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Calumet Baking Powder Is
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A perfect food product made
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Call for Calumet Baking Powder.
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a-MITII RIVER ITKMS,
isldent, is among the number.
Garden work Is progressing nice
ly. There was a late frost and alight
freeze Monday night. It la likely to
j do considerable damage to the fruit
blooms. This la surelv an ununuat
There la consiaerame auio iravei season for Douglaa county. Th
over the Smith river road now. early gardens have been hindered
Messrs Melvln Richardson and ! considerably by the cool weather
vimiv were over on Smttn r:ver last ibis spring.
rauiuing and fishing. I Leo Lanlz and five others whoso
Sirs Ina Gunter went to Drn'n inn I ni, we did not learn, came over
Friday to attend the grange, return-.'" former's auto Monday to camp
ll.g Sunday, bile wiui actouiUuieu i - j.-...--
".'her youi.go.t daughter. '' Mathews and another lady
i r.r.,1 Cecil i.nti. 'nme over from Cottage Grove Tuea
Claud and Cecil Patchen and Grant
Monlgomery came over for a few I
days'. o:iting last week. They spent
.... a. week looking for homesteads. We
turning Sunday to their homes In , "one they will find some claim
' " suit and will locate here.
Drain. !
Mr. Ounler took a paikhorse down !
the river Thursday to move the YOU CALL W E HAUL.
ramp outfit of Mr. Parson, who haV .
been csmiiine several miles below : Anything at any time.
here the past winter, in company
with Bert Hardenbrook. The latter,
who has been away for some time,
returned Friday to move tne cauu
outfit to town, where they expect to
take the train for some point near
Portland where they will work in a
logging camp this summer.
There was reported to be a case of
smallpox In Drain but later reports
sre that It was a mistake. We sin
cerely hope so.
Mrs. Dolly Woolley and children,
who have all had the flu at Leona.
pre reported to be out of dancer and
rble to be tin and about again. vt
hear that there are about 20 cases
of flu In Leona at present. MrB.
C!n Wrleht. a former Smith river
ay for a brief call on friends at
Gunter.
Messrs. Hunter, of Washington
came to Smith river the first of the
to
Wood for
sale. Phone 102. L. R. Chambers
st McClelland & Chambers' 2nd Hand
Store.
Mrs. Joe Brookbart, who spent
'esterday morning In this city at
tending to business matters, left for
her home at Drain on the afternoon
train.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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stilts
urn
Meeting Held There on May 8
Was a Decided Success
In Every Way.
0. C. BROWN SPEAKS
J. 8. Gray Mukcs AdUrma of Wel
come and MIm Thomas of ScotU
burg Miikea ItoKponse Kin
Musical Ftuktuiu Heard.
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GARDINER, May 11. (Special to
the Kewa-Heview) The local Insti
tute held at Gardiner May s was a
decided success from every point o(
view. It was well attended and was
tilled with interest ana enthusiasm
(rom beginning to end. Supt. O. C
Brown, in bis usual pleasiug mail'
i.er, opened tbe Institute at the ap
pointed hour.
J. S. Gray in bis address of wel
come made each one within the
sound of bis voice feel the sincerity
of his words. The same may be said
ot Miss Thomas, of Scottsburg, who
gave the response.
Mrs. W. F. Jewett delighted the
uudience with a vocal solo which she
pave In ber charming manner. Miss
Margaret Sagabeid rendered two
beautiful piauo solos, while Uurney
Jones and liarbura Sugaberd charm
ed the audience with their sweet,
childish voices In song. The motion
song given by the pupils of the pri
mary department was greatly en
joyed. Miss Woolworth spoke on Gen
eral Science in the High School.'
Her talk was made realistic by in
teresting demonstrations performed
by members of ber general science
class. Those taking purt were Har
old Gerhard, James Gruham, Kela
Smith and Grace Wroe.
Prof. Almatk, of the U. of O.
fpoke on "Higher Education." He
also explained the mlllage tax meas
ures whl?h must be pa&sed tu muke
possible the advancement of educa
tion in our state.
A very Interesting and profitable
discussion of the tax and adjusting
of teachers' salaries followed. This
diBcussion was led by Messrs. Gray,
jewett and Uenson.
The Institute went on record as
favoring the educational tax Issues.
The members of tho "High School
Heme Makers club" served a most
dellclouB lunch to the visiting teach
ers and board memberB.
In their usual gracious way the
Gardiner school board gave the visit
ors a surprise in the form of a boat
rICe up Smith river.
gasoline for operatlo nof spray rigs
and tractors. The oil company, how
aver. Is demanding that the ma-
machine substitute kerosene wher
ever It It possible. It Is requested
that auto owner conserve gasoline
to a great an extent a possible and
that rural resident pool their trip
to the city until such time a the
situation can be relieved. At meet
ing In Portland yesterday it was de
cided to waive the specific gravity
law temporarily until a sufficient
amount of gas can be secured to al
leviate the condition.
1'EACK RESOLUTION ATTACKEIt.
WASHINGTON. May 12. A demo
cratic attack was made today upoL
the republican peace resolution by
Senator Hltciicock of Nebraska, ad
ministration spokesman, who de
clared In addressing the senate that
(be measure was futile. Inconsistent
and Inimical to the treaty of Versailles
OXK PIUXClI'l.lS AIHPTh'l.
NEW YORK, May IS. The public
administration of the country's
wealth "for the equal benefit ot all"
was adopted as first of Its declara
tion of principles by the national
convention of the socialist party of
America here today.
a CITY NEWS 0
Nifty millinery at Bellow,
over $15.
not
U
Sprella Corsetiere. Clara Coram.
Phone, 402-K. 811 W. Wash. U.
We wash and polish car at tier
ten' garage.
A marriage license waa procured
Tuesday by I.ee Engela and Gladys
Darker, both well kuown resldeuts
of this couuty.
Foutch's Grill will hereafter re
main open until 12 o'clock p. ra.
Short order at all times, best of ser
vice. Hotel Grand block.
Mrs. Ora Welker left yesterday
afternoon for Yoncalla to attend the
bedside of her brother. Earnest
Thompson, who la seriously 111 at
bis home there.
Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for
fertilizer, sulphur for plant dusting,
lime In Bbls., arsenate of lead, black
leaf forty. Unipqua Valley Frull
I nlnn.
POIJTICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANTONIO MOR-ENO
Antonio Moreno was a small boy when his father died. Eager to ajslst
hit mother by sharing part of the family burden he obtained position a
baker's clerk. For this service he received the prlnrely sum of two dollar
ek. Although he liked his position, this Spanish lad had dream of nisk-
lr a fortune. He had seen wealthy American tourists in i.is oau wu
they awakened ambition In hi breast He resolved to save his money and go
to the land of promise. -
The Americans who Tlslted Campamento were all lupposed to be "V1""0'
Urea Into, the mind of Antonio Moreno caine dreams, dreams of Wealth thar
lay a (to-w n,e Irpat ocean. He became determined to go to the United States
nd make a fortune. fc
When Antonio Moreno, at the age of fifteen, walked up the ransplsnli
from the Gibraltar docks to an American steamship, he was In reality cro
Ing the bridge from nonentity to fame. Aboard the boat was one of America t
st distinguished actresses. Miss Helen Ware. Her attention was attracted
o the handsome lad with the fiery eyes and she became Interested In him.
vvi... j- , . j i America?" Inquired Miss
-' uv j "n imeuu uu -' j "
vtre.
Schedule For Base
Ball Is Outlined
A schedule of baseball games for
the local high school aggregation has
been outlined, all the games to b-j
olayed before the close of school
The local team Is holding daily prac
tice and they expect to make a good
showing before the season is closed
The diamond has been placed in line
shape for the next game, several of
the boys working each evening ioi
lowing school hours. A game has
been arranged with Cottage Grove to
be played here next Friday, and a re
turn game will be played with them
at Cottage Grove on May 21st. A
return game with Kiddle will also be
played, one afternoon of carnival
week having been selected. Those In
charge of the high school team will
get in touch with the athletic com
mlttee in charge of carnival sports
and arrange for one aflernoou to be
given over to them.
Mock Debate Is
Part of Program
An a part of the high school vaude
ville to be given this city at tn
high school auditorium on Friday
cvenlng. May 1 4th, a mock debate
will be held. This will be the first
debate of this kind to be held here
for some time, and much Interest Is
being displayed. The subject will
be, "Resolved, That the veracity of
old Mother Goose Is to be questioned
when she says that the cow Jumped
over the moon." LeKoy Walker and
Kdwln Smith will debate the ques
tion, and a Tod many laughs are
guaranleed. Following the debate
there will be a burlesque drama,
takeoff on Romeo and Juliet having
been selected. Adrian Fisher will
portray Romeo. Vera McMillan, jui-
iet; and the other characters will
he taken by George Singleton and
Charles Thurston.
(Paid Advertisements.)
FOR SHERIFF
I heieby announce my candidacy
for renomlnation on the republican
ticket for sheriff of Douglas county
subject to the approval of the voter
at the primary election to be held In
May, 1920. GEO. K. QUINE.
Mm
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The Miller Tread That I Geared-to-the-Road
MILLER UNIFORM TIRES are the only tires with
the famous tread that is Geared-to-the Road. These
many caterpillar feet engage the ground like cogs.
They give positive traction full power ahead and safety.
And for a sudden stop they fortify the brakes because they
mesh with the road.
Uniform Miller Tires mean mileage certainty. That's be
cause all are built to a championship standard by uniform
workmanship. So all are long-distance runners.
Rice s Garage
322 N. Main St.
KOSEBUKC, OREGON.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Republican nomination
for Representative for Douglas
county. A. E. 8HUUA.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby anonunce that I will be
a candidate at tbe May primaries
on the republican ticket for nomina
tion of treaaurer of Douglas county.
C. M. MYNATT
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I am hereby announcing my can
didacy for nomination on the repub
lican ticket a representative from
Douglas county subject to the ap
proval of the voters at the primary
election In May, 1920.
B. F. NICHOLS
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination for County Coinml
ioner, subject to tb approval ot the
Republican constituency of Douglas
county at the election May 21. 120.
If nominated and elected I will, dur
ing my term of office, conduct the
a Hairs of the county in a safe and
conservative business manner, with
Just and equal consideration for all
concerned.
WM. O. GRUI3BB,
Elkton. Oregon.
the county. Lowest possible tax with
conaistent progression. Ail road dis
trict to have their lust amounts
and In proper tltie to Improve their
roads, and in accjrdano wlln tne de
sire of the peopie Interested. A fair
price for labor, with fair results."
A. F. STEARNS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
vision and will secure an early an
nual audit of account. Your sup
port 1 solicited. J. G. DAY, Jr.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the republican
ticket for commissioner of Doug
la county, subject to the verdict o.'
th voters at th primary election
May 21. 120.
ARTHUR WALKER, Reedsport.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
I will be a candidate for the Re
publican nomination, to succeed my
self, as District Attorney for Doug
lu County, Oregon, at the primary
nomlnutiug election held on May 21,
1D20. your support will be appre
ciated. CKOitUbl NEDNER, Jr. .
ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for election as Joint representative
of Douglas and Jackson counties,
subject to the will of the voter of
the republican party at the primary
nominating election to be held May
21, 1820. CHAS. F. HOPKINS
o
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
This anonunce that I am a cfe
dldate tor nomination of represen
tative from Douglas county, subject
to the endorsement of republican
voters at the primaries, May 21.
1920. ARTHUR H. MARSH
"Mnke fortune," promptly replied young Antonio.
Miss Ware -smiled at hi catifidence and replie. '1 think yon will Baa
hftth J s . . i -. r,A.. tn rteMYHTM All ICtOr.
The prophecy I now being realised. Antonio Moreno ss the tr ol turn
Vltagrsph serials as "The Iron Test" and "Perils of Thunder Mountain, n
rMng International fame and a considerable fortune. While In New lor
wwitly he signed two year contract wiih the Vltagrapn Comptny nJJ
wtly finished serial production dealing with secret service, entitled me
Invisible llano."
Gasoline Shortage
Is Still Acute
Although one carload of gasoline
has been received here, the sltirtftn
Is still acute and the dealers are-T-ing
supplied in only limited quanti
ties It it not known how soon an
other car load can be received and
In the meantime every effort to con-
.nniv must be made.
m i... kn h,r been strnpden
here for several days, lacking fuM to
go on. have been given e-noueh to
carry them on to the next slop and
-.w t,.ft town this morning. B. L.
FOR COUNTY CIXJK
I desire to announce my lanrtl
dacy for the office of CountJ Jndge
for Douslas County, suhject to the
approval of the republican T.nrs at
t'-o nr.uia-y election May tl. 13tt.
D. J. STEWART
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I desire to anounce myself a can
.lidute for the office of county sur
veyor of Dogla county, subject tn
the aproval of the republican voters
a", the primary election.
F. C. FRBAR.
FOR COUNTY ASSEHHOR
I desire to annonnce ray candl
rr for the office of County Assee
sor for Douglas county, subject to
thi approval of the republican vot
ers at the prlmsry election May 11.
126. FRANK L. CALKINS
FOR COI NTT CLERK
' I wish to submit my name to the
tlenubllcin voter of Dougla Coun
ty for the nomination to the office
of County "Clerk at the primary
election to be held May II, 1910.
IRA tl. RIDDLE.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
This announce that I am s can
dldate for re-election to the office
of county achooi aupenntenaeni.
subject tto the will of the Toter at
th republican primaries.
O. C. BROWN
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Announcement 1 hrcby nude
ih.i t will be a candidal for coral
n.-ioo of treaaurer for Don flat
fount on th republleen ticket.
tubject to the decree of th voters
Hyland. local pisndard u.i repre,.-, -- DrlB1,jia. m
tated that preier-nc" - iig gA WTERI
tstlve.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tb nomination as County Com
mlailoner, northern district, on the
republican ticket, auuject to the ap
nroval of the Douglas otiunty totert
at th primary election to be hold in
May.
WlbblAM KI.C1 Ar.rt.
tt Yoncalla. Oregon.
o I
FOR SHERIFF I
Announcement of my candidacy I
for Domination of Sheriff of Doug-i
las county on the republican ticket
I hereby made, subject to the ap-l
proval of the qualified voter at thai
primary election In May, 1920. I
BAM B1AKMCH I
POLITICAL ANNOUXCKMKNT
I announce to the Republican vot
er of Douglas county, Oregon, thnt
I am a candidal for County Judg
of tild county, to be nominated at
iht Primary Election to be held on
tbe 2 lt day of May, 1920. If nomi
nated and elected I will transact
county business economically and
without sectional favoritism, pro
mot timely county road mainten
ance, expend the bulance of the
county road bond Issue, as originally
apportioned, under efficient super-
1 hereby announce my candidacy
as representative to the legislature
from the 4th Representative District,
Douglna County, Oregon, at the pri
mary election to be hold May list,
1920, subject to tbe approval of tb
dectora of Ibe republican party.
J.J.KENNY,
Leona, Oregon.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I submit my name to the Denio
rntic voters of DoukIu county for
'he nomination of County Comml
'loner at the primary election. May
M, 1920.
n w ino "
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE
Announcement 1 hereby made
that I will be a candidate for no-
-nlnatlon of Justice or the Peace lor
Deer Creek district, subject to th
approval of the republican voters.
at th May, 1920, primaries.
oku. junta.
POIJTICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce my candldy
fr county commissioner for Doug
las eouaty on th Democratic ticket.
J. F. u Mara.
FOR REPREAKNTATIVK
I hereby announc that I am t
candidate for nomination on the re
publican ticket for representative
tubject to endorsement of qualified
voter t tb primary election May
11, 1920. NODUS ANDRKW8
FOR CORONER.
I am a candidate for renomlnation
on the Republican ticket, for Cor
oner of Dougla County, subject to
th approval of the qualified voters
at tb primary election in mny iu
M. . RITTEK
FOR COUXTY CLMIK '
I hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office of Coun
ty Clerk of Dougla County, tnbjeot
to th will or tne voter or ioo mr
moeratle Prty t th primary no
minating election to be held May
R. LENOX
rancher who. demand
FOR COCNTY COMMISSIONER.
I ausmlt my nam to tbe Republi
can Toter of Douglaa eounty for
nomination to the office of County
Commrealoner at the primary elec
tion ro be held May 11. 1110
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CLOSE YOUR EYES
AND IMAGINE
You Will Never See Again
You May Then Realize
What It Means to Be Blind
Help th? Unfortunate Blind of Oregon
by Providing a State Industrial
and Employment Bureau.
Vote 316 X Yes on Ballot
State Election, May 21st
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