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Entered at Koseburg, Oregon, poslofTlce as second -clans matter
Ottlce, Itevlew Building, Z- North Jackson Street.
fcl'HSCKIITION lUTUM:
Dally, by mall, per year
Dally, by currier, per month .
Daily, by carrier, per week
Twice-a-week, per year
Twice-a-wock, al months
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KXPKIiTS OITOSK KOOSKVKLT DIVISION.
CONFETTI BATTLE
SATICDAV NMillT WITVKSsl ll :. J. X. MCO.Wll.l. IHI II AT
tiik ( uist: ok tiii: most sir.
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m i ll in itosKin it; tiioi .
samis tiiiium. ntiikkts.
DALLAS I.ATK SATl ItKAV I III..
Uiivivii ax ii.lxkss or Mom:
THAN SIX .MONTHS I- I'X l-.liAI.
IIVLK THIS AI"n:lt.VHX.
BAND CONCfRT WAS PLEASING PRESIDED OVtR CHURCH HERE
I LtM-iil llii..ine.. Men llii-lai-eil the
Cut'iiivjil Just (iiM'l Wiik the
I .Most rrn.itilhle One In the
History aif the t ll.
Iter. Mi Council Whs One ol the IU1
kimuii Ministers in Oregon, mid
Had Many l-'riends In Itose
lilir mill ii-iiiily.
A jrrpiit ninny people have liter, womb-ring why the .so-uilk'd I
HtKisuvfll division tir volunteer uni.y is nut to lie .sent tit once to I
the battle lines in northern France. Ilrielly stated, it is because
the experts from France and F.nKland who lately came to this
country for a war conference advised against such an expedition.
From bitter experience those countries have learned that it is
worse than useless tJ send men to the front in the present terrible
warfare until they are thoroughly drilled by military men of long
. . ...... ... . ... ....... ... ... . v iim con in have lieen u more fit- A telegram wan received hi rn Sun
ny rresmeni v lison last naturoay. lie sum. ning climax to a strawberry rarnivul day tilliin; of I lie deal h of itev. J x
"I shall not avail myself, at any rate at the present stage if iii.ui the coin.tti baiiie which raced .VieCunneii. who died at tlie home oi
the war, of the authorization conferred bv the act to organize,'" ""' l"''"''" district here from 7' his sen. Howard Met'onneii, hi imi-
v..l,m1,.or .livwinrw To li. so u oi.1,1 sLi-ion'sl v i nt ..i f ... u-ith tt.t- u '"' k '"fday night? In las. lain Saturday night. The luiieral
. ' ' , . " . ' .. .' . Hi" language ot Hie visitors
carrying out oi inecniei aim nmsi iniiiieuiaieiy inipniiatii purpose ; f, ;itnie ot the carnival was an event
contemplated iTy this legislation, the prompt creation and early I that will he lone re inhered i,
use of an ell'ective armv, and would contribute practically nothing I 'hu participated. The streets
to the ellective strength of the armies now engaged against
many. ... . ',ml m,ft unpleasant incident occurred
"I understand that the section of this act which authorizes 'to mar tin- pleasure of those w ho
the creation of volunteer divisions, in addition to the draft, wtis ! J"11"''1 ln ""' 1,1,1 Utiwdyism aa
...ided with a view of providing an independent command for Jlr.!"'""""! by ul,M;"''
t...,.t....,l A ;..; ti,..i ,;i;...... i ; ... I "'PHlHiii.-d by a more elevating class
l.lllli.l, I Lll, Oll.l stk luS llll.t I I I I I I t . t I ,111111. 'I I... (Ill ''I'I 'I I 1 1 1 I I I. .V III
use his line vigor and enthusiasm at the western front.
"It would be very agreeable to me to pay Mr. lioosevelt this
compliment and the allies the compliment of sending to their aid
one of our most distinguished public men anil ex-l'resitlent, who
has rendered many conspicuous public services and proved his
gallantry in many striking ways. Politically, too, it would no
It was a Imille royal
tioutii nave n very line enect anil maKe a prolouutl impression.
I Int this is not the time or the occasion for compliments or for any
action not calculated to contribute to the immediate success of I he
war. The business in hand now is undramatic, practical and of i
scientific deliiniteness and precision. I shall act with regard to it '
at every step and in every particular under expert and profession- ;
al advice front both sides of the water.
"That advice is that the men most needed are men of the aires
contemplated in the draft provision of the present bill, not men of i
the age and sort contemplated in the section which authorizes lite i
formation of volunteer units, ami (hat for the preliminary train-'
ing of the men who are to bo (halted we shall need all of'our ex- I
perienced officers.
"Mr. Koosevell told mo, when I had the pleasure of seeing
him a few weeks ago, that he umild wish to have associated with '
him some of the most ellective oil iters of the regular army, lie
named many of those whom he wiuld desire to have designated
for the service, and they were men who cannot possibly be spared i
from the too small force of olliccis at our command 1'iir the much !
more pressing and necessary duty of training regiil.tr troops to be
put into the field in France and llelgium as last as they can be
got ready.
"The first troops sent to France will be taken from the pres- '
en t forces of the regular army and will be under the command of '
trained soldiers only. The responsibility for the successful con
duct of our own part in this great war rests upon me. I could not
escape it if 1 would. I am too much interested in the cause we are
lighting for to be interested in anything but success. The issues !
involved are too immense lor me to take into eonsiileral ion any- '
thing whatever except the best, most ellective, most immediate '
means oi military action. Hat those means are 1 know from the
mouths of men who have seen war as it is now conducted, who
have no illusions, and to whom the whole grim matter is a matter
of business. 1 shall center my attention upon those means and let
everything else wait. I should be deeply to blame should I do other
wise,, whatever the argument of policy for a personal gratifica
tion or advantage."
W hen shown President Wilson's statement, Colonel Koosevell
declined to comment on the President's refusal of his oiler to raise
a volunteer army for immediate service in France, but expressed
keen interest in the news of Mr jor Ceneral Pershing's order to
lead an expeditionary force of regulars there. Ceneral Pershini'
is one of the few regular army ollicers Colonel Koosevell has often
mentioned as suitable to command the initial American overseas
lone.
ol amusement
a riot of fun
llesides the ci. ill. Ill buttle and at
tendant amusements, the carnival
visitors were entertained by a ron-
t held during the early t veiling at
armory. I bis concert was given
the l'urallis lirind, and the sev-
jthe
; by
eral nuuiliers were
Joyed. Wliat made
even more pleasing
anee of .Mrs. Ihiisv
I horouglily en- 1 rec
this attraction He
was the nipcur
lleeketi Middle-
thislwas held at Dallas this arternouu.
Itev. Mi-rouneU was pastor of the
local ( lirislian I'liuri h lor about live
years, and left here three yiars ago
for the Kast. lie remained there for
nearly a ye.tr when he returned to
Me.Minnville and aciepled the pastor
ship ot the rliiircli there. Itev. .Mc
Conneil sustained a stroke ol paraly
sis about six monlh.-i ago, and al
though everything possible whs done
to relieve his suliering, he continued
to grow weaker until Saturday, when
he died. He is survived by his wife
and two sons, Itev. Howard MrCiin
liell, ur Dallas, and Charles Met'on
neii, who Ihes at home. Itev. Mc
Coiuieli was a man of sterling char
acter tiiiil the news of his deatli was
ton, ol l.ugeiie, who tendered two
delii.-lillul sol. is. Mrs. Mldillelon has
a most pleasing voice and her rendi
tions were applauded liberally. A ! able to
jitney dance toliowed the concert. ' moot lis.
and Ibis. too. proe,l a great attrae- ! lioseliure
tved here with profound regret,
was about IS years of age. and
was a native of the Kast. Itev. Me
t'onneii was so well liked b the peo
ple of .Mi'Minnvilli. that he was able
to draw his salary regularly, regard
less of l he fact that he had not been
serve the church for six
It
is ;i matter ol vt nlcsoread i? rat t liral ion tlmt tl... e.,i'...-..,.i,..
movement failed on the measure for reducing the terms of school
directors to three years in districts of the first class. This will
give the patrons of any school district the power to smash any im
perialistic or machine rule of their school nllairs at any annual
school election. It was sin h conditions as have existed in Port
land. KoM-hurgand other places that caused the enactment of this
measure ami the law for the recall of school directors, and created
such a strong sentiment in their favor that not enough signers
conl. I he s.viired to invoke a reterendtim (hereon. These enact
ments very properly plan s the power in the hands of the people
to get rt. o! school dire, tors or Mipct inlemleiits whom thev do not
.on. o snail now imo the
board on .lime It; w hi, h ,j ,..i
ol trying to did ite to them
opportunity of electing a school
rotate . ttii the patrons instead
or ignore (heir pet i; ions.
.'t splemhd .show ing mad.' bv the t; ranges in Satnr
1 1 1. i ... I ... : i.i . . . .
iii.iintti iii.i. nn oi ne i ,i a uce r
"let-.;, loo. and at I led I cm not- t.. tl... ..o... i
.-s me present ear s "e.n'inoMal
sin uas. we may umi ein
That was
day's parade,
good roads Inn
due
storm ' has lasted
line w eather soon.
are
o or
POPULAR C0UP1E mi
MARRIED IN IMBURG
IAST SAIURDAY MGIil
t 'oili lug a ii i ill .i - ; , i ,. i .,
then- li .i n 1 1 ieniN I. 1 1 it . .. w . ,
dlll i --I. ; a.. I iner ii i ; ! .
Mamie Niirtt.eiiift mil II.m I'.o
peter, when (in) win- nil.:, I i, n,,,r
I'lage at the palsiin.ii-e el li.i W.ti e
lltSl l:plHCOl.ll llltllltl, Sll'.llll.g ,i
march on their tnnnei-iiit-- iii.iiii
and aciitKilulaltre atnl leioiiir tin tin
early train tor I'nttl.onl am! Si-inn
where they will visit until .1
when they will return to make tln-n
liome In this city.
The pretty ring ri-h-i i v.i-
performed by Itev. J. t'. spent ft, .i
7 R. m.. with nntv a few friend anil
relatives present. The bride wa"
(Imply attired In tasteful t run-ling
linn. I he Hour was in line condition,
the niusie was good, and the tripping
of Hie light lantastic cniiliniied until
midnight.
j AM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c nihonjeretl at limes by
tin- Itii-enletiinu weather that piv-talk-d,
the cii-inviil just closed was
! ploiiahi) tile inosl successful event of
its kind ever held in Koseliiug.
! Working in slriet co-operation Willi
;tlie tatiotls t'oiumiltees, John .
I inker, secretary of the executive
! committee of the caruu.il. had lllrt .
.details so well in hand that eery-t
tiling motcd like rlockivolk. Friction
Was absent I ll I'oug llollt the three,
u.i iii lesiivines, anil mere was
'mulling lacking which could possibly
; result in criticism. The cinei ul ami
painstaking manner In which the
many details of Hie carnival were
.handled was expressed by Harry
Heard, director of the t'orvallis
band, who said litis year's carnival
i eniiipai-e.i favorably with the events
staged by the larger and re iltt-
; ptirlunl towns ol Hie I'acilic Norlh
l west.
! The merchants, holds, restaurants
land other business establishments of
the city are well pleased with re-
suits, and pronounced the carnival
.the In st ever held In It iisesliu rg. in
j illustrating the effect of the carnival
upon business Pt.'iidlt ions it might be
Js.iul that in,, l iiipuua Hotel last aSl
urdai night concluded the banner
i week In the history of the bostlery.
jot her hotels and resolutions re
ported a similar rush, and notwith
standing the almost perfect arrange
ments that pr tied the event, a
, number of people were iiniil.le to b
, tain r.ioms Saturday night These
( -illfertun.ile beings passed the night
In the chairs In the lobbies of I lie
: hotels and on the benches in the
' Southern I'licil ic depot.
I A ciiro'ut survey of the merchants
here toilny indicates that there is no
, desire to do away with the annual
, c.iriiit al, and it will ptohiilily be
made it permanent event.
lule there is itlttsys more or le-s
speculation in holding curiiiv .iN, Hie
'event just closed here was a gran.)
success, and Mr. Talker and Ins co
workers are to I ongriitiil.itnl en
'" aimer ill which they handled
mi v.irunis details which
lo ii. .ike it Hi,, banner le
-n.n let- K. ...chin g
licgiv) i n leu ('jii-,1,,
Sin i i IT i,i-iine slale.l tins mm Mig
"in Ii" had riv,n,., wand trum
I'm II. Old to the effe. I tll.il Die reg.,.
'ration for Hie war eiii-tM lo
' t.ikei. hoi., on Juno ... will ic.i.'i
lies, bin ,; some time toiuolu.w The
- -hel iT le, cited several lalls fur the
ctiiN this morning. Hnil the i.ormi
c.'O t:..-1 in- H, ,. sun., were tol.l to to
HO tl to II. e office of Hie cellltv , l-i k
people who knew- Itev.
lift onnell best staled today that he
;was a person of affectionate disposi
tion, and a man who won the confi-
deuce of those with w hom he came
, in contact. He loved his ramily. and
it was ever his aim in life to help
those Willi Were II ii fur 111 llii I e. In his
: death Hie ITiriHtian Church of Ore
' gon hits lost one of its most capable
i pastors and a person w hose wotdly
I acts w ill stand out prominently til
the history u( that denomination In
. Oregon.
comhnici!
ni n i oi :,ii,.
. .i .i.i, it' i, i ,
ot. ol I n ,ii i
.ii. .la.lt III II,.-
1 1 ' I .. li.i
i. . i. ,1 .'I. I I,.
. .. i n. u loiis The bride
I Mn W. II. Ninth
.a. ? tt ii a popul.tr
H,i I eh. i lulise Min e ol
III
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i on
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o " 1 on ii e. i . ..in'i.11) oi i ii,. mug
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'"' OIL'S II.' ,s ;. . I.i l t, .1
'' '' Ol .-It . l. 3I..I 'It W lib It
'I'"" '' I I"' collide it ill . p, ,, ,.
wees - I 1 -1 1 1 ii K a ,,,, r p,mi, , t,,.
b. lore lelm ini.g bi re lo make
n loei e. whole II. ot are .Men, I, d
lo a li.. -t or 1 1 i. inls
llnitel Huhlllr is the se.iet of
sitiid health. lnlM ci,., c'c.ir .om
fiction . and Pr King's Ne l.te
1 ':1 ' O ' a I'llM gel.t'e l.ix.illt,.
Hi.it iegiil..tes the boiveli nil re
I'etes H-e i iinge-i, , I Intestmcs In re
no. : i- pin a, , u:iiul.it.l wastes
itliout gi l :ns '1 ake a p. II before
roMiim: a,,,; that heavy lie.nl. t.aI
lull n 114 fever I ni ills., np... i s
tie! IT. kinjs New Life I'i'is t
-.our diiiggrst, :.c.
from lintl.i eo.,l ...
ult of loft gray and worn a large lnmben, j..i,o 2i Vi3.
ii...
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' n VInii,,.. I;,,,. .:o,,,., ,,, i ;1 tF2a " '
d"'.. On- I'l.llilig alter sp. ndnig fci' (CY) '
croup
"'" " ' Pnnl tucalyptut Olnlmtnt
; toil, leu s , ' I J" fW rff??jt
I. he advertisers orver the best bar-
mi I'atrotuze Kevlcw advurtlitu.
IN ROSKURG SUNDAY;
f ALU D AS WITNESS
lollll lledilen
burg inereliant
neer resiilenls (
fiHlllty.' ai'ilve.i
to spend a eon:
prominent S.-ott?-ind
one of the pio
f N'ortiiern llongliis
here late last nighl
le of il iys on bnsi-
ncis. Incidentally, he appeared at
a witness today in the case of t II.
i:.'ker. ot Ash. vs. M. Wolff, et al.
of lies iitj. Mr. lleililen says- 'ii'itc
A inimbei of Si nltsbiiig younn men
have joined liie dilTerent briifii'lles
of the military sen ice, vv hl.e dtliers
there hate signiiied taking similar
aclioti during the present week.
' W. Wl Old H It. Parks were
aiiinng the Voncalla 'people in Hose
burg Saturday.
WllKMS II tHHA!
Mil It ( llll.H
Worms drain the strength and vi
tality of children, making tt. em dull
and listless. Their power to resist
mom serious diseases Is reduced
and energy and Interest in play Is
lacking. Kiikiipoo Worm Killer Is
a mildly laxative remedy In candy
tablet form that chililien like to
take. It kills and remove the
"onus and lets your child grow
strong nml healthy like other child
ren. Don't let your child be drag
gc.l down by wot ins. Full dire. Hons
"ll Hie box. At all druggists,
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
We Are looking for Ihc Min
who h;is soil, il Ins clothes so baillv
hit tln v are not fit to weir No
eatti'V how dirty or creasy the suit
may be. w s- are eillllppcd with the
most modern machinery, and havr
skilled workmen who know how to
l lean. Itepalr and I'res.s hl t'lothes
s, that they look Just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
Thone 277 342 N. Jackson
BARTRUM BACK FROM
PORTLAND WHERE HE
WAS CALLED FRIDAY
S. C Itartruin, uf th loryl forestry
ofi ices, P turiu-d In rt- Sunday from ''
l'urtliK., .vtit-rt- he hjn iii a euupl of t
iuy& ruiiferriiiK villi ilie uHtfiuU of)
(he Uisinct otlict's lit re n;anlin; '
the Cdihpaia tor iner-as-i food pro
dariion in Oregon, h tar a il per
tains to the IhimIs embiard in the
Kcd.-ral le.-rves.
KotlowiiiK his return ht-ro Mr. Ttar
Irum haid the (iuvernhienl has de
rided to aid iiiaa r.aily in iiicreasing
t tie food product ion in ()r-con and
that ery a'.aitahie loot of j.ruzinc
land einhraced in the National for
ests and xituati-d in thin Hection uf
the Male would he placed at the dis
posal uf persons eneat-d in raising
itK rattle, bheep and otlu r domestic
animals. SlatiMles pr-par'd hy Air.
itartriitn Indicate that the reserve
lands are (Utte productive and eiht
head of nheep can he grazed on a
single acre. Three acrs of the land
are Kaid to be necessary for jsrazinii:
cat lie or hordes.
Mr. Ilnruuin nl-o report, d that the
(;overiitiiiit has derided to snd a
regiment of forestry workers with
Hie ti i st expedition to France to i-n-I'affe
in the war.
For Y our Baby.
The Signature of
.
Q
Is th only srantee that you have tht
en us ni
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coo.Iridi, ot f
I'onland. hae arrived here tt spniT
a few (!as wi:h friends. i
o
Don't Iat niirCoiiK Hani On. .1
A cough that rocks and weakens
la .lanuerous. it undermines your;
nealth and thrives on neglect. Ke-
Heve it at once w ith Ir. King's New j
Iirtcoveiy. T!iis soothing ha 1 sain
remedy heals the throat, loosens thej
phlegm, its antiseptic properties kill!
tho genu and tho cold is quickly
broken up. Children mid gt own-lips !
alike iind I)r. Kind's New IH-voveryj
pl(ias::nt to take as well as effective.
Have a buttle handy in your niedf-:
fine chest for grippe, croup and all 1
bronchi:'.! affections. At y.iir ding
ists. Sue.
:s.sv vuiv.'s.Cs.'vvvif-Xx ;-cv-i
prepared by him for ever 30 years.
YOU'LL gjve YOUR baby the BEST
. c O 1
Your Pbysldari Knows Fletcher's Castorla
Sold oniy in one size bottle, never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company,
4t
LOWIK CARIXS
l.hp mhprtisors nrru- ti- b,t bar- trnde, to rent, or have lost soDietbln
l'ntnwlzc IJ.nii-v,- Milvort isors. or found sjotiiPthlng, use a Want Adv.
If ynu n.ivf wmioth'.n-; to si'll. tt. 'n Tlie lipvlew.
xc-vw-i':-;i-o.:..:..xov':-c-Ov-iooC'.o
KMCIITS OK rVTIII.VS, Al i.lin j
Ludi:o No. 47, mei't oiry Wed-!,
ni'siiiiy evening for. .Im-kMnn mut
CUHH St.". 'isitOI'R IllWl'YK Wl'll'MllO I (
I. T. WIIITNKY. C. t.'. i 1
KOY R DfltlllN'. M. F. I
K. H WI.MllKlil.Y. K. P.. g !
WnoiOIKX OK TIIK WOKI.It, Oak
Camp No. 125. Meets In tlie odd
Fellows' hall ln Koseburg every
lt & 3rd Monday evenim.. Visit
ing neighbors always wel.onie.
J. .m. TiiittiNK. r. t:.
M. M. .Mll.l.i.k. t ;r'K.
tt'tiMKX OK WOOIiritAIT, l.llar
Cirole No. 4'J. MeetB on tho 1st
and 3rd Monday evening of each
month at Odd Feilowa' hall. Visit
ing members in good standing are
l.iviti'd to atteud.
HOliA t'.II.IIKItT. o. N.
tl.AltA CAW'I.I'IKI.D. Clerk.
B. I. O. Klks, KoMCburK IxMlge, No.
Hid. Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple on the
2nd and 4th Thursdays ot each i
month. All members requested to I
attend regularly, and all visiting i
brothers are cordially Invited to j i
ull.,n.l l.' n CTL'U'lllli i.s r T.
Fishing Tackle
lit' rft ! ml , nhi'f.r. shiimifnt nf imported
'lii'x 'rum England mul Scotland
M.?o'e Especially to our Order
Hand inndr jl.-ihing ri-d.i, none, better to be
'mini nniiwhere for the. money.
The largest and most romnlete line of
FISHltiG TACKLE
IIV.n nf the ,''..; .Mountain .Inything ynu want ,
S. B. CROUCH
The Hardware Man Sheridan St
eiS's ottooooooc,o.ooo,'Xoooo,c..
oooi:nooaoooooooo(ooc0o
KAtil.KS, Itoseburg Arte meets II
their hall on Jackson Ht.. ou 2nil I 1
and 4th Monday evenings of eacti
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting bieth
ten In good standing always wel
come. .1. ('. KOK.Mti. W. V.
II R tiOUllMAN. V. Sec
Phone M 183.
UKI1KKAIIS, Kos,.bur . Iteh. kah
Lodge, No. 41 I. O. O. R Meets
lu Odd Feliowa' Temfle every
Tuefday evening. Visiting sinter?
and brethren invited to attend.
MliS. KM.M A I. i:OX. .V li.
"M K.J. TILI.IK JnllNSOX. Sec.
KI.SIK 111 Il'HHi:'. f s.
I. O. O. V., Hiding Star lnlg.. No. 174
meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
W. S. I'O'A FI.U n. n.
,1'AltI. W Oim.VN. tie.-. Secy
M. FICKI.i:. R S.
I.OYAI, rtltliKI. K MIKISK, Kose
burg I.ouge No 103 .'. 'e ts Moo
day evening of ea.-h week, at 8 o'
clock 111 Maccabee hall. All vlsitlns
bretliein are Invited to attend.
V. J. MOON, lili'Utor.
II. O. PVUOKIKH. Secy.
I. . O. R, I u'on Kiicnininien( No. 0
.Meets in iHtii reti.iws lenipie.
every TlittrfHlay evening. Vtbiilnii
bicihren alM'a.a weU'ime.
o. II. PH'KFNS i p.
.1. It. HAM KY. II. IV
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1 75 .j" si qkes 1 75
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Pov Scout Suits
BAREFOOT SANDALS
Every Child Should have a Pair
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Men's dssticMde Romeo Slipper $1.89
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Meets In Odd Felluj' Tetnple,
corner Ju. kon and Cm-s Stu., on
Saturday ewuing v' each week.
Metntiers tsf the order in itood
standing are Invitcl to attend.
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Hold, the-r rtjcii!ar meeting nn
the lt an.l .t'l Thur.1 it in encb
nionth. Xisi'iiii: menib.'r. In g.'od
gt in, line rre re'tn-i ttnlly InM'eJ
to attend
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lieeular C011111111nt1.it om 2nd an I
fourth We.lnesdars ea. h mnilh at
Manonic Temple. Roeburg, Ore
Vlsltoti welcome.
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