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Introduce i for I he firt tun In motion jm-tur-M ll-nrik Ib-en'H
masterpiece
"A DOLL HOUSE"
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DOROTHY PHILLIPS
SjmhI-I by l.ol, ('lialM'y iiml William Stow.-ll
In a ilrHiiiit i.r iloiii.MH- l-liif lull inu'h. r.iNioil l Mr. I'i-k, Nazi
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Combiionc Pictures of beauty npt ts in Artona. Kduiational.
A I'RAIRIi; CHICKEN
An I.'Ko Kohi.-.lv r.-alure in lw , alts. Iliat'- a sur.- laiti-l, proilurcr.
nini-: ici i i.s aim i.ts i.v. i mi ni:i .- mm: iim-.i..
Tolol:ltoV Km If Williams. siiiorti l,y liorolliv Killv. In
THE MALLSTKOM
A meeting in a fog lli.il carries astonishing adventures in it wiikc
Smidiiy ami Monday: I'iniiI W'liid' in Hit lii-l epiMlc of I he ureal
i-M M'l iul m v produced, I III-: I 'l XI. ItlM..
A I mi I-loreiicc l.ii lladie in "'I In Woman hi While, "
Coming, cl. IO ami II: "Th1 tun lie or the Stuiiine." In HI re-1..
PARTICULAR SHOES
For Particular Women
New Styles New Colors
New Combinations
Heels Ilijji or Low
A pair to suit your individual needs,
They await your approval
ROSKttURC KOOTKKIK
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Klmen That SatKfv mid I'll Your IVet.
Parkin Building ... Cans Street
COST Of PRODUCTION I
Of EGGS IS GIVEN BY
DEPT. OF AGRI0J11UKE
The io-,t nf fei-,1 for tn,lu. tin
oi:p with pullets and e;uhn- lien
both from I .".:lnu n-. ;iti,l tiu:n i
eial mi .u e l.r.-i'ds. .- i ,, r. i i
infills on the IHit'.l Slatf-. 1i.nl
mem i.r ui ii uli ,ir- i-tim. i:-!t-il
Md , during the pa-I yen. ftnu with
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lm:h pi
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weekly
vcathim hens ! il imiinds in (lie pro
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co I aer:i:'ei ttl.T, (-enl' per ionn
em- lor the pu I let s. a I Mm I in to
II 7 to l i -fills, and for t he e a r
l.:s .iM'MUnl L' ( ". lelits, raimlni;
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Till: OMMITI KK ON H.KI TloNS
IMl I'KIMI.I I.I s Wil l, Al'
POINT A MIWIIMMITTCK TO
I ISTKiATi: I.A KOI.I.KTTK'S
M'i:l: H AT ST. IMl J. SMT. 2.
WONT INVfSTIGAJE STOr t
Senator INnneiene , Will Ilea I the
oiniiiiMcc, W hi li ICi'mm Ih !-cemlM-r
I lltiiwe I topi ire
Into llellin'fc 4 "! tii".
WASHINGTON. "' 5. - The Sen
ate will investigate charges of sedi
lioiiH utterances against Senator La
Follet le Senator Pomerene, chair
m an of the elections committee, will
appoint a subcommittee to investi
gate I.a FolN-tie's H ch at St. I'aul
on September 2m. anil prove the cor
rectness of his statements. The sub
commit tee will report to t he full
committee the first Hay of the De
cember session. l'om'r'!ie will head
I he huIi co tn mil tee. The ro mm it lee
refused to investigate Senator Stone,
although Stone asked for the investi
gation. It is reported I,a Kolb-tte
wants a thormiKb investication. The
1 lo us com in It te bejfa n a prelimin
, iv iuvestiKation into )eprrscntati e
llfflin's charpe that thirteen Con
gressmen acted suspiciously In con
nection with the Von Ilernstorff
sIuhIi fund.
IANE COUNTY COURT
GfTS RECORD OF CARS
OVfR DIVIDE CROSSING
Some interest inn facts have b- u
obtained by the County Court of
Lane Coutily. says the Coltace Crove
Sf lit i tit-1, wliii-h recent ly employed
Miss Kuth Mackay. of Divide, to slop
every car pasiiiK t hrouh there on
I he Pacific Highway for five days
and learn tin1 home address of the
owners as well as to record the total
numher of cars each day between the
hours of 7 a. m. and 7 p in.
The figures show an average of
r.u cars a day durini: the -I J hours
between 7 a. in. and 7 p. in., and do
not include a nyu here near all t he
traffic, a large pmiion or which Is
before and after these hours.
The tiruifs were taken for the
nnrpose of deter mining the need of
i Mife crossing over o r under the
Southern Pacific tracks at (he head
of Pass Creek canoti. and to d-ter-intiie
from tin- number of cars inside
ind outsidf the county using the
hiLihway how the cost of the work
-llOlllil lie apportioned between the
I' "univ. the -tate and the Southern
. ''aeific Company
'I'he cars inelndfd in lhe-e figure
'' throuch traffie. Ihe l.-i'ire
,,M'-ll traffH- mnh from hen' not be
ro n-id. re as it does not use the
'TOSslllg.
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l I'llIMMsi: .liIS' ItOMt.
t the leuutat monthly nieehin:
of Ihe i;o--!.iiru Pile Departnitnt to
be In Id tonight the iue-linn oi put
Iijmiu a Li!'. 'H Loan holi.t bv tile
depiltineut will he .oUMdeied 1
Ihoiuh the d e pa 1 1 11 1 en t lias lost a
uiaint.M ot It-, lneinheis to the rm
111 il " 1 he 1 o 1 11 ,1 1 It 1 11 1; Uieiu ,1
hill
III' te. t to Mili-i n pt loll some
nl the Hi, III het s of the depart 111 cut
heheve the s'hmild -till mote asMst
'he I o ei 11 nieiit l tl n basing a
ll-erlv Loan hoiid The hovs ol
' he .b-pj 1 I teem have earned foi
I he! r in-l il ut mil .1 hoiil twit- t h e
it s an 11 11:1 1 a 1 low ,i nee during the
It.o-t veal ill. I the a 1 VV a V s pill th-ll
ifv to good u-e i the last
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Watch Gone
Wrong?
Ieave it at our repair depart
ment, where it will be put in
first class order and carefully
adjusted. Leave your clocks,
personal Jewelry and silver
ware articles here also when in
need of repairs.
Special attention Riven to th
rfsett iuK of diamonds ami
oilier precious gems by an ex
pert. BUBAR BROS.
Jeweler and Optometrists.
J a knon St.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION OPENS TO
NIGHT; FINE PROGRAM
With many delegates arriving this
alter noon and a large mini her e.-ic'-ted
by tii is evening, a good at
tendance was counted on tonight for
the opening program of the Third
Annual Ch l is1! ian Kndeavor Conx eti
t ion for Douglas County, which will
he held at the Presbyterian Church.
The regist rat ion bei;an at ." : :i D o'
clock tins alternoon. and the con
v a nl ion will cont i line until Suuda
evening.
Ton i gltt a ery interest ing pro
i a in is pi ov ide.l. It will liegiu at
7:l.i with a concert b the local
jux-nile band. At 7 Sin o'clock there
will be a prai-e scrxhe by the rim-
i lit ion chorus. At t he same time
prayer xxill be held x ith t he speak
ets for the 'vening in charge of May
belle Wilson. Seriptiire reading ami
pi aver will follow by A I torney It
L. Kddy. The remainder of the pio
giam i.- ai follows:
: nil Opening the convention
President of Douglas Ch rist t.i n
Kndeavor Pu ion.
: 1 Solo. M iss Per nit K inser.
s : J .", Welcome from citx. Mavor
IC ii e.
s:.'u eh ome from churches, .1. C
Spell i-ef. pies idem M i n ist eri al
I n ion.
Vl'"t Welcome from Young People's
I n mil, II . 10. Craw ford . Pres.
v :i n nnnunceinents.
s : - Song,
V I" Pleptaxer service, W . II
Pa ton. pas-tor I- irsf Itapi isi
Cliur. Ii.
!t en i 'oinent ion Voiig.
! : Kerept ion, , on v cut ion i bur, h
p.n lot s
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Ml kind;, ol 1 i -1 1 and . I.,n.-i at tin-r.l-'i
M.-at M.ilk.t. : I J S. J:i. Iis.,11.
I..r..tli V.-.iU-d I. -11 tor l'..tland
tills alti-t'tlonl, to isit until Sutid.l
liillivati s I1..I1I1.1 llloonis for alo.
p-r do, at the iar..-n. S"l V.
M.isli.-.-.
It' ..ti . 1-I1 a Spir.-ll., ...rsi't plion.
I To V ill . all and l.iko ni.-iMir".
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Mr and Mrs I! I. n lr ; ' ,.:
Mrs t'li.ts l.i:llitnn w.-ni t.. I mS. i . i
ilns att.-rnoon to sp.-ml m-,-i.. ,! hs
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it, lookilm aft.'t lnisili.'s itfl. ills
ho it now. put on. flint now ro.-f
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t' Sli.iw , attorn, i tor 111.' I"
stpiilli Co. who was l.or.'. in lotiiin
in to 1'ot ' la ii,l n.irrowh ,-si-.ii.,. ;m
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Ml l:o -t'i', I'l.'-I on th- -1. 's up Hi,-
Platform and foil Had !,- loll.il
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THIS EVENING'S TROOP
TRAIN DELAYED; FOUR
TRAINS FOR TOMORROW
4 Owint? to the derailment of
a fieigbt tar on the Southern
4. Patitic line in Calilornia. Die
4. tioop train scheduled to ar 4
$ rive here tln evening bus 41
4. iieen caiireMed and t o trams
4, with over h"u dratted ui-n 4
4 will piobabiy ariive in Koe- J-
4 lure tomorrow mortiinK f'r 4
.J. breakfast. This will make four 4-
4 trains in ail tomorrow, two 4.
4. other trains being due at 7 4
4- and S o'clock resppctixely. One
4. will have .'.17 mn from I" 4"
4. Angeles ond El Centro, and 4
4 the other men from Mo- 4
4. desto. Kresno and Manford and
4. the surrounding territory.
4. The trains to he here tomor-
4 row nmrnini; will comr from v
4. Los Angeles. Pasadena and 4
4, Southern Caiirornia. A train 41
4. arriving this noon was the only 4
4. one today. It had men from 4
4. Los Angele Santa Anna and 4
4. Itiverside. The men were or- 4"
4. tlr!y and were handled in the 4.
4 ns-ual manner, the men march- 4"
4. ing uniler the direction of Jo- 4-4-
ral special officer to the sexr- 4
4 era I eating places, where they 4.
4 were serxed by the lotal Uirls' 4
4 Ib-nor Cuard organization and 4
4. the Indies of the lied Cross. 4.
4- John M Scott. genral passen- 4
4 Kr agent for ihe Southern Pa- 4
4 citie Company, was one of j
4- tlion active in managing the 4 j
4 troops here. Four trains are 4 -4.
njso schedub'd to arrive In 4" I
4. this city Sunday. 4 1
4-
44.44.H"I"I"I"'M"t!"H"
DEIIGHIFUL TIME HAD
AT SOCIAl SESSION OF
TRAINMEN'S ORDERS
Quite a pleasant affair was enjoyed
by the lirolherhood of Railway
Trainmen and the Ladies' Auxiliary
organization last evening, when a
large crowd was out for the regular
1 -ting and social session held at
then Maccahee hall.
According to the members, much
credit is due Mrs. .1. D. Yokuin. Mrs.
li. D. Williams. Mrs. C II Thurston.
Mrs J.' A Zimrick and Mrs, Sam
Siarmer. who served the supper. The
menu consisted of a number of
wholesome dishes, including baked
potatoes, macaroni and cheese, to
matoes and mayonai.se dressing, oof
lee and crackers. After supper
about t' members began dancing
and the festivities did not end until
a late hour. Every person present
declared they had a most delightful
time.
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AMERICA'S OIUECT.
"Tlio ohjoot of tliis war Ih lo do-lii.-r
tlio fro.1 pooplos nf 111,- world
from tin- tiit'llaeo itltd 111.' nolltal
powor of a tasl military .staldis!,
in, -nt I'ontrollod l,y an irrosponsihlo
co .-rniii.-nl w liirlt. Iiavini: s.-rrotly
plannod to dolninato III.' world, pro
oo.'dod to carry th.- plan out without
i n-,: ir.l ,'itlit'i- lo tlu- sai-r.-d oldica
I lions of trt-aty or tho lonK-i-stab-Jish.-d
prartic's ;,nd lone chorisl,. ,!
: princiidos of infornatlonal anion and
I honor: whlrli ,-ljo-o its own timo for
tin- war: d.'liv.T.-d its I, lows florotdy
'and sudd.-nly: stopp.'d at no l,arri-r
.'ith.-r of law- or or moroy: swotd a
I liolo pontinont w itltii, tho tldo of
! i.'oud not tlio Idood of soldiors only.
it tho Id,,,,,! of innocollt woni.-n and
' 1 rdr.'ti also and of tho holpl.-ss
"J' ami -low stands l.alkt'd hut not
-' r. :tli .1 tii- ,-noniv of four-fifths of
!i- world" fr'rom rr.-sidont W'il
on's r, pl to Hie l'opo.
j f?.-vlow Wmir Ann nrlne rpsuftn.
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K A. WALSH in
"The Silent Lie"
1 in 1 1 si.,i:v 01 Tin: i noiuh. in mi
1:11:1.-.. IU Wll I IVM K'-
i tim- -H.-...H ,.r 111. 1- mi..- .1..-
1 lire hlll i- -ml) ,..ll.-r.-.l ! !'
ltlf. Y I'll TIMili Al'll
f Tl,..- lutest iif on t stTi-pn.
Tomorrow.
CharliertiChaplinl
J NEW- In Iris Best "THE IMMIGRANT" -NEW J
Sunday. Matin
Marguerite Clark
"THE GOOSE GIRL"
tllLDEBURN COMPLETES
BIG JOB ON SISKIYOUS
4 lliirry Hildeburn who has
. heen ciiKaod on a contract for
4 iui nishini; the crushed rork
.f fnr the improved hinhway ner
4 the Siskiyous durini; tfie past
- .veveral montiis, retuitie.l home
J last niwht. The task is now
J- ccni pleted. accord inu to Mi.
4 ilililehurn. and (he r 1 has
4- heen acceiite.l hy the state nt
I th'iaU tt) their entitc satisfae-4-
turn. The road 14 miles in
4- letiirth and consists ol a ma
4. ca-lam material 1 U-vt w ide
4 and eiht inehe tin. k. It ends
4 at t he Cali tni nia line, on t he
I stmth sitle of the Siskiyous.
J The surface, it is said, is so
4- oiniH.i ii ha pavement and t lie
4 people of that vicinity are
hinhlv pleased. Tl . n d will
now he open the e r round.
4- ex. ept for the sue v. -.hu h is
4- heaw durine . ie winter
4" months, and one of the jtreat
V ohstailtN fo tourist traffic will
4 thus he removed. Mr. Hihle-4-
hum furnished i r..nnii cuhic
A yards for t lie road way. The
4 ntant he sold to the slate ami
4- he experts to remain her' for
Ju tho winter.
4
'I"I"I"I"l't"I"t"l"lI"I"I"l"!?"iI"
o - - -
i-i:i-:si-:nt rim I-. or mii:at
II. I. 111'. MA I NT Al N 1 .1
I'urniei s Miotiid Ship Now and .nid
Cunutioii Ijtter.
We are assured that the price ol
w heat determined b t he President
u ill he maintained throughout tin
ear hy the toed administration, and
that thfie ca n he no oh jet tt e in
hold in k w heat. 1 11 fact, the tanner
saves interest a lid deterior.it ion h
marketing early. At the present
time the railroads can handle more
w heat to storage points tor r ad
dtstrihutioti atid to mills lo he maim
faetured into flour for domestic con
sumption and exportation to our al
lies where it is much needed and tot
which ships are mailable at ports.
The railroad wish to appeal to
the farmers to bring their wheat to
market now. Later in the f;(II the
handling of many more products will
caie congestion and diday.
The railroads are now being oper
ated in common to serve the entire
community The demands for move
ments of military and supplies will he
an increasitiL' burden Therefor-- the
railroads must have the co-opt-ration
of the ent ir1 com in unity.
Another IJij Shipment of
New Coats
Now Ready
All the New
Leading Colors
and Styles
We Invite Inspection
- . AM'
1-V. I HII.I'UKN
-ii. "..- 'i ' I"'-'- 5
I"'"'1' "I
JI Cr.Y S THIAI. 4
.Insl a Conn ily. P
.Mutiin'i - and Niplit
- v anil Ninlil-
ri;i: i:u. ti-:iu:i;i-:i t
j mu. w ai.i.aci; .1. i iiii 1 irs.
I' lea 'a nt Octaioi at Home til' Mis.
I I-. li. Wuite i-ast l iitlay.
(Sutherlin Sun.)
1'eiidal I'ark. the delightful home
of Mis. K. H- Waite. was the scene
of a pretty social affair last Friday
afternoon, the occasion being a fare-'
well to Mrs. V. J. Phillips, who de
parted .Monday for North Itetid.
w lore she will makf lor future
home.
The spacious rooms of the Waite
home were preitily arranged for tho
occasion, I'eMoons of autumn foliage
and iarae cut giar-s howls of water
lilies forming the decora f it ui.
Afier a hort bu-ims meetinir of
the Alpha Study Club, during which
Mrs. Phillips was made un honorary
me'iiber. a short musical program
was given as follow:
'I lie Itlue Ittrd." "If I h;1v .Knew"
Mrs. Waite.
Vocal duet. - Th" Wind and the
Harp" Mrs. Lyman and Mrs.
My Duly liose." 'Take Me Pack to
My ild Kentucky Home" Mis
Potter
Tin numh--r v. .-re all pleasingly
rend . e.i and gr.-(l: ty enjoyed by
tho-e present.
Following tin- mu.-i.-al piogram.
lrs. Phillips was pie.ented with a
,ia;id-o, e -ilver --poon, a tok -n from
i!ie niemheis of the Alpha Study
Mill) in t-cogi 1)1011 of her laluable
: ie- - and deep inter t in the
a.. 1 k ot The club d ir ag the past
everal .al.;. "-'lie was me of Ihe
i 1 idles who ' rgai i,: -d the cluh and
' is apv;i;: been ;-n "-.iiring worker
-ii :ts behai;". .mis. Phillips acknowl
eth ed ihe gin in a pleasing little ad-
ir to th" tr ends with whom -he
V d -o Inn;; ;-, n pleasalltlv USIII';-
t."I
'I he affair concluded with refre.-h-'iiei.is
consisting of ice cr.-am and
;ik-.
Hi:-S IT. Al l, UK, 111.
"What Is a tenth-man"
he iiuestioti thi' New- York
'teen a-king its readers. Th
-vent to the philosopher win
he answ.-r: "A genii, -man K
Tliafs
:un has
e pne
. made
a n an
w ho is clean inside and toil
neither ln..k un ,n n... .-,.1.
who
nor
down on the pour; who avoids Hqiior
uni oao company: w tio can lose
without siiualing and win without
bragging; who is etmt derate of
women, children alid old people;
kind to animaN; who fs too hi,ie to
Me; ton generous to cheat, and who
lakes his share of the voild and h f-i
tth'-r people hae theirs."
Will S.
Tr-t's and fan;i!:.
n .1 uiu t ion Cm to
U .11 h i- a. . e,.f...
leW.-p.pr.
Moll. het
tion on a
1 or womss WEAR