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mow !U" , F.VEXjyq .ROSED CHG REVIEW. TIII ILSDAV. IKTOIIKR 1. IBI7. I ! Reels Today Our H) Only 15c ; 5c MAJESTIC Till: BRIGHT SPOT MATlNZi. tVKH t-AY WHOM $ TO 9 P M HERBERT "The DUPE A modem nn-l'pili a ma, "A MAN'S WAY" p A story if a woman's love and noble ambition strong factors. JOHN I'Kl.l.in'S DREAM A dramatic pin, with li 11 p-rt .In FIRING THE BUTI.ER An L'Ko comedy thatV a laugh prod uoer. TOMORROW Poiolliy Phillips, with I -nn ('liai)' A DOLL Front Ilt-nrik Ibsen's Master Work i Hal unlay: Linle f tllintii fn "I CoiiiIuk, (HI. H Mini II: "The Itiiiili' of the Nomine." In 111 rt'i'U. A Is with us ajLaiii for those who Jo not know "Aunt Polly" Let us explain: "Aunt I'olly out sizes" Are stylish serviceahle shoes for stout women, built with the Crawford Arch Supporting Shank. Come in and tfel acquainted with "Aunt Polly" ROSI.BURG BOO T ERIE lltVIN ItltlNN HIiocn i'lint Sutlwlj- Hnil l-'ll Your Fret. I'erktim Hull. ling ... -Cub Street LOCAL AND PLflGON AL. (From ttiB Canhner Courier). Walter And iMin is now tempuiar tly Hi chaige ot the new- ( "na -t l.u.itil staliou at the mouth of the Snl.tw It 1h lepni led l hat 1 1 Id steanu i J-'a (s to be C(meit' d inlo a scuw W llich Will bt used tn hi iiik Uuoil from Coos Hay to this point. L. S. Weeks and taiml h-!( !., t I'll day for I'm I laml. wlieie w win reside tins winter. t-Xprctiili; to 1U tutti lo WlthhcHter li.iy next spring. Mr. and Mrs. K. C Schellmg and Mis. Flank WiImhi wi'ir in Cani;in r the last or the Week Until Fie Mile Lake, trading anil isit nig friends. Chan. Mai Ks and F J. Kfll nime up from Wed dei butn last w ck, making I lie t rip in a tithing I mat They I. -ft Tmsda and armed here Friday. Frank WiUon. m well known f. inn er uf th' l-'ne Mile coiillliv, came tn Monday to attend to liii iiie-s mat t-rs which re. nnied Ins att-ntn'ti in this city Lou I'easley was down finui ati.p 7 Muliday tor the purpose oi gi-ttnij; Inn hand dressed h the dochu I. on lias ipiile a Kei-n ca e nt Irlnn nil one ol his f tiu'ei - The Sunt hei i) I'.n 1 1 ' jm i has add' .) mn. !i to the . one tnv of the 1 I :it-linr public who bae to get on juiil ,T the cats at I'a-t (lat diner, hv Li I n i: a plank almu-. the tta.k al that l;n e I! C. Schelllllg. ut Five Mile l alv. has nearly enmph ie, the huilduu- nt a 1 1 lie ham nil h I. it ni al I hi I place Mr Schelling evpects m the near Inline tn hiuld a ihi in con tie, t itill w Hh tin- bant. Ml and Mis. Kihr. Me V.nine Spencer, Mr and t - I Sweet, nt Fur. lie. and M.m Kib l. o! Los ngt le-. Who had h-et: ca-i.p.lij- at Viii.h.tei li.n ,,tn , i.t Fngene Sund:i nmt nine Will Knepke. Wl Wilt .1 title farm nit Spmh l;i.r, and is a in, id looking bach'dor besides, was m c , ,, i dllHT the la-t of li.e W. ek ell h i- i ties?. Me Ti T .,(, . ( friends that he i - r 1I e ,,f I,,. h in it. . d or a good, sli nl ,-,.l dn- ,t Silt ISf ICllll 1 1 ; I I n . ( ,,. ,,,1, , life. L. S U i-cks and fan ih r.,.. , . fri.MI UK he te H.lV . T ,,1, W eeks hi nit en ..iile f.i Where fie W ,,f, t( f roiup.iiiv w i' h .1 K I v .,!,,( ,. I f Hi" -l.iMioil Mali n car Han- n w a, d w ti f i ,, Smith lliver the .,-i of ii., u. , ,,, pid the I'mn m i nf ' i. a t p. .. viMt. renew t m l his -u p., , ,,,, . file Cnnr UT I l-c, r I- ell :h. ourier s oici. -( ,.h ,j , . Capt A W I;. . .! .,,! f Souii, it,. n.. W.h , j , , , ,, Msitlng dieir p.innt-. , j , ? W ll-'d. in the nn, an. nt),,! H lrttles for seer,,l 't f,., their home Mniid., iMonnM; Mrs. C II Urninhii.ii, (,,, ( (1t la-t Week at Hell. lev. C., . ,,!,., a brief fllner- of tplll.il in lllllglll-. Was HUiie well known iii ;.,!. liner and Jieed-porl, and has maiiv friends here who regret the sad news of her death. sr It's Different, ALWAYS A GUOD SHOW 4 li RAWL1XSON in 99 with Agios Vernon. si.crif in'. Human interest 11 ml p Man aiil Llsie .lane Wilson. V ami William Stowell in HOUSE ln Maol-t i mil.' . I MUS. Illliil l. II ln HI . j i Fl'nill I he I i.l I dllier 'oil! li'l , ) Th anv tiK-nds nf Mr. C , 111 nil 'h tun. W lie oT Ihe S IV etig iln-el lin mi pel intend, d building all 1 lie bridge mi Ihe Willamette I'acilic Kail I, will he L-neVed (o b-ai'll ot her ii ii 1 1 1 n e d- al h. w Inch occurred at II- I kee , C.i I . Ticia e elillig alter a hriei ilhie--s nl spinal inenin gills Willi her husband she resid d at m I h H. ml Inr a period oi thlee ears and Was 11 tn -1 -tilly e teemed li a laige circle ol iiciniailit ancex Wh'-li her husband Inst ,i leg in a collision mi a speeder in tunnel ! No 7, he la lor many weeks at dealhs dnor It is teale.l tll.lt the inetmis strain endured b bis wife. I wlin was ci m si a HI 1 v a I his bedside, had no small part in hastening her lend i:piesMniis of sorrow and words nt empathy lor the bereaved I 1 1 1 1 .band are heard mi eerv hand , Mai'siiii, , sun j II III K Ml MiiMr is miui, i i i i:mt (.ii l.'a I'crnhnrdt was hnme last j . ek on a !mi t I in Imirli en nm I I..- parent-. Mi and Mi- mi llein h.if.lt, of th'- C!lV. ati.l sh.lkll.g I-.. H-! - v. it h hi-, main 1 1 lends lia v . ' I I. t W ..I. r felulei ..li 1 he Kn-.e. ' v. hit h l-i dmnir ratnd dul near the . einulli nl ihe Cduitihia K.n -fa ! sliaf boih he and hi- hinthei. l.ee. ! j v I:.. als on the I;,, e. aie w .-I I ! I -ile'l,. I but would l-ke (. see a' t ' e -a-- i e . in -ink itw: a U nf the 1 .1 isel ..-I, -Mil. -flltes j i:i i ri ki sh. i in oi it ! It. HINslMl.C. j ' 'r i . . i -n t, d thai O P. Hius ! l.de U (in 'la- t.een ' he fi'l!.'! .;! ,.,ll ' "'e Card ii. r M il Compa n it Caldinei tor --e.il eais. i.ts j l- ne, as -Mi It and Ci. it .1. I' C!., de. win. - Tie. id 1 kkeefci I 'or the . oin.iatn , w ill take M r dm- d .le x , . . Mni dale left S III ! tii.'iMiti for p.tk. -lev b u,i - FolTlalld O . lK. I II. MMtllll K I M S I II Mil. I u IHM' It ! II . tl!nn n! I'oiCand 1 1 t w' I hi i ; a t d in-r s.. t urda a nd ' t k. ti ov . I he ; r.e 1 1 e nt I - ;'l who !e'1 1,,-t Week for m i . ti Lake In , i Hint "Me - wi! t '. ntli ILellded . , tl d t here i to he no doubt that hi- w III II l-k.-d JiV tin- people of this ' i m i.' the ciuntr Ht M.' : ' ' I I -n W e a 1 e 1 1 ot 111 d Will : ttue to i ntli H.t the hn-,'t , heiA o It - . pni ti d thill Ihe C Smith c, K.-.e .old the d. Inn- Smith to . ) K i t 1 'niiar l o tor i I eu. i l I- i.i . lhal the evH. I will he d t'l I he 1 t i. utal 1 1 .ide 1 In- U alia, e .lain ll.i- .mil d In milk tn t,.- i it i iw of t In place and C II Sp.iul.ling ha- t ik 11 nir Ho bilsitii and Is tin a inuking ib lio iitM to the I'tistoiiicM of the Wallace dairy n.SCHOOL BOARD GIVfS NEW GRAND PIANO TO HIGH SCHOOL TODAY A web oini mi rp rise was hprung on the students of the ti i k H mhool i hi morning, hen a handsome b;by grand piano was discovered in a roil;-picuous place tn the assembly room un tliH students took t hi r places Principal 11. O. Bennett then explained that the piano ug a gift Mom the school hoard. Following the announcement, the students Joined In prolonged ap plause and a demand wbh immedi ately raised that the new instru ment n tent he given Its Initial tent. Miss Stella Krohn was then called for and hi vera I pieces were played before she wan allowed to atop. The new piano is one of the host to be hl and its. tone is beautiful, hav ing an especially fine quality on ac rount of the spaciousness nf the room. It will be very useful for marching, and a great help In pro grams and entertainment a wli ich will he staged there during the win te The hoard ha been very generous in It h at tent Ions for the benefit of the student body, and their latest gift will he fully appreciated along with the many others. TROOPS DANCE AT HOTfl; PURCHASE ALLIGATOR FROM LOCAL DEALER The troops which ate at theFmp uua Hot id at noon tod a v were for t una t e in having a pin nist or real merit In their midsl. C. C. Price, of 'alle(o. Calif., proved to be some thing n tore than an amateur, and el ad to do his bit, he played t he piano In a manner dial iiiick ly h rou i:h t out a number of dancers, iml Cor the better part of an hour 'In- i hi nee went merrily on. The men were In the majority and every it I who vent ii i ed inside the door 'oiiml herself whirling around Ihe 'loot ill a lively manner. The ('ali en nia boys proved to he adepts in die late steps and many pleasing remarks were heard complimenting die youthful soldiers. A number ot i ti imii were s-lngers of no mean abil ity and they contributed their part to the impromptu program. Si -i.il of the iale hits were sung, and ' A li.ha " w as rendered in an unus lallv pleasing manner. When the train pulled inlo Itnse 'nil g. there w as no mascot . but the lef'ivl was ((uickly remedied when eeral of the hovs bought of ('has laTif an immense alligator and 'ink it to the train in a wheelbat- ow . .Inst w heu they w on Id stow he creature had not yet been set 'lei. but mi doubt it will rem n iuerii-au Lake In safety. o - Marrlm; N Ib-clni-eil Void Charles C. Mah.in was given a de r-e h Citniit .hi dee Hamilton to lav annullng his marriage with Mm. Vnna Fern, tormerlv known as Mis Mahaii in his rinding.- the Judge m Id dial the defendant had I n named to Fein at the time Mahan nan led ln-r in Idaho in l?d lie aid it appe I that Mahan had be lieved she had secured a divoice i'ioiii l-'errv but that he had not : VI tit, in Foilland , Koebing lady who letuined ibis morning from Fori land tells is lh.lt she met Mis. W, A. IVItlt ill me nl the depart men I stores there esteidav The latter stated dial she nai reeling well and thai her 1 lis! i ml was now em pbe ed oil t he l o i ni in; Oregon ia ii . Tint-, it seem- 'hat then .iiinoun emetils here about oing to tiolia w ere mei et camnutlaue I v ii t- It it I 'mil' ri Kltal' l Hud i Slepliell-oll pU.Ili tn ea e I'l nla far 1 1 n-ehu i g. w here Ills pa I'eiits li e. and w here lie will nake hi- home fur a time, -a Cu I'll-jetie tin. nd ' Hud has lieell bell bo at the O-hin u Hotel for the .lst lout e.iis Htu.e Neilatlds. ol Salem, s now ditvtng the hotel bus ihU I nl Noliiiel " !! 1 1; h t hillldl d and eu'hieeU pail s of knii ed -oiks tiad been made in I a tie I 'on lit a lid hi ollht 111 to t 111 1'agitie Led Cio-- lif.nl ! ii -i l let -:. til I I nl 1 1 poo u ed neda Foil l h nil lied and tOillteetl pairs of these now tilt one box nf the th n-e . Inch ire to bie h c.nh ua 1 1 ei s Thui-dav 'or Seatt.e The other two ho(- : Hii -hinn.cnt. the -e. mid -ept . . nil 1 i in I n-pilal dot h in g and mi i i . al dre--l ni;s 1! u gene dual d ii . . U Ml l HILL M.t I sidd TON. Oct : The u,u hill a- simd bv Speaker Clai k and l.e rtesldelil Mal-ball -holllv allil noon and wa- eul al olice lo Ihe U hile Hnu-.' I he bill Is d. -ign. d to rai-e $ 2 II ti.nno.pen m l e en ue All Hew taxes ill t he bill become ItfillM' W 1). 11 die ft evident IKI1 it. except Cel t a 111 -pi t It . d I .1 I ' - The nlie c nl btl't and po!c.ild tal lie ome oi'i'f atnc in '" d.n- atl'1 the second cla-.- mail i lie tea -a-?, on lulv I New iMinti'e and war i c. - piollts l.ii'- aie l-a-ed oil in.e . oi I In J ' I 7 C.llend.tl eal alia! paaM. ,e '.He Mai. Ii ' I . 1 M ll -tamp lax.-. imiu.Lnc I ho-i HI paid I po-l pack ate-. t-eeo:ui el . CllVe l. . eu.'.el I MI.,.eVell1 ad nls-iole. and tax.- ell Cl.;h dues g, illto . tt. .1 No , M l,, t I as do t,n. -oil ' t 1 ' h I 1 11 d pa -ei i . i 1 1 n-poi I a iion -' 1 . n g at dt a unit g t ot-m a nd -t. a n - 1 1 . h t t h . pi p,. 1 1 tit- 11 all -pot tatloll. Ill-lit..!;-. policies ;,nd tele Ctaph and 1.1. diolie me -al'es cn.-t Ui v I i'. til-, ot mote - o -F d-(. Kiddle b.mket was lfie on lui1n-. tod.n I r ' Watch Gone Wrong? Leave it at our repair depart ment, where it will be put in first class order and carefully Hdjusted. Leave your clocks, personal jewelry and silver ware articles here also when In need of repairs. Special attention Riven to the resetting of diamonds and other precious gems by an ex pert. BUBAR BROS. Jewelers ami Optometrist.. JlK-kHIIIl St. THE ORGANIZATION Of UNION HIGH SCHOOE TO BE HELD OCT. 9 County School Superintendent O j i . itrow 11 annoum ed touav mat no , has called a meeting for October p. I I'm the organization of the new j Fniou High School -at Klktoti. The ilialinieu from each school hoard of the consolidated districts will b members of the board, which will manage the affairs of the school un til Ihe next regular svhool election, the thin Monday in .1 une. Super intendent Tlrown thinks that the new high si h onl has very bright pros I eds and that in a very few years it will he one of the leading schools of the state. It will remove the dis advantages of the grammar sihool puj il-i in lhat part of Ihe county hae suffeicd In the way ut securing a higher ed neat ion, and will serve ai an in cent i v e to i out ! nue t heir i ducat inn. I ' nt il this a rrangetnent was made, it was necessary for those desiring high school w m k to leave their homes, and this could not al raxs be managed Fnder the tiros -nt plan, howexer. all sm-h difficul ties are eliminated, and the young people of die dist rlct may prima re for college from the piiiuaiy depart ment without b-aviim their homes, o - LOCAL AND PERSONAL. M rs. f! . li A rchatubeau was over from Sut lied in today Alt kinds of rish and dams at Hie Cash Meat Market. : 2 N. .la- ksoti. F Ih Knight arrived in mis citv from Fugeiio to spend several da s. Mis d W. I i in in ick and daugh ter w ere In from W i ust mis this af ternoon. liunvau's dahlia Minimis for sale. y.r per do, at the tiuden.. Mil W. Mnsher. F M Hatch. Inr. of Vonealla. was In the ii tndav at tend i ug to bu: i ness inatleis. Kalph I m n i way will spend a Tew davs in liotehurg looking alter busi lless j nterests 1-' S. Ithi kely was down f I om Lock laud toil ay at tend ing to busi ness matters. Annie K. Johnson left for doshell ibis afternoon after several day: -pent in this citv Hen Hullvvinkh and Hr F i" c. c arrived frotn Kiddle lodav tn .iir.nd 10 business affairs. j If vim wi-h a Spirella corset idieiie , I o- Y. W ill i ail ami lake mea-ure. Or . all at 1. 1 So. Main. Tt v Hi ininlid Id iiUes. the n n- t convenient Tuel on the inaiket e.g.-Inve-lmeni Co . Flume ' ( J. J Mr- Ceniie Handel, ul'o has hoi n pilte ill Tot Ihe past several e. ks.i with .1 p end ! !t is i lliipl.nilig Mi- .1 .1 Fed. or returned to her limnr in I hi k !a nd this a ft ernooii a f or attending to business matters in flits citv I 'o it now . i nt on that new r our , Seforn the i.iilis. Shiiifles :.n-.i 'd I ' ' F.ic Investment Co.. ' Phone t I Mr and Mr- d M de. r. of Look ! ing dl.i--, letnni.d tndav bv motor frotn Salem, wh. ro ttn had been at ending the state fair Tlieie Will be a I'M' d.m-o :if Hixnti v ille u-litoi mm Ft i. iv night. Oc tohcr Mb otfs orchestra dtni sion T.H c.-nts No umlc-irabbs ad i Minted to die hall Mis Mav Fran;, u. of .,, ng.-e. j iirixcd here todav ftom Medtotd to ' V IMt .U die ho'lte of her ' I l i lo ' I 'n-hnw . for -exeial daV - b. tot e re j t in tnng in her h-m o mi ' he .mth j I's F K lo t-inns and Ham ' lepait. d l ts moou mi the -.team-hip-'tl c:ik w ater for , ..-.ri i- H w h I C.M'farn Fied K :.t:r- ,,i F.et Ste en- ;m - C-o M - .-!,! fi- or 1 I - 'el V! i i ' 1 ii ' . r - - F ' M iv S. t.i. !.!. r -v I..).-1 r,- ,, ,! ' - ' e I -O': ' O 'I-" , .,1 , V.ive r.n' tl o- 1,. o !,, f mm' t e o: He F ! : I (,,lr ,i 1 olY'i i.c-m- ! v i hi- il-.-n p -i ,v. now r cm. it:..- ..: , ! . ci 1 -''it .. .... i . i., . i.li: I.M h'-- V.. -n. . r:',., ..'.i!.. . ;,,. V : l I .. .! r.'l il ... t. ... ( -.... f. r .'f -' '- I :n :'': I . r f- If... 1.1..11.! I.. Llxe rtdv ertder offer the fi.f h:,r H'n Putionire Review advertiser ' CAPT. VINCIL SAVS FOURTH COMPANY TO GO TO MONTANA FOR DU1Y J- The movement of the 4th 4 Company. Coast Artillery, of J.. this city, to Montana, to te f. lieie the company of Thiid In 4 fatitry, whhh will be sent to J- Camp Cieene, Nor til Carolina. whs again predicted In a let Jfc, ter re. eived here today from J. C:iit. K. IL Vincil. The inove- ment of the company was 4 mentioned In last night's Ite- iew and it appears th rumor is well founded, although it J has not been continued offici al it N v - Capt. Vincil said the 4 nien would probably be on the 4 way today. Me also said he j was well pleased with his 4- work aiiil expects to remain J- at his- present station for the 4 winter. He has been located J t'r the past several weeks at 4 Koit Col ii iii-hia. across the 4- river from Fort Stevens. He 4- sends his regards to his 4. friend in this city. LINE Of NEW EDEN BOWER RURAL DELIV ERY ROUTE IS GIVEN The route of the new Kdenbower Rural Free delivery route to be es tablished by the rostoffice Hepart nient on Hecember ;:rd. Is described as follows: I teg inning at the Kden bower postofficr, west to Ilerks1' cor ner, south to S. I). Coolev place, ve t race to Calkins place, west anil out h or I a venport s, ret race to Iterks' corner, west and north we-t to Marks' coiner, north to Hrown bridge. northeas-t to Winchester bridge, southwest to Winchester and sunt h to Kilen bower post office. The iliei-it ii-at inns for the new mall route state that the mail shall leave Kden bower at !i : :'n and return over tin route shall be made by 4 Si" in the i tei noon. It is probable that with the establish ment of t he new route that a change will be made in the line ot the pres-etit Wilbur Ii. F. D. route. t From the (iardiner Courier.) Miss Mary Sag a herd, of Scotts butg, who was recendy operated on at Mercy hospital, is reported as do ing nicelv. Dr. K. G. McCall. of North Bend, who has been In Hardiner taking care of the practice of Hr. Fields, was called to join his corps at Washing ton Lak last Thursday, and re turnee! to North riend Saturday. Hr. Ii. II. Fields and family left last Thursday lor Fugeiie, where the family will make their home while the doctor is in the army. Hr. Fields was called suddenly to report al American Lake, and had but a very hort dine to prepare for departure. Alfred Yarrelmann. who left liar diner some time ago to enter the em ploy of th Vest lake Lumber Com pany, has severed his relation wilh 'ha! co it pan and is now employed as a blacksmith in the logging camp at that place. Joe Morris was in from his farm on otter Slough the last uf the week, attending to business matters. Mr. Morris expects to do consider able dvkeing on his place during the vear, and when that is finished he w ill have one of the finest farms in ibis neighborhood. It is said there are about twenty en at work at camp 7 of the C.ar- 0 nor Mill Company, getting the logs 1 o'edior w Inch w ere cut last year. Tin-'-will take about three months, "d then the logging of the dardim-r Mill Company will he through with ;'ir the time being. tvmmmmmmmim mmwlt i Newport Pictures liy Thomas A large and varied selection of Knlarjjed . Views of this Popular Summer Kesort Sow on Display Sepia and Colored Views Prices 25c to $3.50 See Hum in the indow ROSIBURG rjooTS FanTlTrTth eat e r j j TONKiHT OM Y. 7:1". M OCI.O K. A t. .....v. ii. ill .-.. t'HII.DUKN Sc. 4 AIll-ION: UUI TS Marguerite Clark Th. -w. t. sl Kir I " ll' screen, in "Tlie Valentine Girl" hi ii utoN w il l. I iti-:i:i, i. n i: IT, Minut.-M of rib-tifklinu. Inv,-ttIion. Hfiinec. An. ruiniin: loinnrrnw niiihi only "THE SILENT LIE" Another gripping story of the frozen North. Sat. Mat. 2:i:,. tiitht 7:15 ami 9. IjUiiainoiijjiuimiJiiiij t NEW - "THE IMMIGRANT" - NEW j PAULINE FREDERICK WEDS WILLARD MACK WRITER Of SCENARIOS Pauline Frederick, artist of the silent drama, w as married recent ly to Willard Mack i Charles McLaugh lin I , a prominent stock actor and of late xears a popular writer of scenarios for mov ing piet tires. 1 1 is former wife, Mar.loiie Uamheait. who has appeared w ith 1 1 i t as lead: tig lady at prominent theaters, dmn.o.l him a yea r ago i n N e w Y o i k . Pauline Fruder i.k has appeared at the local theaters m :nv times and is one of the town's favorite stars. She plays in the more dramatic pro duct tons and is a performer of rare ability, always bring in-: a crow ded house. CHRISTMAS PACKAGES fOR BOYS IN EUROPE MUST GO BY NOV. 15 I With the time approaching to give thought lo bunging cheer to iim Amei lean soldiers and sailors abroad. Fust master (tciiei al ltutie.on and Secretaries Ifaker and Han. els in a joint statement warn the puolic that Christmas packages lor the . fighting men in F.urope must be mailed not later than November .y Arrangements .have been p. r (Vot ed, it is announced, whereby the Chribtmus mail to the expeditionary forces is to be delivied Christina morning, but this can be accom plished only bv the lulbsi co-oieia- ( tiou of the public. "The three essential respt cts in 1 which the public can aid in securing a happy Christmas at the trout." says the statement, "are to mail ear ly. address Intelligently and pack se curely. Fvery package must bear I conspicuously the words, 'Christmas mail.' the complete address of the person for whom it is intended atul in the upper left hand corner the ; name and address of die sender "Kvery parcel must be packed ami wrapped so as to admit of easy in spection by the postmaster. No par j eel wilt be dispatched tn France which has not the posdnast-r's cer tificate that it contains no prohibited a rt ielt's " The rale of postage is announced :it I 2 cents per pound i o i Charles Mann, of Lakeside, cut his hand sexorely Sunday wnh an a. which tie, essitaied the amputation ot the index finger nf the led hand Special Announcement W innti" J..U tn iMt i.nr p.itt.rn .1. i.,n :it Thursday October 4 to in. , t Miss E. M. Matthews S.. ri..l K. (.r.-s. nl.i t iv of The Pictorial Review Company Of New Mlo Ml IIIIWs W ill .xi.l.nn th.. n,.iin a i -t i n.-1 1 i. inir. i.f I'll lcl;l M. lil .. ts Whuli m.ik.- Hi. 'in u . T u r to .ill uth. c i..m.i i 'I'll.' ..it. in - ill 1 1 lit .in.! i-,, n-In,, !,,, l-iimI.- fill i . i . J, . . 1 ,,!, iiii I'l. iciia i. l:i ii u i'miii;s f.n. - ti.u... I..1..T ami ir.it. n il in 11,11 c.i- T!i-v -h...v j i-t '"' !' "'It'll.' ..Crt ,.f l.,,T I- 1 1, ,. II,.. ; .,,'., ,,, i"'1 '' '..I'l'' tl" I'-i rt - in ,t, 11 , ; . I . t.t.i: il,.- K,t .,,.,( l'..'1't f.,.l t,i ii,... f MISS .MATTIIKVYS Ai-u i.-.tm ft tli- ...ir,y a.lv.mt U--S r,.ti'.i !,. ,! , Pictorial Review Patterns N-t r. j ti .) in .,, ,,i,. r , ,t:,rn. Roll mix .v-s WO. LJil I U LUO FOR U OMAS S U LAR IV. t HII.KItEN Jc. THIRD SHIPYARD IS I UNDER CONSIDERATION IN COOS BAY DISTRICT Regarding the n.-w shipyard w hi. h has been rumored here i'or the i ;i s t month or nmre the best in formation to lie obtained indicates the company that is investigating; one not ment toned nor t h ought of before, says the Mar-Uiiehl Record. Today it was reported on good authority the m:i ;.ny considering the e-ti-hli-limeiii nl ;r-h an irdiis t i v is a Scatid iua v jan company t hat has boon holding hack in order to eliminate the chances they might be d is't urbeii hy the dov ern ment . it is -Mated this company lias inprmmhed the I ' ii it St :;t.-s Shipping iloal'd and o-tensjbly desired to obtain do v ern ment ..n tracts for building , ssels. w hile, as' a matter n!" fact, 'h-M wis I'M' last thing they deire,T. Instead. the com puny is look I m: about to secure a place v here t hev an . oust ruct vessels" for private Si-and'Va'. Ian i on pa nies. 1o help rc- ; l.n th ii- in.-n. e tonna e lost thfo'.i'-h Cdm.'it 'ii 1 i 'ties. T!ie -tor given tn The Re nrd to day bra I- every uiari. of correct- t less. atoning 'be C.ovi ril- fc ; ent inr c utra ts the , om anv polled ' !i;.o 1 n inu I .!n-. n th V Tik.li:-. the d e- . ,,.. the "I'tnv w.in'od tn l;u) if they otibl si'i'-it.- iv.iivinity from possi!de Mileifi j once and com ill a il deed n iX -' t h i was pi tin i.-e.i on con d it ion 'he . o!.ip;.n.t wo-ild not bampor v 1 .f s em id- .veil on dov ern ment r. ' h p;. c big er wages and 'h';-- i.iidn: -.'..ay ihe workmen. n - itW ON MILL AT L FI.HsPt );T is MAMNt; (.oop pro;iilss The piling of the new mill at I'eed sport have all been prepared lor Hie capping, which will be put in place this week. Alt the wa.rk is being done in the most substantial manner, and when finished will not have to be rmuodeled. The piling were driven from '2 1 to :io feet be fore sinking a hard form id, m. and are of large -ie, which w ill b "iat. hod w ith the iarge apping of hew.-d timber. The company recent ly pun ha.-i-d larger boilers and en gine than were at first com I em ulated, w hh h w ill give the mill a lap.ici'y of h.dtte. n and T tlmiisand feet Tin will put the lompativ in a ro-itinn 'n get foit tlie t inibei- and 1 limber fur other and larger manufactories which wll be built in P.eed-poi t in the near future. Pevlew W'Ritt Ann. tn rcaultB Yoik v .V
