a yearning to find ht-r oat folks and
ih has seurthud ewry t,jiLle way
since.
roi t jne Telh r IM"..
In It fi iru- rtr.ine of a
fortune tiller who told Min Haker
Ihut hii moilo-r, i-ter and tatiier
A
Special Agent Investigates Jen
nings Murder Case -
Sister of Roseburg laundryman
Succeeds in Search
w.-re 1 1 v i n v J Ji- toidine (elH.r alr'o
ttlMMeil (h.( fill' had :t l.ioflier H V-
I iii. While the medium s Ural kusk
SECOND MAN IS SUSPECTtD
PARCNT LIVES AT REEDSP0R1
7 fo-Mpf
i. I I fv
Miss Lie Baksf Is a foster SMr of 0. f.
BdKQf Rosfburg, and Livfs al Mdrsh-firld-tod
VtsiUdisfhis City
Tin story uf low Kl-le Haker, of
Mai -. hlKi.t. I omul ! i- mother and
sl..i-r. nil it hiiMtiK l'tn W'parah'il
I rum thwii sime Uv was a huhy, hav
ing lid very do.-e lo them lor a
IiUMiImt ol yWUK and hflNK HrijUliilll
d vilh her Hihli-r as n friend, Is
told hy Cijin ii"' K Ali, ciiy editor
or' the Marhlield Times, v. Iio spent
last lllplhl III KlIK'-IH', l-ilM llli! Ku
j'. ti li muter.
Kii-ie Huker, or Alheillna I'addock,
which Is her true n ; im, Is lo he mar
ried lo Krne.-.t Mill, of Miirshlield.
xsiihiii a lew d.is. Slit' has known
for yearn (hut linker is not her nam
and a short time hl-o she determined
lo e.ft uhont to riml out Iut real
name and to find Iht mother If pos
Hifili In fer." she hei iimi' married. She
v.:is in KiwiM' h short thin- no on
thin milieu, and the t.lory Ii an a note
of lo a! int'Tiwl for the reason thai
her fori: r father lived in Springfield
for a, nut'ih-.r of yearn.
The v,lrl story was published In
Mr. AmIi'h paper a short time hko and
II woliieil at (oiilllle recognized the
Incident. 'I'll in woman remembered
that the Klrl'H inol her, when quite
yoniiK, nave her h.thy to an old wo
tn:i n at (Irani I 'huh and later I hi
rlnld uan adopted hy u Mr. Itakei
and wire. Later the inolher Hettled
n.vir ('mm Hay and haa lived then
sime. ller name Ih Harmon and sh
liven at I lelniar, n mnall low n noi
far from Marshfleld. The girl's sis
ter U Mm. Charles llownian, of Sum
IK i. Tht two had attended dame,
tonether and .ll. Haker nayt tha
ih" h;m u)v.uh h.id more than an or
dinuniy kindly leelin for Mrs. Mow
man. She now believ s that it wir
the Instinct of kinship that cnunei;
this feeilnn.
Yesterday wan the date of the re
union oT the three- mother and lvi
daughters- and anyone run Imaiii'
that it wan a verry happy one.
Thin, in short, in the stmy of i
ivtraiine incident about which a whoii
hook mi',ht he written, as Ml
H. iUri , nci ordiiiK to Mr. Ash, hat 11
I'si'i-fdliuMy intereHiiiiK story (o lei
of her life.
Taper i I-, t.tldish l.h'iiihy.
Mil It.iker has (he adMptmn p:t
I . ern whlili were issued l Mr. am;
Mrs. .1 W. linker at Ciants I'as
neailv y. aift a;o. The,,e show
I luil her name wan Mbetltna Tad
ilmk and her father's name wat
l-'rank Pad do k , and her unit hei :
name was Antoiune Paddock.
These and the general eiieumstan
evs of her separation from her lam
fly proved lo Mrt. Itowman, who li
ft yi ar ohh r than her newly toinu'
sinter, thai Klsie Haker Ih the miss
iiiK Paddock rhild.
St. 'kriews 'alin d It,
Mis ; H;iki i'i1 parents rame from
lil:stnn 1'iuuim- to W'ilkion in tlu
W.-n:tM Vallev. Waslllliloil. In
Imaie Thr wrre In rather straight
Mied i Iri'il in am es and on lop of I Ins
Mrs. I'adde. k was lak"H ill She
her h ihe to u neighbor woiimn le
rare for dun 111; her tllness ami I le
latt-'r wnt ;iw;iv, takini; the rhild
Willi he!' Seal eh a ; let u aids tallei
10 (urate the mi. .-due. h ihy.
Mis Itnunian ts milv a ear idd'M
1'i.in her dtl r and mi Ii.ih mi n inl
hx'tloti r Die allair - v nl the s1it
as wan tnld hv tlie tuntlier III lalei
e.irs The fatht-r le- am.- estranged
fioiu the family and went lo Canada
and Is now sui'p';d to he hi Untisli
Citumlia.
Manv of the details will he learned
Indav lifii I h- I wo daimhlrt s lu-'el
tluii iiinlh-T ;it Ih'iiu.ii Mis II. h
men i ' ahiiut .'.I' M'iil'i old Mr liar
Iiieii. Iii- -t i-pt ,i I Im'I , is How i'itiplu-d
at iv.a.i-
I in- i . itn .l1 uui .r ttir la niil to
( i r l- anollH'i nl the sttUlir.e
I I,- s n( I .ii- Mi- H.u inol) and 1 1 s
How t an .ii. d Me Maker h.m- been
l.v in w ii l.::i a I. w miles nl h
ialr i . in and ii. Mar dilleld. tin
i ..-v . i at v i ..i t. ii nd li.t mil ll e-li'i'
11 v . ni i .,1 h. , ii u 1 1 . a' I. i' t In- Tinier
,,!!; I d Hie -a.. i .i' Miss I'.aK. i
(.. .tl. t. Let nw n loiKs, dul I h.-
i i . nl I )le nl 1 1 1 ,m'. llle i 11 . V
hi Hie -..tl m- .iimiU'lllltV
S.i l.ir a kn n. Me H ikei and
h.'I' 1 1 til i , Mi- I I a i I'mi; . InM
in. : l.i e I M - K.iw ii, in and Mi-s
Ha K i-l ! a ' 1 1 ' I a !a;i.N. r i-l linn
l.t .1 Hi . - ,it ''1111 1 and elM-W In I
. - leid., Mi - H,i ii. .ui nd Cat
the) - . .! .. d . I one all! t mil
h.-tw. in In i ,.n 1 Me . Hal,, i t I it
i ho ..nld ' i "l . M-la a -..-a.
II In r 1 .n I
M ' t ' 1 .'HI
k.'l I.
il. .I
lllll i.llillll'H r.llt.
'.lll.B I" II ' ' .! M -
Hal,.'. In I-.-. I.' -I. r 1 . 1 M i
, ii,l Mi- I W H. ik. I li. .- :" .
I ., I.I eh.. .. Li iiui-.al In II" , i a
Ill 1 1 : a 1 1 1 -i I ',. - I-i an ul. I a i II
I, a M'- I'll I'" I"' I 'I'
il I I . . .1 in I , I an. I'.. M It unit 1 .1 n U
nit l I i , . I in,.. I . -I In , .ii
li.r Ha- ' I. ill ih. ii i-i.- .1 tin
In , n.ilil, I n ,, .1 1.1,1, I., . .. In a-.
,.1 In I 1 nl, 1 I l 1 1 1 1 I 1 . Ullrlr 11, r -.''
i I.' l.-i-l'l., I'lim ..
Hi. 1.,-t lii'.i i it nl Ii. r
Nnt ii iii it a f. aii ilul Ml--.
1 1 V . t ' . ' n t 1 . ft r . n en t m v nf li.-r
j. art uuj in in, .li.it. -1, llu-ie l ainv
iame tine, fie laii' T wa parlly an
eir.H. her only brother hawn died
in i hddiiood t lore the i, unity came,
to A Ine; n a 1 1 .in the tioi I h'l ii K .ls
siail prnwnre yi-ns ju'o. Mis Halter
Mild the;, had a medium tU their
tollUliei v. hlie .-he and MUlit fl u rids
wen- on a trolir
A-hK to Iter .!',
Miss H.s.r i:. i, h- . ome (he to I le
of I'led Mill, an emptier ol tin- C.
A Smilb mill and son of d i ami
Mrs. Waller hill, a w ek Irom in xt
Monday.
S ilh mi w -ili'in.i da v a fi pi o:k-(i
itiK, Mi:s I'.j.ker. or r .it her Mi-- I'.id
doik, was (-periailv jni'.'fuis to find
her own tutks lur th' happiest ol
days and iln fate-: ,;i(. (,.-. n mo-t
kind in fuHillint; onf ot lu r fond- : t
llOpes.
IM1I S SMilVK l-IMMI NT HIM'
Kill I M 'l sl .'
Ask He' man ulm usi k it, In
knows. 'To think I Mithnd all
these yearn w Inn om- J", n-nt huttli
of Sloan 'k I .in i in-iil eun d me."
wrile one i r-ii 1 t" ti I user. If you have
rheumatism or sutH r riom ti 'iiral
H (a, ha ka h", sor n ss and stiltneji,
dun't put oil' u'etiiui; a hotile o
Sloan '. It will k ve yon su h wid
come relief II warms and soothe?
the Kore, stiff paiiitiil places and you
feel ho mm h h iter. Mny it at an.
drill! store, only 2't eent:(.
,h i:iETisri j;iTi;its.
ItiMii.tlnlni: ini'iill,'l ftir in tin1
KlI.-.ll.HK iH.H'.ll I I I', .huii' I I !' I 'i .
in. II..' fiillnwiiiK I'lh'.-. ttlil.-t. !!!
... clijiini'il fur ul tli'- rah. of one
rut ci.rh.
A ll.-n . Carl; II ill. V. Mr. iin.l Mrs
lien.; K:iiim, Mih. Oltv.'; (li-nsniaii
M i J.'H ; liianl, Cii.v Huwul'l
Mm. .1 M : Kill.,. Karl; Marl In. Mr
Aiihv ('.; Miupliy. Mr. ill.. I Mr. W
T.; Itiiimh. II.
( 'nut i.
Ililj.r, M. .1.; I'l'lcrson. o.i.'sir;
lio.'in ik.'i . Mrs Iv I' : iji.li.liv. :. S
I.. I'. HKiZKNSTKIN. I'. M
RAMA TO BE
CHAUTAUQUA FEATURE
lomui Players to Onoi Chautauqua
With Poiular Ploy.
"The play In the tiling. " To all lov
rs of (he dnilua the ('..iiiiim liaei's
.III pro. a ueh nine ( halllampmi III
.ui at ton. The' air I'.piippe I lo sail -t'
he iu Ml eillPal as w. II n- I he p.iilai
.isle. 'I lle Will Ue-eit eil llel' "I HI
oil of the Noi Ih Won Is.' a . hi-sic ol
illiHillall rme-t Hie, nr "Name Old
.eld." n human int r--t '' ( iion
iimijiI tone and appeal An appropriate
tnii'Sdii'if or en-liime and -rlt'in; a
oiiipaii.V thi-si- pi' dint huis As a pic
IHle to ell her o (In- I 'nl rU' "1 1 1 M i'lav
flettintis Will he pti'-ilited from
ue ..r the Mlow in : Sh il e;.eare:in
I'liida-; "As Vmi lake M. I'.iiihii.
r tin- Sinew." "Ma. I.i-lh - or "Ham
.I,'"
The pel's, line! of ill)- sple.i . mm
au of iuti-.;s K on,. n uiiil'niin excel
w . ' i- v.. K
V--
..-.. ... - ,;.!' f- -. ;
MISS JANET YOUNG.
i i" '- i ! I.. I ,'! t-n .. mil; ii iliMtn
'Ui- In- I I'll i' in ih .una; I.' ill. ! k
.1:11 vl . 1 1 , I . . : i ; i. ,,.. In i, ,-r Ilk.
: ! I" ! "I ' - '"' I'"' I'll, ill.'
a -1 M. a- a in. II. I ,-r "I' till' I '. I I.IM
I" I mi'.... i "I l-'-i ' lap. I I. a- 1 vv..
' i - ainl I. n.-w n I., t It. ..t.-r i;- .'
I- II:.- Mir, I'., ail ... Ill,- V.illiMi-l "
M .- s .-HI-, i- u , -imI. i 1 i i 1 1 pi, nli,.
111 ll- l 11 ! L. III.. I I'. I' lllU'l ('I .-I lll-.ni
-: i ' . -'I:' II. II J
i li t a , I I' K.-.l-i- .-in. ii. i.i iliamai
- - i Mi. Hal htli-. i-i ,-!. i ..f MiaU.-l-ar
ai. ...!. . I. tl,.. -I,. ' -,i ;... ,.r
. Mr K. 'I'.' I" a c, i.l.iali-
I :. :,,'
" . .1. n i ii -i i i m , -. is
ii : ...a. - i i, I .ham, il
i a i i -'i.'l . ..
a .- 1' --ii- n in 11,,- I in,,.,
I: ... I I . ! I: ,
:::HI, it l.
v - I. int. I i if I- ,1 .,, .
II'. , 1 1' i , in in- man
1 "fl -I I'i.- 'Ii- 11.'
I Mi ', . 1. , ,U in,..
I'i - ..i.i . -:ii'
I'I .., ' ''. II .-,!.. - I.-I t.
- t ,.,,t
. I' l.l'l. , I '.., ;lttl-l,-
' " i'i i !:' -I i in .. . I.
' .in I .in,',. I I tn-,
Mi;;s K!o!e Kidd. the ilrirmln
daughter oN Mr. an I Ali. A. C Kl bl.
of Kosehuia;, wan married a I 111
dianapolis lat Salurday to Stewart
Mitchell, u Government eiiKmeer, a'--eoniiJiK
to word rended here. The
weildiim whs a fiiie( affair and win
witnessed 4y a few relatives of the
conlractint; parties. Mi. and Mrs.
Mitchell will make their home at
ChuitanooKa, Tenu.. where Mi. Mil
chcll Is employed at the present
time. Mrs. A. Kidd, mother of
the bride, wan unions thnfe in a(
tendance at the wedding- Mrs. Kidd
and daughter left Immo about I wo
weeks auo for I nd ianapol in, where
they met Mr. Mitchell.
Tit l W AS Kill AVKII.
Mefatisc of an automobile which
nhstiucted the track ahoilt 1 luilea
I his side of Port hind, (rain No. 1 ,
d ue here at ! : :iu o'clock Sunday
morning, reached the city more than
an hour late. The train was pro
ooriiim soul h at about L'd miles an
hour when the engineer not i ed a
ouplo of hrij-ht linhls in the renter
of the track some distance ahead id'
the locomothe. He applied (he emer
gency h rakes nnd hrmiKh t t lie t rain
lo a quick stop. In the tenter of th
track a few hundred feet south from
uere Ihe train slopped the engineer
nd trainmen found a hig Studehaker
utoinohile. The whe-ls of Ihe tna
hilic were cauuhl in a eallle yuard
ml lu minutes were reuuimd to re
nioe the ohstrmtiou from (he Ira k.
II is the tiell. f ol tin- trainmen that
the car was stolen in l'orll:nd and
a as u ham loiied hy I he t h n t at the
mint v here t Was found later ill
the eientiiK. The car was piactt ally
cw aid displayed little cu.li'ii.'i' ol
wear.
uki-: is i; mim:d.
('. V. Kirk and a chemist hv the
name of Shoe ma Iter were a I M y rt le
Creek last week from lio.wdmri;, look
in a. oer the old Mailha ifanda mill
in ninpeit three miles east of
low ii. -as Ihe M v ill., link Mail. Mr.
Kirk han hfen led to bidiew that th
Martha Man ia me . ai rn s aluahle
mln-'i.ils in laid- iiiaiitities and thai
iie ha a ton ri h inieret in a er
valnahle mine. Sampit-K of the ore
were taken in liiK.elniix and for
warded lo a diine.tnn, li. (.'.. for
tie.itinent. Should Ihe ore from this
m Ine prove valuable It would he a
ureal boo I to t his ; eclioli sine- there
is a whole mountain of it. Other
part h .; interested in I his mine are
I M. Mow Mian and ii . Crews.
SMI SMIl'lV l Sill Til.
,la. k Mellon, Itn. bin ; .do k
him r. la.d :'aturda jdnpped 1 Mm
head ol - hoe-i l iom H i' l.nhl to i'ali
to! Ilia tuilll I The ; been et e a moll C
the I ilie-d pun based hy ! r I'eltoli
this K.MM.n and will piohaldv htini;
tile ton market pl'i- e I'oilltieil rats
were iitresMir to m commodate I he
sh i 'tnent.
(i K i. i'ssi s iii ki:.
Mi l.i'ini e 1 aue, of Corv.iUi,
parsed I h roil rli liny dun u Sat u ida
eniouie to p.unw in Klamath Cnan
t', wheie she will visit with friends
She m;ikum the trip hv aulomo
bile and Is accompanied b a nunLi
boh t i lend 1 o;s Lane's car was
stolen at Corvalis a tew we.ks a sin
and was later recovered near Ca i
vouvit'e iMllltlit her htlef sta lie!'-'
-he took oc. asbui tt think Slier;:1'
l,t . Mr. who was r' snil1h!e for le
I.lM.ini; lur tr.,11 I'.liie to Coi'vall'v
I V1MM (,0 stil III,
W C I ait,!. ,b ;"if. - aeii'-f of Coo
C(eillt. pa-ed t;ito:n;h Itnsebat-;
; I m c:. niti c . ni ottte lo Oik'.i" I
Cr il.- Ml i. an.-; nebl M Ctav , w ho
is .i nte i .-I ; 1 l- bl en a -'a! -1
loiv he ,'ir.i,. lb-!; ,! lo
h .ve been commuted al Heaver Mi!',
a ti.iuici; cat.'n -it Ml- d n"io ,1 s
I it e 1 ro'li I he ( ens Count v m nl
1 i SI' tall land w ,-!! ktuMi n
tM Ki-. blirC W (it te he h.is V l-.ted fie
UlcislM dertnc the U- ir-.mih-,
- .
i t i ii vi w ni l i.
Tl-e "I" i! e! C e late S' . 'do II
Knderb.M w . -v. i,-d mil i.,-
.!te Ml .w . IH t'w W he'd at t h.
S.dd'ets II,."', at 1 " e o. k S'Hid .v
f',n !''?..' lilt- ' " tM il'' I '-e bud fo'
lowed ri the Heme c.-:i,. ten The
fiilli" . tte-.de.t bv meni' ers ,
the l,cn!Uc lodite if 1 h. I . itv ,(t.
t m m'ul 'in ttxr erv liuur, -o!'
'llic fetal offer I vie were tuiir.ero'.:
a'ul b, rt iitlul.
f
WASIIIXdTd.S. Ii. C. June .
I'... Cliiirl.-s I.. Sai. tli was 4"
l;.:;l I'iil.irtl.ty i.;.w.inli'i ioat- 4
tiiit. r at Asa. tl. K. Haki'r,
lur;. i. r luisl iii.u ti-r lli.-r.', r'- 4h
iiifini'il. 4
I
4-
iMH-i'idt stu ni:
yi AICTCK UK A ( i:TI lV
And I'tmniei' Tih!ii Than W lien lv
U ni 'ofnie pci h's Iti ilU-i-;
I h i.:
1 h news that he Wolf Hopper
had been eimaed lo'spend an entire
vear nl the Triatu;'e Kine Arts studio
inakiiiK pictures under the supervis
ion of I). W. CriMith, brought joy to
every lover of the reen alt.
Hopper today is the most famous
coined) in of the American stan;.', and
desei.edly no. fur he today possessen
even Kreater urtndh ability and draw
ini; capa ily than in his ha'cyon days
of enmic opera Mardnm a couple of
de idea ami.
Hopper was burn in New York in
! V. x, an d w ar. a prolate of I Ion.
J os i ph II. Clio tie. l ormei Ambassa
dor to Knrbind. 1 1 w ent on the
staue in s's, in "(lur Moys." His
I i i st New York apie a rame a year
later way at .la. k Hnv.-nev's Theater.
A mo UK the famous impersonal ions
of his early das were chanr ter role.
in "Hazel K ii k. " and "May lllos-
'ihen he enter,. J ,,e r -1 1 of op.T
ilt;L : i : i I mil deal coi:i'il', became a
siar at Ihe Mroadw.iv TbeaMr in
I s:o', and then Immediately followed
the loin; iha'ti of hi comic opera
ii 'i-.-s These im lu led "Warn;.'
' I 'a u ja ndi inn," " K! Ca idt;'m." "The
Chai latan." Mr. 1'ickwick," Happy
land." and "A Matinee idol." For
the hist lour vents he lias been the
br Cut putn ular .--tar of the Cilhert
ami SmMiv mi revivals under Ihe di
iicfion ol ihe Shuberts and William
A. Mraily.
He Wolf Hopper will he seen at
ihe Xntb-r's Thealer Tut s lay and
W'e.hn sda v . in his fir d photoplay
produ. t ion. " I bin Quixote."
I II I I Ml M I SI II IH.
1 ! . K Mtilchl'ii Id. of Ihe Hout'las
Co. I .ii:h( ,v Waler Co.. Saturday
colilideted the ' ii s t a 1 1 a t ; on of a new
liltcnr al tlie Winchester plant. The
hit. rer ha a ap.icitv of .".uu.nuii
radons and b st rii l! nuniern.
WHiM, Mlti't (.M l' Ml lti:.
.la le 1 1 Tim. a w -!! k now n I'atnas
Valh- ram h.-r and stu k ra's r. l.it
Kridav t : .hi M lo ltos-diur five
si bs nf ' i d v. ru.bint: a (ol il tf
n.'iiii i. The wool was brought
hi re on tl' .iler aha died to Mr
I ii-nn s an'o'iiobile. 'I he t rip w as
made without imi.h nt. and n diiii
en' t y was em mintered in cliiubin
the st, ep crad.es.
i iistma ,ti;i: . mi.ii.
Elbeit Hubbard
SAID:
ADVKRTISING is the clm-ation of tlie public
as to win, vou arc, whore you aie, ami wliat you
l'.ive to otV'-r ill the way of skill, talent or com
modity The only ni:.u who should not ad eitise
is the man who has nothing to offer the world in
the av of eoiiiiu.Hlit v or service.
AUVtKTlMC AND YOULL DO Ti BUSINESS
77k' Review is the place for the ad
1
I'sttr Ddvis, Spf(idl Agent for Gov. W.lhy
comb?, Returned from Ittllsboro Sdtur
ddy - Report Was filed
KM-KM, -lune 1 !. Ai ting aa Hpoc
lal anent for Covernor Withytomhe,
Letter Davis, Salem neAspaneruian.
return d to t'aleui yesterday from
Washington County, whero tit. uiadt
an imiuiry into the movenients of a
prominent resident of that county,
simpieted ol having slain Mrs. Helen
.lennine,j, sisler ol Mrs. .lames Wil
son, of tliis Wt. and Kred Kistniiin,
Portland chauffeur, near Tualatin
last month.
Mr. Mavis made, a confidential re
port on the icsiilt of his investi;.!
tion c-ovorinn a period of twelve days
to the governor yesterday, in which
he said he was convinced that tlu
man under suspicion was not guilty.
The (lovernor assigned Mr. Mavis to
the case upon solirilal Ion of Wash
ington County residents who declared
they had clews which uused them to
believe that tin man under scrutiny
knew Bomething of the double niur
dor,
"My Inquiry was f ntirely apart
from that being prosecuted hy tin
Portland and Washington County au
thorities," said Mr. Davis, "and in
no way intended to intimatp that th
work of the regularly constituted of
ficers was unsatisfactory to the (lov
ernor or those who had askod for a
separate f n vest i gat ion. The man
whom I traced as to his movement
at the time the crime was committed
was one the authorities had not in
vt-stigr.ted and had I found anything
to implicate him, it was the in ten
Hon to turn the information over to
the authorities at once for their bene
fit. I did not make any inquiry into
what, connection Hen net t Thompson
the ox-convict, nw under arrest at
Hillsboro for the crime, might have
wii h t he erljne. Kroin all ! could
gather the man I investigated Is in
nocent of the crime."
Kol lowing the conclusion of his
probe into the cae, Mr. Mavis ap
peared before the Washington County
irnmd .furv al Hillsboro thin week in
behalf of the (lovernor at the roi;uet
of District Attorney Tongue and gave
them the data he had collected.
This Mm Caa Reid the
I Finest Print
; 1 ut only hy the expenditure of a
I va-t amount of nerve energy.
! The mere fact that you can see
plainly does not always indicate that
you do not need glasses. Very manv
li ople unconsciously Rtrain their
eves and tlie result is usually head
aches, twitching of the eyelids, ner
i v o us ues s and ot her physical di
. order.
1 f you suffer from any of these
t roiib'. s. make sure that your eyes
are not at fault. A competent Op
toinetrist can readily determine this
A. S. HUEY
0,iti..li.'t.ist.
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1KU KAXiiLS iV OSE
: Most Popul ar RanTlji
All America
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DEM0NST1AT10M
THIS WEEK
By ALCAZAR Woman Demonstrator
COME IN and let her show ym ihe mm, simple and perfect
Coal and Gas Range made. Two Complete KanKes in One.
iZ. oven ,. usr-J louh.r (-,rl or twh ci to u,l .1 llw,-.
,r. wilhoul i.m.nn, or rrplacng . ! P"t Singly Pull
or Pu.h - L.v.r" nj ovrn . t-ly m "' Can , b. beal tor
Comlort, Cunvenrem:. nd Kr-onomy. Ai, i-ir V'i. KuuM.
A Duplex Alcazar it the Range for your Home.
A UKful Souvenir FKK E for .he L.J..-S allrnjinfr
A. .1. I. ilh. it'll & Son. Com
plete House l--ilrtii.-;ln'rs.
.All eoffee value, no excessive pa.'k-
aRe eost. No ehtifr. no dust, no ex-
pensive profits. The result, the lnfjii-
est ura.le i-offce for a nieiliuiii ptl.e.
C'all fur P. S. ('. roffee at the IVo-
ple's Supplv Co.
Always Welcome Refreshment
at any function from an after
noon tea to n taiRe entertain
ment or dam e is a plate of our
ice cream. It is thui uuhlv jc-.
freshing and delicious. It is
tlie Ideal de-sert as well as tlie
most perfect of all offerings at
the largest allair. It tikes
only one trial to prove it.
Douglas County
Public Auction
SATURDAY, JUNE 24, '16
At My Farm, 2fe Miles South of
YONCALLA, OREGON
I will sell at aui !iiin the fnllmvlnK ,1, si-, ii.,l property: My
entire dairy ln-nl. consiHtmR of e ht It. ad of registered rows and
heifers of various anes; one reins!.',-, d hull 4 years n'.il, said to be
the largest .lersey hull In Oregon. Kilti-n head of hkh Rrade cows
and heifers. This held is the result of sex en. 1 years or careful
breediiiK and has reached the stay.,, of high class efficiency In pro
duction of milk and butterfat.
I'lve broke horses, iii.-ludini; one hay mare, weight 12.".0
pounds; one bay mare, l.",.... pounds: one gray mare. 1:',..0 pounds,
with sucking colt; one gray mare, i:;-,o pout. .Is. with sucking colt;'
one hay gelding. 12m, pounds; also the filinK hroke horses!
One bay gelding. 4 years o'd; one ly K..,UuK :! years old; one bay
gelding 2 years old; one gray mate :; years old.
One registered-Poland China boar. X years ,,,; ,wo reglstl.reil
l'oland China sons; one O. I. C. h.ood sow; nine shoals, weight
about 60 pounds; about 70 head of e, s and some lambs, About
ion chickens.
All farming implement?; binder, mower, rake, plows,
harrows, one 3' Bain wagon, one 3'j wagon, one cart,
one set of blacksmith tools, other small tools, one
"Blizzard" corn cutter good as new. 8-horsepower
"New Way" gas engine mounted on trucks with wood
saw in connection, one grain chopper "Hero" No. 4, one
"Sharpies" cream separator No. (5, two sets of work
harness, one single harness.
Terms: All sales of flu or lev,. n,.,. ,..,., ,,,, fc
c.u.d s.-citritv. at i ,...nt int. rest. il. i ,.,;,, tith., ov,.r , ,
ale utarts at 1.1a.m.
Free lunch. Come and have a good time, even if you
don't want to buy.
J.J. LONG, Prop.
WM. HELLIWELL, Auctioneer.
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AX.NOVXCKMEXT.
To ftnv one de8rous of enf.Bglag
n t)e 1)lanlng mln or manufacturing
business, I will offer a one-half In-
tetest In. my nusineas, wun or wim
out real estate. W. L. nyslnger.
Tin-:
Creamery
Roseburg,
Oregon.