Roseburg review., June 17, 1916, Image 6

v- CISJON IN BUTTLE
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ANTLERS
THEATRE
MAJESTIC!
O. W. Young
CASE MAY ISTACIISH
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT
U B. Bnbar
Protect Your Eyes
THE BRIGHT SPOT
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Clara Kimball Young
"CAMILLE"
You all know the story of Camilk- an J you also know
Clara Kimball V( unP, the v.iil wi'.h the most beautilul
eyes in the World. A Shubert-Brady feature in IS-Acts.
I'REPARKDNKSS
A Cub Comedy That's a Scream
COMIXC: SUNDAY AND MONDAY
I be r- I of the Submarine
Is tswift. hair raising. T h ( nb
co vi r : the aecrct Hi' ihe sttliiii:i
It .11 f(t Igll Miii'H f I lilt J.ipall
perale undersea em on liters re
Th death of (he ill v-ntor h-a
which t'jtssi h rruin hand to band
tenants and an American mill oiialrc all over die world In Paris,
I aiiidu n, Pel rograd, and hark lo t lie A no ! i, a !i Ciai't nun nl. The
I it vent or h daughter's I dent it bet 0m en a pn.le the mystery
will) In u iii v k 1 1' i y u hli Ii runs i lining h I lie web f Die glob
girdling International Intrigue. In (he S n-t oi the Submarine Is
every clement of Mtir h. I i me 1 1 n pa I riot inn , great ad venl u i e,
closely drawn characters, in ve iiImhi. lui c, su- pen-c, in s,-ry, in
tense dramatic situations, n I. Nothing ha lie n omitted, no
detail lias been skimped. KvtMv iltaplcr will h a simi'iing seusa
tlnn. l not fall to nee the op. ning chapter Snnda and Monday,
June IS unit !'..
THE LIVING l)HAI-Th: 10th Kpbode of
1Kb IR.ON CLAW
Just as tin illinn as t ver
I'ATIIIC NKWS-Aliv.iys Good
A BUM STKK't A Voj'ue Comedy That is Funnv
MANY AUT0M03IUS TO
MAKE TRIP TO TIllER;
PLEASANT DAY PLANNED
All at I :ui'nn'tils h;tvt' lii'tu 14H11
h'd lur Iihjm'I iuw m rxi iii ur I'l
.1:. r. i.ml II is i.n-.ll' ti ll lli;il ).
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tiii. Tlini.! mIio Iuivi- mil ui;irhliii.i
..11 I il. sir.' In ni 11 1. I In- 1 rip I 1
1 1 1 t I II.'IIIV ILlllll. rllitil 111:111 III' Hli'
l:iuiil rnii'lK liuii'iiil of llii' litis. 'Im t
i'iiiiiiim'H lnl ('lull Tin' ailtiiiiuiliili'
will li'iivi' lii'ii- ill irnniill "t 11 . Im I.
tnmi.rrnu' iiinriiliK 11ml will ri'liitn
Ill'M' llltl' 111 till' I'W'lllllK
Tlnni' Willi lll.i utmilli.-il tin Ii
lliti'iit.un nl mill, in.; tin lrii ill.:
liolnml K'- H.-. I li.is V. II.1.-..U-
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I'm- iiM i t iiti in t ii tor who dis
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ill III Will. Il (lie secc is (list HlVed
n (lie records iii tin old liluaiv
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Specials
tell
If Kii'tuim d by the Oregon Su
preme (on it. it Ik admitted by local
uttornet und f tr'iall ' those in
Hied III llie defense of the action.
hat Hie dc isiuti of a jury in Lane
'onnty jesterday In the case of It.
M Mult le vs. iun:'i Ton nt v w ill
establish a nre-ed -iit which will re
Milt Iri utjiiinit.-d litigation ami will
i-i.'t llie counties of this Mate many
thousands of dollars.
Mr. liutlle. ho in a traveling
i-nleMiiian, hionghi the suit to re
cover $ in no, w iiit h he rliiimeil as
due him ax damage for injuries huh
laini'd when he Mai thrown lioin a
-taiie while iiBVeiintc h-lwe4-n drain
i j i 'I Si otl.'-hurK. Mr. Kutlle alleged
t ) i :i t Hie uf-'-ident was due to the had
loiidll iiu of the ro.'d, and w as not
I he re. in It of t :i n!esm sh on th" part
Ol the OWIerH of the Mae line over
whii'h he wan traveling The rounty
il:iimed tual the u"'ldent wan not
the
Milt of the road, hid) that il
:-liy liability existed It rested uOIl
t he stat;e company and not on the
count.
Tin- case was railed for trial Wed
in sl i v and the jury retired at 1
'i !r-k ve M'-rdav morn inn. A few
hours later a verdict wan returned In
faor of (he plaintiff in the ttuui of
$i:;nu. Ifisliict Attorney (leorn
e-iiM r. who appeared lor lloilsla
Cnuiitv, lia-t already jitven notice that
the c;,'.' will he apnealed to the Sll
pieme Coni I for final det er in inat ion
Attorney W w. Card well represent
nl Mr. I tut i le. guile a number of
wiilie:,seK were examined ami thi
case was u mo;; interest ini; on'
I'racthally all of the witnesses re
t timed here last 4- tciiing, not h
I ha ii a dozen nl tii in ha dm been
called from this : oimtv.
I'rohably the most damaging ev
deuce aw.iin-d t he county was t hat
Introduced by John Hdden, piolieei
S'oithurt; merchant and one of tie
lust known men in t his section o
111.' -I.ltc M,. Iledden teslitjed ilia1
I he i ond il ion of t he mad h id heei
i e ported (o t he County Court , Imp
that no nition had been taken In tin
fit reel ion of remedying the delect h
I'or soiii-' lime i.ririr to the accident
Mr. Iledden said, there watt $'.' u:
toitnt iii::d iiien-y deposited in hi
safe. This money, he said, would
ha e cone a long w ays toward re
pairing the mad had the county oftl
cers ft II disposed to spend It.
SOCIETY
(Continued from page 2).
Sxl InMII'Ii'. It. ill.
M.'iiv s.nii'lv ii-oIi' mitluTril :i
lln- ;iti)Hii l.isl I'Vi'tiihi: u lii'ii llii
I " III l. II .1 Spill I Sill' tl s ('lull CtllMI-
t.ii'ii-il ill il:i in lui;. It u;is urn o
lln' I. nr. 't liiilis of this M-iMili nn.
mi's in. h. sint t-.-ii.U't .-il i-x i-lli 11
it.-ilii lliC 11.11 i.-. 'I'l f ti::iml inii'i- 1
hub I., I In Mr niiil Mrs It M Kux
nl Siitlii'rlln. an. I many nu.-sts irnit
Sulhi-rlin uinl nllii-r Iiiwiih v-ie .ri.
cm liuntii: llie t-i'iiiiiK 1,1111. Ii va-M'ivi-,1.
I ailerf atnecl for tttiesls,
nl uete Mi-; Vehriug, Mrs. Mother
I'Mitland. who are guests of Mrs
Wolt.ud. and Miss Nt ! llonck. o
CI; i .11;,), w ho is isiting w ilh Mrs
I'kii K'-uner, haw le-eii lheju-piia
ti. 11 ol t'U-tal so. l.tl lunitiolis a.
tifeen tlimi'g the pas) .K.
()i Tm-da afternoon Mrs. M
iiti'. 11 conipiinietilt'd the gn"-ts wit i
a ." partt I'or decoial mis sh
ired ei and while sweet peas
blending in hri Ilia ut colors am
I'i'i'iiv ai rangetueiit . V nil in her o
binds v.i t" pl:ied. followed l.v
il unit iv-rehmcnts wlii 'h the hoi
lis. i h.-rted at sii.all lahles slrewi
Willi swc't n'as. The musts pres
. at were 1 . Vehrim;. Mrs ln-lier
M - Hun, k. Mn. 1. t. Skinner,
Mi. 1 ice I "rad bur n. M t s. ,11 ium
N'is 'n d Id liner. Mrs II A, Win
-:..n. Mi W C. Win-Ion. Mis Kn
U in- t..n. M11 Cl.it S; -itll. Mi
1 : ue tete Sk inner ami Mis Cla.h
I eno
i. I. I
Mille.h'.e. of Noil!
It a re-ldi nt or h:
ha be a ii"M.hng tin
ere, W I lie guet on
I. I.ivii;.';
;Mid whit
nonth I1
IM t
Thin
: m en
light tit a theater pait
MtS, Ctlie SitlW.lt O'!
1.
Kitd 1
at .111
01 Mi
atteinonn she was the guest
Mict.tMe . 1 1 T . 1 r at w honi'
O II I'ickens. Mi ,le g.
til le;e tolllOriOW f'H ll-'l
Ii ,1 ktllg t he (Lip t A Kilgen.
new laili it.id
'f- 'otaw who has he, 1t ti-itMi;
in thi t 1 1 fM some lime with he:
il 1 n'' let. Mr- O II rmter. left 01
. d'.e it 1 1 tor to r huMie in Chu.m.
Mi - I'oi ter accompanii ! h- r as t.;1
A 1'. nt .m l Mis 0t.1w will
111 l.i.iho and other Ka-tiili point
011 her itlisin trip
M i
or Mis
'-t Kife!
I. Kit' Inn w en
1. liedie at hi' i
in g Sundav V'ti
s.mtS hi nt In
Mil thin event
i irmuv
tin. it en of
r -
i. at
'Ull.-r.il ef
I ndcihi'l
V II VKKi
M . t.j
foir
Sol-1
li
. tr.nchng luieT er
for the NiMtl't-m Prtilfli- line
tdnv In HoM'huK He tnake
t ii 1iiurtern In Port and.
The long hrUM das are here ajrain and the Rial? of the
run and the d'l-t aie hard on the es. (ioKle.s and toloiej
kIukki-m are a great help and add minh to the comfort of Jk
trip thih :
up to-dae
help you.
your wri
ahon of the year.
good?, and if jour
Our ear-s of ej ei
e. We guaiantee
duality YOUNG
V'? JEWf LEHS (U OPTOMETRim Phont 314
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
li. W. J.
Hlttherliii la
I'luliips was ot
from
(. evening.
Clenn Taylor returned this morn
ing from a visit al Albany..
A .1. Iii lion, of S,
spending a fe da;.
u 1'ranc isco, is
in this city.
Mrs. II. K. Allison, of Lugetic, ar
ied here this morn i tig lor a visit
with r atlves.
W. H. Kennedy, of Mug
here last evening to p. u s
nc
arrived
few dilJS
on business.
St an lev Adams, of Albany, spent
last evening in the city looking after
huslnesH affairs.
C. K. Moore, of Kiddle, arrived
here last evening to spend a lew
Ua.tH on busine-s.
Mr. and Mrs. It M. l-'ot. of Sulli
erliti, were visiio:. -n the eltv Tor
a few hours today.
Harold Hleph le on. of Ore -on
Ctly, has arrh ed here to s pen it a
'ew da.vs wilh friends.
Mrs. It. K Strong, of Myrtle Creek,
returned home dis morning ali'i'
a few days spent here.
la Kny Itu. (!,,!. .11. of I'endlelnn.
arrived here la -1 evening to Hpend
a few days with friends.
Lewis Johnson, of :
hi'ie hist evening to s(.
Irjok illg alter telsi in ;.
attle. iirrivi'd
ml a lew da s
mal ters.
I'. It. Kit- h i'. nl I'ortland. arriwed
here last evening to pa-s a few das
looking alter Im: -in"-s mattet s.
Ken Waite lias n turned to Sutli
erlin after a few dats spent at I'ort
.aiid looking a t t"i business matters.
.la.k Wilson, of Portland, arrive 1
Ijeie last evening lo sot nd a 1 vv
da j s looking alter lui; nn-ss aii'.i i ; s
Irvine CalillM-r leiUltied lie
tills
morning. ater a lew dats v;etii at
Cortland looking after hl'sines. mat
telS.
I'ostina. r I. L. IIumI. of Cleii
dale, w.is l.eie i n h:i:lln.-s tod.i... He
. i i'OI t s i v er i b i I bll- it: 1 hat See
; mii of t!ie i ounty.
Mr, and Mr. It. C Mailx.
Soldleis' Home, r lntued (Iii
iug alter attending the ;.
Ol' the
iimi ii
Ii ell
ealllphiellt al K'lgelle.
Mrs. .1. It. Limisi-y. of t
I'iiss, who had been t isit nig
w ith KoIh i t hut i.s and l.in.i1'
lor her lioine t his tem-ni;. ;.
il lia in lho( nton and wile
v. ere married here nventlv
lui i n ii n tv das in siona.
epe. t to n turn Ii l" Moild.i
.Mrs. W. S MeK hinny I. it
Thui.dat loi Seattle, wllele -h
i ant s
here
. leii
v i 1 1
wil:
t is!t w it n le r itatighie) . Slu
III. .ill tlle'e tor Setel.ll W i ek;
I-'red llalisseli. i
Lllgelie, al l it. i
i sri ltd a tew
Mi II. n. ii is
-iMitli. t a I'acil'i -
here last evening
its on li u -1 it s-t.
MUei-led Willi 111
( mill ant .
Mr. and M in II. L Martin
milk, ot o.kl-n I. i'al.. ;iti
lure ;isl evi.ing etiroute to I'
laud b iiiliii I h-'v i 'lit l.i.-l ti
Hie 1 Hi, ill,l Hotel.
Mrs
end.
heie
1. Itiiighaie.
to , l. ltd I"
le Will V il MHi'i
II Ke;.s Ml-
i.i ih Mi-" lilin
h d in t h:s i it .
ol . I ;
- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i '
time w it'l
Iti:i-..h:.m
Van .lie,
Mis. .
as foin
I It 1 1 I'esnt
M.ss
'III III' .
rt land
ult a
I
Ill 1 1
'liee hei , it
st;nd .it thi t
hi. -tin- C. uier
I Mi-.s Smil
It i ,Km n .
Ac. oidnn: to
em Norn ilia
er and Im
ill el III d I'l, Il
II IS Ol I I : .U
oils .
i i i
ted.iv. s i:
d' lltere Vt e
ll itel le i,
I. bi t to tiie
le ir. whi li w . ut on I he i
he . o.i -t of "a lit ot n a . a '
ate ol Mi- U e .tenhi-er .
hi In n , 1 eh n a ml M i :i. i - a
. i i i d .'. w ' : -s f i o:a t e
-!itp later, how ever, u v. b'
stated that t! e parlt had b. .
UP ?a ft I v ., ",d w i'-.' pi ocei
I lo-ir W .1 to I es ii i s W !
intend to - i nd 1 he Hi m 'in
olli .1 Pa eede t'OH5hb l 1 1;. i
i-al pa-et:gers w ei e 1 1 t v 1
in
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in :
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NKtt TllV.
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11. t
it.tiit.-i I 1-n-
t.l
, $ : 1 (..:; u .. ...
Hi:..' IVr.:;..t:-m
ir.i-jr. I'll'-r:::
::n!M'.-i
. I'll'!
i on il Mil;
I'
I1
.V.irnun' 11
V have a nice line of these
eye bother jou we are here to
j.-m-e in fitting Kia-se are at
our work, CoiiMillation free.
& BUHAR tERVICt
WILLIAM PIAMAN HAS
TIEED SUIT AGAINST
W. 1', I'huean. whose furniture
wa, destroyed by iii,- h.re a few
months ago. and who was later ar
retted ami ac. tilted on a charge of
arson, has filed a suit in t!ie Cireu.t
Court a-.-.aU-t the Not t hwesfem X.i
tional In.urance Co.. of Milwanko",
Wis. Mr. IMauian asks for tl".
which he claims was the amount of
insurance he carried on the furni
ture which was b.irm-d.
Mr. I'lamau will he represented lit
Attorney It. I,. Kddv. wliile Attoi-Tieys
Ceorge Neunec and Carl Wlmberly
have been engaged to look alter the
interests of the defendants. I'rior to
Ihe fin Mr. I'lanian and family 0;-
tcujfd tiie K. I.. Italian (hvlling. at
Ihe corner of Douglas ami Kovvlei
, tin I .
I LOCAL AND' PERSONAL.
S liloeniallll Vv
I his ;i ftel iioon.
down from
1.1,-1
.Mi. ore was in from Myrtle
dii. looking after husines.-j
Clei-k t.
tuatti-rn.
Ceorge M. Mason, vT La Crand.
arrived here l:;st evening to spend
few davs w ith fi lends.
-MISS iiel l ain her. of III lard.
and Mrs. I.nlu Kairhauks. of M.rtle
Creek, let here this afternoon for
Mounoiiih to anend ihe nuriiiul
ii ininei Si tuioi.
Mr.. M. I. Young and child, for-iit-rl
of .-'aw tell... ci( . arrived hi-.e
t!ii- a.ter'ioon i.i join Mr. Youn-;,
w liii several weeks ago se- tired a
farm ill Kd nbowe;. They epect t'
r. te;ttn Ik re pi rmancntly.
Mis;-- I'lore.ue Wharton will leave
here tcihi.trow alt" moon for Cor-tal!:--,
where siie-tvi!l spend the next
lew w eeks taKitig I he course n o
tide.i tor- ii,.- wia.iers in the h.iys'
and gi.is iiidis'iial (i,ntcst. which
wa held in . - mo , (fen w ith the
Mate fair l;i-t IM1. (Mln-r vtrnn.rs
from Southern Oregon ttnl be on t lie
train tomorrow etiroute to Corvalli.
Among the oat of town guests
who attended the SpurtMne-u'-: Itall
al the armoiv L.st night were Mr.
;.ml Mrs. K. M Kox. Or and Mrs.,
W. .1. Phillips, Mr. and .Mis. c. .
Stall:, of SuthcKin; Mr. and M t
.1. T. Urili-es. ot Oakland, and their
di'i h'".. who i- vi ting them from
l.anden. ud Mis- Velle A -"chain hea-i
and Mr-. V 1. Kilter, of ! m asm uir.
'';il . v h ate visit jni; with their
uin li . s. Crouch.
M. Ii. (hlltlll, S.lllll, He ('. H.
Chae.t p;istor. Sunday s hool at
V 1 n. m . K. Ii. McClain. Supt.;
morning wor-liip at II. Hon. O. P.
Ci sh.e.t will address the congrega
tion at II. No evening sen i, e n
il.iv. Ail settires iit Ma rabec hall,
coiner Cass a :d Pine stieits. Ktert
!. 'v n t .t. d I ) attend.
I'n .li Ii : ian linn Ii. 'uiidav
- hool meeis at !: I ". a. m : pre h
ing at 11: Y. P. S C. i; meet- at
p m : p: e,, hi-g at s, i;-t . M .
W l.l IS. Of Senile, W ill j r" o il
hot ii n oui'i and eveinni:. are
e n n-llv jnv i(-d to attend all lhe;e
A
4. uii:i;i- to i;i r itix lts. 4.
-
tldve ndvertlsers not etily
want r live newspaper in J
J which to place their inuoince
blent', bet also a paper lth a
4 hoiKCide i iii-til.itUni. Th Ke- .J.
view guatiiiiiees t he largest U
J cin ulat .nn of anv paper pub- 4"
t Hshed 111 liougla County.
J- vou h.,e any doubt m can 41
j ihovv you.
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Substantial Reductions
.' .''''(ii'.'f r rr in! , !,;, in t i H g ! iV'x cum nr' i n I !i
..-',..',.., a, -,. ,. in.infif for tlifn. ' ;r;,; k
in i.t'-i .in I l'ir fiin i'i.m- ,rist''nrr. it tlinn'ii nt.t hr Ii ,
t 1' t h it U-.'.'i.-rci.fiYirfi nt nmrr S 1 "" it in in lit . ,
i-tii! nn S '" nt '.-'-' hut nut .-" rriuirr it is so.
i.U-
IO i f 1 ticpii ine v. all up and ilon t toilet
n m mm m m w - m m
LimwnwM ii mam
TODAY
Billie Burke
In lln lilaK.iili. . Ill S-r " ! Ti : 'Pi. In K.-a'iiro
PEGGY"
rnoon i rfortiian-e at 2 : 1
shurii: second evening p
in. Admission : Adults J
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Owing to n ntlsiind. r-ta nding in tin- hlpino' f i i we w ill he
able to show BILLIE BURKE IN "PEGGY" TODAY ONLY
Coming Sunday and Monday:
CAPTAIN
Als'j a new Travelogue and llie
Admission
ASH Tli -.!v HK:iVM.I.
If'ontinued Kroni Pap 1)
cf tha North I'mpqua s. ctlon. for
raising. Ttsuk was well edu-at'-d.
t hou-:li not forward. He alien Jed
i'.thool in California for several yeiis
while a young man, and was f.ir a
time afterwards an assistant instruc
tor. He returned to the North Cmp
Miia and engaged in the stock busi
ness for the I hxon llrot hers and
other farmers there for se erai
He came to Kosehurg in
I M I. but was emp'ot e.l bv tleorge
aort. at Wilbur, for a short time
t hereafier. lie was an excellent ,
horseman, gunman, trapper and fish-1
erman, being an adept at all sii'-h '
occu pat ions, a ml his count ge wa -marvelous.
On coming to Iio?eburi
with Mr. Trask, be engaged in ari-!
nni mvi; iiik Iwini i.n.l fiie. 11
occupations here, and f inall."
spent fit,, years as a forest ranger
He lived at the home of Mrs. How
aid, in 'Kdenbower. who was Mr
, Trask 's niece, and with whom he re
sided at the time of his death. Cot
the past einLit or ten years he wa
in rather ill health and was not em
ployi d regularly.
Caught IIotm Thief.
; While on the North l'iupiua in hi
early years, it is naid on one 01 a
f ion he took a horse t hief single
handnl. whom the officers had re
fused to approach. Alt hough con
fronted by a gun In the hands o'
the thief he is said lo have walked
straight to the wanted man and dis
armed him. The reward for the an
lure went to the sheriff. He a!-,
about this time held a ronglr bv the
tail until his companion. Vim Atte;
bury, came and cut the iinimalV hau
str ings. I le w as parti v aiih'd bv
do-w.
Probably the best known of hi:
heroic deeds was that when he save-'
the lives of the three women an'
I wo child ren ut t he swimming hul
about 2.'i years ago. where he hi:i':ed
was drowned yesterdav. In the part-,
were Mrs. Alice Sheridan. Mrs. Win
nil' C.raham and Mrs. Ad lie Mnr i
son and Mrs. Sheridan's three dangh
lrs. Two of the children. M ft
and Cert ie, had rone beyond then
deptli and were In dang r. Mr. Tiask
at Ihe time was walking along tin
railroad track some di - tan a a?
and was att ra ted to the si ene hy
Ihe women's screams. Mr. Trasl: came
running, but before he arrived the
women had started to save the ehiM
re n and had Irni.erile.l themse't e ;
Through his efforts, how ever. Ir
brought all saielv to the h.tnU. a1
t hotii'.h M is. 1 i rah a in and M is. Mor
rison w ere tin 'Otis ions for seen
time afterwards and Mr-, lirahain dii
not recover unti'. ; 11 r s!ie had he. )
taken home. Mr. Tra.-k was pre-eni
id with a hitiid-oine rifle shortlv a'
'iTwunU. ;i it t wiii l, l:i tii" :r,-
hole he saved John M 1 rpl-v abor
ev en years ago. Here he aNo it
covered the body of Kin. Adams, th
"i arch for w hit h oitn-r per.-ons ha
tiitetl up. Tile hodv ft;i a'lerw..rd
idetititted by tile man's li other, ul
dtd not know il was her sin unti
she rei ognied a jiet ttliarity of on
of the feet lie had tone Under :;t jC
ass noed name. About einht tea
n go he a No a v ed two w o a.eii a I
U 'ticheter. and in r.'nr, it w a.- In , jiJ
who recovered The bodv of CI -nid. 3
Hoover near Myrtle Cr.-ek in ah it ; vTrj
feet of 4.lter. wh. re h- h... b- : j lj?J
drowned for some time
Mr. Trask was married or
rwctgrs
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The great
1 far,) i it o u ii t fc at lire
COURTESY
tliii ins'.all ment of Itray
; :'.il "
, Nor l
I wil'"
("i::iMit;t, hating an Indian
n. d he had live children, only
Oi;i r v. is living, 'liiis is his
(i. :. i-s. '! ir.ah Kelly, of
I'uiiiu;.!, w :o is a noted Indian
l" ;iii:v and w ho-e picture has been
;t.on in galleriis all over Ike coun
try. She has b en notified and will
he here or the funeral. Mrs. Kelly
Iwir; ed'n ;-.ted at Cheinawa anil has
' alira' ted cou -i.b rable attention for
her charms., lier pii lure a pears in
tiie Cent nnial history of Oregon, as
Sa i jawea.
I I i .' Till', his reside nee here M r.
Tr . si: won 'tiie highest esteem from
;'ll his : ' .);::iiiit,.nces. and it was be
, W"i d oi him that he would gladly
rM; his own l:!e any time for that of
'aiioih-r. He showed his courag'1
time and auain and wasnever known
to hate shiike;i a call for aid.
o -
r'iisblftns,
TifTo are fftshiotm in medicine a
well a- in n. i il i :ie r". The old time
cat !:rat h- .H!s with t heir ha rsh and
lifa-t ic e; ie I hate gone out, ill). I
it is hi-.i time that they had. In
th-ir place we htte the mild laxa
ttt. and l ni!- c; ill, .uic;: of W hit il
i ::a m i" ! 1:. i :: s T.it;eis is one of til
!Uo: t I'Opuiar. When the proper dos'i
is takiP the eilect of these tablets
is 'o am'i-eaide and :o natural that
you do i,ot re.iae that it h;is lv oil
prod "c d ht a medicine. Cii;im!n r-li-in's
Tablet also strengthen the
f ton :ii di and im!rove the digestion.
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