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PAGK THBK1I SHKHII'F ,lll-: "s lVKoUMI II THAT MISMNti INSlltANC'K AliKNT WAS NKKN IX CAI.II Oll MA CITY MAY UK Itl-'Tl HMT) IT WAXTKH. Mothers Know That Genuine Castcria EVEXTNO ROSEBnUJ REVIEW, KR11HV, NOVKMBFR 18. 1IT. yt Contents lrFluid Prarlw 0 IfiH I t5ISES33'. - For Infants and Children. f5 'f 5S 5v I 1 Dont ask for Crackers sag Sumir Vk Heal boys like 't in, too! Snow Flakes are good for them is the bt t, and of the highest food value, growing boys because everything that goes into Sold In 3 sizes of packages and In bulk. I'AITI'U' to VST HISCVIT CO., Portland, Oreg. 10CAI OfflCCR WIRES 10 WIFE H.li.f K Held That No Anion Will He Taken Man l.ciirns of lK-HiMaraii4-e l-'miii luteal Phkts and Wire Slierilf. WE SF.;.L 'KM. V. C. rattcrson West Side Gnxei-v Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son North Side Grocery Campbell & Wilbur. Siol C:isli C iskct Grocery. Economy Grocery PLANT 50,000 PRUNE TREES IN LANE COUNTY THIS YEAR IS PLAN S. NAVY WANTS 2000 I FIREMEN fOR THE MANY 1 NEW VESSELS ACQUIRED i The prune e will !. on h.iril c about planted ..im urn's ot in tii' lei ri- forv tributary Id Vai-.eue tins r-piinir. a. rortliiiK i the estimate of It. S. Woodruff, a Una! n n rs-r nun. made here Thursday, say the Kugene Cuatd. Mi. oodruiT .-.;-id. " I have been -aini'.-siim t!i' iiiiinl.'y fur the past three months and at a nmna live estimate there will be r.ii.intn trees tdanted this se:',-on. This viil amount to about acres, ami what looks good to mo is that it will Miusllv be pi.inled hv men who baw bee n raising prunes for su er.ti years J ast and understand the work." Mr. Woodruff stated that ttu i. would he quite a nuinln-r o:' rh i ries planted fur comer, ial on ha; ! -but n ; on nearly so I;:rt:e a s.r as N il.e c:im with prm s. The?. are so; eab them ;: 1 11 v Inercial . " it I i ' Mr wa ' 'I-,-All II" who make in sales of prnsp. apple t. J. UT I" -t ImliM hei ; I;; iHinir. will take rate o them profitable. am i 'in A s m iim Local naval rt cruil ine stations re ceived ttb-tiaphic instructions that t he ua y recruit iiitf slat uns of t h i'acitic division hall rt-cruil 2ooti Hp to. it by 1. cfinlM-r 1."., and rais ing the atie of appreiitiee seamen i ro:n to years, making ate limi's is to 'I'he.-e firetio ii a' e for niatininj: those .-s. ts of the ships mer chant and naval ree.-ntly taken (iv. r and contracted for by the Navy Department. Cum;i'':s provides by law that all met: enteriiiL' the navy for engineer work aboard ship must niter as firemen, but com ma inline officers of ship-; have authority dtiiKit: war lime of ia isiiu' rat inn of such men. and tu." ..en l.-t class, water tenders, chief water tenders. machinist': r. i etc.. must come from Ihesi m n nvru'h .1. This ofiets an un iu.it up;-1 ft en it v tor ad anet-mt-ut .r men wishini' to etit.-r the en yiti'-ei iiiL- force of the n;ivy and all !:: ii who have meehanical experi enee in ri ,1 life, as all the higher i ,t in t.'s a re n.-ed-'d at once. 'i"::e re.piir'ineiits of entering the etrjim i r bratn h as firemen ilie Im.-: rating is in accord with the usual policv .r the na to uie .er n :i n equ.ii op por t unit y tor ad v. i nee m en i and all men a re ad v.;. :'rfd on the basis of their individ ual :iti n v V: suoy cam i' i r.wi The Ami. rn an Frenchmen a frieidly. d pt ant I'.iul l; M:rat. h American soldier lie inodem warfare. "1 thought it;:, Mi. were like the Knirli-h. t tant," said Mi rat today. rot. They're demo-Tal Frtuich. "We Frenc Aniericn ns )i liave vi-it. 'l ( ttie American -h . Nov. JU.-I like M idvant Id and I'M! til- i lia l judged all the ;'ir VMtl iv ho find Mir;, Sei ic expert ini;. I.e-t on onntry. but w m p- o; ! j.;- t lil.e i:-; " .nt two . . i r in active 'be vet Tioiit and is an 11 kind of mod. i n turhi o 1 1 -. I i ii with -I bu-ines-?. Wlt.liiell'.. Of in Kovebin and at'emlini: Chun hill. ii.' na uer of Siiuihern (heirim l'ower Cieiipati Cold Kay, spent the day in tins the ,r, reh,lie tel. n of draTi at'e. to t .iL-e o! t his unptirt un ity. i:iii! ai'il ti out e, us the m t draft is now a n. hi. I and after beini: called bv dratt our i. resent ordeis prevent us tium accepting them. HACK To till N A . !'Ol;TI.AND. Ore.. Nov. It", rticle S.tm N ','oint' to do Louie (i reeenr ly arrived f torn (,'hina via eico. a lavor by shipping htm back to China. l.ouie" motlier back in China learned that th" 1'nited States ha.- roiie to war. "You'd hel ter w a I i'h out. or tie v U make ou fichl." sh v I'n'e h.-r son .ie;.e showed the b rt.r to ), PeW fri-nd- in Amerii a. He .-.oiuht lh adviee of an interpreter. iiie wi-e tn thiiiL' Atinrica! Hut the inter prei.tr vva iiNo a re; r-etitat ive of the mi lulnrati.ui 'H ice and I.ouie was a r-r-'-led tur hi- simple way to pet tint' i n : ii the count r .v. Incideu'tv. the (lovernmeiit will snip Louie ha K to ( tuna and tie 11 e-rape tile draft KM si i ft ' Go East Union Pacii: ic System 3 iiirotruU 1 rains East !;v;ry i.::y c :: . ' :...!Ti.:x : ;t V:- n sifc-i-.Jf e . I -.,' . Jr. -.- ..ij ' . ' . J K-i:- i. ' . .... -.t i -y ,- 1 ' , x krm -Vur 1 BY RlGHT OP POSSESSION MlUlLl & 3 AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER TOMORROW. That J. F. Hulchason. tlio former Iiostdiurs insurance asent, who .-nt I v disapp':inMi from Spokane. abandoning his family, has been lo ut eti in San Francisco and may be taken by the officers at any time. houltl such an act be demanded was the announcement nmd? here by Slieri Quine thi. morning. The of fiier said he was informed that Hutchason was at San Francisco sev eral di'ys a no. and that he bad latNi ent word to Spokane asking for in tructions. Since no replv was received from Spokane today, it was the heiiei the local officers that the police arc not anxious to make the arrest. X otnplaint is known to have been made. The word from San Francisco stated that Hutchinson was seen in that ci'y last Sunday. The message was from a person who had been visiting in that citv and is acquaint 1 with Sheriff Quine and also Mr Hiitehawn. He had seen Mr. Hutch ison hvoinI a doubt, he said, and had later discovered by reading the local papers that the man had dis appeared. The message sent to the local sheriff also said that the miss ing man could be located if the of ficers here desired to have him held for investigation or returned. What iction will finallv be taken was not known by Sheriff Quine toUay. With the discovery of Mr. llulch tsnn in San Francisco, it is now be lieved nrobable that several persons here who claimed to have seen the man in this eilv a few days aft-i 'is alleged disappearance were nrobabiv correct. One lady aid she had peen Mr. Ilntehason here one morn In j; on the streets. She said be had on his overcoat and did not -how much of his face, but she was positive it was the man sought. Mr. Ilntehason disappeared in p(,kane following his discharge hv the Mutual Life nsurane Co. ol New Yot k. for w hoiu he hail been "orking fi" several years. lie left here in August to accept a promr Mon at Spokane as district manager No reason oilier than to abandon bis family was given for his difap pearan e. . i ( Sutherlin Sun.) The man friends of Dr. B. r Yore will tie pleasvd to learn he has returned to Oakland sinned his medical pta tici dot tor w as called into th Armv medical corns some CANADIAN SOLDIER CAN FAKE IN THE "JACK POTS" AS WELL AS TALK Y. MX A. While on a lecture tour on be half of the Y. M. ( A.. Private Karl (I. Hannah, late of the Canadian Army in France, w ho spoke before a capacity audience at the Met ho dist Church V. edmrday evenini:. was apparently as anxious to in- j struct those who did not appear at i the church in various other lines. I A few minutes after the eveninu's program, it is said, he met a num ber of local boy, ami returning to the hotel at J o'clock in the morn ing. to.k with him about ? whien he had won from his newly made friends by gambling. l'ri vale Hannah was seen to en ter the hotel by Night Officer U'il-,-nx. Suspicions wore aroused tiv the actions of the young man. and not long afterwards It was stateu that a game had been conducted tn : portion of the vacated McClalleii Hotel. No action was taken at the time because of the desire to obtain evidence from the other lads in the came, hut in the meantime, the voting stddier left or. his way north Later esterday it was do'-ided to allow the bov to keep on tiis way. isi:w:j, pi'TXAM, fifth. WASIFNCTON. Nov I".. Kager to uphold the record ol' his illustrous incestors. Israel FtMiiam. ."th. a di rect descendent of l-rael Putnam. of Revolutionary .tr fame, is now an active member of the 1'nited -itute.,- Mi-rines. Yoiriii Putnam says: "1 chose the Marines because tliev See uin-h a i- ive service. My family has heroine identified with American history by akin:: part in nil wars siime the tleyolutioti. 1 hope to do my full share in the present war willing to give my services v.ite and earn promotion : LOCAL AND PERSONAL. n Leo tin business ago, ami the pa-t s of a slight tentatively a :: d that mid re The F. S weeks has been in San Y ranciseo several weeks. On account defect in hearing be was rejected. He is now on furlough and expects to lint am a prl I merit I Sutherlin Sun.) A ugust Yogelpohl was the first of the week on matters. Mark N. Tisdale. president of the local bank, was in Med ford the tirst of the week on business mailers. Mrs. F. 11. Walte returned Mon day from North Heiid. w here she visited Mrs. Y. J. Phillips several days. Mchdames. Ilrll. Ldwar.ls and Co show, well known Lose bur ladies, v, ei fn low ii last Thursday calling ou Suiherlin friends. It will be time enough to regard the Kaiser a peacemaker u hen he offers :o surrender. And even then he should be handled with care. As will be s-'en by oflicial notice in The Sun today, the regular citv eleetion is called for Monday. De cember :i. Three councilineti are to be elected. - Members of the local Episcopal Church are arranging for a Christ mas ti 'e for the Sunday school. A good program for ttie occasion w ill soon be announced. Mrs. H. L. Smith returned the tirst of th- week from Junction City, where she attend. 'd the funeral of the hue Will S. Triies. She was ac companied home b Mrs. Trites lit tle datigiiier. Ceorge Duke, a well known Suh rtin buy. who is a member of the Fourth Company of the Coast Ariil-l-Tv at Fort Stevens, is temporarily mt ot co ana is:. ion hv reason of a spi a incd an I- le. do .en t i m her cruisers who are thought to be in the employ ol Hie lev ei n he -nt in classifying t tie O. At c. land grant, arrived here last Sun day and are now in the timber dis 1 1 ict east of Sutherlin. At a meeting of the Parent Tench ers' Ast, iation u Kiddle last week, "il was cited ihat the Parent Ten-bets" Associat ion of Sutherlin had built a play shed that is a credit tit the scho-d boatil. Kiddle can surely do as well." Leginning" Xovemher 1. the great n;e in plant -j in the t'nhed Slates - -2 IT AVv-ioljl'k-rrcparalwiifor.U Mniiliili'KjUicroodliyfciuU- lir.lh.-Slorvjchsawl W TticrcbvlV.nKUniDiiUo fVcrfulncssan.lUosl.CooU neither Opium. Morphine not Miiioral.NoTAiu;oTic HSlZtm-aSiU t,i,,fnlliera(lvfor LPSSOKM.K11 rcsuUiicJvrc''f!L,nl"f''nQ I.:- a- YA'i'X ; i,ot.-c.i- i pi Always Bears Signature the Kt rvntr IF In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. il . Yomiib I ll t n:l 111 is r:liicllv . I n I . t -inn his truininu t a Miiriti.. Iruin inc cimn. ii ml is ;iv.iiiinu nuli-rs for m'rxiti' in rt.tnnv Ii.. plii.cil on the ri'tinil list with tin l it In of rui'tain. The puhlir sliimhl iK-ar in iniuii 1 h iii all poi-i.il innis r-.( nil 2 i-ehts. i.'U-.inlh ss of hi-tlnT IIm'V in" in .ii. ! 1 f.T lot nl tlfliviT.v or not. I'nxtitii" mi .o li hiti-r m :i ri-ntx M-.'.t Unit .li.'P l.-ltcrs in Hie lural puslofi.-.' tor il.-liMT.v on its rural rout.'. r.-iiiiii' only Z ri'Mri. A ti" i a is s.nilini! its lira vest ;.ml hesl tn fiL'ht for tin' wurhlfl fi.'c.loin. mill in justi.e to thciii it must, t in i loy proiniit anil si. -i n in.'iisiir. s tnn.iiil any p. is.ms Uo hy wortl oi cii:ll iciu' iii'l all'l toin fort to th.' .'11. my. .i i:i t.A'l mi: UK.xiiiM. it fin.' ihniK to Ruar.l our liom.- iiiTiiilisl ulii'ii hi.hlHT. ot whos. liLiipo.-.' an- all au.tr.- Kill it also v.'iy i in put tant to uar.l ih.-m itpitllist oth'-r iilMiliouis f.i.-s that r-i .-it in iind.T Hi.' ilisiruis.' of I r i ml ly t'lit.-rtallifrs to plui.il.-r ami il' stroy tin- ch.Tisli.-.l i.l. als. I In- h.lt.v stalnlar'ls, Ihf t-ltar vnns that h.i' Ul. !l th' holu.' lis rhalaf't.-l. H you will familiarize .ur otna' p.'t.plf Kith th.' h.'.-l i .1 1 nt; . ll.. v will hot he lik'-ly lo rr.nf what is in f I Mir all'l .l.'lnol.tllilii: I h.' NoiithV Con iiauion ix a jmw.Ttu) iiiflu.'li'.' in Appropriate Wedding Gifts A Ihi'fi' III.- most of siUir a ppropriat ,1 i 1. 15 1:1ft you th.- Iiii.! Not fan.-.' slh.T is i look at. hut lite, l.i'titif. A I ' sill tT will lal ami I'oo.l nhi'i Uimt wt- t-ai i . anil li'-arty in malifs w..l fi't tor I . Of f,..Ml llf'lllM.-. th- onl' .it is'.'aft ion II :.t an- I.1.M.I' A. S. IIUEY CO. I iiss St ret-l leivehurg iVUAIl-MAHIVSlmf j will tie under control of the Federal Government. If is claimed that un der t tie new deal ttie producers of meat animals, the packers and con sumers will get a square deal. Quite a number of our citizens enjoyed a very interesting lecture at ttie Kpiscopal Church last Sunday evening hy Kev. Itarr (I. 1-ee. His subject was "Some of the Distin guishing Marks of t he Fpiscnpal Church," and the subject was handl ed in a most able manner. Main of our citizens who heard Mishop Sumner speak on bis recent visit to Sutherlin Mime months' ago. will be pleased to le rn that an et her oppott unity w 111 renin be pre sented to hear this i Ntingnlshcd speaker Me will I, at the local Kpicopitl Chun-h on Sunday even ing, Xm ember Among the six applicant for final iat ura It .at ion papers in I he Circuit Court at Koschui g on Monday w ;r. Paryarle Ciacomez.i. an Italian, fa maliarly known a.-. "Pasco," who ban been in the employ of F. II. Waile In Sutherlin for several years. Th other applicants were all former sub jects of Croat Hritain. Judge Ham ilton granted all final paper.-,. Bit" at e i or.tono.ni)n people In he Fulled States. If each will eat one ounce of meat less each day. that will mean a daily shipload of approximately ;',,; no tons of meat aved for our boys at the front, ant our underfed, famishing allies. rM..1.. fill'"' rii"or Phnna 1"t To It is o Not hi io.f mud th "hailc ,!.!.. d . lle.,ll Kiel tie- e, li ' It'll . dull I 'I he , t'Ut It ' reiidini' ion i- f - nvt it, b' 'Pi a w a ken i ng , in reading. r ading v U or toil. : .il 1 neither due: .Hel ati-tere I 'oil, prf Ii 'o II r ei g na rd at our The Couipaii v.ei lo t;ot ki. ' iid (tir f.impl fa-f of what the ti"Xt bi ing Itv ad'ling J.' )iN r-l MeCall".- M-tV. f.e-hion author girN both put, ( eir lw fe.it fit 1 The Vou'li - c. Hue- f 1 I H All tti" r inaiiii! ". The i 'oi- p,, on f-.r I'dn 4 Mr ( :t II Malt. nun.t.erv of 1 1 All for 12 2r. Till; VOt'TH S COMPANION'. Co ni on wealth Ave , Host on. 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