I'iili; looUini; ali.r loi-inos. aiallfis. M i . I leu, Ii'" k. mi I. a i an diila'" tor loutili I'oin 'n I'--ioiifi' al j lh" Ki'ptililii an riinar "I a linn in I May. j I ht'itliy annoiin," pi. -"If as a; lit putt II, ml raiiihti.it" lor in" oiini'j ol Coiiati AssfSsor. simi'. I lo 11"'. .rriiari t . t lion. Ma. ll'Ih. I !' I ' I 'hail- s I-: Kol't-ils. i I' I .l. i (Tiail.-s lillt-r. 1 or Hi" rl v inali.iu. I ol lh" riii..lla I lot' I. will n. l Tilt's . la , as nil.,, , l-.ai tt- ot Hi" M.i i ion I lo 1 al s-.i! in Ml Mill- I I- a w ' 1 1 ' i.ii.iwn ai"l "ap.il'i" liol.l man and ..i l no ilonlil nut..- a sii..t-s of th. vil. in hostl.-rv. i l,. ..: l. It I ...u: an, ami Vn mill i ! . .,- ,p .. II w.-r. ma.ri. .1 Hi s aii.-i ..,... l.i I i. mil' .lil.lc- I! W M-i's I. i s al 1,1s ol 11. " ill I h, t oil! I hi.il-.- 1 1 al ' ' i l am al w hr:e d ia t- ii- k i w ill;:. I , a w II km id Mi-- M It Kaion. o: r i ill. h. e'M. ..ted Mi 1 b. 'e le- . '.' t k III' A -1 'II 1 I . ' i 1 t. I - 'led ; ' t ' t.i -I I'.e i I no lit I'.l..- :.tl i-.n-l i Ull! t i, .1 1 ,' la , n I ,',.! s tor t . i . : lit s Pa-, arc i", is alri.i.l. celiHi.it ls-.s.-Ei ItraHlStl ii. Young DIAMONDS D1AMOSUS Ine-t In diainorid-. It's a safe bet. I'.uy perfeet stones and buy thiu rit;tit. The prhea of perfe( t si-nes are getting lusher ull the time. We liav a line stoek of these precious utoties und they are moving readily. Our prire.-i ure reason able and the uality is k iiarant'M.'d. (.'on.e in and talk dia-iiiunds. DUALITY. - YOUNG & JF.WRLEHV OPTOMETRISTS Phona 214 I-Ol'Ali AM l'Ki;sONAL I!. I.. M.Nabb hnn- from Oak- laud on business today. Attorney A. X. Oivutt and .1. V. I'arker went (o (ilemlale this iiiorn iiiK to look a I kt b'::;im ss niatlers. The ai: t ei-nit nt In r anl to a taboo in mii ok in made ester day Is still on. said Ml. On utt. Time is a 1 liable, be careful you ilnu t alMir.e it. It' win arc in need of a new time or the repairing of an old time, see the li;i-v watchmaker, .r. T. Hiyiin. ' .Miss X'ttie llarri-ion. h was la-oaiit li'-ve yesterday from Kite Mill, s li f if: in from insanity, was t.ik' n to Sab in tonay b an attend ant. I 'tiller proper treat men t the ph sji ians htdieve she has a chance of I ei o ery. i;. M. Coodman, Looking Class; O, I'. Thiel. Vonealla; L. (i. Mathews, S. W. I.eake, .! W. ( o. K H. Krase, Me, r Creek: H. A. liasor. Kiddle; ". I.. Conn. Mfirose; S. S. K.lsint;t-t l'.nekwa: l(. T. lilaktdy. Ml. Siott. were amoai; the Itoseiuim visitors to-, tn.iay. Chairman .1. K. MeClintock, of the St t a u hen v Carnival commute.', has issiu'd a tall lor a mas nieetiim at i'h Coinmerc ial Club rooms on Tin-sday e ening, I", bi nary I for tne nr; ot reei iiiu the report ot la;-t veer's eomni lte, and stdect hm a ciiniin ,t:ei to take charge of the J ;t i i 'j.ii.iial. The Commercial Chili and the Merchants' Association haw hot h endorsed I lie project, hut I:;" pie.ed the opinion that tin1 - ;i i n i a I should be hand led by a romu.itl'-e of citizens, as heretofore. All are jn . ited to attend. '.. II. Sinii 1?.. t he sp-rial insnranco :el.i a - w ho was here front San Kiiilii isii) to adjust the losses su f e,ed b the lo ttl s. liuol district in the i'i'.. that drstroed the l.ane cii n! h::.t we it v. ill return home i h i - e , , niiiy A i eordinii to the ai-.i e:i:i at whith was loat hed loday t'e iMtire aT'iou.it of t!i-' iiisurailee, aiiinnm to ? 1 T.i'on, rt ill - t.:ii. I'- the .(iimp inies involwd. tf this -uai $.:nou w.o nn the tutniture and $1f.:,-i" "M ihl' building. Superin ' !et:t Hamlin announced today that the lamas had arrived for the rernainder of the floor at tile nl.l irneiv and this as well ;i many oiln r det.uls in airaniciiuT the teai l e .j ipiaiters had h- n adjusted. A d. 1 ; i;ht i u I prom'aiil w as vt n .it W'tlb'ir l..i eenini; when the V. C T. I'. ol Ciat place held their sil- er I'M, 1 deelailititioil t Oiliest at the I; 'd hoi:-e. with a lar.u nnmher of ' ..I :,,s pr sent. . Mis. O. II l'o:i.r and Miss Marie !,,-tens. of tbi:- H. act- I with M's. Mill, of I'onlainl. a-, j'.nlues of the cont't. am! a. en i -1 mi- to i heir report tins li i-i'Mim lie- . Tints of a h ot the I'titesi. nits wie worthy of a pri.e. T'.e de -t-iMii was linally awarded to l i- s )''re.a I ' ,i ne :nier. There w nv '' C'o tv .he. b -ini; the Mk.in i 'M Km- il. c;.,ra Va!e. Marie s : in ! ' .Mb- Sitlwell. A niim i' ei nlV t :iU resting mrni-TS, ' ' ' i' i ,i nd niu. jr. re 1 v ' " "i i ' 'i e e. ; am was mm h n- Ti i c!ii rn tame with :io.d li'.m.s. w lii. Il v weeks aiat. the ool mils ami the - I'-ft thi I'lortmii: basketball i-am.. e ir. The K'd iiV ' ! rtnal treatment ' were taily e, and a fine tv- par- d for t:. ir ere i- .nd to be Kiddle .amp that in faor i:' t'n- r. il:H 1 tbl Tlie Kr i.' I.Min ip W. re" Cel. M ind li. ah S- k' , Cl.ua I'.itrifk. . r Of Ml-'-e Mav ith A.kep. Tli 'e,x r. a -n P.l.l. k. ee Son ('.'orje T:..:'i- n. :b. r l "i'd" t ; ( S d.r 'ia:iu in th. ht naiietit I'a. iii, t p' i. . oin .ii.pl-t- i n :!1 I'mi: lie.? .'!. f . I tS IM'T'i . t:.- i.H.i llaek. - 've-.' I; a,) d tO-i . t : i : 1 1 , 1 1 . t . ,V ,U.. .t. 1 U. B. Bubar D1AMO.XDS DIAMONDS SERVICE. BUBAR tracks, the petitioners ask that the hi till ay be surveyeti nort h from a point some distance this side of the store and ronm.it with the obi iuyh- 1 way some distance nort Ii of that point. It is armied that the change1 of the survey would not only reduce ( t he distance bet ween KoseburK and ( Winchester, but would eliminate many dangers attendant to driving : uloiiK Mi.- railroad track. It is tin-1 der.stoi.-d mat the petitions have been I liberally signed by the people of Kd.-nbower and Uoseburtt. iwt.i: i vitoi ii-:v. (Contiiiued From Puro 1.) it-nt-ral i-ont iMitralion of Itopubllran attiiilit-s ilurini; thp approariiini; ;i i ii 1,:. 1 1 ii . 'llio ns.iliilion was adoptt'd with th" usual 'tithiisiasui i'pi-i'ss,., al nn-, -tiiis of this nature.1 I'pon inotioil of A. C. Marstors. t'O'iiiiiittt'i'iimn trnni tlio AiipU'Kalo, Cam. Klkln ad, .Mill, I'urrolt, I'llip- 'ilia ami 'i-sl Hos'-litiri; pro.-inrts will ho i-hos.'ti lator hi- the t-hairnian ami .oi'iitio (-oiiiiiiitU'o of the con- ' Iral orcaniation of the party. ! Coiuiiiiiii.t'iut'ii in o.ht'r 'prei-int'ts, 1 not proiiou: 1 filhd or niadp vtu-unt T h f.m t; li a 1-i-aiI.jiist niciit of th" pro-! "im ts, wi ro oh': toil ;:a follows: I l.-l- I lows pi-i'i-in.-t. A. A. hollows: ll.-n-1 son. Howard Chiin-h: Calapooia. II. I.. Cr.-ws; liuiin-r. K. I. Harris: Mi-r-' inann. M. V. Hit-": llappi Vailiv. I.v If .Marsti'i-s; Niihols. II. A, l'inksio:i. .lost-pit liritii'.os: I'urdy Wilson: South Myrtle Weaver: W. st Sinlioi lin, .1. It W"-i Korli. A. K. Mihol:;. . llllHil-; uiiidio. . Kdwin . l.arK'o: Kollowinu the election of com niltt""iiit'n thos" assenihlttl listened to a ti'iniSer of l.ii.-l' adilrcsses hv '"is of the llltl Cuard. Willi spi t ad--. ml,, c. 'siui cs the speakers lau.l.'tl the -;'-anil old parly" and lold th"ir list, in rs how victory woultl In. the crow nini; feature of their elTorls iU.i Xoveinher. The sp -i t lii s i.'o tain, tl only lo National (lli.irs. and wore heat lily applauded hy tlio-.- ass- a.l.l, ,. fJ uit'iition w;is i.uid" of i-:in,li,lans. following a wariiim.' of Caairinan liiii-hauan. I'lol.alilv Ihe most aillllsil.i; infi ll' nt in connection with the mettim; was the t, inporarv pies, me of c,il. V.. W '. 1'ar.f. a veteran I li'inocrat of this l,., lin. i had slarted out to ail. ii.l th" Lincoln .lav r-xer- is' s al ih" iriron. hut throimh -'"i rror h. loiinl his ivav into tin- II pul, lit an ass, inLilaire. " !; L .. tl't-re son;,, p, s ,n pinm-tl a liutton on nr. I'ae.-s ,-oai which was l.-t-t r, .! as lollo.vs: - I Am a l.t-pulill- an." s so,,,, aS r ..llfn ,-,'ai, , 1 Mini he w is in the wrong pow ho hii'-vlt-.ll -, l.i i the room. Mr. I'age . ha-1 ,!,,n, - hi. ,:-1, silk ,at and he was siilre t of honorable men- , Hon i.v I;. pi:l,i..,ns assembl. ,. ; Ull. I, I.IIMI 1.1 M.S. I 'lol en, Wot : .la, k letter has lak. n a contract to load lour mil- lion e. t oi los on the , ars at the mouth ol South Sl.ui-:;i. j lh" It.iis are in,., in the l. -oai car, A, (i.e. 'I il, y w, re I.v (if W ee,l . I u lull, ;- Colnnaiit to lh, llooth Kell v ' ' ' l-an ' a n.l at" to he taken to S; rn. -:-i- 1,1 on th-- icrs lo ho s;,w,,l' inlo Itiiiil,. r. Mr Ii.-.-1 r is now engaged in mov- illU IliS ilo!:k'- ei::;!,e Ifoin Swec: i'r--ik it. So itih Sioiuli to use in 1 -a, ling the logs. It is . e. led it w ,11 lake two or till, e n.oi.l'is to .tinielete the , ,,. tie'. ;'. I K.i'ip will ussist , li.s'.cr In the work. I'll I ..I I il: T Vll.st. A gn-.it il. al has 1,-, n said about I'l, si, I, tit v ii-,,i, Miiitrng f.,r r,.. b . (ion. II '.. o.g .1, , i .,:,. 1 ,i:.,( j,,. pioi. i-. ,1 it, run , t on, e. it is m,i bk' 1. 'let .. ,., -e ,., ,i.-,,,,.te r.'tn,-. : b it it li- ,i.,l all the ,ir ' li'l sia... , v - i; loiltl.il'ig t.ie III. tit"' ' a" lor i 1- . aiidida, -. ,,..,:i. parlb ll l.iri. as it is !,,,, ',:,,l not only unani ' -I','" I'l- I'll'!' . but as n. :l e in. nn in ol' "t- pa: ;,. - Th,- sit u.u :,, M'W Tomv. I't'l; Sli.K !' wn l.etlni n rm-t r. ' i" .1.1'. lie s, -,;'.io , he k. lis '!' " ''" ' g-s la M'.g st ; a. n 1. M .11 I'll.- I'. Ko-ebiiii.. ; I-. t I'i. ..ti" :.:-). t. I I'l ll 1,-1 i l.,k Ti:.i ' - I! 1,1 r",' l'Kli": T.n ' I- ..!.. lots , 7 11 S P t t ' ; i.g n "p in 7 11 ,i,v km... C'.i. I'l'.M ut ti.il. , r li..,.-. m ton. b l- 'iis at' i, s I .-! ! - 1, go w c :, il" si, k lh 1. is I'i- illS I'M,". ; .,: know :e that - - tiiklns t!.r-e of '''' I'"': --MK ,t b.t-g.t,;i. r r'.ov sr.- .'! il"-' 1 - . n-'ol leok.r. 7 al Obtainable e.n oil. ll Ir.w ,r wo:k 711 c S Pi:;, p:,,,:., (.-. y pANTLERvS m THEATRE S WliHNKHKlll.l.RH.L"" 4 Zk Wher Your Comfort nd PlMMire is Che Chief Concern PHARLIE Chaplin WANTS TO SEE YOU TODAY Matinee at 2:15 Evenings at 7:45 and 8:45 in tin- tuo-iwl i:Miiiay-(1iailiir' Coni'tly "THE WOMAN" j ADMISSION: MaLine 10c and 5c SUNDAY tlio five-ret'l I'aiaiiuitnit fenturv. t"The Incorrigable DuKane" With JOHN BARRYMO RE as DL'KANE j i COMING THURSDAY and FRIDAY I Mary Pickford in "Esmeralda" calls for his continuation as Presi d"iit another term. In u marked manner he has shown himself euual to one of the most trying ordeals In the history or the Culled States, and It will not he oier for scleral years. It would be a great mistake to change horses in the middle of t lie stream. This argument Hounds familiar, oni on, n used; hut it is appllcahle now if it ever Is. What this country owes tlie President cannot he figured 111 dollars and cents. It is heyontl plac ing a price to It. The masses have confidence in Mr. Wilson's integrity, as ihey have in no other person to day, and it will lie shown hy the re sult in November, according to the indications at the present time. Al Iriiiy IK'inocrat. CI AIMS I II.KI) l-'OK UK- VIXOI'MI.NT OH IIOILSI-'.l'OWKIt Accnr.IIng to claims filed with Stat" Kagineer Lewis for the year In III, rights have li.'on Initiated for the (ieit loi incnt of 4--.fl.41u horse Power. In many instances these claims rcpres -nt rights to develop power hul which have nut. as yet h. en actually del eloped. L' I It claims haie bt-.-n filed coloring development or propost tl del "loiinii'iit ranging In si " tioai one hoist-power to let't. ::ii:'.. the 1: tt- r being the claim of the I'orlland Kailwav. Light and Power Company, covering its right on the Willa lie Uiier at Oregon City. Cla, kainas County leads in the nini'l'ir of horsepower lor which claims are filed, having .'.411.7 11. ii,t!-s!-ioivt-r. The only counties In ;he state in which no claims for power hav been filed are Clatsop. Cilliain and Wheeler. The number of hoiseuowr claimed in each coun ty ir. as follows: Wasiiii::'oi; r.in, Benton ISA. I'matiHa x.x2, .Marion S.s;l7. Wal lowa l.ssT, Linn :: 127, Houglas 7. H27. Harney l I ! . Maker 't.O.i. Hood Idler 2'..7:.7. I'laikainas IHJ.Tlfi. U as. , 4.41:1. Morrow 122, I'nion I, '.2H. Polk 1 7u. .lai kson 1 I.4HS. Yiun biil .',o2. Klatnath 2.x.;'.. tlrnnt 4..1SI. latne ;::'. Sherman 2... Lincoln 2i. Crook 11.71s. Curry 2'.i, Multnomah ill, l.ak" 2.1'i. .losephine li2l'., .lef- rerson :.2. , Tillamook 122, Coos I". Columbia 11. Malheur 4.".l; total, l'.'!,." I" ho: sepower. o-- If von have sometnlne to sell or ent trv an Adv in the Hev'.ew. Regular Tuesday Special Nightdresses i $ S ,00 1 I Evenings. Adult 10c. Children Te A and MONDAY I K.i'in s .i:k ;ivkn' Inlel-.s.ling Slallsllcs Itcgartliiig Ids. tames ami .Material I sis I In C.nisK in lion of It. IL Some interesling figures r'.garff ing tlie details and material used on Ihe Willamette Pat il'ic Kailroad were given by C. II. .Marsh In his address before the Chamber of Commerce banquet last week. The following are some of the facts which were brought out by Mr. -Marsh: There are nine tunnels agregatlng in length i:!,H2.t feet, or 2.6 miles. The road includes ."i'-j miles of permanent trestles. There are 2H sie-1 bridges aggre gating X.124 feet in length, or 1.0 miles. The amount of steel used was 9, ino tons. The Coos Day bridge is one of the largest in the Northwest. There are nine l.",n-foot spans, two lsu-foot spans and a draw 4,",.S ret-t in length. The draws of the Coos Hay, I'mp (iua and Siuslaw bridges are all built so that ocean going vessels can pass through. The rmpiiua bridge is l.'lnn feet long and the Siuslaw bridge fluu feet long. A Pital of approximately 4u.nin cubic yards of concrete was u"'-d for piers, approaches, clvits, etc. 2". i .nun feet of Oregon timber was used for ties and bridges and ether buildings and It was bought in Lane. Iiouglas and Coos counties, the amounts purchased In each county was according to the mileage of track in the county. The railroad built 1 ."t miles of roiu!w(,v to take the place of roads which were us"d for right of way and whli li cost $ I r.ii.iiiin. and it was not absolute!.- necessary for tile rail road to build all of these roads. The actual cash outlay of money for building the railroad was $:i, '!"7.Mii up to the end of IS l.i. Ox.-: Itay Kense. A total of $i;.",.ii:,2.2!l was spent for right of way, and over one-fourth of this was on Coos Hay to secure Ihe right of wav for only four tulles. The total distance of ihe line from I'llgen.' to th" junction with the Coos Hav. Uesi burg and L'astorn is 121.fi miles. A total of .1,-011 piles were used and if laid end-to end they would ex tent! tor a distance of (14 miles.