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TIUfSiSTUEOe I . 1 Belltvue Has Unique System of Handling Vagabonds BUM IS A MUNICIPAL ASSET Al! tamps Arrcstfd io kkm Are Given lima Days Work on the Struts fol if Irnprjvpoils less HKLLKVl K. O, . May ft. If you have tramps or vagabonds you don't want jum put iti'in on a train for lt.-lh-vu-. 'Im II be cheerfully le eched. The rii'W official hMlfill ll'It makes the advent of a few "boes" a juyouit occasion. The hum is a municipal uset to Ili-llt-v ut f I i'ih ate a tew of I he Honrs they have (Join for this town oi (J.uou souls : I'ollhh.'d the m reels; carrii'd off the rutitjit li from every ha k yaid , put the ham ball diamond in fine i-ondi-tion and n i j. ft a sewer sysicm for the diy. After the M- r is complet ed 1 1 j - 1 1 be piit to woik paving in-w Ht reels. , The nice l hint; about II all, I In boea do these t hinuH wlllinyly, fully after Ihey've seen the Htufie pile. They an kivwi a choice of the Uu. lake the ra.-tc of liayjo Charlie, who recent I v HKiitic ofl ii side door I'u.i man. While looking for the "vcb ome" chalk mark on the unit post or hack door. he im K'iit-d hv Chief of police ( harh-H UucMand, who shu ciiecrful ly: "('mill' ru-ht up to tin- city hall and reKister. Clad to nit- you." v-nu ' rii,. followed Ho line or least resistance. .u!t j .. .in et our mavor," said Iliif kland. "Good iiioniln Judnc," said Charlie nuspit iou -I . "Good morn in n" responded Mayor H. C. Aur.wd. pleasunily. "Five and COKtS. Then tin- in-w arrival lin1 of llellevue's iiospintlii y. Id- was watiid Into rv combination jail, dining ruM hal ami kitchen. "Here's the in.ik in'f." said chief Iluckland, Ihrusiiim into ( harlle's paw :i,lv I' f .VvOSEsa 4ra?s -.vcKii J o-. .-I SCENE FROM "THE TH!iBCU''l-.'n' LUXE EDITION, i .4 llvE PAPTS. '""ti:l mat: F.C'fTld!:, DE DRAIN TEACHER RAISES TURKEYS Mis; ArJa IMwarJs Hjs Kjsourccful Flock of Young ttirds N'o inon- Arda Iviwanl turr v. On-i'ii that iim-h- i.i i Alfred Powers. r h.cd tt-;u hint; for MiM of i'lniu, I toiiiilan Sin- dot s not 1 1 f 1 1 -riain aiMoinit of in- Hpii a i ion in ti ai-innu t h yonu i 1 ;4 how to hoot, hilt ht a Ikiii.h that thr inspiiatioii is ifn -ras-d it-n fold, fifty- hills, -hi' iiiu'ht the I. Mir hauls : l.ai war :dn herd in the yt.ite. a prupiieri for "1 am SU'e mill account." Mi. , i:.Uiir.N he tak'-n for one he used to tch. rn :-.! the nrm "And if you want his yeai ." sli. sa of re;: (.bo: udo Ti::' raised turkeys for .i.in ist nejri all of theirs It;, not to te unduiy putld up, ' l-'.it i s e i.eia.i-. torn -de J th:it tin l..t i-,ir v. a ' t.e Vi or-i i;-a-,n in j j e.irs m tiivm.ti lor i tii key riir.iit. j And then- Here no trra- -Uoppei !4. 1 in ; .-'jre my iurkes d.-jri t ino.t than ( a ! ?, n apiec.. That as almo.it a j ..I:t!al' . I fed th-rn lUfch heet-e v.h.-n tiev weiH little, with a small ! o'"mn of cracked wheat. I! June I rh.v were ahle l., hunt all their io..fi fo:.d. I t-nv. th'-m every few day- j;iii'l counted if. em. and & little later -l e.ii :he da;, s herdinK tj.ein out of a ! in ul.bor's erjtifi My yo-dness, they w.-re worse than a had kid to start a t 'w. However. I u II) fusr with the in. a folks in tile turkey buVines-. 't'h-.er i:im from a wa'hful mother! I "In the fail I hauleo all the apples I I roii'd lind, be' or I.mitow. I allowed '( !:' to run in the cornfield in the f'li, si I c; n't xa' il when I b1 f di.m. th. m. .aft year 1 becan Iciiit'ilii; them home Sep-t-rnber 't !;' is a bu;.' time, but uneventful. I help with the killing, which I don't ( ; re much for. Th n I net the checks, hi h I do like. January and Feb n'.ai at vata'ion months. I raise most of my chickens then.- It fa a iiui.-ame to try to rai.-e them both at, TOUR UROCER IS RELIABLE He wants to hold your trade and tries to sell you brands he knows you will like. He is always ready to recommend KG Baking Powder -Ask him m . 1 THE TILLER CUTOFF (end from Eastern Oregon, this mute tide will be surprised to learn that " h:is been used by stock men for the thin mad was built and opened as a Perdue Res dent Defends the So-called r:if.t fifty years, it beini; the only di- through waron road by a Hinall appro- Tiller Road r-ct route from Iiouyias Coujity to priatlon made by the county court , I taftt rn treon. ; aided bv jo me Miior: -h(.n tnis is completed all during as me majorny or tne people ol tourist and other overland I'out'ias i ounty and the entire state and state hu-hly necessary, as In that I way we get the opinion and ideas ol. "In M;Lrch 'lie turkeys begin to lay, and the xcitcment begins all over tuair. They are very clever in Hdin;: tin Ir nets. Last year I had lint e-'i-s to t urn everv da v. ft lit I he lirst laving hens soon begin to sit, I the musses even more than in public and then they turn them. Last year ! meetings. i!:: fir.st tuikeys were Latched before In m opinion the time has come tli- Lis i h. ns were set. Hut we had when the growth of population and no second hatch. Some id the hens the wealth of Ioii'Mas County has so an g.-ntle, and some of them fit-ht. ! Increased that we should consider lat An ..:i-rry turkey lien is no Joke. They j etrtl roads as well as the adjacent hje (Lnd scratch atid beat one with mads to the towns and cities. Doug :heir winB. las t ounty rovers many miles of broad "As I am not good for anything j a ies and we must not take Uie nar idse, it iias been easy for me to live! row, selfifh view that the mad in one out in the fit i whh them by the ; particular locality is the only one de da' And the day often begins at 4 j serving anil necessary for the devel- gratituous work of settlers the terms of office of ex- travel ( utility Judge Hon. A. K. Stearns. I (-.inline from KhIm rn (Irfcon tduhii uiil n,. n.,.niii,n ii,f. ,ii.. M. k.i. .... u. o, m- uiirrrMfu in ' sn( rt nPr points destined for fort- ed to the travel as I think most everv H,tl roiVK l'iu!lk lhH Jhange of iand via Hoseburc would turn off the one is conversant with those facts n" iiuu:ii me nieuium oi me j present road at the Trail Creek post- ,.tr. it a ,air M" uiscussion oi me office and trael through Itouglas not be .-.liiir-, ihiii. me uieriis oi me County. iuw.n Mi.io- oi i ne loumj The I . S Forestry Service has ,.i,i r.,ftu ... .s,k cade some large appropriations on Sam in contributing at least an equal this road and have stated that they amouni to complete this road, intend to keep at it until the road is! VAft hear from you. brothers, completed. Respectfully. Perhaps some readers of this ar- L. L. l'ERIlK. seems to me that It would very progressive count v i court at this time and date who Oil It IllU IIIL- lell..-. her rnie- folil. one hundred fold, iiiiig luike.'. ! put on J. c-nt (le.-h. A IHtJe mote ihan two years ago Miss Kdwarfl, as a schoolti acher, ie ceiv ed soinei hirw: like ft.n a morn h got his first r"r nnuitl.s; lodav, as the chain- ilon Mli ltey liti'.er OI II. e plate ol Ore- die lei eives a ( iejif income of HO IHOI' th:iu l.ioo a eat. Like i ha i.'itu', .-he inclined to knit ed:uoi:He wh-i dares lo call Iot watching Ji ' 'halt y, per.-oiia! w;i own :-tor th:t imli Home i i;gs, bacon and a -kilel. A Binalt stove wa; in the corner. "ln I goit:i get my own breakfast?" queried Charlii . peeved. "You certninly do, uml liiici.land "Yoe'H he doing hits of things lor yourself before you leave." After hiciikfa-t ( hlttlie was ). d t . the ruone pile, a ball :md ihain fixed uiwh inon lelloW. tn tin. in;; in h l.i-...lils Seh MlL. .! J'.-ie. :i;i There is not I tourlas i o, mi e- ntiais o full liv in Inn, in tiioi.t Miss that Hi! k '.' i:e-ini; has rinwil. d I leaf oil the Id I In Dletl .slllli-li up: to his le't ami a heavy sled;-. In hif liHtids. "Would umi mind sweeping h little mud olf our st reels this morn in i; '.' Charlie w.'ii n-k.-d, in.-n:ill "I'd dearly low to." was the prompt response. All tramps are riven elevn da1 as him in as apprehended. Tin y are remit red to do their nun ook itu . Vags are allowed to sell junk ihaned doctor forbade Mis from the rubbish c-uted awav. and le.nh liool juu longer a woman teacher in V. II Ih OIIS to III It 1 e as she does, and only h !: Illake mole. i i .pedicli.t f f ch:iiiring nr he i. e. ued a pi oniot ion far of the ''cdauiil'ical inaxi in ec mum. It all came from ad:tpiing hereti lo lin- .Irli.ilMa n --' . hill1 les d U-T "liv I; .iniae'il. lioiuVs Ci'Uill. a-i eil h..i lnos. .. tile tUl'rel hlhl tat ol the I'm Mir S'nn hwest . S. when laU.trds to keep the tuotiey. Send jntir vags to Ilellevue! tle.m In oi tin ,. ber;ir.ie, and Hit;; ItlieiiniilttMII. ir y.v.i re iroiiltled Hh or intiT'i'ar rlieniii.itl-in gi. herhiln'R Liniment trial. Tin- relief from pain whirh it n t lords Is alone worth n.anv tlms Its c. :;(, (Ihi.nti M hit everywhere. c ii lit i : uc mei: t.t wiiii ;tMM i in i',t;i. in hrollle fhe !; Chant' Mii.it." about I 't could he s!l v.; m th "I Ii llHS," this I. haw : ;tml tt h.iw Th And lut'ke s it is has Le;i with v and hlo'Miii r.; : et lc ,ns in ; ;it;d . ; v. e let' It) tlie.r b.-halt 37 ai res g Mid. rich soil ai res in cult ii ai Ion. nun e SmuII, tin en loom house, ham and and ill- good well. AH retired 'a mites roo-t " f out Ito'chin i; pte toft h e. Trice the 1-1: ' $IH00. One third c.pdi. h.ilati.e s.el,s lcrin: blooiii'' .'''IFF liKM.TY CD . giadut" (Itand 1 1 11 1 !iii d--s the :pl 1111' ill the fat inlio.ie on r.iinv lie sn ;. 't Ml I v 111 Ma even i -I ;-'n lief is di-nii d me. You it id. A IlliV. Wet Ule' Oll lT;ls,S - a'ld .-kle:, fail be till mi liuiiti d t in ke s in April and Meihmg of the fun and vafi et. as well as the profit ol turke,, lai.-ing. "To begin at the beitiriini'." says Miss KdAaids, "my reie,,,n is the time honored one doi tor s ttrd rs. lie sain hod for several y.-ars. Ac codirr-'ly, 1 rented T"n acres of pas i uie land f i e miles from I uain and Started llilo the llirl.ey business. "The fall or rtt;: I inw-ed in I'm he;w and t'vo tuais at a cost f $;,; 'I he fall of 1! 1 1 I sold iT.o turke s. lealiing i-i'y.',, after all oiinrii ion- 'I .-hi pp;nu charges w ere p:ud, be sides doiitduig my oi i :ii:al liock. In Uie ;il of I!.!.". I sold li" Hlllievs. lealiing I!. aft.-r all e;..-nes weie paid. This ear I am ke pint: heps. "T'ie t it si vear was a favorable season and 1 had the u-ual beginner'-In- I.. r i d mm h l. nod ad ice which I folIo-A. -! win n f muld. I gut the ('iiVel'limeni bulletins nil lillkey. ;:ud poii'uv di-'-a-,.. I Mjilied theia a.1 catetuMv as J i dnl (he art t i e.i hiri-.: and Mill coii-mI' i lo-m. ".iv tori-iula is simple. Keep the fill hi I' Is for hi eedltlg. l!e SU'e the are he:ilih . Maw plentv of good range. Feed lln in all tlo-y f.e d 'I ! ii let the mother ti:rkes do the i t 'I hen jmli inent al w ;w s '.oui.d, hill t he ale apt to hwe I heir Wits "o,n:.! ' p. ,f ,,,, ,1,1! , v i), .,.;ivinir il. :n alone w.i- one ol' the hardest less,.!'-; I Lad to leain. "ite.e dav lasi -piiir 1 !.i twd an old hi n over a rail I- in e b . w as in such deep L-ra N'e ip i; al feeding i ime 1 foun I and two In i le itnes in t he u the other 17 were still on ih of I he f, nee, sleeplliU lindef n'Hoek. It;it iln-re are comten -at ions in ha . Im: breakfa-t at sunrise on a tol'top a mile from home, especially if one gets there in time to herd a maiaudiiifi b.tml of turkeys out of a muiihof 's gram tidd. They travel fai n: d fast. M ist of tli"in h ave home wheti a few (lavs old and do not come hack until feeding time in the fall. tMhouch they u; ually return to the -ai.n roosting place ior weeks." WhiHipin CoiLglt. One of the most successful pre pa rations in use for this disease Is Chamberlain's C.ugh Remedy. S. W. w rit ei, "Our l.ahy had whooping tuig1! as had as mo: t any baby could h;;Vi? it. i gave him Chamberlain's Cot; -It lieiio-ev and It soon got luu; well." Obtainable everywhere. c i'llej.s I lit i,ev The V. a e Ot I l tf th- tn t i Tit d ft fin mid w an-l- i ii. c e her real heme She onl come home to le hurl ''in I l- taken ekbn.nd. d v.al!-- She b- lole s,. l! I. d I line "before h" kill.- " I Me -s. d s;t. i I rf.lllv over the Two w so dnl'. .loth. e i!eal and 'he t it that half of th. i old hell us, d i oi tin lift Lieut Bryan, U. S. N. stated before the Am. Soc. of Naval Engineers: "Oils made from the asphalt-base crudes have shown themselves to he much better adapted to motor cylinders, as fat as their carbon-forming proclivi ties are concerned, than arc paraf-fine-base Pennsylvania oils." Zerolene is scientifically refined from selected California crude asphalt-base. Highest competitive awards, San Francisco ami San Diego Expositions. For sale by dealers everywhere and at er iee statioMs and -agencies of the Standard Oil Company . 1 .".II ' i ami . ellllllllat ei ami timid. She , i..s.. La ilk o er a nice i- ep p- ti- three I- eri ' and . lowed bet as .null a- -In iU-e she t morn the hen si, while i' out side a rail. s i of them I . i r.ws the ' da-. Her th- weak le hl.hesi I. The two elUleM td llew. Tile - O THINK Ol' IT. KUI I'iiM F.IF.M & i AMtK CIII'KK I Kl IT UANCII item o at ros in or-hard: 1" acres in A I be.iM.-i-i Italian prunes, balance en ial on-hard in optnent ttf the county. The road south from Canyon ville traverses some good agricultural ter ritory and some barren waste coun try. There are places where there is not a settler for six to eight miles. The road has received some appro j nations from the county and will need much more to make it what it should be, as It is one of the main roads leading in and out of the coun ty. Several articles of merit have been written on the ripening up of the ( rater Lake utofl. but I think the majority of the people are not aware of the advantages and importance of this pari iciilar road. It is true that it passes through some beautiful mountain scenery and would be the natural rou;e ior the tourist. And it is a No true that at no point along the mad th" traveler will go further than four miles before he routes to a farm or a homestej-.d rabln. Some of the finest timber lands in Stmt hern Oregon are situated alona: this route. In moving livestock to (the coop JUOQC leawns fkqm the hirep man) fplQYOU WAVE AMV HSLPj VCU BET I HAD. This ISPUTTlHQ THAT utE FOUCH Off ALL around you men are talking about it. You, i. yourself, are probably telling friends about W-B CUT Chewing the Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, long shred. Get a pouch ! Notice how the salt brings out the real tobacco taste; how it satisfies without grinding; how long it lasts. Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Uoioa Square, Hew York Cry -I ol l sfimat- in t n vet h and oa riii.,. This ye I at ("Mil. s in potatoes, liav t top will r s fruit 1 "t acre Clover, make "" 1 I tV mli.' in f . . i. d tt,. he. S "-Mllplv inni:. I a le-' It I Wl le Willi l.ed tii- mi up ami cat 'o ;!. to'f. line !-rott!ti modern houses, hot arid co'd water, bat h (alili'i. etc.; house well turaished ( inod barn and complete set of out buiiiliiit'.s in L'ood repair. This place i ; -.. it t. d h a fine creek, 2 good wells. winl'ni:t, :itnni ga'lon tank, gasoline equine and pump. Less than a quart' r ff a miie to mod postoifl--,.. school: 1 'a miles from good town on S. I'., and near Ruse .:rg On fine autoiuoiii'e raoj ; f;ne lior- es. good mih h rovvs. 2 heifers. 1 '! hogs, about 1 on chickens I i k t -; . it u -'- s, geese ; alt farm and orchard tools, double seated hack Itnguv. wagon, (wo plows, dis: h;r i-ow. spray ma bine: in fact, every thii g complete This Is nil the very Im- t" hi-o'-mlt Imul. Price $ 1 T. p.r acre, flood terms. SKIKK It K ALTY CO.. Crand Hotel Annex. If you have so'i.eihlnu to sell ot rent trv an Adv. in the Review ih-' ro :. Lille -dow I 111 I he W al and stuck m. t I: - and ! cl. . no harm w not get wet a meant lh.it m I t hilled a:id ih.' s iU a-; nidi v :i sin. apt 1m pi.1 do -11 I tit It 1 find d oil Ut d them as ,i,.ne. a th. lint tt its: td' i hem I lilal as pen w ; 1 1 r SHOOT KODAK WITH A and st nd vour films to us for HI A II oriMi AMI I'KlNTIXt; Ite-t w o - k at moderate prices. Kodaks, I a-tmiin I'lutto Snpplle ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Hdst'lwirK. Orenon. I. V ...I 1 11 II. I) : Willi Lrn? SEW CHALMERS Six-30 :?10i) K. V. M Kruine SI 050 K.n-inr.v V t. I t ha- re. of iroto t all prei ar valuv the Standard Oil for Motor Cars ml. a-n I" M.l A. E. KENT lt1 Uoprs.e.tMti,e EIGHTH ANNUAL trawJberry MAY 25-26-27 Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Reunion Carnival MAY 23-24-25 Big Double Event A Solid Week of Fun and Frolic Program for the Week MO.Yl). 1 1 :-Rrrrntinn tn visiting Oihl Frllnics. Cnrnivnl Compnuu trill hreiiii operations Tt !IV AMI WKXNKSDAY - I. O. O. K. Grand Lodge will hold th.-ir' sessions. ' T'.II ISi.V. CIikIiic i f ;ianil IakIi- and n;x'!.lnK l.iy nf Ca:-.ilnil. l Tiling ("rowi'lne of Carnival Quon. ii'.nn,r. Parade of sunn odd Fellows. Hand concerts, r.all.mn ascension. 1 I II 1 A i . (I r SATI KIV, III Kl A. M. School ClilM: en's Parade, over 11 Oil In line - I. M. Tlecorat mI Aiitoiiiobllti Parade. I I'. XI.- lt:i!loon Asctision and Parachute Drop. Cainhal iial! at Armory. A. M. Ilihv Pc.rade. - I. M. Cranve. Kural School. Fraternal and In1ustri.il Parade. IV M.- Pal! ).n Ascension and Parachute !ron. 7 P. M. Halt e of Confetti and Masked Carnival on t r. M.--r.osln (.irmval Hall at Armory. street J. I''''""!! sc. !ison, ! Con'; and Sherman P.ullonn Companv.. Ve: r cn rcur.d. Ferris Wh-.d. anil Carnival Shows l.v ll.-ou!:: PkiiI C.mcrrTs .111! v ! th- Ituseliurx Comert Hand of pieces, n.le l;ai.'l of :!.'. jdeces. A inc. :eif:c. 'it S;ralierry Kxhlt.lt will be held at the Commercial I'ecot t'.rounds :::;'.r-ment Co. a: d the FaMiotlr Ilosehur Juve- t'luh Kl:lhit building Is ,1-; s Conte-t ttl'l be d for t h Is event. h dd S.ttur.lav at the Coni-ierclal Club llooms Wrlle to Mrs. 1.. (). Maddux, who has charie An entrance fee of 2'c Of 111.' Ktlel.i.S Contest. $50 in cash prizes for Strawberry Exhibits. $50 in cash prizes for best decorated automobiles. $50 in cash prizes for best Industrial Fraternal Floats. $50 in cash prizes for best Grange appearance in Parade. $10 in cah tor largest attendance in line of any organization. $10 in cash for best appearance in line of auv rural school $35 in cash prizes for baby parade. d.. , l.:.r .11 1 e tlj u'.s How i"t e'ahnrate ever attempted Man- fn k' ha:: eer seen. r.o.s on a:I rai'. and one thir l fare id st.iy the whole w. f'T round t- lioi.s than ever be- are pood for er or write SAM S. JOSEPHSON, Secretary of Carnival. Artcr M. M. C.,nHal ,1. ad ,.r,..r, be a, the Poucia, M,.,:a., u J:l. k?on JtreP i' .. hit!,- . wrh.-ut 'c KOSKUVKG OKKLiON
