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PAGE SIX pvevixo rosfturo rpview, i hihav. mjvkmrkk s. iit. I Today - One I)a' Onljr 15c - 10c MAJESTIC THE BK1CHT SI'OT It's Different, ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW tl ATI N ' I a v fx PAY FR'it II TC B M Bluebird 3 Photoplays Presents Frank l n Karnum ami It row n i - v'i i non In Waldem.ir Young's j-i-vr i tina ii-' of a jitney on.-. "The Car of Chance" Motor comedy dramu -geared to hi:h speed, wiih I f ik tin rar. I'repaic for it la if li a minute. 'an Ciipid Current Events Latest new.- in picture Kddie l.yon and !, Moraii, will, l.'dith Ifohorts, in Poor Peter Pious .lust one com inuoiiy laut-'h. AduliM Ifi rents fhihln-n lo cents A ni la Stewart in "Clov TOMORROW rH ItebeMinii," by Coming n't Tuesday Mriiish w;ir picture md Vdii -day. James Oliv Ih.' Tanks.'' " Cnrwood. in oil icial TO ALL OUR EMPLOYES You t an not do Just ire to yourself or your employer without clear, keen eyesight Kvery ilay you put off hav ing your yofi xa mined may mean an actual money loss in your earniiiK abil ity. Why not art NOW ami Save Your Eyes -before their fnai uso f uliiesx has heeii perma nently lost. A. S. IIUEY OI'ToMKTISIsT. ( Ass si'iti:i:r. AGCRS f OR BIG Y. M. C A. DRIVE ARE ANNOUNCED Ladies New Low Heeled Shoes Arriving Daily Just in by express - A I lack Kill, low heil with gray clolh top Anil another beauty a new Mahogany walking shoe. Come in ami try I hem on KOSKIltJIU; UOO 1 l.KIK IIIMN llltl NN Hhor 'I hill Snllsl; ttmt Fit Your IVft. r'erklnn 1 1 il 1 1 cl I n k - - - Ciih Street - - , 4-4HH-4-M-4-4-H-4-4-HH-4- j. iiovoit .i '.iiiii To 1 1 1 : 1 .1 '. 4. l- . I'll" local llomir Ciiurd .J. J. I. Ills Will lt.-l J 111 I III- M'llilU I nl tatrs lur IIh- lag Ilay toiuor- J l- in. 1 ucse tans art' lo be . 4 sold lur Hi purpose nf iais I mi; a fund rnr tile chillis' res- 4 4- riM' home, at I'ortlund. Our 4 4- mil haw iiDi'IimI their sit ! 1 hes ami will report at lilt' 4. 4- ammo al o'clock. The nlils 4. 4- W'H I"1 .llvidcd iiitu I'roups-. .j. 4 with a chairman for cadi U 4- croup. The- liiwn will he sec- .j. 4- liuneil hit ami each chairinan 4 4- wilh her kidiip will have 4. charue of Die solliln; of lai'.s ! 4- ill Ihe section asKlKlll-il to her. 4-4- The mrl who sells tin' laiKcsl 4. i- niiniher 01 lacs will . civen 4 4 a ilie of a hox of candy. JL 4. Carl lllack. of Ihe I'alace of .. 4- Succls, has offeleil lo llonrile .!. I- 'he candy. Kiciyonc will he J. - a.-.ostc.l duriin; the ilay, as a U J. lalfce flilol is eiectci u l(. J 4- rai-e,l here . 4-4-I"-I-HHI-4!H-4"I"!-l" OKrafrzaluftt tor the lioul'la ('aunty 1 '. A ilrne, which will be Clillctl-il fliHll Oclolier It tO 1''. wui.s rmally rotiiili-tcl toilay when ICoiinly chairinan I. II. Itiilille an lioiinceil the lo-aiN of Ihe various ile parliiienls anil apiioinleij ihe orean ier.i who will slarl ihe work in ihe outsi'ie dilricls. Kaf h or the nn u Were M.en totlav allll al'Ceitel Ihe a ioinl nients. l our Ihollsaml ilol lars is l lie amount to he rai.--cf m the c-ouniry ilurini; ihe drive. The raiiipaii;ti nianairer or llose hurK will he Marl Strung: li.v. J c. Spencer is made f-hairiiian or ihe speaker' coiiinillte-; J. K. McClin tock, chairinan of the pilhllcily de liarllueiil; A. C. Marslers, treasurer. The county organizers are as fol lows. II. '. Slronc. for Kiddle and Canyonvillc; II I.. Kddy. lor Myrtle Creek; J W. rerkins, lor Sulherlm; Henry llichanlson, lor Oakland ; liuy Cordon, (or Voncalla: Carl I;. Wlm herly, for Drain and Yonralla: .1. o. W'alson, ror Oardiner and Klkton. A ineeiini; for working out the pl.ili of orcaui.itif.' the various dls iricls will he held in the olfice of Chairman Kiddle ncxl Tuesday even iiik al l.'Mt o'clock. The several or Kani.ers will he present ami some systematic and haruionioils scheiue will be adopted. It is believed that ' ihe money will he raised with liule ilouhlc. i --o - - 4-4H-JH-H-r-4H-4-HHH- .J. to i r is foi.ici:. .j. . 4 The .--pi-cial officers w ho .J. 4 will assist In li.indilni; the . 4 i out inneiils of dralleii iio-n. J.' J- scheduled lo arrive here dm- 4. 4 fnw IIih iiiiiMMiieni of Ihe next 4 Tew ihiys were annonnccd by 4- -l .loiui t'arker. of the Coninier- . cial Club. Ibis afternoon. The .J 4- see. ial olTn crs' will be A. 1;. .1. 4- Sutherland. C. w. I'arrott. I -j. 4. W. I'ei kins. II. i. Ilullw inkle. .!. .U liieioe Creel!, .loseiih Mllrphl 4 YOUR EYES Are Priceless in their value lo you. They are the windows through which you view Nature and her bau t ies. New ripapori and books are w-ari.sotnj to read if your yesipht is not pood. If your eis hother ou, you should Give Them Attention W'c can help you. With th aid of th Opthultuoscope and KetinoscopH we (uickly and accurately locate the cause of fa ulty vision and correct it with proper glasses. BUBAR BROS. Jpiwlers nml OliLiliietl-istfi. Jackson St. may in: ham; iimu.i it. IContlnued from I'ace One.) lllil UllV I'.elioWH lH-I-4-4-:-W4":":"H-4-4-4 C y Walson. of Kail Creek, .lohu Mexauder. ol (liule. and W K I'nce. nl Oak Creek, were anil, lit the busi toss lisiiius here today. tin-: sroni-: that Arrin:ci ri:s yoi i: i:rsii:ss. uoskiu kg (.;i:nts for Ciossanl, K Si C. ami Niino Corsils 1 KOSKKL'KC ACKNTS S for Munsini Uiulerwear Maxine Shoes and Standard Patterns A Most Complete Showing of Fall Goods Notwithstanding the Scarcity of Merchandise We have succeeded in assembling a most complete stock ot hiih urade. seasonable merchandise, and invite vonr inspectinn of (H R QlM.llll.S I'RiCKS lulitoiial Fair Prices Munsing Wear 'I'i I tnuin!atiti Inr t 1 lollies. n .mtor u.innont, 1i...-t u II cm ..r tailotvd, c;tn tit .ri-f.rt-ly Mrr ili-iiui:i.r nnilrr.rtiu'iils. A Mummiik 'no uil. l'-.;uiM- o th. poriiTt u.tv in which it lits mui 11 111 , i wit- nic.u iimict'w c;ir and " l i t " l nlll.T. W h.l Know Jlll.l I'll' liU'. it f iIkui olhcr m.-ikc- price IC- is no ''H"I"iiI'l'l:M'I-r 4 f. 4. oi; MAX M stkiki-:. 4 u II the strike nf telephone . i- lineiiit n and electrical work' is J w ho are coliliecled w lilt the .J. 4 l'acific Telephone At TeleKlapll J J Coinpaliy. j:iii.s inlo elleet to- .J. 'U 11 luh t, as now deemed proh- J aid', hut one man will he al- .j J (erted in Koselmr:, This em .J ploe l Shell Cai'liill. the 01. 1 I tiieinher ol the I'lceti h ;i uoi li- J er' union in the city. It was J mil k now 11 tida' w lie I her Mr. J. Carroll would deride to quit J w it h his 1 el low w oik nun on J 4 fillier palls (1 the I'acitic 4. I -J Cum (otntiit or tint Mr fur ndl has heeli colimct.d With , .J the hu-ai e. halite for -eveial J . ear- and has aluas hi - n a .J. 1 sl'ai m plo e .J. S. Kele I lll't toinoi I ilW I I II I ' r III tlie '..nn Mi K' moiis today lea loinori H on the in t-v . fll Port- !ieie he will art as llte.l St: -ten lli-tnel I e, el e.l Ins Slllll- .1 Julie will also if Sunday to i-.tvp 1 01: 1 n u ki: w is. Vi.tii "TsnlH endoisi I innU ' " i- lierel.v holilliu- 1:1 ' ll'e Ct ,1 I nut p.t ' to th lot pa or to ( it I'M that atl erteral lilti.l war- I k.'sehuii;. (ire,. iid lor nit 01 ml mi hidinu No lo pieellt the Tlea-llt-T of ..I llllee-t III ol tills lint i- e. ::rd. 1-17 c i.i.i:v, Clt Trea-inei. taken to Kueno. It is thouhi Ihe employes at the hank will he aide to identity him in case he is the rohher. Mr. .lon:;on, who owns the motor cycle, took possession ot the car this mnrinnu and wilt prohalily have for home t'Uiit'ht or tomorrow morninu lie said the car had heen treated well hy the thief And was in ood condi tion, tin account of the fact thai h lelt the motorcycle well hidden in the hrush near Kwyene. he is inclined to heliev e ihe hoy was anxious to l-ave 1 hat vicinity and iniuht ha 1m -i n in t he hrush at the t tine lie placecl the machine in concealment BODY Of DROWNED MAN ' REBURIED IN 1. 0. 0. F. C(M EIEHY; CHILDREN ACTIVE Art in i; upon inst ru tioiis from litld i en ol .lames It. i.row n, w ho was di owned at iCoiind I'rame last .Jiil. the body ol' the drowned man was taken up Hum the coiillly ceme tery east ot this city loda . and later interred in a rae in the I. . O. F. cemetery. The removal and re luirial of the hody was performed h local undertaker ami coroner. M . , K. Ullfel. Arcoi (I jjiu to the i nst ru ct ions, the children, who are located -in KaM etn niii;iii). were ery indignant hi- au-e their tat'ier a. hiined In the i on til y hurial K' u ml. 'I'hey askeii not only that the hody he removed to a mure nitahle place, hut also slated that t he county would he reimhiiise,! lor all expenses. Th rhilihen uie said to he well to do a lid h mh 1 respected people of t lie 1 'end let on district, in hast or n ( ire on. ami had Imped to come here and hold services. The necessity 01 at ten i ion at home in ot tier to take rare ol their crops, however, pro v enteil t hem m ominti. M r. I trow .v as drow ned wink vvvimmiui; he South I'mp'tua nel . lie had In en working till Olie of the laii;e tamlies at Uoiiml 1'tai rie. tine t his children is Mrs. M. It (iet vais. ol ;ra--s Valley. There . t ! i e sons. ANTLERS THEATER TONIGHT ONLY 7:15 & 9:00 Adults 15c Child. 10c A THItll.l.INt; lltIA OK THK INMDi: ol Till: SKI KK.T Ml H'K. BRYANT WASHBURN ( better known a. Skinntr ) in "The Breaker From Arthur Stringer's story in the Saturday i:euihi; I'ost. A Story of a Love Behind the 'eil of Secret Service I'AliAMOl NT I'll TOt.ltAI'll. I 41 IIIIY Killc at Tin: w A!.ioi:i- i'll Minutes of fun. Coming. Sunday only, tualHit anil niht Louise Huff and Jack Pickford In the storv thai everybody has read, "FRECKLES" From the hook hy dene Stratton 1'orter. I DA da y SUPT. 0. C. BROWN HAS DECISION CONCERNING RESIGNATION OF TEACHERS ! the certificate of Mrs. Hattie Wool I sey be revoked, and that she U, I therefore, dtsMiialilieL from i'ach- j me in the public schools of this stale ior i ne remainder ot ine scnooi year. Yours verv trulv. J A. ('Ill KCflihh. " S'-!. Iii hi it Instruction.' Buster Brown Shoes i M. nt pi lliise Jul. lien's sh,,,.s can't l. I,,.,, . .;v,r . r Iim uisl:,... ,, MV;iiv In, th,. vhll.llvtl sliin's "ill II' 'I i:" tilliHIi'h in .i li i i-t-v ,ll .1.. ...,ll ... I ilh a ,.,n- ,,' lliiti'i' llivwti si,.(. "ircil i ill; duralili' Irath. r anil r. cl I' in tin' I,, l is, tuos, i iuiiili'i's anil snli's. :'.l'll-i Hie innsl tli.. sl,,,. " 'liiipi'i il I,. !.,ii, tl,t M.x ,.r,. iisani'. I : i . . t mi Mai t 1 I In in I il i, I ll'l ll' Mill in i 1'iit nn,in:iiis 111!' pi. ,.. , ,A Uverything Seasonable l: ll.e.U, .mil I. an. I ., na i in a u niuli ri ,i "I I" ll;i' line-' l . .n n mil!, i al. 1' l.'l' ni, i, 1 ..ill. I ranni' "I pi t. i i rmn thr ii. Mil. llulin; I'laniK'U aiiil viol i s, kiiilt.'.l i-a)is Mmui ii an. I i Inl.lri'M. See us for Anything in the Dry Goods Line, It will he worth your while b I r.i iro i o i ci;.i.iai s, X - Ihe I, idtcs who conducted I ih I nod conservation canvass anioiiL' Ihe homes of the cily d late this all.T- 4. work has heeli 4 4 today reported late JJ 4" ""(n 1 h-i' 1 ht' work I 4" practically finished and that in a few cases would it ces-at y to w ork tmnnr The worn 11 (ootid that trly all ihe homes wlurh hiidren 111 school no in- liiovemeul in others ards and .1 to (XinenckRvrri t ITlt n'RHKT VK. hill dr. d V .-,,1 INv. I'Ai'l U ! I t!.e I. ' I d..v . r , e I. in, - '.1 . ; . '." ni . ".1: il lit' I tell- .1 III . u ..; t-...div t. t.it.t. of 1 ill ' V en 1- ft 'S We Me. K a.l - and -t'U . n pi in-lit iducnon (o the is needed, w hih 1 plaliat ions w ere l rv heie Ihe persoii lu-ed to -itll the pledte J. the n..Mie ttrfi' taken t !-. u ill i ii.t tit. ri ixirie.i rn V.idiin t'ton for inv est ii:at ion. j in-i.nices or such ret u- repinted 4 5- o -LOCAL AND PERSONAL. magazine rltlblMIlR one p.. l-'u t leu I .ihi ai 1 M -sir a k 1 ni: pa r lers add S'irdl.i e. s, I iff,' M l's t ".ise. ti 1 it So lit b Main. I'hone - J 1 V T: v Inarr.ond Hi in nets'. hc mo-' .1:1 v tileiit fuel on the mar ket. Pact County Supt. O. C. lirown r a communication this is of much interest school teachers in the county. It is trom Slate Supt. .1 A. . huicbill ami explains the procedure (hat may he followed in case a learner resigns before the expiration or her contract and in defiance to the wishes ol the school board. The letter tollows: Salem. Ore . Nov 1 . 1 1 1 7 "To County Superintendents: ' The following derision has bc n rendered by this department: "Whereas, the school board of dis trict No. 2:: of Wasco County, ore con. filed a complaint with ihe Su perintendent of 1'uhlic Instruction charinc Mrs Hattie Woolsey with wolatine section of the school laws or Oregon. l!H7. hy resiKninK her position as teacher of said school without the con em of lor board, and whereas, at the public heariiiK held in this or';c on October -7, 1 ! I 7. as required h lav. , 1 h evidence showed that Mrs. Wools v siftrned a contract to teach the school 111 district No. 2:1, Wasco County, lor a period or eifcht months, bei:innin on September ::. I it I 7 : thai she did In Kin teaching on that day and that she resigned Her school and b it the listrict on September ;'4, wnhouf the morning winch Ti(. ,7((ji(.s nf . J(.d Cross n. to th.- many - .a.,.,,, i,..,.,. i,.' .. i .. i ,. of knitting since iis orirani.aiion. I'p to llelo'er 1':; 11,,. auxiliary hail turned lull since .Inly 21. ihe fol lowiiiK lilliltinn: Sucks: .Mis. A. h C.avelle, fie pairs; Mrs. K. S. Les lie, three pairs: Mrs, s. Snyder, len pairs; Misses Allinirhaiu. lour pans; Mrs. Thomas Van.l'iyn. tour pairs: Mrs. W'hlia!;. r. Mrs, Madox. Mrs. S. lift tie. Mr, l'ayne. Mrs. Klma ray he, ach one pair. Mitlens: .Mrs. A. !:. Oavelle. Iliree pairs: Mis. W. Sniilh, one pair. .Mufflers: Mrs. M. K. .larnuejn. one; Mrs Scoit, one. Scleral ladies are also uorkiiii; oil sui'Kical dressings. Due, n,. Ouard. ll.'lM.ille'en I'lil'ty Miss Iterlha I. an emeitainel nine lirl friends and tile six niemhers of the Birl-' chili, the dealer clan, on Wednesday elelllln; at a 1 1 ;, 1 1 1 r. e en party. 'I :ie l.toms w.-re veiv prel tily a' ranged villi autumn leaw- and .laiunase laiueins. and i;.inies tilled Hie eienihir iinnl a lale liuur. I ulien ilainiy i. frc hiueiiis nine r ed . I I KKI'.YS TI l!M VS. ii,,, .oiiseui 01 ,ne noaril; llierefore. I Thanl.- .i.-h inn will soon h. "" 1 lr'"' "' ' .M'leniher, 11117, V. e want v.ilir llll kels' will the matter h.'IHK taken under aihise- hil-llest cash Jili.e lor Ih. in lil inellt. It was ordered hy Ihe Super- ilre:se.l. Kos, hi; r I'ruit Co. . intend. -lit of 1'uhlic Instruction that s:t. here. Mk V7L.m f i ANITA STr'.W ART nd RUDOLPH CAMERON in "CLOV ER'S REBELLION " AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER TOMORROW. CKCKCHCKOlX0 CMXKCK000000 In. '-I:r.. lit ,1 RoSfBURG rJ0K Sf0FE 1, 1 1 S T.i lit c nil i . lam Chun . ;l Mel, , I . . ,'Tl riiotip ml I'kels mill Ih, I'll.'. tile s.,n H.ir'lw are i'i, :,i.ii.' and Mrs ...!;..' .hit irim !., i i.ii ii'i Mrs .ll!lf ill at l.ei nv Toow. ! I. 'i; ki n I' C. r.t',.1 Let. ... .1 i; , I I.- u in ih- . I'lin i -l."P .i'i 1 1 ir. n l N IT I' . Ii,.,, I ,..il n. ,, i-l 11 l.l't hull-. erk In latum f.it i.. ,!.. hoard mid .ir ..11 nr.-. Ap ;1. 1 1 i-fiuii.t r. nl Ave VVELWORTH New Fall Models In The 3? - t Still Priced at Just $2.00 WELWOR.TH BLOUSE The Favorite of an Entire Nation and Worthy of this lli;h Honor SOLD HERE OXLY Bellows woma.vs snm I OR WOMA.VS W EAR 1 V