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Newspaper Page TextPAGE (IX 3 After Every Kleal BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY Visit SUter H're Mis.-s t'lvri-m; and K-th'-r Kr-f lean, iw in sit rs uf Mr . f'rp?(or. 'I urnnll. arm oil h-re ia'- 'U'tii:it flora CorvaUis Thy fopt'd 'r pa several di.) ii'-n-, t-n joyinij ;i to ?' "i ur ation. Tiiiilwnnan (allcxl lir u A. lv LTn, h-.ii rru'-r ir the clu.-ir'atiofi of th? riiilroic laijfls for the tin v -i ninftJl I-n'i f in?, ift .'-r I'orUrncl Tbi momms-nfl-r bins calif-'i honu- to t.nfn with a sptM-ia! ottn cr t-nt .ore Iron Washington. It in it: met! ins has pomrtkiuiz to do w .t :. t ue conti ruiatifiri of tit- ia i! k ;i t ion wnu h w ;n r -nt ';. on!-r-: po.stonei. Air. l.ttv f-n w;t hr for fevernl diivs to in-.t;Mt. ;-. nuiiihcr of rasf of ull'-ct.-d unlaw ful procurement nf tirnb-:" from t hi land by hoii'it-adcih. William Weekly Ilt-r William Week ly. on ' th h--' know n road buibl-T.- in 'oo.- ( 'otin ty, arri ed here last ev i:iri f ron. Marsiiffpld to sjteni a few da look ing after birjine" matters. Mr Weekly h (fuite well known li-re uhere tie has vetted previoiir.y Ortly a few months jio he vniuU-.-C. u new road In Camas Valley, and hit work was ery i-ati-f-i' t"ry t the county. Known In KM'l(iiry J. (i. MeUonaid, a travelint; man for the lilake-M( Kail t'ai-ei Company, of Portland, who ha h-ei, loHt in the vicinity of Newton foi eveml dayH, if aid to he uite :. known in this vicinity. His .! and a number of friend are at prr ent at Newport, where the) are con ducting a Hearth for the m ; n;: man. Taken Over Hihnii) S. C. liartruiri, of Kon'-burt,'. and ot her forest mi per v isor. w ho spent i:int week in 1'oitland attending the annual convention o( forest ranp"i were taken for a dtdightf ul auto mobile drive over the Coin m U:t li ver Highway on Htm day. Thev aNo United the fih hatchery a' Itonnnville, an well a ot hr point of interest. SmmJii Ayent Hei-e Maurice Coturri. ."pedal aiu-nt foi the Southern Pacific Company, ai rled here last enin from f.i.mt PasB and Med ford, u here he s, ttie paM few day looking after biiKiness matters. .Mr. Cotnn - tnrday earcheil several trains ra- tug lhrouli (IrantH I'ass in hopt- o; locating the men suspected fit rnb bine t lie vault in the court turn y here early Monday. H in the opin ion of Mr. Coturii that the no ti ir sponsible for the rob be i y a I iir lit I from the t rain somew m-i e hei w ;i lloseburg andMJnints At la-i they were not aboard l'ie Irani w be i it arrived there. I'nwnuer Agent Hen V. H. Jenkins, t raw-ling p.t.-"en j er agent for the Southern l,i.in j Cfoopany, arrived here late but e filing from p.)int.-i in houthrr i Oregon, w here he spent tin- paM couple of days. Mr. Jenkin. sa . t hioiiKh passenger traffic is unus ually heavy this winter and l.os geles is entei taini tig 11101 e tour i't j I han ever befoi e. II- be)ie is t In - , is due to the tat that many ot thn-e who previously spent tln'ir utnter aiooiid are now cuin''iled ! i.-in.nn' In the Tutted States I.e. !!.. Kuiopeau war. , f rank I'tMile I niiro ing l-Vank I'oole, a lot ,d nou! caiili, who nndeitt.-nt an op ration t"i ai peiididti- Hcentl at Merr y ho-pil.t . ei nii a Ion t: ,ir : -1 a I or 1 1 , a- -cording to the attending ph -i ia:i He w ill ptohably be able to :eav I in- hospital and lenun to In hnnw late in the piesent we-k. Itelurns Aie Keeiiel 'oil tiiy S- liool Super i n( ..nib-tj ( i C. Hrow n .si ated t h i mr, r ; ,i be bad re eiv t-d i-nt.- a iihinIh i o- returns from t rpeMllii! toiil.-f-l day. The t.--i! be pte;tllteil b the n-'vl f.-w d. irm pnbl--bed i d i " ' m i ! - - n b 11 If held 1. -1 All CHILDREN LOVE "SYRUP Of fIGS" FOR LIVER AND BOWKS .e II When I rV.-iMi, ( To, loliou-. l or Had d'alh .0 Smi Molu.i. b. Look ;ir t .. , o-.t- .1. 11 I-' a -uit II oil's ti !; 1 A K' nib-. 11.. - ti -1 r . Olir hen 1 di.r-Hti f so latlv. e.t , t. I r.-atli b I .... - tt.roai. dt.H-i i f-a vj li'ul n' - i It-." and in a few OII-tipateii tt .'.rid Miur :.ui- r.I i lit I !o bow fit. w ! "if you have a w- ;! j . il Von iter .( n"( 1 0,1 v -1 i take t ttis b;tl rni ! ! i, l H'.ey .ve Its ij- !h bius t ,- . li 1 wa v s make. 1 h.-m re. 1 c Ask your drunt r--r a " . I b- of California S. 1 m- "' 1 : w h i h has li i e t wi fur b,i !o. t '!",: fen of ;i II in-' h a n I '01 1 ...'.- 1 plallih on the bonle !: vs,.;,. Olllltel f.-llH MMd b-(. I o b- -u:'- y oil get the genuine. .,- i. r.i I'M it in made bv ' I'alilio 11 1.1 f ig .- o -i p Company " lieft any of; -r k.n 1 with iotileinpt. i Ad ) ItfUrnti urn At (irantl i oll'-v- n.'j were ye-tt-rdy'.i rf ? s tranohji at the '.rand Hot!: H. Moo; e, S.'i'e.'i. . u A . l-over en. Portland: In.-via Wion. Mvrtle Creek; Jaon Rut. Hiddle: T. K. Hat:-, a n t v. iTe. Peoria; I.esier Si ill. Sea t ' 1 e ; V . P- P a i t o n and n i! e . dlendal-. V. il. Woo1fieid. f'a:na V,ni-v. Co Frai.ie. Ten Mile. Kd. S( - : a rT. ' a r; or. . i ' !; ". K K u rt Hid w Hi ai.t.- Pis-; .1. K. I.ioig. Vo.-aKa: W . L. (Iran's l',i-v; Mr -. W i V. rtde. lia;n: U. J. Kan-ri-y. i - l.awren'-e. W. (1. Turneli. P. I). Piiik'Tton. .Mr-. . A. Tei-i-ine A K Kv.-rton. W. Tried p.rown-teiu K. T. t.reen. P. K Muilaney, . ( . (inv-'iy. W. t M-d:ey. Ji. K. iM.id. P. 11. Tynan. A. T. Monan. A- W. Kln.er. M. Cot urri. !i. K. "eat-h, K. V.V.gbt. W. V. Andetson. H. K. Wilde, Portland. U'tn. Weekley. ... P.. Hftirifun, Myr tle Point. ' j rl K. Hurkett and wJ.V. lioisnle peri-.n. i'orrae (iro.e. St bilivt ('lict)bii- f .-! den is of Non h pLosebn i g re port -i i his tjtorning t:ia.t one a rnituher of circulars warning t be Aorkers au.iin.-t en-ourairii; war be-twet-n tin: !"r:ited .State- an 1 ier maiiy were distributed in mat sec tion of the i i - I a .-1 n i v b ; . The c i r 'uiars are .--aid Id be deiamatory in t heir n at ure and 4 1 e being circu lated witfi a view 01 humiliating ihe (lOveriiiiient in the preeia crisis. Ptiiin Not IM-iletl She 1 iff ;-oi ge equine -.tated t !ti. ui'ft ni:ig t hat he had it -a i d not bing dur ing the past couple of day s re garding the w hereaiHturs of Kobert li in ns. the Vff-t Kosermrg rancher, who disappeared from lie re about a week ago undei my-terious irn in stances. It i-, the opinirm of the Mieriff that Hums is enroute to Alas ka or soiiu other distant count ry. where he intends to make his hoinu Neither the sheriff nor the other lo cal officers put any stock in the con tention thai Mr. Hums com 111 it ted Miicide w hile temporarily deranged' Will Install Officer. At tht regular meeting of the Kosebiira Moose lodge to be held on net Monday -v.-ning officer-; will be installed foi the present year The ' nst a Hation 1 ej e monies he iol- iowed t) ,1 banquet and .-orial hour Noting Man linpioing Krne-t P.a rn 11 in, who some time a go underwent an ope rat inn foi 1! I e mo vat or d 1 e;(M-d bone r 1 om botii of his les. is rerovenng iit the home -f his sister. Mr,-,. Henry Parrel.., The young man is now aide 10 ge about the h Mi-e with the aid ol crutches and will probably be able to iit the business di.-t ri.-t w it li in the next few weeks'. P.Mf TbriHigli Hit .f oe K eiier. state pa 1 o e o f 1 e r . p.t.-.!-ed through Post-burg Moniiay af lernoen euiottte bai k to Saleni after a lew days sjx'iit in California on ot tiiial biiirie-?- He was aicompanteu ! two parole violators who are be tn g ret 11 1 tied to the penile 1, 1 iai a' .-'alein to e vm out the remainder in their terms. Mr. Keller is quite weh Known in Pose bin u . w here he has v lMted on svei al on a si on-, during I be past lew years. PreHttilig lo oi- Tb i 00 in 1 11 tiie Hon wr build in whi'ii was toimei'y oriii;ded ! the l.e.ol.-r. ts 'icing renn ate. I and ot bei a i-M i Hi j' 1 o t-.l pi -par at or y t ' b.-ini; o. : u;ied by t Ite I'abe e ol Sw . ! s. It w III obabl be t w o 01 thrt weeks ftelore the Hlack Proth j er- w:H te able to tM.:i, their new j quarters. how eVi-r, lor the i-ejMin! that 1,'if conleui pla led l tli pn tx e : 1;. nt- j A 111 be quite etesle. I I rial on Wednesdnv I be trial ot Kdw.ud Noah, who t!iaig''d wiili lomrnittini; a.i.m'i and ha't.-M 1, It the pt'iM ii of btotliei . .lake Noah. Will be ii.dd In .IiiMiu ol t ":e pea- I. II Piddle s out t :U ! " o i lo. n toluol ioi, liiorntllJ The ;i,' wa- it-i ens liinirniig arm I- ' o.-.po. d of tUf loiluw ing w el : t n- h C.,i"os Pa-:e S .uixa.n P.-rl Holi.o-v P nd C '. Mun-nn Th- 0- o. . -i-r.-d la-' Pi ,dax No ,;. i.oa ..M Sout 1 t ill ave H0-.pit.1l- -H l Riddle . Ge-ins I p,, , . . .. ,. He turn to Ki-4-burg j ! Mr. and .Mrs. S. C. Barlrum. who spent the past few days at Port-j Maud attending a meeting of forest-1 feis, will return here tomorrow, ac-f ! cording to letters received from Mr. i jp..rtriiui this morning. Mr. Hart-; ; r 1 m was one of the chief si-eakers at the convention, ha vine: delivered ! two different tatks. j A'ceptMii 'o-,itiiKi at Kiih- j I Mis Irvin, of Newport, who ar-1 1 ri'.e.J here several days ago. has ac j c-pt-d a position at the Hose con-: j fef t mne i y store. Miss Helen Klee ' nor. who was forn;erly employed , r:iere, has resumed hei old position. . t Will ftetuin 'loni-hi j V.'. V.'. Husli, organier for the Na- : ' tional lied Cross, will return this j evening to Salem,, where he Is schfd- I uled to speak at a patriotic rally1 tomorrow. j Will Adjll-t Hie ly.i j T. c. Shanklin. of Portland, pass-1 j ed through here this mom-fig for ; j Myrtle Creek, where he will adjust j tiie fire loss on tr.e property of Mrs Anna .1. Smith. The fire occurred' (several days ago and was caused by a defer-live flue burning out. Will Fill Vacancy Mi-s Mabel Miller has been em-! ployed at the real estate office of ' Kb e and Kb e for a few davs to take j the place ol Miss Frunron Alley, who, j is unable to fill her duties on ar-, j count of illness, j Sc--U i Hi Hand 1 County S.-hool Superintendent O. C. itrown reported this morning that a considerable amount of seeds re cently received here from P. S. Sena-' tor Har ry Lane were still on hand . and that t hey are available to any ; persons or .- liooi children w ho wish j them, in view of the movement he-j in started to make more gardens, j an opportunity is presented to se- j (lire seeds by merely calling fort them. T b ey a re a m on g the very j best, being supplier! by the He part- merit of Agriculture. Kct in ned I'umi nliforiiiji j Mrs. It. I". Shields, who had hern' isiting at Oakland. Calif., and other: poi nts in that vicinity . ret ur ned here Sunday afternoon. She was. visiting with her daughter. Mis. ). j K Mtrnei. who has been located at ; that for some time. Mrs. Shields: was ab.-erit about three weeks. Mrs. O. I,. Willis, of Kid lle. re- j turned home lest evening after a few lays spent here. j Ceo. A. Crane vesteiday in the business matters, of Melrose, spent ity looking alter K. 1 1. Copper, of Salem, arrived j here evening to spend a few ; lav s w it b friends. j H It. Co. of Grants Pas-, ariived !'eie ;,st evening to spend a couple j of days on business, j 1. C. Ib.we'.l. or Oakland. a a biisine-s isitor in the city for a I evv hour s last evening. 1 G. I!. Hai 1 ifain, of Myrtle Point, ! arrived beie last evening to Kend , t few day s w ith friends. i Mr. and Mrs. .lames Harrison, of Portland, have arrived here to spend: a few day s w 11 h friends. j I .! Lone, of Yoncalla. spent liisl ! night in Koeburg looking aftei 1 variou. business matter-. ! Mr-. Iloiiio' Campbell, who had ( be,.n to Hire Hill a few days, re- ! turned home last evening. ; Mis ). A. Lasswell b-ft for Port-' land this morning, w here she w ii M-it f.j- the next tew days. Mui r;l Payne returned home to : Voin alia t bis morning after spend- I ine n.e pa-t few days here. I I a I obi Waterman, of pot t land. '. lias at lived iieie to spend a few daysj looking after busine-s affairs. j Mis. W. G. Wade, of I tiain. -pent ia-t night 111 Kosehurg. She was j ieiM--,.ed at the Grand Hotel. ; 1 V. II oodtieid. of Camas Val j ley . a 1 rived 'Here la-t evening to ! -pend a lew days on lni-ines-s. j Mrs. K.I Kiddle, who had been ; lien- on a tew days' viMt Irorn Kid- ! b r ur ned home last evening, i C Kulisch, of Lugene, arrived j her e lasl ev en illg to spend a lew ; d a s look m g after busine-s matters ! Mi and Mis .lames IJadabaimii, Po't.,nd. anived here last '-Vt-n I n:g to -pen.! a tew day with frieiuN. I I ' a 1 d St ew art. ot Canyon v i ih, . k t r , v . i !,!. Iat evt ning to sp. nd a tew das 'ookitig alter lnhimr mat- : Mi-- .Ma: :e Stati.-. f Portland. : ft . ; lei ).. loin:.' a-t evening a fie a day - .-nt in IJosebui on f.;r-u-Ms ij t McCornihk. o: si I Hei.-i., ari.ved Hi Ko- burg last , ' eriin g . pa--.- a tw day.- witli Mis T t,,rrv. of West Fork, re ' ' 1 ' ne-1 1 il ,..m- la-t e eniiig af- " i - ! - a --a dav w ;t b U lends '.I . 'U ! K'' -.r; i-'ih, of T.o oma, l' ' ' ' ; i ! ' V 'd Ml' Ko-eblll Jt III i" ' ' '.v .s.iv - lo.tk;ng alter btisi 1 : 1 ' ' ! o ' ;i i; ge . nt 1 lak land. 1 ' ' ' i I.' : i.'-f e . en. lit' i. ;end ' ' '1 I w a- regvrted at the -' ,.! bti 1 oi! til v com mis ' ' ' : lo h;- lion:e at Suth- ; ' - :' " ! r "i' ' '' a ft ci a day spent v M I 1 i:n.-v for Ore- ' ' ' 1 t 1 ,ii 11 borne t bis ,: '' - ' ; ' " 'l'ie of week- '""!-: "' I .l.iugbter. Miss i;" ' -'i:in.-d to lie, j- home at ' : ! thin u,o! 11 in? after a u ., :. or u s g em j C. W. Wharton and C. M. Heimet spent the day at IdMard on a busi-ne-s trip. -Miss Kva 'ii.-on came over from Wilbur this morning to spend the day in the city. H. R. Kleecer arrived this morn ing from Portland on a business trip of a few day s. Hoy Porter and Monroe Porter, of Ten Mile, ate visitor.-? in the city for a few day?-. Mrs. W. K. Kurtz, of Grants Pass, left for her .home this morning af ter a day spent here. K. K. Pa Prie and wife, of Car den Valley, armed here this morn ing the day with friends, f riendf. K. S. Wallace returned from Port land this morning, w here he had been to attend the forest supervis ors' convention. M. 1,. Webb, deputy county asses sor, left for Oakland and vicinity this morning, w here he will inter view the taxpayers during the next several davs. v4 OmAROmAR Lvcn Each signal for an Omar is a signal for aroma delightful aroma, full of smoothness and aroma-thrill I Aroma makes a cigarette they've told you that for years. And Omar ' aroma. It is the perfect Turkish blend the triumph of rich Turk ish, and ripe accentuating leaves. Also Omaromar spells aroma. Even the words blend. CIGARETTES "Smoke Omar ao for ...- . T 7 v ... The Flavor Lasts Continued from First Page, Sec. 2.) for the house detective, scenting a catch, challenged the right of the diners, and the banquet was set aside until the house manager wan called. Then the whole affair was aire(l, for when the blame was saddled on S. C. Hartrurn the bottles were empty except for the joke they carried to all except those " in on the deal." Topics of vital interest to the for est service were touched upon by George H. Cecil, district supervisor; S. C. Hartrurn and Chief Forester Graves. K. Harnes was toast master. Most of the evening was devoted to comic lantern cartoons, revealing the foresters as their friends see them. The burlesque quartet with E. Harnes. H. M. Hale. K. L. Kromme and C. C. Reed was the big hit of the program. Cruelty of the present methods of trapping, where the catches are left for several days before the visit of the owner of the traps, came in for a round scoring at tne hands of S. C. tiie uords Blend for Aroma" 1 Hartrurn, at the business session. He discussed ti talk given by Carl D. Shoemaker, on "development and Protection of Game and Kish Re sources of Oregon." Mr. Shoe- j maker's talk was rather short, as he j felt indisposed. j "The protection of our game was . started by individuals, then taken up -by local clubs, and finally by an (amalgamated organization in the I form of the Sportsmen's League," .said Mr. Hartrurn, in his discussion of the evolution of the game situa tion in the past 25 years. "Licenses were first advocated by ;tne sportsmen's themselves," be con- Where will you find the equal of this car at its price? Take the Item of room. The new Mitchell Jr. flv passenger light six lb a car of 12-J-rnch wheel base. This Is five Inches longer than most other light stxs. This extra wheel base Is put Into extra leg room in front and rear. It also enables us to make wider aents without disturbing the harmony cf appearance. FEHTBH FXXXD BT SEAT. The Mitctiell body !s not only a dou ble cowl pure steam Hue body of un questioned beauty but we are adding to Us attractiveness by firing the finish by heat In large ovens con structed for that purpose. LOHO SPKQfOS MAXE HAWT BID XVQ. Our long wheel base enables us to give you an extra long- cantilever sprinp 60 Inch In the Mitchell Jr. ?.n.d .5-..Incli ln tJl seven-passenger Ailtcnell, EXTRA DBXTXSra COlCTOXT. The new Mitchell Is the acme of tasy driving. The ear shifitng Is ac complished with little effort. The charffce nt rnh.le with but a movement of a few Inches of the shifting lever. Our steering gear is full worm tvpe and irreversible. ( ur nicerlng knuckles are carried on ball bearings. A XEKASX1SLB FOWIK PLAMT. ln ttie Mttcbell we are giving you an economical, efficient power plant The Mitchf-tl engine Is an I. head en gine with all pans enclosed and run ring in oil. The electric equipment Is two unit type and gear driven. UHUSTTAI, EQUIPMENT. Mitchell cars are not onlv e-julpe4 with one-man top, clear vis'jn lr.i Meld, but they oarry reversible nsad lunipi. power tire pumps and the !: ' The Mitchell is really completilv equipped. XEGAJftSIHO PEXFORMAVni. This Is our hlh card. If vou wish to know how the Mitchell will pull bow slow it win idle on high gear and how It KHKl.S. Just call on ua aid let us put it, through Its paces. J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles CKm0OhCOiCHChC The old (Quotation fits the New Clothes Variety's the Spice of Life Might have been written to describe the varied array of models we're showing this Spring. There npvpr was a season wli-i, individual taste found such prompt fulfillment as now. If your ideas run to belted ef f.cts, we have them all the way from the belt all around, down to the belt that's the merest strip across the back. If your preferences are for plain, tight-fitting clothes, we have nobby models galore that will fit you and please you. Nobby Mixtures. Smart Stripes. Under plaids and Overplaids $15.00 to $35.00 New arrhals in Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Shirts. Have You Seen our New Ties? Just receive J a swell, new line of the very latest ties 3d Itinued. "That was about 10 years jago. What we want now is co-operation between the Pish and Game Commission, Forest Service, Slate ! Board of Foresters and the Oregon. ' Sportsmen's League. I "Mr. Finley has done a work of incalculable value for the wild life of the state with the films that we have ; viewed today. The w ild life of this i state is worth more than Jo.oi'O.OiiO, j and it is up to us to conserve it." j If you have something to sell, to j trade, to rent, or have lost something lor found something, use a Want Adv. 4 in The Review. SIXES Junior 2 and 5 Passenger 120 Inch wheel base; 40 h.p. motor 3 !xS ; 50 Inch can tilever springs. $1150 Factory Both cars uphol stered in leather and are completely e-juipped. including power tlri pump. Seven Passenger 12" inch whel ba.e. 48 b. p. motor 8 S 10 ; 52 Ihch can tilever s p r 1 n g b; $1460 Factarr Also built In 3 and S-panNenfftr Hoa.1- StTH. ?dii'l Models. This car carries 31 extra features. XUpalr Stock carried tn Portland by Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Co.