ROAFnmRO r"-rVr?vrew t -i-sruv, September i. ibiw.
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n n a r n r d n wwu. rpviliv ' ....... .iinnii TVri n H(iw n I ;
Uauru iJHiiy c&rpi osdr. j Harvey H, Wlk-y will (IIsiuhs "The
li" uV nir i. wiu.Lt fty rrt ij. Bim j Proposal for fteer ud Light Wines
tiUfMCUUTJoN KATKtf in the United Staltt from the Po-
Il.y. rr year, hy mall HOU luteal and Economic Viewpoint."
H;"y;.?iT.nrlonbthm,l 'm! white other- will tell tf the,, bov
11 ' 1 -'" 'tg rrappfl intoxicants and cauws of
Te Associated Pre la exclusively - ulcoholUlll.
iiiltld to the use for renubll. Mtion of Th fi M of tne criurch. and Of
all news d1n,.atihs credited to II or " u , - .tn ha nn.
not uttivrwlHM creiilted in thia paper ; wjh.bu v.i .ihuui "... - t
nl also the local newi published tiei e
lit. All rlKhta of republication of spe
cial dispatches herein at ali'o reserved.
"ViTtered" ' bcoii(1-c lass m a iter" Ma y
17, I!0, at the post office Rt Koseburtf,
Ii'i-Kon. under th Act of Marrh 2. lHT'J.
lt)M-huic. Ori'uoii. Ni-pt. 21, JOiiO I
ESS com
Six Day Session Will be Held
In Washington Start
ing Today.
m
WILLIAM BRYAN TALKS
&MMtkcrH l-'rom All pitrta of the World
to AiMar 011 I'roKmmW'lll
If in 11 N'uiiiImt of Otlior I uter
es! lug 0 nils nl IVmfort' nx.
WASHINGTON. Si.-Dt. 21 The
flrtM:nth Inlnrnattonul ConKrena
aiMliiHt Alrohollnm odrihmI her ind 1,ilor In America
today for a six day session with
(Initiates from iiiohI part b of the
world premmt. OrlKlnnlly the C'on
wuh to have aHHCiithlod In 1115
hut having hoen postponed year ly
year on nccount of the war. Ita pres
ent nii'MtlTiR will he the first alnce
that at Milan, Italy In 1913.
Speakers from ISlforolKn coun
tries are on tlio promm. Among
Hume from the United ututua will in
clude William J. Hrynii, Attorney
(ieneral 1'nlmor and Secretary Dan
lots. In addition to the apuechoa the
ronroHS will BtaKe a piiKe.-tnt lllua
t rutins the anlldliiior movement In
thla rounlry. An exhlhit will also
he held of materiala and niethodH
lined In the v.orld campaign aKulnat
It'iuor and the development In the
manufacture and sale of soft drinks.
A number f national mil Inter
national oranlzalloiia and nocletlen
will hold meet! 11 ks during the con
ference hut at hours supplementing
the regular sessions. The societies
include 1 lie World league AKninst
Alcoholism, The World Prohibition
Federation, The International Order
of Good Templars, The Woman's
ChrtHtliui Temprrnnre Union, the
Catholic Total AhHtinenre Union, The
Antl-Paloon I-eaguo of America, The
Scientific Tenipernnce Union, The
Priest's Total Abstinence. Lengne,
The Inter OolleiMate Prohibit ion
AKHnctiitloii, The National Tempcrim
rp Council, The Nitlonal I.egithitivo
Cimfcronco and others.
Alcohol a! nffertltiK health will be
the t heme at t he open I iik Hession . j
Fr. Kureno L. Kink, medicul director)
of the Life Kxtenslon Institute of)
New York City, in hi dincuw liie re-;
la t ton of alcohol to modrn Ideas '
of health, and Dr. I'limies H. Slock-
ard of fornell Uiilverxlty Is to re-1
rount the lafe'tt srlentiflc lnveMtiK;t-
tlou In thla country of the action of '
nlcobol on the brain, the nervouK
system snil heredity. Other speaker!
pt tbl Hesslon will be PrnKesHor l.(y .
of the University of ItrusHels, Direct
or AHchaffenburg of the Cologne j
Psychiatric Clinic and Dr. Kcgralni
of Purls. The pageant will be held
tomorrow night and iiIko the recep
tion to ilelegiiteH and members.
JMeer and light wines will be the
of tomorrow s program, the speakers
Incliidinr Right Rev. Iteri. Onevln
of PHtabiirg. Hlshop Kuther Wilson
of New York Cl'y, Pabbi Stephen
S. Wise of New York City, Dr. P. A
Ming of the Swiss ParHament, Pas
tor Oallletiiie rlf Parl and Mrs. Ella
A. llo'de of Ronton.
Prohibition dnring the war In the
foreign coiuntrles as well as in the
United Ria'es. plong wth the dlscuv
Ion of the eonstPt'tlonal prohibition
in this country will he the puhjects
before ll e congrew on Thursday
Attorney General Palmer will speak
t nlrht on "l.eenl Aspects of Pro
hitdtlnn Constitutional, Federal
ind State." Secretary Danela will
-1U0 speak there, his subtect being
"War Prohibition In Ma Relation to
War Activity In the tinted States.
An analysts of the results of prohibl
Ion in this country Is the subject of
Hlrd S Cnler. Commissioner of Pub
lic WeVat-e. New York City, to be
nreented at the afternoon session
Speakers from Penmark, Kngland
France Sweden, Poland, Finland and
the Orient will nlso relate details of
'he fight against lbjuor In their own
home countries.
On Friday Dr. A. P. Raker, of
Ohio, superintendent of th Antl-
alon League will speak on "Po
litical Aspects of the Prohibition
movement in America Partisan and
Von-Partisan Fffort." and renrea-
'ntJitlve John G. Copper, a" Ohio
III dlsrtiss "The IJouor Problem
Dr. H. Her-
HER
DAUGHTER
AND
HIS SON.
BY ID AH McCLONE GIBSON
od, of Switzerland will report on
;he nresent sratus of temperance and
"roMbltlon legislation In Kurone.
William Jennings Rryan will he the
speaker rt night. ,
Attention will be confirmed at the
at urday sesHbn to the movement
1 gainst alcohol In North and South
American Countries. Miss Ruth K.
peiico, of Toronto, will relate the
'fuht In Canada and Dr. Algnrti, or
Mmn, Peru, will speak of that In
nuih America. Other speakers will
deal with the movement In Mexico
nd Central America. Saturday nf
'ernoon will be dovoted to recreation
t being planned that the delegate
"nd members of the congress shall
visit Mount Vernon and plant a tree
it the tomb of Washlneton.
On the I'lnal day, next Sunday, th"
"ongress will be addressed by the
"ovornors of Maine, Kansas end
'leorgla. Plans of the various nnti
' in nor organizations represented nt
'o congress are tho nto be announced.
We have a spark plug for
nr. Champions always. II.
your
Mcr-
nosi: p.-t. mi:i;tinj.
The nose Parent-Teacher associa
tion will meet Tuesday evening.
Sept. 21. at 8 o'clok In the school
building. An organization will be
perfected for the ensuing year. All
,iur ut a should attend.
ItAII.V Wr.ATllKK Hi:roui.
U. i. Weather l-ureau. loral nfflra.
Itiihnr(. OreKort, -t liutim viidlnu b
i. ni
lrorliltnllon In Inrhea nwl llundretill
'lii;hi-t l.-:iip.illl nr.- y.'st.-nliiv. . . . I.
M ! Iiipfliltun last nl.;llt.... 4 '
I'l i. Illitthn l.i .1 M In. imm ..... T
A vi .ir.t ri lp. fi orn Sipi. 1. t
fatal ir. ip. t-tn.-i iht of mo.
M'Tinnl prntTlp. for this nimth
Tot Hi pn-elp. from Sept. I, l-'il.
Ill
l.lH
A Mall or.
flir. Hninev looked at me for me
'ifit, Miot thru I hecird lit 111 murmur,
is if to tuiii.-'flf : "Uliy of icurm.
'arlttoli:" And thtti li tumid Ulnl
'iehl uut hln hand to nm ant) khuI:
four liit'lhor, litllu Kill, thai 1 wm ft
Hie; to al on Imr vdiv toon."
"I Uun't hfht-vc I'll go ri'liiiir on the
:ony, lu'iineiii. 1 Mtiii. "i w.n.t to
ny iiioili.-i. I went to w lur rlaht
iway, uiii) 1 iti-l not kn.ivv why 111 y
vop f t hiiK.-n wmn J said this.
1 turned ultiwly nnd wtnt tt nmt and
down the Klrt-tft to niv n.otl.i'ra 1
iaf. Hht. wat at the i:at to im-rt m
is usual, aii'i in-fun 1 said nytn.MH
rise. I hhirlt-d out. "Molhtr. ut.t wiiu
la liob Cuiltton?"
Aty mother turned so pale I thought
ulie wuti itol riK to faint, and lhn
KiiH)ed: "U'heie did u hear that
name f
"Kennetli Kenneth's father baa Just
eorne home, and when I told him thit
1 was Ami UhltHon, your I It 1 It Ki
lie Mali): 'Why of t-oiirse. Moo t.ui
tonV and he told tn- U I-II yot he
was cumins' ov;r Very Boon to ace
vou.
My mother trembled nnd cauKht
her hunds arrow the fene to ateal
hei-Hflf. "I it 1 n afraid we won't be.
ihle to ace Kenneth's fit t her, bhe said,
"heeHiise were koiiik to k-ae here to
h
me
Why. nifllier. you never told
nl K W here are e Koln?"
My mother heHliated and then s'lhl,
"We nn- koIiihT l' ef about putliliic you
.11 H IlltOl IhIN filll.
"hul I don't want to leave you
itettiilt a I thoiiKlit 1 Wit a K"in? to the
.'a me rtiool with Gru( e Caiiit-roii,
"Mo you love lier ao inuih'.'" he
Kkeil.
For the 11 rut time 1 stopped to think
iboiit the mutter, and 1 dim-ox n vd
itic h to mv 1 hiluiHh sui prlHe thui
lidn t love Crac e ut all. A rut I nafd
o with the ui.ua 1 fronkiuaa of child
hood.
"Then, wliv dt you want to ifo
hool wit h her?" my mother usk
Aixuln I found a reason that si
prised mo. "It Is been use, I aald
illicitly, that tr l no not ifo m ni'ii"'
with lu-r 1 will never see Kennel
attain, for he won t visit mo hi my
uhool. and 1 know he will vlatt
"h. It a Kenneth you love!" said my
not her
"Ves. I love hi in. I want to see him
. Ium. v u nnrl I think oerhiiDM that If
mild onlv Nee Mm when Crate Is
. round. I ll trv to endure her."
"I think II In hi uli time that you were
oliitf away, aald my mother. ln
vou know, Ann. near, inai inum
lever h,iv that you love a utile ooy
JirN don't aay thoe tliltiKS. Vou ar
retting to he a big girl now you
mow."
1 renienitier. said a voice rioee ie-
Hide u. it ml my mother and I nolii
ked up. Htartled. I renieinner um-
... Ii- Kl rir., re I WhitMOn. W lie 11 VOU
ulii not tell a man that vou loved
n even when he told you tliMt
'Oil. mother. It's Kenneth's daddy
I exclaimed.
"You look finite an youio? as you di'l
hen I 1 ft vou. ho many, ninny e
il'o. Margaret." Aid Ketineth'H fall
'-i.i.i ...t.i bmiiv ami h other wtn-ii
"ei-M utile hova and Klrls?" 1 asked
anerly. .
Yen dear. answered Mr. Mali
w.. ..-..,l t.. L-iii.w oii.1i i tiler When
v.. re iuwt uboill the M of Vol! lllul
Ti...n im turned to mv mother, nnd
oiid in n low voice, "Why did you lak
,'utir own mi me .
' "It was ihv only name. I learned,
uid the rlk'ht to hear!"
'HniOIMlOU My Kalber.
The National Windshield Visor
jroti-ca vou from that Western Sun
glare you encounter in the vening-i.
c it at Mol ten 8.
tl
lie
1 It
Wet
Hue pn-eip from Sept
fioill Sept. 1,
4 vet aun in e initnt Ion fur
HMMHini (Hept. to ftiav. me ) . .aj j.
Korei hM to 8 p. in. for aouih siei i
Oil 'Ron:
Tunlnht and Wed-iesdiv rain.
WILLIAM HKLJ Ohaerver.
The Height Season
IS AT HAND.
Already 100 Fall
Garments SOLD!
has never enjoyed such sales in Ladies
Coats, Suits ami Dresses for Fall,
as this year. This means a business.
so far, nearly equal to that of the large Portland
and other city stores,
WHY?
Our Styles are direct from New York and the Last
and are absolutely correct.
Our Trices are lower than those of any other store
and we have garments for every kind of wear.
New Gatmcnts Arriving
But they Don't Last Lonj.
We
Gassard Corsets are the best the world over.
have an expert Corsetiere.' Have her fit you.
Buster Brown Shoes are known to all boys and
girls. The only thing for School, We have them
Finances to be on
Budget Basis
J'bat Hoseburg's financial rysteni b
to be put on a budget bu.Is, was th'
decision of the council at its meet
ing last nighl. The ordinance levy
ing the tax for 1021 was rud first
and second times and was taken un
dT consideration until m-xt meettnir
In the meantime a committee will
l nr pare a budget of expendit ui es in
be used as a basis In designating tm
amount of money to be raist d. Here
tofore the tax levy has been made
on the basis of the amount expended
during the previous year. It wi'S de
elded last night, however, to ai ane
a suitable budget for the comitic
vear and to place the financial sys
jt i (em of the city on a more round
5 basis. The report of the au lit r for
the pant vear will assist the cot innt-
toe greatly In forming its budget.
while the record of nil cxp nditure
for the past year will he ta'ien into
account. One addition that 11 hi
made this year will he four-tenths or
a mill for the purpose of st:irl:ng i
public library. Wilh a small nr. mint
of funds on hand for the purchase of
hooks and the employment of a li
brurinn, the task of sec iri: e a
building from the Carnegie fun ' will
not be difficult. It Is b.lieed that
four tenths of a mill will be suffi
cient to take care of this reed an 1
that a eood start for a libiary will
be secured.
Committee Calls
At County Home
KISS MARJORIE SJICOLSCN
A commit tae of ladies f oni the
Pa light era of Isabella, of the Catho
lic church made a eharltnMe cMl tit
the co'inty home yestrdi y. Several
members of Mte organisation had
beard dernntory remark cpp-ern-Ing
the institution niul tok this op
porTunltv of raiting on the Innste
nnd invent tpritfnc conditon. When
interviewed thi mornine Ciey had
tiMhine iitt nrsies for thp home
and Mr. and Mrs. W T Punt -p who
Nm' i In rharre They 4tned that
th hiiil lli'g was c!e;n avd s;it Itarv
Md the Inmates w-e ev .e ling
It comfortsblp anil mtisfuvl Mr. nnd
V rs Piuih.im hsve re ei. el muc!i
roniendatiivn fo- ther j!vrn of
ipsn?cement nnd no" were more
trere th n lhn of the riMtte
vet.Mrliv Ther hire made the home
preHeaiir elf su-tslnlng am! have
i.Mcd many other improvements.
Br . X l-C
Mic, Marjorle Hopa Nicolttn, dausjh.
tr of C. 8. Nlco!son, a prominent
Washington correspondent, this year
won ttio John Attdieon Porter prize
of $500, Yale' highest honor to ita
students.
ACCORDING TO FIXED DESIGN
Variety of Reasons Advanced for the
Arrangement pf Paint on the
Check a of Ciovvn.
All pantomime, ns pi'nt their
cheeks and mostly tie y do si aecind
Ing to certain desktu hfimled down
from genera tiiui to tellers linn. I'm
as to the why nnd the wherefore opin
ions differ.
According to one nutlmrlty the scar
let triangles, red tlht:iil nnd h;Mf
moon, orl'lpnted finin d:il'S of ver
nillllnn plared here and there on the
cheeks nt haphaziinl to represent a
naughty boy who hud been lit (lie jam
pot.
Another says that the pnntom'me
clown's reddened face 1 intended n ft
burlcR(ue of the reiiL-e tlnted clieel;s
of the piintoinline t'nlumbine: while
yet a third has It thafthe erimui
patches are a survival fnun the early
mystery pln.vs, when the clown was a
demon, and red nil mer.
The theory has iiKo been held that
the modern clown In puntnmhiie is a
direct descendant of Memus. the god
of mockery of the enrly mystery phiys
nnd inas(ties. who uns tilwnys repre
sented with a htr--e g.-iplns mouth. The
red iVhtnll Is merely UN- survival of
tbnt part of the niedle:il tiiiiketip
which aimed nt producing an appar
ent enlargement of the mouth.
Thee curious curler sytnttnls are
only found on the cheeks of panto
mime clowns. The nrdtnsiry circus
clown does not pnTnt bis checks.
He paints ouly'lil- iii:e, with a view
lo poking fun at the "hos." the ring
master, whn-e tuial oraii. In ririird
to the oId-tin:e circuses at nil event,
was more often ih:in int apt to be
highly colored. IN arson's Weekly.
PUT THEIR WITS TO VVOP.K
Spanish Post 0'tice Clerks D:d Really
Creditable Jcb In Solving Rebus
on Envelope.
A curiously nddressed letter parsed
through the p!,M otliee at Mudrid
which wns diM-ipht-red ami eerreetlj
delivered, mitwiilistamtlug all ibiMeiil
ties, says the riiilndelphia Innulrer.
The nddre4 was a perfect rebus Ai
i he left hntid vide was the limine of h
lady; It whs ibar. therefore, to which
"ex the reeip.e-it should ht'luiig. Over
the bnty's Iiead the huh was rising;
hence her name was Inferred to b
Auroiu. For her surname stund a h1!!
with a castle at Its foot, which gives
us "Mnntes y Ciisiello."
Next con ic the town, for w hich the
plan of a city was drawn, on which th
Aitinnibra w;is legible. This ludieau-d
('ranuda; but lu order to leave ne
doubt possible, a pomegranate was
drawn beside the plan. To complete
the address a number was Indicated In"
one of the streets uf the elt plan.
The postal authorities took thret
days to study tins curiosity and then
triumphantly delivered the letter tr
"Senonta Aurorii Moutes j CnMello
Azacayns. No. I'd. Ornusda, ami so fat
from cetiMinms the sender, they had
the envelope photographed and a copj
printed In the Mudrid new spapers, as a
proof of the liitelligeuce of the depart
(i.eiiL
QUIT TOBACCO
So eay to drop Cigarette,
Cigur, or Chewing habit
NoTa-Ii.ic has hclptd tliounttiiJ"
lo tm'uk Hie cosily. iH'ivtf-Bliutieriiii!
! mlMCtu haljit. Whaiievcr you hav n
loiiKing lor u smoke or cliew, Just
pUica n harmless No-To-Uac lubli t In
, y.,ur iiiou.li lusirud. All rieslre stops.
Shorily tho habit la completely
broken, aud you are better o.'t ineui-
. ally, .hy:.lcail', Imuni'lally. It's a
.a y. f sli:iiile. Get a box of No-To
li.ic and if it doesn't relieve you from
rail craving f'r tobacco in any form.
lyour drtiKglst will refund your
! "o:iey without question. No To-Uac
; s Miuile by the owners of Cascorets;
I ilitTcf jru Is thoroughly reliable.
Opening Art Needle Shop
IB!
Mrs. Kllu Sti wart and Mhw
Ktliel Webb big to an
nounce the opening of their
Art Needle Shop, and you
are cordially Invited to in
spect and to solicit their
aid in youu art wants.
a ca a
EverythingfortheDaby
At the lint Shop.
;mh;i.as ckintv t.vxidkkmv
A.M TA.NM.Nti CO.M1M.W.
Tanners of furs, taxidermist of
hetul and all kinds of animals'.
Manufacturers of furs, shoulder
throws, iiiuITh, fur coats and caps.
J. W. I.ANGKNHIOKO, Prop.
All n-ork puaranteed. Orders taken
il S. K. Slykos' hardwaro store, or
iddress P. 0. liox 887, Koseburg.
No House on
Former List
I rooms, 2 lot $1,100
T rooms, 2 lots I,4O0
't rooms, 1 acre 1 .400
." riioiiiK, close In 1.000
0 rooms 1,800
1 rooms, l aero ifa.lHM)
S rMms l.OOO
T nNintN pi:istTtMl a,: too
' rooms, 2 story, a lots 2,5tM
(I rooms, 2 lots 2.ftoo
rooms closo In 2,000
1 nmms 3,000
J iNMims. 1 iiero JI.IMH)
't rooms, li acres 8,5M
I rH)!us, biy lot 3,V0
4 rooms 2 ncren 3,rO0
t rooms, 5 nerea 4.0(H)
7 rooms, modern 4,500
-!5 rKntH 10,500
G.U.HELBIGCO.
lU'al Mitlale, Insuratiev, Notary
I'ublic
UH Cass S'. Ihone No. 202
H.)sebur, Ori.fi4n.
I YOUR FALL
a TOP COAT l
!t2 hen a man wear a Fall
lonroat v.-ni tint ln'm t:
down as being "above p.
the average". Others
w ill put you in this desir- j3
eel class, when you wear
a Topcoat tailored by US. j
"it must be tailored to be 5
citrect.''
03CS YJU ;S TCHAY.
3
Tit Our Way
Our Auio Wm cuii.
i'lion iiV7.
Youth and Age,
Nobody, so far. hns found n rvnl
uhsti!nte for youth, although some
Mil.7tl rxperttnents are BertiN tc
have been successful In r"Storilu
vitality and youthful spirits. Youth.
after nil. Is a state of ntlnd as well as
a span of years. Men nud women are
not old nt sixty; they are not old at
eveuty. and when eighty Is reached
many of them refuse to he slielve.1
One's outlook uiwui life Is lltelv te
letermtne w bet her one Is to continue
real living or ko to 8vd. Years a;e
men reltnd at forty or nfty ami were
nt worth utu. h to thtnr cunitiunities
after that. Now a man stnys In tin
Huernattng wortc and piay
ha me
So, tn reality, he never stows old in
spirit, renardlesa of an aceumulatloti
of many years when birthdays com.
Old ace Is aomethltut of liahlt. It la
way enough to a.nulr 1 on seeks
It, but If youth l dolrm on maj
hT It, tod forget about the birthdays.
LIME
FOR
SPRAYING
Fresh cai load just
received.
H. J. DENN
TRANSFER CO.
Corner Oak and Main.
Telephone tGA
Prompt Servlc prct RCBt
CLASSIFIED COUiMM
ll.L KW f LAftliliriKn i III II II I IHII llli ii i ' 1
ALL K&W CLA.SIKIKD ADVKHTIBKWKHTtl Wli L Bk .
WANTED.
WANTED wortt wan a truck. Plion
11.
WANTFb Man dihw.iabtjr at th
Cafeteria.
WA.S'TKD Itowiiitfi a
21 t.liHilwkk til.
uiid boat dot at
rt'AA'J'cu lui'Keyi. inrse ot
Hoyer Hioa. f'hune H-KH.
WANTfcw Houat.' keener, no young
luait a nei'U upply. " 1'hono 41-K.
WAN riJti Uoad ahtep paatura.
E. ruiltn, Catiiua 'alley. Ore,
i'ANTEl Apple pirkera.
ouii, I.. til Cell "tUiley J
Mis.
'buntj
D.
-1-'.
WANTED Alan loi farm work. Alar-
ruU man pj i tvi i d. Vhvtm Z-i-'ii.
rt'AXTtW J'tti lot cajjw ttt FuulJiTm
Con f vi Uonery.
V A N T E U-C' h it it 1 1 w r maid Apply to
Mrs. 'L'roxwll, L'uiigua Hotel, iuime
dl.tu-1.
W'A.NVKD Hoy or man dlah wnher,
it anj board, t'uipgua Jiotel L'luiliW
liiXMIl.
VANTi-:i Woman or girl to ciuik in
c'4-iifot tiunary atorv. Apply ut
Fontcira.
WANTED 3 luborcrft and S ca; p li
tem. Apply to AL, W. lieigii, Cam una
Chadvwclt 8u,
WANTED Good teamster
team on road and farm. J
Phone
WANTED
to t work
E. Mark a.
woman to as slut
I'hona Mm.
Clrl or
wttti housework.
Isvlo Muraltira.
WANTED rtchuol tMcfieFTn Dlatrlet
No. til. Dr.fW, Orw. Apply to Zwlrau
V nUyk o. Clt-rk.
WANTED Work by II ml cluia ma
eluiilat and auto nitK-hfitile. Addrvaa
E. N.. cure Nvws-Iti-vlew.
,i ANTED Uirl or vouiik wunuii lo
work in diet kltelien Ori-KOli State
Soidlet j! Hume. I'lione
WANTED c;irl Cor swiivral otrice
work. Address In own hand writing.
Bluthitf experience, etc., lo 1 E.,
Newa-lteview.
WANTED Mudvrn liojsc 1 good con
dition, good location, aty tt-rmn,
rt'asonubJe. No awnta. D. E der,
Com E St.. Qiapta AJaa, Oreaon.
WANTE1 Anyone wlb Eejchoi 11 pul
lets or luying- bens for sula to coin
immlcata with 11. 11. Mo er, Hoae
burjf. WANTED N'ofl'sebool boy over IS.
with byelw, for mesne 11 Kvr work tlila
winter. Teb-xrupliy tauglit. Apply
Wuatern Enlon Tel. Co.
WANTED Apple piekeia. Wukum 4&
eeniM per hour for men, 35 cclils Pr
hour for women. Mralu at bunk
house If dealred. Tents for eanipers.
uverlnnd Oreliards. Garden Valley.
tTo V W A N'i'tU)- ABood 7' liveboy "as
apprentice in the ineehunical depart
ment of the New-ll view. Must be
over 16 year of age. This La a fine
opportunity to gain complete knowl
edge of the bu.tlneaa. Fair salaiy lo
sunt with, bee liates, Newaltevlew
office.
Vim KENT.
"'OH KENT Hi(f, clean sleeping room,
close in. I'hone. - 3-K.
'oil KENT Furnished hounvKeepinif
louma. Itoaebui'K Aparlnu-nis. 1'iione
"UK ItENT tr'aEety deposit
KosfburK Nntlonn! Bank.
M 1SCUX A X HO V S.
DitEHtSM AKlNli S29 UoUlh Pin
Mrs. E. C. Ilerrlck.
JAN SAVE YOU $-00 on a new 19.10
t.Kuk'l Chevrolet. Inquire Service
(janint, lloMt-burtf, Ore.
I'K ACTUM KlAJWlNii Uet your order
In at oni if you want work done.
Uilbrt Wood. Uux la. Koaebuig.
iA EK'l V KIKST e-Jtire a safety "de
posit hex fur your valuable papers at
uie i.osvoui k rsMUonaiiiaiiK.
Ll.oYD'6 OI-EANI Nil WOiiKJ- For
lir.it-i.'Iave civannig and pressing, re
p;iiia or altering. Work guaranteed.
I jaheridan St.
IV.N 1'EK CENTOFF on all bicycles;
timsl have floor sp ' :e for luoior-
yclv. Hurley-D.ivldson fci.tle
'JUl v'.2 0(1 Douglm t't.
it V k vltAii JiEED Now ready fu?
itii:jiueiil. best fer pasture ajwintf,
114 jsr uy.1. special price on lai ge
lulw. K A. Klioten. SaU-iu, Ore.
Mti.NRT TO IjOAN Vw-yi'ar rural
eredit farm loana, low -interaat rate,
fitf.vu local Diouay to loan on good
real eatate. First mertgi.Ke. siev M.
F. Kke. of Kice V Klce.
EXCHANGE for Koaebuig or close in
improved properly, Htudebuker V -piiHeimer,
In No. 1 condition. See
k'al.l.if at Motor Shop Gai aK.
EST 1 1 A VN OTIC E Year 1 in b lac k Jer
. heifer broke into my pastuie
seT;tl weeks ago and has not been
c l.i lined. Owner can have name t'
Uleiiiifylntr. Knbrrt TJonisland, K.
F. IV Konebtirir. 1
FOR AI.B-I?,'"-U.
n-m. " A""'r ,0,
l'Olt SAlTF
Pulln. Cum.
I. i.t .j , , .
cents per ii i?11" Ir
1''0 1 s a Lk-Coc n a . R '"'K
i!!r'. o..
''nil!
f'OH 8ALK lih.ckv t
fun SA1.K ,,,.,7.77 -ri-
T -"-""U (JO tb
r..... ..
I'UK iSALL A f.
.oiJoniUct bu. k.
I on S.tLii-Kni.T
I-OR SAi.i:7., .
rund. u. J-InJI,!,, K,0tu,lw5
nve new tli... t... Bfii
lien.
l-'Oli SAl.t;
t Old
ltenilin;i0ii
-2ilt C!i,
vii fc.t a Rti. , i-H
hull. A. B. II ',., .";. J,
ttus.bui'K.
joe i
lJhonu -Kt.
Full is 'LE 75?
11 i r -
H.r-.r
... nt.
toreyele a.,, I ,i.i, r, ,
quire ill v. is.. ' "ria. 1,.
Sales Cu.
FOH SAEE-
and one 1
I'Vji 111 ilea
1 Ah.
Two "o r7r-r r
::iater..i t'.r; Mri
.est uf It,
VNGOKA HCCKS foT.slaTil5T&
does, teit.sieied Btfck J 1
KVjiiurureKon.' L
AU'LEL UMEVKtiLETtnKTTr
r( 1 ir. auri::;
l'liane 4;i.
SALE 1 Apse
tiaiiui
I lotT staed t , Llxun Jlle,
Cood as new. tlwiim H-Yl J" V
BOX J HOOKS FOit SALE-Ai,.;
r run rTT-.;,0s?im. ''ou": ll
guiie Newa-lt'eview.
lOl'NU TEAM and liar new for rtlrr
will trade for FoU car. lid SI
Dillard. Oregon.
.om ; a-k uerea; 2 acres laS-
2 acres mixed fruit, fuu, or wit,
crop, liyyo. Box 3, m. 2, BoittwJ'
'OH SALE New Dnitice i-urlnf i"
at a bargain. Will take lit;o
part pay. A.ldreas D. F., care An.
ruit WLh, rruue trees, iu.un u
x ciiitn. i-eur 'rews, niOertl
family orchard stock, ft. L El
nitles West lloseburg. Ore.
FOU SALE 2 IS 3-4 acres, partlY
proved, half wuy betn U?i
.teea ana reruuc, on stage rou.
C. Dunham. Days Creek, Ura
! OR KAEE 160 acres jtood tlir.b:
land. EVi of E4. Section li. T. il.
K. 6 W. Valuation. Kfiui). Addrt;
j. il. mrner, cure Mews-KtTltw.
FOK SAEE Saddle
trade for hay, aruln wood or cttl.
Also good work team.
HaTn.
poniei, or
Dtfcf CtHa
l"(.lt SAEE 6-rouin mud, rn iui
close in; will give pomcuIm 1:
once. rhoiie 4 4 c-it. lniuiri 4i
Fowler St.
FOK SAEE Yearling hambuiir.
rams that will ulicar :0 to Su It
Hue white wool. Will sell 0'
carload. Frlees right. F. W. Hern
Ashland. Oregon.
LOST A-ND FOrND.
LOST Kuneh of keys. Leave at Newa
Kuvitrv u IT ice. Jiberal reward.
gold clasp.
333 bouiii
LOST Coral bead. with
Kewaid If returned It
Stepjiena st reeL
LOST Lady's"-black fur,
rt between Oakland and
WMi
tour
lll.ur.
Finder return to News-Review office.
i;eVi r.l.
Foil SALE New Oregon tnwb.
tlants. any amount. Set out Pi'
earlv ami get the benefit of u
year. D. E. Wood A Son, on blg:-;
north of Edenhower stort-.
FOlt SALE One "lluick fcur in i-
condition; one l'.'-W Maxwell.
1&"0 miles; one Maxwell bus.
Ohlsmnbile einlit. Tlieue lit
bartalli8. Come and see thein St It
Finpiiua Auu Siiop, Winehuiar -
Phone 338.
FOR SALE Hose hu rg property witl.
Hva hirw ic. ,,r rniur of cltr. rri;
rtv now hrlntrlnir tiU.OO rent, h
aides owner's ouarten. On P?fc
alraal al,l..uulk Slid lr
In and paid. Also other prp"!
Deal with owner at lit r la.nimj.
FOK SALE lit acre stock ran J
Dodge canyon; lots of water, mom
range; barn, house, other siw
4U bead rthp. s hof. torn,
1 ... r- air,,!.. P.tl aioWO. M "
.m.v i.rmi t' ear cent A-1"
diss. S. Hunt, Oakland, Oresjt
tree's, six ft to Hint ki I 2
v,ar old. frrow T.ry rsw
ereet. and bear sn iWn'"
liclous lr. autn. tin ''",
yarn mr itmu n. - l .
further information wrlu ""jj
Lira Co.. Calif. K A nucto.r IP-
X0T1C OF SALS OF O0VHRN
MKMT TIMBER O.naral Lnd
Office, Waahlugton, D. C, August 28,
1910. Notlca la hereby given that
itibj.ct to tna conditions and 11ml
tatlona of th Acta of Juna. i, 1916
US Stat., 218, and June 4, 11120
il'ublia 241), and tb instructions of
tha Secretary of tba Interior dated
lpteuibar 15, 1917, and June 22,
19 20. tba timber on the following
landa will be sold Oct. 18, 12, at
It: CO o'alock a. la. at public auction
at the I'nlted Slate laad efllc al
KoiAbnrf. Oregoa, to the h.ghsst
bidder at not less than the appraised
value as shown by thia notice, sale
to be subject to the approval of the
Secretary of the Interior. The rmr-
-nase price, with an additional aunt
f one-fifth of one por cent thereof,
fielng commissions allowed, must he
,!epos!ted at time of sale, money to
tie returned if sale Is not approved.
otherwise pntont will issue for the
timber which must be removed with
in tan years. Iiids will be received
from citizens ef the United States,
issoplaMons of such citizens and cor
porations organized unde' t!-e !s
of the I'nited State or any state.
"rritory or district thereof onlv.
1'ron application of a qualified pur
chaser, the timber on any leiral sub
division will be offered separately be
fore being Included In any offer of
a laravr unit. T. 21 8.. R. 1 W., Sec
V SK4 SEU. fir 1125 M., cedar 25
M., none of which shall be sold for
!'S than II 50 per M. T. 18 S.. R.
W Sec. 3, NK14 NB4. fir 450 M.,
NW14 NE4. fir 475 M., none of
bleh shall be sold for less than
3 00 per M. (Sisned) CLAY TALL
" Commissioner General Land
Oflica.
MASONS AT'lKXTlOX.
. ,1, jllnn of UUI"
A siaieu c-Miii-nii.e-
held in Masoiilc' Temple Wedufi'
h Wiil be
evening, Sept. 21
M. decree. I.unc
By order of W M-HARBI& w.
unlin nosltively prohibit
the lands of the Curry E"
BERGER'S
B A RG AINSTORE
GOOD LINE OF
NEW CLOTHING
Second-handShoes.Cloth-ing,
etc. Best Bargains
iwinii mIhJwT-i Ti r
BATTERIES!
Chevrolet Cr. I J5-
Buick Car,.... 30 00 i
For Other Cr
P.V-es on APP".
MOTOR
Afrmry BnWr and
441 N. Jsc"1
SHOP
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