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V .T . nmr
Majestic
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY
I'aiivle II.;,. k,! In The
"CLARION"
, t't ri nit i n xtftrtf in fiir fmrtx, tint ft nomrnt irttit
in the uimie jicp tmus'im f'rrt tt' iim, smart It i 11 $
tt a H rf ttU ( hf t i in f, 11 star if nit h n fiit nrft ami n fit rtmsp.
fj'titi oi ; ss it, on missifiie n'ftr hpt stttrips rver ft lined
I LKKINS .'HACK PARTY
A CRACKERJACK COMEDY
5c
6 mm. Rttis r
Property Projrtlfd v
in'loiMEUiV
Kv i'lt in'''," a photo drama of :i bt y and military Hi'. In five
pa i is, ft ;ii ii r in k Lillian Tucker i.ml Ld a in A UK list. Tim stoi y
deals uith what is known as th s,.inri -ei, and shows how a woman
fan Ih- iiiiiinl' il w In n sin- Is not mliy nf any wrung.
A nd a Cub coined , feat in inn t; oi lhc, tin funniest man in
A iiii-rii a.
Wall li the Majestic Adv. Hi pi i,:'i aiii every day.
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on is, i ki: in i
(Continued from page 1).
who do on think Is boss in I ln-
county '.'
l.ik v I e ii may h Interestim: to
ohst-r e how t In taxpa fi's" money
is being spi nl and w ho Is getting
tli'1 benelll. Perhaps the coming
week may bring sunt added in 1 1 ht -i-iimi
nl along thiH lint. Reports arc
current that a big hridi'e Ik to In
ordered h.iiii ai-ross thf South I mp
i:ia Liver at Happv Vaih. Who
will be th chid h.-nt-llc iary of this
expenditure nl M'vcral lliidi-alnl dol
lars of the taxpayers' iiionev , i!o vim
ask.' Cousin Aha owns a hit; farm
linn', tlt liuK''st in thf lit iglibor
h md. 'Ihi whole population o! tlx
:uf is said to comprise less than
a doen elf rs. . They aire ad v tia o
a i rrf f i ; y, and tin Win:-tuns
bridge is h-n than three inili-s avvav
Just in k imi i' own cuts whv
Ciiihin A lv a w allied a big tax lnv
this ear Tin News rl:tims the
eoiinlv jud-'e wants to save tin 1a
p.ivcis thf expense of a primary
tiim once In two vi'ars, of whirl) tiu-v
i)' r-rlin:atf I lit tost at $.".ihiii. Yt
tin t;i .ia v rs w f re Irnot l w tun
t hf v iii n 1 il 1 1 nt to I lit1 on rt ho",
owr $. iI,hmh in lavs .ontd hf i;;i'il
tills yrar. Dors (hat look Hkf thf
intfiivtM of llif lai.tfis wi-i'i- ni.fii
first Mtiisidfrallon?
AIoiik with othfr thii us 1 hf Si'wi
has t he 'n i 'I'M-" to r' If r to oM'irial
patroiiaf. Tills is alo oiif of ihf
Ihins (hat lax.afis will hv ulad l
The Palace
TONIGHT
low i:s
Madison Square
Theatre Company
IVrscnts I he
Kour Act Co:n'ily
The Uoss of
t 't.im-.i ', f n.t .
I I:nain 1'iias
Adults- 10c
Children - 5c
Dour Opi-n at 7 0
Play Mji is at. 15 V M
Matinee A.tttirtl.ty " ; ; V
A Man is Judged by
In the
Bcir Z
Ranch
(Ji-t a "MI.IK'.W I ILK" to.l.iy.
1'iia- S-.."0 and tip.
A. S. IIUKV COMPANY
Side I i' tribiimti
y
- .HT 1 a
spot i. i icau c
10c
$
know aliont. am tin v an inltfd to
fainiiif thf lul s on fill- at thf mint
lion.-f lui t In- year or for tf n
i cars. TImim- hills will show w lm-
lias I if -ii i-t I :n -s, "t In lion s .lian'
o: Dial pal i oiiuKf. M tfiiainly wat
not Thf Hfii-w. I.asi monih s lotal
paiil wtri': llfvifw, SI.'..!mi; (he
Nt ws, 7 ! It. Now . do you w nil
d'-r why tiny rush in tn-aillon; to
ilir dflfiiM of Die court, no Uiatlri
what It dnt-s, (r what its ctiiff may
;i;ni ur.iir fin to I In- takinK away
Iroiii thf otfis thflr sovfrfiKii
j i ml li t in a oi and n oit us to wiio
shall hf ii o in ina I fd for a pulilir
nl I i f '.' Ni-il hT may it lit cunsid
i n il st ralif'f t hat t hi y w on Id ad o
t-alf Ihf n-fal of ii la w ki Ink I hf
t ii if iif j i i 4 lit to if rail an offir r
v. ho is unfaithful Id tin ititfiiss of
ill-- lavpa.wws.
Willi sin h ronditicns as IhfM In
Inif lln-in Ihf laxpavfis nf liiiiila
i ii ti t n-rfaiiiU iiffd to i;lf a.-iiM-lii
i il lo 111 old and true adaf that
"flernai viitilam-.- is tin- pi i. of lib
fil " With otif ofliifr alriailv ad
oi at inn takinu awa tfn rkhts til
nii'i s, hf r y surf that no ol In-rs
uf !ikr mind or umlfC likf roiitrol
an- jiM-ti on i' siipport on flfilioii
da v, I ion I 1 1 ust to jjiif ssw oi k in
i ii is niiitti-r. Uf suif. A Iiosh wants
hi iiiic in puldii' office whom hf
liiii't control.
o
(.AUIHM K I'DiM'l.i; Alii,.
t ('out Iniif d 1- iom Vntia 1
in. .if than $ I I was m-. df.l tn
roi'iplftf tin- road. Mr Minsdalf said
:t uofld hf fiirni-hfd hv ihf p.-nplc
of 1 1 a id i iif r and '. ic init y.
I'ii'Ihw I hf con 'f i-i m ! , tin
rutins I'oiirt as-ui-fd Mr. Iliusdalf
and nt he r nifinhf is of thf com in it
!- an nr If i wnnld he madf aiitlmr
ir: i nn-1 no t ion nf Ihf mad Tlrs
mdir was rnt.-tf'l In tin- cniiit innr
i a I nl I ut :as t 'mint y two w -f ks
nun s ximli as tin hids art- if
imviI. .irin il work will hfuin on
tin- in. ul It is Mr. Ass.-n tn-inn-r's
i.inii tliat Ihf road ian hf com
i l.t.d hv thf middlf iif thf siunliifl
T(if p'-iiidc of tlardim i" aif also run
- i mi" the i midline' ion n( a wai-nn
tn W ii . hci-i-r Ha in the imar
it, . litmus akiim lor ihi-
t,, ,.1 1, ,m- alt. a h hen plfi litf.l In
i , i m 1 1 ia i "ihi nt . ani limit ih, ami
i . i hlc t !iat an nnt'-r u nt hnri. i
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v .. . !-, in.id.' w it Inn ' in- m U few .
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.. i.,.,, .my ilt'iitit w I'.ni
. MIL Ii'll
die Mark he Makes
Woild
luiivj iijimiii ivvvi
CHECKED WHEN LEGAL
PROBE IS SUGGESTED'
I WASHi;TO Aiinl L"t. About
1 .'.o.Mini p-acf tflframs Muodfd
t'oiiKrfss tliis wifk. dtinandiinj that
linn- l lo hif.ik of di;doinutic re
lations with ii i niany Like mi-s-sam
s art- stiU coming, though tin ir
n mil h'-rs ait W-j-m-iuiik. It is eati
ii, ati d thf f co.-t a nuarti r of a mil
lion dollars. Sflialor Hiitint dnsfrt-it
to know w ho onl'-u-d tlifsc tfc
Krams. Thf rush of tflfrauiK
stoppf d lm media tidy a in-r tie sux-
i rested a piohe for tin source uf the
Minds for s'-ndintf thfin. Shortly af
ter San I'lam iM-ri reported ten thou-
I Mn ml of such teeraniH heiiiK filed
tlnTf, the semleiH Hllddeillv ordeTeil
them tamelh-d.
CAMAS VALLEY RESI
DENT PLEADS GUILTY
TO GAME LAW VIOLATION
W". L. Moore, a well known rI
lent of Camas Vallev, this inorninK
i-nl.Ti.il ii nle:i nf t.nillv hi Him lfw.-il
! justice ctnirt to a charK' nf shipping
e lltsoti w it lion t the package beiim
proier!y marked. The consimime nt
i iin--ist''d of eighty pounds of dried
M'liison hipped to John I,, drm n, a
I'm t land police man. Tlu meat was
ri -ovf red in t he expr ss office at
I I'oi t land. Sentence was not passed
'on Moore by Justice Kiddle, as Moore
I has promisril to reveal the identilv
of ot her persons I in plicated in the
transaction. The charge was brought
at the insilUaiinn of (lame Warden
Oreii Thompson.
RAILROAD PROSPECTS
SAD TO BE DRAWING
MANY FAMILIES HERE
A many as t we ve new fa mi lies
have ( nine to Itose hurt; in ( he past
lew day, according to ii In. al real
estate man this a i (ei noon, each of
which put forih (he proposition that
1 1 iey would rent pi operty now w it h
the Intention of buin later if tln-y
i-ould be assniei' !iat the proposed
railroad to the North I'mpqua timber
would be started within the next
year.
The author of the statement also
said seVfral hae taken property on
the condition that the railroad would
he built. (hie family only recently
took a small farm near Wilbur, be
subl, whlb a number of others hae
laken residence property In the city.
Ml of the sirannfis are of the belief
t hat t he coni nn t ion w oi k would
;ro idc them with suitable employ
ment and (hat the establishment of
a saw mill would make this locality
one of the most pro.-pvrous in the
state. It is the belief that this sum
mer the ii umber of newcomers will
U ready increase.
Forcing Flower Seeds.
It N ll help In soak nil bald hii'-In.
su. Il s wet if:is. tliit Hit f MIIIM, bill
ams. innniiilnuer. etc, at hast twelve
hours and to tile epe- (ally hirye seeds.
Midi a m i-aniia nml iimniitlow e r. This
is i.iim by rul.biii the sharpest end
mr any part away from the l'itiih ovit
a file. Just riioiiL-li tn have the white
-diiw. 1'ilini: must be dmie before
snaking. Sweet peas limy be soaked
three nr four da h.
Aimihcr way to hurry course. rIow
to terminate seeds Is to force between
antnii tlaiinel Take double pieces of
'anion llannid, wet thoroughly, place
-eeds ln-t .Me ii t hf in and put in it
"aim pla e Kei p i hdlm timlst all the
tune, and seeds will snrniit in Imin one
tn three d i s Trniister curefully ti f
the utouiid wild the mot sprout down.
- 1 arm and 11- inc.
A Simple Matter. !
"So ..ti uie in (he market for an bii !
tnliiobile V j
"es." Mil, the uuiii who liken to j
atria, t attention
" Ani 4ii l i. u'iir make?'
"No I merely WHiit om thiif will i
ina'o- p,op!,. tiim Hround ami stare at j
Hie W Let. pa-- I
'I'b. ji.ii o, t need n jhflal tvpe
t' at ilt t an nrdinnry eiir and e- '
1 ' d the I limit. '" Itii imuhaui
e Her:d
A Born Diplomat.
Will ..iir fiiciid l.iiuiinoii 14 veiy I
l'('i N -l,y ( le er '! W i, tie can t
li'f two wnnieii au pUne and keep
';"' f ' . vii;i an ihiiiT about tl1(. j
- "t ' n.it t'ie t.il.ik of an j
'": W'Hici wii.i lire belter dlf--f. '
" 'I' l!i ill. lilllonO I'Ki fS I UI'Hl. Il
Duibljl Optimitt. I
' f '. .i-t -: f lln,t '.' I
' ch I ( .;; I. Ihf wild u irettini; '
I ' i m . .! , , 1 . ti t inu-t tld .
1' it all e. , dll.U p . In ,
t'i ' 1 1 e '" - Wastih.ton star.
Tl-e Kffnr 0 tiC.
H -w I o t ,h. b a bnil-nl '
i.e. I; i. i
! I .i ent n lonkta' for .
t' c .' . ie eve W;t de fut
t" t ! it ' r, -t n Tiaii" rtpt.
H Hit It.
!' " W li.it t?i; ee w ordx lire ,
I ' tino, .olVe Mnileti-; I
a 1 .. .'i d-ii I kltoW Pl'fff- j
t i i tmm nf Mi. hiKn ,
s- -e. vbr l true m-rvlc w hile It
W cdworth.
Q. W. You
Wedding
"A IhinK of beauty if, a Joy forever." This is true of IlawkV
Cut and KiiKraved Glass. Compare the quality with the ord
inary tut (class and then choose for yourself. If it's quality
and excluHive designs you want, we can serve you best. The
prue is oulv a trille more than the ordinary and in wed
ding i resent is a pie-e of Hawkes' Class U sure to be appre
cJted and cliei iahed by tho recipient.
QUALITYSERVICE.
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS CEb OPTOMETRISTS Phone 214
1
i
SPRINGS, we make 'em Latest Improved Method
Hendrie Tires and Tire Tubs
Come in and look them over
KISNER (Si MARSH
4-H"I-H -t--J"H"I"H-H"H
4- thi: m i i:si: i:i:is.
h
MAKSIIFIKI.ll, April UN.
The ilt-fciis,' In lht Tr'julKoli
Mitrhi'll HI,,) -:ts,' reslt'd 11
lifXHi luiliiy. 1'reuilKnld has
Kiln, 'ssi'S to he falU'tl ill r,
ljultal. 'I'lit rom t room w a
rruwtl,'l iluriiiK ul! t lie ,'
SiollH.
UM'AI. AXI I'KltSONAL
Tom r.tirnett was in from liound
i'rairie today. ;
John T. SpauKh was in from Look
ing lilass today. J
K. Chieny, of Uice Hill, spent
tin day in KosehurK. j
Mr. and Mrs. M. .M. Itrumbaeh
w ! i ii frit at I )i von ville tnda v. 1
I
lion. C. W. Kiddle was down from
Kiddle today. He is unions the many
who are very much aroused over the
local advocacy of the repeal of the
direi t primary and recall law s.
An inventory filed In the county
court in the estate of Kloyd Weaver.!
deceased, shows a valuation of $!tun. i
The report was made by H. P. Ki. e. j
Charles .McUee ami Charles Holland, j
Cormier X. T. .Jewett received
word this afternoon asking that the'
body of i. W. Morris, who was tound 1
dead this morning, he embalmed and 1
held here pending ot her arrange- 1
me ut s. The message w as from one 1
of t he deceased's daughters, Mrs. .
Charles I'rebhle. of Imperial. Cal. '
County Koad Master K. A. Sin-'
clair went as far as W ilbur this
morning, where he put a crew of sev
eral men at work on the road b ad- '
inn dow ii the Calapooia. A net her
rii w of men w ill start to improve
the Pacific Highway in that vicinity '
some time next w eek. W it h the .
steam roller in act ion near Shady
Point. Mr. Sinclair says about i
per cent I in prove men t to t lie mads
there will be done in the next few !
days.
A decision to hold a coroner's In- 1
quest into, the death of Arch ilia Id
I la ill son. w ho w as k ilied by t w o j
i ail w ay ciii im s W ednesday nmht ,
was reached today. A jury composed
of Kd SiiiKlilon, S .1. Jones, (ilea
Wimberly. William Moore and (. C.
Hrowu wept to view the remains at I
(be inorutie this alternoon, and the I
tormal inquiry wa et for touuniowi
iiioininu at ! o do. k at the court
bouse. Kailroad oflicials de-lie, the
inquest so as to establish and tetonli
t be ta. ts in Hie case. )
XKW T(M Y.
W ANTIIIi. ". ' empty beer and
wbiskv bottles im l-'ulb rtnn S ,
phoi.e I li.
W WI'KH Maimd mall on dairv
ram !i. Kosebiu u mity Ad.liess
It. H . i are of K- v ew.
W NTKI t Cm v and i mint r sab--man.
Sonieihinc tn-w. alter
t p. ill. at t So Pine St
I'OK S VI. K OK TU !'K. Six . v in
der Stud' baker. 1 1 " model. t:ood
as ii ii.it -i;.iin for a qui. k
d.al. J O Xiwland.
W.WTKIi Pie-itinns on faims. in i
i .imps, and in n -t.rarants and ho
t.U tor nun and women. M'plv
Poll !.i ml t 'onn;n:i-i. I ! .. P at nsi b
St , Poi t la ml. ( re;oti
LOST OK STi l L Ft male ir lab'
saitabie rwar.l will be p. i d to
return ir i;.:oi nation that will
Ii id tn i ie. v i l';cd Hun
tn U. F I No 1, Pe n ., Kn-e-butc
- FoK S I F . ilt man k T.i. lor
j t V i -bin ti outTt be nni; nn to fir
T W Winniioiil i -tate 1 ' b.o--..
I f ni;i fe u -i 1 t o n-',in, .In 11
-e a rat or w it h w f.d st.n kf r, self
' fe e ! r and weigher. ued four
I eaons wattr w.uron. etc. In flt-t
clan shape and a ba'izaill ti. M
1 W innitord. W il'mr, Orevrnn
If you have MPinethinic to Hell, to1
trad, to rent, or have lot nomethinn
or found nomethlng, use a want adv. !
in Ui Ktvirw.
D. B. Bubar
Presents
liOCAIi AMI PfcltSONAL
Sherbet today at (Jails.'
Aitorn.-y James Watson went to
Kimeiie tin;; alteinooii on a business
visit.
Kvery day is barnain day, all
Koods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash
Hasket (irorny. S. Jackson St.
Mrs. U. A. Wilson and baby, ol
Albany, who bad been visiting here
witli .Mrs. W. K. Hosserman, left for
home this alternoon.
llamaiu lay .Mondays only un
til further notice.. Suits Ftetnh dry
eleaned, $ 1 .on. Koselnirg Cleaning
and Pressing Works.
.Mr. and Mrs. James Ambrose, of
Yo in-a I la. w ho had been here for a
visit with their daimhter. Mrs. Itu
dolph Harness, returned home today.
I hereby announce myself as a
Kepublicau candidate for the ol lice
of County Assessor, subject to the
primary election. May llHti, 1116.
Charles K. Koijerts. (I'd. Adv.)
Justice of the Pt ace 1. II. Kiddl
left tor (lard hi r th is afternoon to
spend a week in the interest of his
nominal ion for d is t rift attorney at
the coining primary election.
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for county coroner at the
I (e publican primary election lo be
held .May 11UU. Dr. C. U. Wade.
(Pd. Adv.)
G. W. Peters, formerly Interested
in iiiu.-nj untie mining property, is
at present at Patterson, It. C, ac
cording lo word received here. He
riienuy disposed of bis claims to M .
Partin. oi line Creek, who has other
propert y a.l ja. ent.
.Miss I'lorelK e (il i listed left this
al ternoon to spend a week visit inn
triends at Sutltei lin. She w ill attend
the wedding tomorrow at the brides
home ot .Mi;s Kui h Kiehardr-on and
Arthur Smith. Only a few other
friends oi tiie cotit i ailing parties are
expei ted to be present. The eere
inonv will be pronounced by Hev. J.
P. Tlites. '
I'll at t his afternoon's storm of
hail and tain did practically no dam
age to any of the crops and could
have but little eiled. was the state
ment of I". S. Weather Observer W il
ha in I '.ell late this a 1 1 or noon. The
storm was not .',ener.il, ac. online tu
Mr. Hell, and in all only t we le
liundredins of an Im Ii wi re pie. ipi
nited. Samuel I'.urt-'iier. an'd 7- years,
who wa adniiited as a member ot
i In- lliKi'liin i; S idlers' Home. pi il
11. 1 I tj, died th.ie at l.M'' o lo. k
tins a!te; linoil. He ha- no relatives
and tin- r c im ral will be in Id at tin
hon e ceiio i rv Sunda alternoon
L' oi In. k Mr. It ii! a n er war- a native
ol Ohio, and served in the Civil War
a- a member ot Comp.inv I. Thittv
Sf oinl Ohio Inlautrv. Hf came here
1 1 din Port land, vv be re In had liv ed
for the past several vears.
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COM IXC! SI'NUAY and .VOX DA Y - F.dna Coodricb In "Arm
stroiiK n Wife."
milTMUAY M IIPIIISK I'AliTY.
A birthday surjirise party was
Kiven in honor ot A .el Sharpe, bet
ter know n as " I la ipy." son oi' ,! r.
and Mrs. Sliarpe, ot Kdeti bower, on
Tuesday evening. April li."., 1 ! 1 I.
"Happy" was certainly surprised.
The evening was spent in names and
music, and delicious refreshments of
cake, coffee and lemonade V re
served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Sharpe, A el Sharpe, Anna Fel ,
Laura lierk. Sybil Far-i-worth,
Laura Davis. Arthur Verrell, Kl-df
Verrell. Julia Micliael.s, .liniinie
t miiiililli
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A pipe of VELVET wiih a man that
makes him warm i-p. to you. It's sort
of like trikin urni
to family dinner.
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You Go Out Feeling Right
When Your Clothes Have the
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For Smart En'i.sli MLis with plain or plaited backs
we recommend to your early attention, our New
Sprtnjj Line for Young Men and Men of xouthful taste
$15 to
Hardeman
Hat
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Sharpe. Myra Jones, Alice Hal Ion.
.Miles .Lines, .liinmie Ballon, Klvin
Cloake, Pearl Jones. Henry Wilson,
I la 1 hi veil port. Lucy Connelly, Opal
Davenport. .Nellie Cloake, Lillie Mac
lfr, Verdie Sharpe, Kva Sluirpe,
D.ssie Jones, Jesse Davenport, Vera
I tavenioi t and Oliver Michaels.
Kveryb dy departed for home at a
late hoi:i, but enjoying the best of
life. S. T. II.
For sale, all kinds of bedding
iilants, Canterbury bells, and Pan
ama K position grade of patnsy
plants. Mis. F. 1). Owen, at Gall's
Confe -tionerv, Cass St., phone 414.
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Jest Hlue Serge in Oregon
for the Money
$15.00
Don't
Huy your
Straw or
Panama
Hat
Until You
See
Our New
Stock $25.00
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