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PACK TWO ETEJTCXa ROSEBCRQ REVIEW, Kill DA V, DECEMBER T, 101T. i :-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF lluildflijc New Ititiit4i4f T. I-. Weaver, a U known far mer of iho Canyon vi I It- tteetlon, iH build in k a new t evident do hi property there, wtiirli is loejtted neai the I nipqiia Hiver bridge in On hard Valley. Mr. Weaer ft'veral yurs . ano bought some inn leared hinds ly 1 ii k along the Smith l riin)iia lllw-r and has brought the 1 1 a t Into a Mute of tiiMi productivity. II'' has been nperi;,liiiifc on broccoli and other crops und 1 ciMisldered one of the most Micessf ul farmers in 1 hat par! of the rountv. .IJ.Ie Met. to XufJifiilil V. K. Morgan and It. K. Iosr. of Olid p. departed for Mnrshfield thin niornlntf and expert to find employ ment In that vicinity. The demand for laborer is great In that district at present, according to reports. ,iihk odlide One of the l(. K. Shields jitneys driven ty Vernon Hinsdale and an other Kord occupied by t.ene Shnini, of ;iide, and a vouhk lady from that vlelnity, met in a novere collision last evening t the corner of Cass Hint I'llie nt reefs. o one Win seri onoly Injured, iilthou:1! the voiin? lad was t Ii vnv n ng i In -;t I he fVa me of the i wit!) eotiMid-) ;il e :'or and badly frightened. Th j:'n ' which she was wearing were thrown by the force of the collision several fret in front of the car. where thev wore after w i rd picked up t rom t he pavement. The jitney aiilo was con- fiilerabh da united. One front axle was badly bent ami t he fender and radiator crushed. The Shrmn car apparently suffered but age, both can being able from thp scene under little dam to get away their own power. The Jitney is laid up for r- palrt: today. Itetuui to Oakland - It . . I i oh and w i f v n n d M rs . Cleve Sparks, all of Oakland, return ed to their home today. after isit Inn In this city at the home of Mr. Hose's father. A. O. Hose. Oittletnen Ituv IjiihN Through a deal closed vesterdav, Itobert Lane and Will Sincletnn. the well known eatt lemen of I leer Creek, h.ivo jicquired the ownership of a fi e tin ndi ed acre , toek ranch from Horace Marsters. the pur chase adjoining their other holdings and bet ii located near Oak Creek. Mr. Marste-H was he re from Salem several days In connect ion with t lie sale. The land invohed in Ihe transfer is mostly used for grazing purpose. Ally. . X. Oii-iid at latgene A . N. Orcntt , niember of the lo cal firm of !ice K- Orcutt. attorneys, Is attending to business matters at Fugeno today. Now is the Time to do your Christmas Shopping. Make your selections and we will hold them and de liver when notified. We have a large line of toys, dolls, Teddy bears, velocipedes, wagons, rocking horses, etc. for the little ones. Davenports, Chairs, Rockers, Dining Tables, Library Tables, Buf fets, Dressers, Dressing Tables, Beds, etc. for the Grown-Ups. China ware, Cut Glass, Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Casseroles, Serving Trays, in fact nearly everything you might want can be found here Styles and prices to suit all. a" KUrl This Brunswick and 12 Reconls-24 Selections Delivered to our Home For $10 Down I 'on I'liu iil I'.r. i".rv Inw .J per vl. Iln-. !' 1. 1 1 SS 1 1,! rr null i si 1 i'it tiling in ;it t . I ' ! Miriil tn I'UV. l (!( (hi' ".ill ll'.IM'il' l',rilll- lik lull 1 1 1 1 1 "I! U' ! 1 1 l-l.iviiiu .ill ivi m-ils ii-url piinitx, i,,,,:,. .i,ni;, ml r.m .itul 'rn .i n.!i!i!iitf i loth. I'.. l i s niir n! tlu' i-.uui.ls iti.-hi.Kul in tins .-'!it ;s jjuaratit.-. .1 In I 'I. IV III. Ill I lll'.i's Willi Hi I I Ill 1.. IV.','. II I.i i- 1 1 1 ... 1 1 i s pi i, iu r,...i S ;' ..ii t,, s,i mi M.lKr ..til- si i.u ! lull hnu . u ,. i an 1 1 . 1 1 i i' n.iu ,,- l.,;, - VV lt i.t mi. it .,f l.'ss, r itisii in-:, r.ts A.J.LILBURN&SON AIUt KUIi at aquliut S. H. Knginrer ti. K l-ohr. Jr., and Piieman . a. Taylor left this morn-1 iiiK bound fur Yaquina Hay. w hr they will upend fevt'tal das fishing lor salmon trout. The sport U caici I to be excellent there at tins time and I the hoy are anticipating a delightful outing. 1ovnl to INrtlniMl Mrs. I C. Wilbanks, who bad been residing iu this city, went to Port land today to join her h unhand and hake her residence in thai city. Um ace Mjirsfcrs Hen Horace Mars tern, of t he firm of Perrine Ac Maisters. who ha charge. of the Salem branch of their realty buffiner-s. is spending a few days in tit is county on business. He went to Sutherlin this morning mid will probably no from there to the (piick "llver mine near Klkhead. In which Perrine & Marsters own the contnd lintc inlereHt. Sboubl ltjiic Mo it Tile I'nited S'ates I epart ment of Awrii ultuie uryes every farmer to do his personal share toward Itu reaslnK pork product Inn in 1 IS by 1 per , cent throimlioiit the I'nited States.) The increase in cereal production In, the I'nited States in 1 !t 1 7 Is very much ahoe the ear lUltl. The en-. timate of the corn crop on Novem ber I by tho I nited States hepart-t ment of Agriculture wan ::. 1 !t l ,ns?,.-! lino luishels- tlie iKccinber estimate) (f the 1 !t HI crop by t he same author- it v was s :. I 1 1 bushels. I be five year aveiiint for the years I I I - 1 l!i.". was .4. 1 1! I "on bushels. The I increase of the i:l7 ear over that i of I ! HI based (tn the November es-J timate is t;u7 fJ.niiu buxhels. The increase in n 1 7 over the five-year, average 1b 4 t; 1 !i,ouo bushels The' duty of American Tanners to them-' selves and to the Nation is cleat.! Livestock product ion. especially hnu raising, must be increased. I Well tulan el Pr uiMoi: Feeding the orchard trees by i pruning to balance its rations Is one of the methods of increasing and ; cheapening product Ion. which tire- gon farmers will study and practice at the pruning school to be held at I lie Oregon Agricull nral College next week Invest iira lions conduct ed by I ir K. J. Knaus have proved 1 hat pruning removes t he excess of crtain good element1 (bat interfere wliii eveulv balanced functions nf growth and beariutr. and enables the trc to perform l he work desired j juM J)f. (ru. .S slll(vinK jt with ilitional plant food of Ihe kind lack ing bv means of fertilizers. The t r u it men w ill pract ice such pruning under expert direct ion. I'tillviinnii Ti' -I THE CITY :-: CANTONMENTS ARE IN SPLENDID CONDITION SAYS DR. KATE BARRETT "Patriotism is the Ktrnillfe-O 4enttVe to illit living flint i-vid In' the can ton men ih of tills country sas Kate Waller Uarrett. M. ., I Sc., President of tiie National Asri ctation ol Florence Crittenden Mis sio IIS. Hr. Parrett has already returned!'1 is HomI Thht One lillioii ( hiist from a tour of the military camps and cantonments which she visited representative of the National Congress tit Mothers. She wan given opportunity to address both volun teeri and regulars, a privilege grain ed to few women. I ir. Uarrett learned conditions from personal ob servation, public addresses at meet ings and from private talks with sol diers. She states that the woman appeal ing fur help to the Florence Critten den missions near cantonments have been notably few. "I way emphatically that condi tions are splendid at every one of t hese camps," ir. Uarrett na s. " Pat riot Ism is the st longest incent ive to iiL-ht living that there is. It iH stronger than .religion, stronger than advice of parents; it is the one power which Is stronger than the ye appeal itself." Mrs. H. Canfiehl and Mrs. olt"n, hot h of drain, came iu Wednesday morning to spend the day here shop-) ping. Mrs. Holton's husband is no in training at the Presidio. Kugeno (In aid. 1 plants, -lt! K I oic sAi.i-;. Cold Iollar strawberry a I so New iregon . Ca 1 1 at 1st Ave., N. Kosebuig. Safe Milk or Infant & Invalid! J Co.! YOU A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. Keep HorKck's Always on Hand Quick Lunch; Heme or Office. m 1K eiF SALE IS OPENED Illtl.l.OV I1IIAKI) l tit 1 . 1 II .HUNS IN ITI.W. H ll Till: KKt.l I.Mil.V II II I, A M K It UllltK AI.AINVr Tl llt li I I.. .l IN THIS STAT V.. ifONDS TO BE USED IN OREGON mas .Nnls ill lie Sold lor This luiH.- Outline or the Work I Icing lione. A.lilri'ssi',1 to ihn pt'Utitii nf Ori-Eon III.' Miiti- liuarii i,r Hi-alth liua issuiil an aiMM-al fur KUiiport of tin Ki-tl ( ros c:iiiistiiias S.-al salt'. Thf iro i an to tie iihi-ii iti a l.l of iimmi ri'ji'rli'.l fur military hitvU-i in-caus. of tiilji-friilosis. ami also tor the ri k lll;tll fil'Kati i.i'il work against tuber' miosis in (Hvcon. The sale will b' I'oniliicteil hy (he (iri'Kon Assoi'ia lion lor the Prevention of Tuher- i-uliisis. The appeal of the stall lioafl or Health reails as lollows: To the I'eiiple of Ori-Kon : War t;ives new iinportanee to 111 wot-K ot the Oregon Association lor the Prevention nf T'llheri'llllisis Niiinlieis id men who apply lor in llsllueni are rejectuil llel-allse o I tulieiriilosis. (ithers contraet th. .lisi-ase in service an. I must he re turneil to their homes. In either in stance these men must be cared for. Any other course woulil be inhuman it wouiti tie uneconomic. The Ore- lion Mate lloanl of Health llesile; most earnestly to comuienil the Ore ton Association for the I'ri'venlion of I uneiciiliisis to the support of th people ot oremiu in pcrtorminK this s.-r ice. The association is ailuiir ' lily eiiuippcii. In co-operation with the state lloanl of Health names anil ail.lresses ol men rejected or ,,!, tary service hecallse of tuberculosis Will be M'cureil -;ach will be rol loweil to his home. Nurses especial ly trained in public litalth work will t-'ive him and his laiiitlv instructioiis lo aid in piev.-niini; the spread .,1 infection ainl to add to his ch overeiiiiiint' the disease Where necessary, sanitarium care will be arranged; supidies and suitable fond will be furnished. This work can ml) be done it" the lied Cross Christ mas Seal sale conducted by the asso ciation is a success and adiiiuale funds til meet necessary expenses are Secured. Such a necessity W.1S til, I anticipated by tiie last Legislature anil Ihe slate has no appropriation lor the pin-pose. Tlie mi,,! aliioiinl 'I'd is 1 ,1,111,11. This will neces- silate the sale of 1 .(ilHI.IIIII, .seals at " " each. Let the Kelielous people of this state buy liberally and elet-J penny Will ,1.1 double llll'lv ill js.mni; hie and pieventilli; the .' islrill'!ie spread ill Olennll of this dread disease. tiKKCON ST ATI- IIOAIII) 111' IIKAI.TII Hy A. C. Sclv. Pres. Ilobl. K. 1.. li.ilt. Sec. I'r. Andrew c. Siinih. l'r. C T llacon. I f. . 11 Hale. V l llr.ii.ks. l'r I! .1 Marsh. o r i : i : 1 1 t AMMiis. Ili le is One I n ilim nl I bm Sul I'.Ts 4 'an liely I ' M If v. mi u nit to dine catarrh and .ill lis ilismistiim s miitouis in, ii, vein- ss,e:il ill t!ie sliottest nnssihl.. time. t t,, v,,iir ilrtiaKisi and as-K lei' .1 1 1 .miei null it t.nhn . Ptea.li.' Ilv.iiini and it will tid ou el , at.n rh ; it tnes . u. h ipii, k rel.el 1'ial ..II w 'HI use , f,,r t,,. firs, Hn.e ast.. Ill-he, I. H. iee.'l Is , i ple.is.int ,intj- -I'"' which is hre.ilhe.l inn, ,hc ' "s- i.m mllaiiied nicinli' atti'. 11 I'll- Ihr ..tl.itih Helms, soothes' l'"'s. and heaN all lull. mi ni .i I i ,,n . I ' -irr.-r . mother ,.. w itl, '"''' lt;'' ,ll-e.ne is .latin. M mis a lid "IN'II .''Ids .11 . lIlMlllil-,.n Stiirt H e III. tl.ei in-.itmetit In.l.iy. Nn '- ' de'iim. tin sprais nr Inn. V s. nisi breathe it th.it s all s, lie., Cm-s Pharmacy. x i : en I : m i. u. I .11 -ei I. ,lli, II ,,! . ii-,,,- suucsls t,, l;ie j i . r i:i- ;..- - nil Ihe , ,,.,., lallnll nf :' l'-l i. a i hi, Ii tin' ma urnv of i ii'tM :i ,,i ,1,, ii j, ml all-1 tint lie-.-.-ssh.it,. .,ny li.ii li-lii!, l,ul ,, more "'.lie I n i . -t I 1 in-, ,,! , , , i.,lm a II 1 1 1' - l: , - ,1 1 -, ln-es lac 111',.' : i : a 1 1 nil ' ..I t - " t is ;in!,al.li t smat ' ' "n 1 '."i i- .lit t,..,,j- i'.!:- in the ,1 I, ,i',i - i-. 'l s ,.,t. I.U ' s..!'-.l 1. 1 the il .') !:.,te I'm 11 .ll'-''' ' i ' ' '' a : , .re I a. r !,'.! n ; !i C'cni I.i .. . k.'l.. ..re s'tf 'l .'.l 111 "' ' " laie .,-.,! ,.!,... f,.' aw ' -I -.I- !'" i'1-e nl I e , ..',. ,.,: ,'.', I r 'I'ltf .t." mi. ., I',,' : s . . r n I .- M- t, ( . . , I n i-:-ww-!-h-w-k-H":":--' ! Ill H 1 Ki-.N N.M II I', . 4. T- . -': .,! c - A . ' - :'. al t. i;. . i . . !. .... , w t I '1 - '' ! ' r .-i- , -: ,U -.v ' i c 1 . ::. n ' ' - !; .! 'r,w ,x ... k -m f. l . : n 1 r,! 4 " " I. iv Li nc u v":' V !m. -.i.,v ,i-v! s.it . ' : ! i .if'." vi'i'lls i- 'i . t'k ? ' v r"A ' o l k i 4- y,I,rr-,-,IjJ SON Of PRESIDENT Of 0. A. C. IS DEAD; ONCE LOCATED HERE (tKVAM.IS. Or.. life, ti - W.l Jliain Mora- Kt-n. .;. .-on ol dfiit J. Krr. ot the On-.n Ai::i-:f-iiltiiral ColUtt-, nn! Mr K'-rr, j ftinffcilav in liivt-rP (tlo.. rl- int to word tf.cived ly t.u- liinuh. Mr. Krr b:ui hn ill for in;nv itv.i ri. mm i ltililtiooil in 1:o-i. w ln-u ;tn .ittm k of tvphoid fer U-it h.-ii w:t h intf.-ir in.it trniltl- auairi-t which he fought tli rs( of his Ii1". Atou! oiih yar aw Mr. K-rr. in t- 1 fin.doy of th' Ki-d'rnl huria.i of ntikftJ, with an oftici- in Wa.-h-in'ton, I. ('.. roirT'Mfi a rt-lai'sc and it was f a ifd at that t i in t that tit would die. His father visitt-d him at that tiin'. and th son at his own rfiiucHt was takt-n to lifnivr, when' In had since aMendfd to his dutit- ior tlio (Jovprnnu'nt. lit was a ma n of wonderful will power, hs vid'nrfd particularly in Iiim rtru;i;l acainsi his il!n-s. Mr. K'-rr was at otu time !n hart: of tlio husint'sr office at the ncrhultural colh'i;'. H is survived hy hiH willow, now livin in Indiana, wlin nt tho time of their marriaize wan on the faculty of tlie colletie. Mr. Kerr was horn in I'tah. Mr. Km it w:. located in Ttisehiiri: for nhoiil a var, about six years irn. when he was s-uperintendi nt of the Cortland Cement Co. ijuarrics at Carnes. and w as w dl known to many neoT'!- here. Mis father was :i stockliohlei- In th comnanv at that tinu. II S3 I cigarette (Toasted tobacco - the real Brloy ciffarette 07 Guaranteed by HLTJ ' four-nini:tv model 1R1CE $71. I'lus U m Tax f. . v().SC()W,y l"r.,in .1 m. i-ti.i ti t.ui,Hiinl. t ..- ,. . j .,. , . . ,, wt,,n..(r. of lAt'.'llriicr tint is f..,t .-.in p ... . 1 in ;iii i: ..tm , ,.r n.,,1 1 trn i u-,',1 fi,ri'Vl pii't th;i! l.'.itiir, uii:i-ii .1 -n..;i-.i, , .m.i.l. I',t r....-r irui: ii(h n-:..t. ."ir..i . tj,t - ..it m .i'. -.-.h-.iii. .'! fitii-hf.t ti h., nni.tii.l ''..' in e ., ,.,.'''', 1 111' I. let tll.tt t lift,' ill ,' ll.-.l r 1 I'll, I, lli'il'.. ,1,, Mu.li K.'iii Nin.n" I'.il'-. in ii-.- i- i'l.'.'l l!, ,i i,. ,.,(, j . ,l,,.nt I ll.- WLlk .1.1. lit II, t' .1 it 11 111 .1 hi i. - -.,1 -' ,,, t Cars for Immediate delivery GLENN H. TAYLOR, Dealer SEEING THINGS 111. ,t ,r..l... k-. ! !' " : .-!. i ... . , ... ..... i.iiii i:Mitii:i. iiii.ii;iiii vi I Xe BEE HIVE STUMEZE CHRONIC STOMACH TROUBLE Not a inert afi'T dinner tahh t. hl.t a r .1 ! tmOMU. U in tllCiIie. tulltlU- lat.d to hriur in.-t.iiit rli'-i to severe s of r.c hi or loiiL' r-.aiiduiK. Try n ar.d b-i-oiiv in. l S.dd atnl tiuar-ani-'-d t.v .Hi driti-tMts. S.-nd to The lih.ck M-dn-iiie roni pariv. Sail lO'i-'o, i'alitoriiia. for I r Suhcrd.-is for tlo- fitly dollar I-it- riy l.uitn liiiini- through this hank will ileae rail and receive tiit tii, as thy have now reached us. Ih- Itouidas National Hank. xotkt; TO TMK IM Itl. II . The stane fari-s on the Koseburi;. Lookini; (Mas. and iCe-ten line, is as follows- KosehurK to I,4okin Clas?, fine. ltoehuru' to Floiirnoy Valley. Hcasley s Mill or Stmar Pine Mt. $1. ltos-hiim to H.-ston. l.J. Auto staL-e leaves Kosehuru: every rnornintf at i;::!n, oijt Sunday for Lookum (ilass, (Mi account of had roads beyond 1 ,00 k int: Class, auto t ate will only run to (toy Hindi's, two ni il-s le oiil Lookiiii: lilass. on Keston days, w hich are Mondays, Wed nes.lav s anil ('rnlav s. Kmainiler of the t rip is made with hor- and cart. I.. I.. MATTIIKWS. I'rop. and drivet. Review Want Ad. ttrlna rwnnltn. if you rtHve pomennne to sell o rnt trv an Adv. In The Review. 0 1 Fine Candies We are selling Agents for Krause's Fine Chocolate Candies. You will find them in all the popular assortments. Stock Always Fre!"h Hamilton Drug Co. 241 X. Jackson St. ItOSKIU K(i, UKM.OV. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESICNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONICS (reenlinliHe ll-K 'i City 240 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest cash market prices paid for liides. wool, iron, rags, cop per, brass, auto tires, 2nd baud tools and machinery. We pay best of prices and buy anything of value, so call on us before disposing of anything you have on hand. Stiiare deal to nil our motto. I'honp 219. Itoimlus Hide A: .Itiuk Co. Main & Oak. HoM-burg, Ore. If you want to find something to worry about all you have to do is to look for it. LODGfc CARDS A. F. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 1:1 Ki-nular CoinuiunlcatloDa 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each muntb at Masunlu Temple, Koneburg. Ore. VlBttors welcome. BtNJ. CARC. W. M. W K. HAKKIS. Se.y II. I. . Llk, lumrbarK lo-lue. .No. ;i-l. Huldn regular communli-a-Hons at the Like' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All niemberx requested to attend regularly, and all Halting brothers are cordially Invited to uttL'U.I. (.'Alii. 10. IM1IKHI.Y, K. II. IKA H. Ii 1 U1J1.I-:. .Secretary. KACil.KS, Ronfliurg Arle meets In tbvtr hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each niontU, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always wel come. J. C. koknh;, W. P. H. R UOOUMAN. W. Sec. I'hone M 183. I. O. O. K., KIstnK Star IjixlKe No. 174 nieeu in the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Vtsitln brethren alwava welcome. J. U. KKKSK. N. G. CAUI, VV. OILMAN, Kec. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. O. fr., riilletarUn IxmIks No. H Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cas Sts., oo Saturiay evening of eacb week. Members of the order la 4ood standing are Invited to attend. F. 1. I'EKRV. X.. Ii. A. J. GF.DUUS, Kec. Secy. J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. I. O. O. F., l nln Knrnipment No. . Meets In Odd Fellows" Temple, very Thursday evening. Visum? brethren always welcome. K. H. PICKKN'S. C. P. t). 11. PICKKN'S. H. P. M.IVKR JOHXSON. It. 3. JAMES EWAKT. F. 3. KNIGHTS OF PVTIIIAS. Alphi Lodge No. 4 7, nieeta every Wed nesdjy evening Cor. Jacktion and Cass t. Visitors alwavn welcLme GKOKGE JONES. C. C. HOY F. HL'UHIN. M. F. E. E. WlMHKKl.V. K. R S. 1XVAL OKOKR OF MOOSE, Riw burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee hall. All vlsltlnj brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. H. O. PAiZOETER. Secy, O. B. It,.'t,nrg Omptcr No. H. Iloliln their reuular meeting on th 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Vlnl'lng members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend MISS MAROARKT PAGE. V. M. FRKi: JOHNSON, Secy HEIIFKAHS. Ros"bm Rebekal. Lodge. No 4' I. O. O. F.Meets in Old Fellows' Temple every Tuesday ev,ning. Visiting slstars and bretlu-n Invited to attend VfiS. 1P TI RNKI.!.. N. O MRS TI I.I.1K JOHNSON. Sec ELS IK Ht'.M r'HREY. F. 9. wo.ii.mkn oi tiii: woRi.n, oait Camp No i::. Meets In the Odd rs' hill in Rotitrg every 1st 3rd Moni-iy e"nings Visit ing nelrhhor. !tn. wl.-onje. i -i thr.'nf: r c M M MILLER. C erk. WOMEN OF WOOIH'K.fT. LI1M Circle No 49 Meets on tne 1st snd 3rd Von lay eventn of sacb month st Odd F;ios ha'l. Visit ing mem'jsrs In gool s.andlcs are Invited to attend. rrru GTT.prnT o CLARA CAWLFITLD. Clert,
