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Newspaper Page TextPAH Vr'AiM vvtmiaa 'nnt,KhVna rstviww, i-it.-AiX, mai , "exein mixta.,, m . itsrm : Lavrjji-aLi-J i-'JW uiiiernranrmg. Antlers Wed. Night 7 -MAY- ' Coming in All Her Merry Making The Gorgeous Musical Spectacle I Ilk 1$- T JL1 tV A Show of Novelties j and Effects i OTI?0 GIRL Smart, Swift .wi Saucy Cast SPAR.KUHG and GAY -wi ' 'nrr-w.". r Jiff .''rawV'W .i. ' "?3. "' c 1 A MM JR. 4 Mi mi 'CAW Br the KeepYcuarShoes W LIQUIDS AND PASTES FOR BIACK, WHITE, TAN ANDOX-ELCOO X. (oar k erown)shoes i. Leather f rW M ft Ml m m mm "'J B ' )' Walter l'uhll, or Cnsurll. iii'eiiil j ((I Ihe box sueiiil :u J ; i Hill limt Siiliirdiiy evening iimJ wpi'iit Sunday a i a Kiiesl lit tlii- hiiiiii' nl William Cawlur. V. .M. r'nini.r was In ri- from S il ' i "il i n hisl Saturday. .m ic'i i.i-; ci;i;i:k vk imtv. ft- J (, V J - J 1 . . .4 BRiGCS AUTO WOOD-SAW Atlach:ncn! Ona mn cull 15 corda; 2 men. 35 corda. Cce$ Anywhere Any Aulo. ESIGGS i BL'RPIE CO.. he, IHa-nfaclunrs Hawtliontt Avr., 1'urtUmi. llmnd fur li.fuintlion and ItluitrateJ Circulnr LODliti CARDS U ll I lli'lnl Inn Hull; all nci liil fll 8-d O" TV f H'O C nvlmloii oiis iii anion il VCiLLil Cx5 l!iill ( of li. Hil.1.111,. I..allll.. fllKlll. on. Itilitaili' of uoinlrt'liil i:irN. 2sSial Company -40 A I)ijzz!iij Arroy of Costumes & Scenery 20 Smashing SongHits Purciiase Seats Early A. h A A. M.t laurel lA,is ;;. It. fourth VVtiliituilaya 'ti-b uiooim at Miunlc 'i'uiiile, Uoic-burrf, Ore. UUY coi;io., V. M. to. t u.AKlilH, Sety. pnipro 75c -$i.oo- $1.50 i nlbLO Scats Mon. 10 a. m. Box Office M 1 ti , M'mils for ? 1 TS. Staitl.'M uiitl bract u lit- :il jtihmI i AImu several V' : - II f. m-f rr r.isti mipv lutitlf cf poultry f. in'c, hour at $ 1.76 llavh'i' pi.' tun c.iit.M"! i" i rnll. strariis t. rii rn fill, Oak- l'i.r'' W il.- lii,!', ri-Mi.nt tl l'HK laiiil .Mnl ultra Mil , (l'tf;uil. ill pi i' ni 'ii ii i- 1 1' . -i tul: 7 har '' ' iur ll'1; t'ii ' Pally utiiui hihI autoft ftr Marsh- ,.; pi t,.ir ta for .'tn', '.i t.ar I '.' fur flrl. hint all Ctton liny potnti, Ih ,.; i ; (,,, i ; ;nr A' u nun" 'or 1"! mid .Villwitod, (J. W. j I im:m 7 har V f-w 'tnjty'n (trttnTT nturrt. fftr trt Myr- r fur l . :n'l a l '' l'm. !Vfl(t. Uc"ratl'nn mt! f(,r f i , T I v't.' i. " rud ' ' " '-.r'.Nn rrf t'hn 3 4. f. O. II. K., UlnlliK Snr lx.h-n .No. 174 lUi't'U iu tli Utid i-'elltiHtf' Tt'uiLil evnry Friday evt-ulUK. Visltluv bietlircu KlnayB weli:oino. rutiTKH i;i;i .nkk, n. u. I ( AHI. W. OIl.MA.N. Hue. . , M. HCKI.U, I-. ti. I. O. O. K., L'Dlnn r:ufiiinnnt fo. k. 1 Meeta lu Odd ullown' Temti'aV i mrmrj Tliumdnr eierilnK. Vlaluut i brethren alwnyii Wflcouie. J. II. IIAII.HV, c. r. iiouAor: ni:i;(i, ii. i". 1 OLIVKIl JOHNSON, It. t 1 JA.MKH I2WAKT. K. S. .'.Al.l.i , Kut'.-IMirA Arl.i moslll ll thill hail on IhcIihuii on ?.nr and 4th MiiiuU'.;- ev'-niiiits or L'a-:i nionth, at h o o . : n . 1 n e t:rt in. rn In Rood gtandltiK iiajih v. el COI11I'. r. r. ci.auk. r. iv H i'iii; j. Miri:i.i.i, w. r. II 1'. CllOliMAN, ri.cy. I'luiii,- ,u 1 8:i ! I. O. . V., I'hlli-tnrlnn Ihh1k No. A Mt( In Odd KallowiT TouiiiU- corner Jaikhon and Caia .Sta., ot tir.tur.lay nvi'olng of each wivli. itt'ii'tifra of ttie rdr In good atandlns aro luviiod to attend. HOIIAI K (.'. III KC, N. U. A. J. (IKDliKM, Kic. Siwj J. II. UMI.I'JT, Kin. Secy. 1 !' . 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All innititietH rt'iititiRtt'd Ic 1 at I "lid regularly, and all vmitlni ; brotlinrt are cordially Invited tt ailend. 11 J. 1111 I'Klil KN. i:. K. I lliA lt1Ujl'lI.KLSi,el"taiJ. hVK.IITS 111-' PITIIIAS, .Mill! I.edFP Ne 4 7. Ilii'i t.l V"ty Wed ; n.-H.lAy OM-al'ii: ---I'or. .I.T-nfoii ant' fans Sift. Vliilnrs .ilwav. uen.ine i. x. ni si:mi i;k. v. I I'llAS. HOI'M.NS, M. 1'. K. K. U I.Mlli:i;i.Y, K. Ii 8. Ii.iiyai. oi:i)i:i; in' imosi:. ii. i hltl'K I.oiliie No. Iu:t7. MeitH on i tin M'i-i'ii.1 anil rulirlh WeilneMila' evefimi; of enoli iiu'iit!i, at l oVIoi'k in the M.o'caii.v hull. All 1 TlHltln liioihers Inxite.l to allelid ('. U l l.i. M:. Pu i.ilor. ll ii. l u i : i : 1 1 K . s. i. PI. K'-barj (Imr'or No. . . Ho!ila tNlr ren.:ilnr t:i.':tlne on the lut and .Ird riiuimlay in ea.'b montli. 11 lni niiiiti m In food at&adliig ari it'i'."Hir:illy lnvltrj to attend Mill cakkii: Itni.l., W. M FUCK JOHNSON, .Sei'v. lIl.llllKAII.S, K.l-elll l.oi!;. No. 4' I. ' ' in Md l-i'llevm lie. .lay en!lip in.l iMitlu-'n lii Ml.--: 1.1 win: Mi;- l i. I I i: .- I I'l l.:. i. i.rw I Keiii'ka'. ' l O. K. Meelil IVi.'i-l ) NUtiluu rmliirv I,, nn.'i, t. Kl IP. N C. i ! i ! ' ' . V'N, Sec , I'. S. H'liM'i: n in rm: woiu.h, ot. l v No 1 '.'I. - M. ets tu l!ir OdJ 1 iiwi tlftil In Konole.il ever 1ft ? tt ',... 'iv pti'iiln. i Vlali r " ! t ' 1 1 . i ' . .;ie.i wiitf'iie. ii r.i;uu iv, iv t .. .1 .1 1 1.1.'' !!, i' i-rli. .Myllle t'le-ii .Mail. Previous to their departure from the South Alyrtle vicinity where they hail lived for many years, .Mr. and .Mrs. C. Sellers were given a delightful surprise party by the neighbors. Supper was served at 1) o'clock to the following guests: -Mr. and Mrs. O. I.. Sellers and children, Carl, Harold and Marjory; Mr. and .Mrs. Xoali Sellers and children, Uoy, Helen, Kvelyn and Klhel ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton and children, Olaf, Agnes, Stan ford and Kllis; Mr. and Mrs. V. ('. P.ronson and children, Carl, Howard, Clair and Archie; Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Caswell and children, Carl and Cleo; W. A. Pojrard, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kownian, Krncst liownian, Alva I'.owmaii, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wardrip and children, Kmest and Waller; Mr. and Mrs. Ii. 1). Dyer, Veva Dyer, Victor Dyer, Viva Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. (ioldie Dyer and baby, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1.. Dyer and children, Cladys and N'orman, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones, Karl .Jones, Klmor Strode, Waller Dicks, Clive N'e.wlon, Lloyd Dement. Claud I'.nllack, Lloyd Hoberts, Ira Miles and W. C. Valentine. It is not what you do, but now you do it thai makes Ihe till I'erclice between success and laihiie. In this day of push and .-tniggie Jii'd clo.-u coniie';tion, n.itlnne; bill skill can succeed. Skilled labor always commands its price. Thercloiv, if you would succeed, be a specialist. Do some one thing and do it well, do it better than anyone else can do it, and whether il be Ihe product of hands or brain, it will command a price and, what is more, the respect of your neighbors. Does any one look dow n on the man or woman who bravely makes the best of themselves. No, success com mands respect. You give in turn for the money you earn some thing which is money's eiiiia !ent your skill. You will not obtain a large amount of money without giving money's worth. Skilled labor, w h. thf r of the li.'iids or brain, is monev 's rih, and docs not fail to ob tain it. .1. M. Martin, now a farmer, was in town over Sundav from Ihe buck Fork vicinitv where i lie is engaged in putting in a ' crop of corn and spuds on his ranch, recently vacated hv the Ib'dgMUi brothel's. I Mrs. Cassie I-'ettermaii. ol' Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Kita ' Sihrader, of Marcola, Ortyo:t, ! with their children, are spend ing the week here wsiling wiuJ tin ir lather, 1. S. Weasel". Mrs. (Vrdclhi Sanders is lure ! ivm Montana is:ting wr.li her i, la ie. ('. Sel.rrs. and looking tile cu.ir.try oer. Her h".:s'.nd i,.::y in, n In r later lu re ! roi'i Sia lic is cr.ipl-.y. d. ra. . relative of M. .1 through tow n on ii!,' to Calil'i rnia and spi l.t a fi i Nf ii.iihoi;-! ur HiuincliAn. lai n- I'm i Na lie --.M. "t.- en f lie Ht ,ir.d llnl VI .a In e.n nc of . , e a !i ini'ieh t Odd r. Ili' is" lull. 1 lyltllic :i..'l:.!"T in la'ed etmid- S.i Inp .ire luva.M te attend. i it. i:i'i ni cm' noma., n. n. Til. Lib. 1. JOHNSON, Clerk lie. win To Mr. I'd. II Sly, passi 'lalav enr: Ml bkil'.O. '.r- w i;h Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. "iv ever li'i'l'i :a!: y and l. ol, K. K. Draia T. .1. 11... r! Looking tiki.-., dim'icr w :: . ai.,1 Miss Mv-' KttiGGG voom mis XPfKlfNCESABRi anxiuusjo Get mm- 1'ium Oitkiuhd Tnbuiii;. j The iuilowiij,' K-LU'i' wi'iiun by ; Alu .M.:t;pill tu iii hi oihw Uau jU:-l I riur tu i j is lvu .mg t l aiici- tur iioint-, ; .iliuwo ttiat ai iiuil sum: ot urn young in at utiu v. t- il lu Uiu Hunt iiave jut heca sijuil- a jy Uitdr st-r- vice in Hit- military. Vuung Aiaupm is t'ai;-:ri aiiiic.i'uiniK Hit- iiour win ii in.1 can ivain iiuuu', pull olt his coat aiid du.ii 10 hiihiiiL'i.s. iti.s !-(- ler is a rtpitjiiditi .s. iiuuii lor all our hoys vlio aiibwwrd l tie call Lo ana:), and while wo all hunur and appn: ciaie ilie M-rvitc I hey have rendered our country and the world in gener al, they will tiuine day find to their regrel mat "not wurkinjj any Iur six inontiis" and ihe like will nut add any tu (heir own estimate ot' them selves in alter years. This valuable letter follows: l'aniiillae, Manh 2Z, t'.tl'.K Dear brother Dan: Will write you a few lines so you will leno.v 1 am not dead yet anyway, t am lar from it, am feeling line and eating ail 1 can get and doing every thing any well man should do bill oat vt nison and hot biscuits or any thing like ih.it. .In-it at present I don't cate lor thai .si .at" anyway. Graphs :.iv sour only when lliey are out ot r ach, you kuow. When I get home I t-spiict to have soiiieihing like tha. in r -ach and then, believe me, 1 il m.ikf up for lost time. I S'lppuv jmi arc fa :i d v.a-ll led ntw, 'h. i is, ii you ha".' n't been run ning i. r - in id with ihe (air ones too rune!;. 1 expt.et you are about like a "two i old" now. Maybe Maurice might be too 1'itr all 1 know. Any way, 1 i inuring on him Ixdng my star wrings in gettini' the dope on yon when. 1 get home. Jb '11 no doubt tell it all unh'ss you buy, him off, so If he :-ays nolhing I'll ligtin' (hut he is bribed. s W I!, Uan, laying all foolishness aside, I am very ar.xiou.-; tu g t home a.id 'ii.ure on a new i;iart. .My brain iiet-ni:; 'O have become very cloudy . since 1 have been in I he army, but at tl: same lime 1 have harned a great many things thruui.b nothing more than m-'ie obs r a:ion. I hav ' come to the coin lu.-iun that too n:m h tune is spent in foolishness and thai the old adaj"'. "uial;- hay while the sun shines," is very, wry good ads ice indeed. And the sun only shines fur a f w years on a man until his sun begins to pi down, and (hen It is too hile. 1 b'-ar :o many of lb. bi.vs say, "1 am not guing to wan k v. ii- i; 1 (! hone It.r ;i i4See Here, says the Good Judge I want to remind you about that small chew of this good tobacco. It tastes better because it's good tobacco. Its quality saves you part of your tobacco money. It goes further and lasts longer. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW Put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco Y-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RLv-xii; .jam. n MyMrWtdaWDDIaTaMaW ii u.i it jinvwav." and so on : "1'il have ibis ami Hint," etc. They seem .o figt.ro the world owes them a liv jing, and ii does, hut they forget th t iivst of that sain2. "Th" world owes mo a living, but 1 must GO AND u;t IT." I do not feel like most of them. !som"how I feel like I have l-st near !l two wars of my sunshine," iwo stamens, anyway, if not two whole years. I've got more things fo talk ro you about when I get home, so won't write any more. It is nearly time for retreat and I must hurry had; to the barracks or ur'ss the formation and got some ex tra duty, and that I am not looking for today, anyway. Yours very sincer"lv, ALVA. -o M. T. Kig-i. of Green Val y, v;is another of o.a residents who came to (own Saturday and made the edi tor happy with a year's subscription. He is taking an active interest in the ('iid against the grey digger squir rels and is co-operating with Couniy Agent C J. Hurd in the distribution of the poisoned grain wiih which the campaign is biuug waged. Mr. Hurd was at Oak Creek school house Sat in d.iy, win-re ue distributed grain lo the tanners and gave a talk on how lo Use the poison against the pests. l'iHM!it laws make it imperative for land owners to make an effort to kill oif the squirrels, and on their failure to do so, the proper nuthorltles are empowered to distribute poisoned grain on his premises and charge the cosirt against the land. Miss Hazel Williams, teacher of the Kellogg school, was the happy luwiess to two young lady friends who arrived the last of ihe week, namely. Miss Edith Smith, a talented vocalist from Portland, who will re main for some time with her, and Miss Alma Ditto, of the University of Oregon, who came to spend the week end. All of the young lad lea attended the high school play at Sutherlin last Friday evening. Mrs. Dick Vandevert and her two daughters, Misses Verna and Lillian, the latter student at Yoneallu school, visited frieno.6 at It ice Hilt Saturday evening uml attended the social. Miss Pearl Yokuni, teacher in tho Yo icalla school, vlslied at Kite Hill Inst Sunday and attended the social Saturday evening. She was a guest at the William Castor home. William Kwing, who is iu the army service and stationed at Cam p Lewis, Is enjoying a furlough tit home. Miss Nela Husted, of the Oakland Tri'miM force, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of her pur ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hustead. Va. r "--0 Ll i-i f : I..-..-7 i.-i i ft ti " JVC c i r. - i v . , . ii -I7nf ,,..:-j:SVO.V.!J' THE SMOOTHEST SMOKING TOBACCO THEN I smoke, want my tobacco cured bv Moth Nature not by Mother-in-law Process. There is nothing harsh in Nature's methods no stunts, no "hurry-up." Her quiet, patient way with VELVET during its two years age ing in wooden hogsheads, brings out all the kindly comfort of fine Ken tucky Burley leaf. The quicker, less expen sive methods cannot nnsc." bly produce the fragrance, coolness and downright pipe qualities of VELVET, cured in Nature's way. Today it is your privilege to enjoy, with hundreds of thousands of other smok ers, this mild and friendly VELVET tobacco. ers. Holla VELVET 1 C Cigarette Vxv f VELVET'S nnfurf . Vv t"vt rofc if jutt r.j.;t iur vXt: