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It's Different
Always A
GOOD SHOW
MAJESTip
8-REELS-8
TODAY t
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TODAY. oK KAY O.M.V
ax amizim; aii:nti i(i: ok a i.othks-i Ait (.mi.
see
EMMY VVEHLEN
Most bewitching of stars iu
VANITY
A Metro Wonderplay tn f i v aris.
a rriuitiidl, then caved liim. How"
She thought the man she loved
Come and see.
Hearst-Pathe News
Always Worth the T rice of Admission
I Dill) I I kl.V. Alvtny ;.nhI.
THE FLIRT
Just for fun iiiirK)ss only.
Wednesday: -Mr ami
l lmr.dav : Mrs Vernon Castle In Talria.'
Friday: "Thi' M lerious .Mis. M .' uilli
liciuine of "Shoes. "
Saturday: "Whom the Cods Ilestroy."
ri()i;iti)v.
.M' Pal." ami the last chapter of the "Purple
Mary Macla.rcn. the
;
PRECAUIION IS TAKfN
TO AVOID DANGER
Of POTATO PfSI
A ll tr was reiehed here today
by Kna i. Mraug, enmity truit in
speitoi. from me State hoard of
lion nil ure. a ;hk lhal all rat e
must be t ;i H ft lu keep the Califor
nia ix.luiu pr-f frum inteeting the
Oi,Kii iioira. The only points that
poi aloe may be hlnpped to train
California lu Si.LitliHin Oregon ar:
Med font. (ii.uilH Pass, Kosehurg.
Klamath Kalis and l.akeview. At
lhe.-o pla. h ihi - w ill be held lu
j tta t a it I . lie fur in.-' pert ion, and can
not 1m released unltl examined by
the fiuil inspector and pronounced
free from disease germ, if they
proe In be in fee ted they will eilhep
be destioied .r returned.
The-e pte uulions aie very neces
sary to keep the pc-t from receiving
a ii a it In thin Mate, and Mr. Strang
lias .sent letters lo the express and
freight depots, railing their atten
tion to the matter. The potato tuber,
potato eel w oi in and powdery nt ab
liim been tlie worst pests In Califor
nia in la; years and (lie problems
of contiol is now Imm tin winked out
by the Department ol Agriculture.
Controlling the pests Is very dlf
rhult. as it Is not possible to rea h
t!ie tuber woinis In their mines in
the nit a toes, in the stalks or Rmw-i
Ins in the field. This makes it nec-
COUNTY ASSESSOR COR
DON ANNOUNCES CHANGE
IN NEW TAX MEASURES
4 According to instructions re-
J. eUed by County Assessor Uuy "J
Cordon today, eeral new dt-
partures will immediately be-
come effective in The matter of J
I- l'vyinj? assessments, which $
have never before been tried. 4
4 The changes are the result of
the laws panned by the last scs- 4
4 'n or the Stale JKislature
4- and Involve chiefly the collee- -J
4" tlon of taxes against peiBonal 4
4 property. One of the inoht Im- 4.
4" I'ortant departuren is that liens 4
4 ntay be held aeatnst fiersonal 4
4 property In re there Id no 4
4 real esiate. this haMn the ef- 4.
4" f't of making all personal 4"
4- property subject to taxation. 4
Another imMrtant result Is 4
4 that the countv asspsimr's of-
floe will he relieved of this Im- 4
4 pnrtant function as the taxes 4-
on personal property will 4
4 henceforth be rollectlhle In the 4
4 same channels as other taxes1. 4
The only excentlon Is In the 4
X cne of personal property to be 4
A sold outside the county. 4
4.
GLASSES
Properly
Fitted
We BURgest If your eyes
are troubling you that you
have them .xamined at once.
Consult with us and be freed
from the worry and trouble of
eye-strain. We make a speci
alty of Kryptoks. the Invisible
Itifocala. We guarantee to fit
you with giusseti that will look
attractive. Call today.
Quality Serrlce.
BUBAR BROS.
Jeweler and Optometrists.
PRESIDENT WILSON
ENDORSED
I Civilization I
5
And personally congratulated Mr. Ince nnd warmly expressed his J
appreciation and approval of this geat picture.
Last time this Evening at 7:15 and 9:00 at the A
The wonderful million dollar spectacle produced by
Thomas H. Ince
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1 liin i l!NS
ItKCKIVKI).
Kitchin. nianacer
elll'X t.t litrn'.'Oil !ifr:iiiidt III. m.ul a
with otbei nifthmls. as nop rotation.1 ''ll Valley Fruit l uion. stated
'an
cultivation and i'unii:ation.
w
K are able to serve you well
and save you money on your
Footwear Needs
Our immense stocks and fortunate purchases en
ables us to sell you shots below present market
prices.
Complete lines properly fitted, moderately priced,
insures your complete satisfaction.
ROSEHURd HOOTER IE
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Mux That Sn1il and Fit Your Fret.
IVrklns lliillding ... Ctsa Street
today that the broccoli returns were
beginning to come in. but as yet an
M'
Tht t.f u:ih firt i in inri 1 intn
California by .potatoes from China iu ' the value of the crop
liiU'. and the fame year the le. ".is year could not be formed, as
purtnient of AL'ricultiire received
r.'ioit fioiii two flowers near V.
Mon'e. that tliey had lost that year
t r. . 1 and JTo.iiom reix-. tliely.
COUNTV CLERK LENOX
INSIRUCffD TO OMIT
BEAN Bill FROM BALLOT
about only one half of the returns
were received. The prices for the
luo coll crates varied from $ 1 .7 .1 to
7 . cents, afcordine to the fjualiiy
and condition of the product, which
was Inferior in carry in quality
this year over the preceding year.
Considering the disadvantnue of the
year, the1 growers are all it e well
satisfied with the returnd received.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Y KP I'OU SlKKIl
Marshal T. J. Williams this after
noon arrested K. F. Patterson for
Cnunty Clei k l.enox received the ! xceedinu the sneed limit, as he was
foltowniK leleKram from the Secre- pnueedint; at a very fa.-t rate, just
taiy of State this afternoon, in which beyond the Deer Creek bridge. The
he is instructed to omit the I lea 11 bill. I off.-niler was taken 10 the citv re
laxing the (). & C. pram lands, from ' (-order's court, where a fine of $-'
was imposed. The officers are very
areful In enforcing this ordinance
Graduation
Gifts
The :ift ou 1: i the crad
ll.tte will bf cluTl-heil lor
v. al- to ci'ii:e ll r pit M lltS
the hi:h (-otet-ui in winch
von hold the recipunt
I ha! w h it fhoiild be
?atvf uiiv M-lecl.'d s liMr.i
lift on!) for
aluc. but f,.r
KI1
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'iit the only
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or.- the Kr.id
.lid b.- of p -lW
oil
A. S. HI KY CO
burn. Oregon.
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1 ho ballot:
"The Attiti ney Ceneral desires me i
to advise you that in the case of His- j
I T r i. t Attor ney Celiler vs lttiver. clerk '
1 cf Marion County, the Supreme 1
Court decided that Chapter laws .
I of l'.ilT. is invalid, and directs that'
ilie b.ilbit title havini; numbers Iio2
.ind niti' te omitted from the!
Milieial ballot, therefore 1 would ad- '
ise oil to omit thee nunit.TS
irom the official ballot III our coun
:' at the special election on .lime 4.
oilier hallo) titles anil numbers re
main as eel titled to you."
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here
s a fure ell all 1 .ii tiuii in
r ol Mr. and Mis. C. I.,
mall, w !to are to leave
' 1 in the liet f. ,!,
asliiiiwtiin. ) i' iM.
ters Clllh ill hold a sl.e
d.m.e at t'.e armon to-
rroi eieninc .!l mem
s of Die . lull .ire im it. il tn
in alien.), in, , . m, .,,(
s Sele, t :.,n i.t ,. ell , ,in-
.iliie llllelest 111 tile ..l"t
his of the eliii, and ill be
at I 'iisse,.
and seelni; that all those breaking
it are brought t" Justice. Patterson
was driving a Saxnn roadster, and
lining faster than 1 ." miles? an hotll.
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DK.I.K; ATK T) ) 0 VFNTION".
At.i'.D 1:1 kii.w iiii:d.
.1. H. Uailey left this afternoon for
Kuuetie. wher. he will be present as 1
a d.'lccnte to the C.ranil l.odce ses-'
sion ef the Odd" Kcllows Encamp
ment and the Itehekah Assembly. I
)i i . Ii is In session there, several
other delegate left here yesterday.
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an. I Mrs I;
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fur Kueiie. aft
M S!n!..,,.V
f Chi.-aj.i.
r a shoit
a nd
left
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11 i;iri'Ki- cm;
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Milf-
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1 c m- on it . .1
nit ciitilr... ' ,T e .
rail stock o' w
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The Chance of a Lifetime , I
V.t.'h 'o Klliott. a v
reSotl Soldl'Ts" !lti!ll
lai t eniiiK at 11 ::.
year old, and a privat
K. Kourth C. S Difantr
admiitt'd to the Soldiers'
August 1. 1 1 4 . from Dout'las Comi
i ll: birthplace was in Knghmd.
her.- be b ained the iraile of a
-hoetnaker. w hich was his occupa
t ion
He nceiiplid one of the cottaces at
th-' home and is Mirviwd by a wife
and 'o children. His daughter is
Mrs Kll.t Itevner, of 1'ortland. and a
is al.-o lnmc in 1'oriland. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morn
it at f o'clock and will be under
'lie auspices of the ll A. I;., of
which he was a member.
i oi;ii:i: i;iwnti i;; i iv iu:i:i.
, tliiri afternoon for Kugene, fter
(ran of the spemling seeral davn heie.
died there Helen and Kliaheth Hart returne.l
He was S4 bis afternoon to Suthevlin. after a
in CiMiiianv short vtlt here.
He was, "
Home on1 WIl.l. IMPUOVK HK.HWAY.
(Continued from Page One )
it
fo
Mtl
ui-rt I ri'.ui led this nfter--v
hotre at liersil. near
How mi; a hot l iit if h
n.N in t'ns it. Stic is enroule
I '-r hef e :trr several months
1 m California i s I'rban for
rl ti'ed m th:s iitv and ha m.inv
lids !!.!.
on the side of cars which would do
away with much of the delays ex
perienced heretoniore. The attach
ment is in the shape of a box under
which the wagons may drive s4 load
a n d the wucons may be filled by
merely unlatching a door In the low
er end of the box. Purine former
work of the kind, the gravel was re
moved from the cars by means of
shovels, and while the wagons were
absent the shovelers were not re
quired to work. I'nder the new
scheme the shoveling will proceed
steadily, win!1 the wagons will he
loaded as rapidly as they arrive.
(.KAMI JVKv'lN SI SnIOX.
(Continutd from Page One.)
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Mi;m.
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ill be
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env ed t -.-lav at the
'1., t i in ; t o emenl s.
n 1 1 ails. 1111 prov ini
nut lent es and tele
tbe National forest
e.i r tv next W eek and
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Hi. Cass M.
Phone 117
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bow or
rti.vr
. Pd.-n
whb h leads to the belief that thlsi
indietmrnt w ill be one ot those to J
he presented at an early date by the,
trand juiy. lais is a young man
and is thout'it to hae come ti this
conntv a few months a;o from Klam-;
al h Coimt .
tjutte a number of cases are to be
iinestic.itcd dunng the present term
of the new grand Jury and cone
niienfly thev will probablv be in ses
sion (or seveial days. The members
ne:. aie Kred Arthur, of Yon-alia: W il
this liain Friend, of Olall.c K. T. Murray,
of Cam a. V.ille : Tnomas Weaver,
of Can tfC e. Douglas I wt. of
..p: MvrtV Cie k -less Hotlce. of West
II.k.'Si'.k. and T. M MM ant. Ot
Ten M !e '
Mrs. K. 11. Durham went to Oak
Ian this afternoon for a short visit.
Alden Harness solicits for all
magazines.
Miss Myrtle Powell, of Oakland.
Is visiting in this city for a few days.
Mrs. C. J,. Flint went to Drain
this afternoon to spend the day.
J. X. Hedden nnd William Fiher
returned this afternoon to Scotts
burg. after a business trip here.
Mrs. A. H. Children returned this
afternoon from Dole, where she
visited a few days.
Mrs. 1,. llaefner came in from Dil-
lard this morning to spend the day
lit the city.
H. K. Kaker. who was the plaintiff
in a trial in the justice court here
yesterday, left this afternoon foi
his home at Ash. near Scotlsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McFarland.
who peut three months in this city,
left this afternoon for Kugene for
a prolonged visit.
Mr. and Mia. W. Houdak, of Phoe
nix. Ariz... who were here for a few
days, lei t this afternoon for Cot
tage Croe on a visit.
If you have land not seeded in a
crop you can get an enormous yield
of sweet, succulent hay if you plant
Sudan grass. (Jet pure, Oregon -grown
seed at the People's Supply
Company.
Mrs. Winnifred Wright arrived
here this afternoon from Redding.
Calif., to attend the funeral of little
l.eitha Harness.
Aromatic, delicious and tasty, V.
S. C. Coffee has the zip and the dis
tinctive flavor that makes it the most
popular seller. The price will like
wise please. Call for the brown
package at the People's Supply Co.
Mrs. A. T. Morian left this after
noon for her home at Portland, fol
lowing a visit of several days here
with Mrs. (.; T. Kenfro i.nd other
friends.
Mrs. Case's dressmaking parlors
removed to 610 So. Main. Orders
taken for hemstitching. Spirella cor
sets made to order. Perfect fit guar
anteed. Phono 170-Y.
Mrs M. K. Shupe. who is visiting
here from Corvallls, and Mrs. i. W.
Kru-e left this afternoon for Oak
land to visit with their brother. H.
I,. Krnse.
Mothers, don't forget the hoys. A
iuto of baby, mother or father might
help some if they are suddenly called
away. can help you out. Clark
ft Clark. Fotograffers.
Mr and Mrs A. W. Hunt. Leslie
Hunt, and Helen Hunt, who are
tourists from Los Angeles to Soul It
Dakota, left this afternoon for Port
land, follow ing a few days visit In
this city.
Kat more rice: nt present prices
rice is a very cheap article of food,
compared with other staples. Nat
ural, unpolished rice Is by far the
highest In food value. All-varieties
.it wholesale prices at the People's
Supply Co.
F Hieske return. J this afternoon
to hi home in Portland, after spend
ing several days here attending the
carnDal. He nid he was deliuhted
wilh thi city but thought the toads
in this vicinity the worst he has ever
seen.
acres, improvements, good soil.
wood, water, outrange $l2.lio
Crop--7S ton of hay I.;oo
Livestock t ne d morel tiM
Implements, cost new .".'
All for $7.5oii.
R. K. Campbell. Melrose. Oregon.
5 ANTLERS THEATER
t THE MOST DARING AND STUPENDOUS CINEMA
PRODUCTION OF MODERN TIMES
r. , Admission: Adults 25c, children 10c. 5
4 1 2
Here's a Good One! See This!
W'eduesday evening only at 7:15 and 8:45
ROBERT HARRON
In tho live reel Triangle-Kay Ilee photoplay
"THE BAD BOY"
One of the first plays which deales with the American boy of today,
his mischief, his tempt al ions, his transact ions and his problems.
For hovs and their parents, and the girls, too.
Also on this program a Triangle Comedy and Universal Magazine.
Admission 5c and 10c.
Ill lil 'S ANOTHI K KTi: (.(MID ONL.
Thursday evening at 7:Ij iiiid !:4a
MARIE DORO
In the five reel Paramount photoplay feature
OLIVER TWIST
An elaborate and faithful adaptation of Chas. Dickens' immortal
novel. A LHsky-ParamoutU picture.
Also on this program the sixth chapter of the patriotic serial
" LIBERTY"
lied Cross Ib nefit Performance.
No advance in prices: Adults 1 ttc, children 5c.
Saturday afternoon at 2:15 and evening at 7:15 and 8:45
mi: .i;i:r i ki.m ii comi dian
MAX LINDER
In the twu-rtel K. K. S. K. feature coniedv
MAX WANTS A DIVORCE
It's a scream! You'll lautih as you never laughed before.
Also on this program the five reel Triangle photoplay
"A PRINCESS of the DARK"
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Monday anil Tuesday: Ceortrc Cohan in ' nroadway Jones." rA
kf.ati i:it. i:id iii:m:ti'
And a Paramount Comedy and Mutual C.azctie.
MVK IIKI'I.S. V AMI ll.c
CSX C.XVVV-OCC's.XVXX'Ow 3
Fountain Open
!ii.To Dure co. A.orci:
tl.e ivnin,'. f tlieir fountain, with all if the Jeli-
.-i.'i.'C i( ll. vw.m C
Tiny cerJi.itly invito the patronage of the public.
i Owinijti) the iiu-reased eost of production, they ;
p j!lih the followini increase in prices: !
I s,uir,tes i "-c Ice cream sodas :t!i fruit, l.'.c.
X Ii I t Id M M'l l. IN Idl h A- H'llnUv j
!? . 1. 1. 1 -i . p.t.l. ;.". M i r t . :."C. ', Fallen. ; 1 Cal
;. i. 1 S.iM In I'-ubsi" en'.y.
X 1 . ' .11 I'c c'i.ii K. d tr Ii. n snid to i .trry h a ith
rreani in puis.
X Cs.X-0kXmXXiOvXkXXXXhX .
A new. liutit. chtp. sonlceAl.le
f I
The Indian lightweight; will
co an w here or climb any
thing; D'O miles to the gallon
of gasoline. Weight 15 lbs.
I'rbe flD. Jut the iLin? fr
the boy.
P. H. BLACK. AGENT
r.oschurc Orepon.
OLICK AND RELIABM:
JITNEY
- SERVICE -
Phone
(After Midnight "1 V)
Citv or Country
W. W. BOVLE
44
Have You Seen the
Auto-Ped?
It is the lightest, best built, most economical machine
on the market. Absolutely sa'e. Used by everybody
everywhere.
100 Miles to one gal. of Gasoline
Speed from 5 to 25 miles an hour
No delicate parts to gt-t out of order. Always ready,
just step on and go.
PRICE $125
Manufacturers jjuaranlee wilh every machine.
A. M. OELAND
Rosebud. CreHon. Sales Agent tor Douglas Co.
Dress Specials
l or this mvk uv offer U'lnplimi reductions on our
Stock t,f ,;, (;r4t, D,Vsscs.
'vvsts of Tuffetii. Seroc. Toflin.
htffetiis combined ti lth C.eoiyette Crepe.
All Leading Colors.
$25.00
$22.50
$l!.r(
$ni.ro
$15.01)
Dresses. Special 17.50
" 15.50
14.50
tt
it
11.50
10.50
BELLOWS
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