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Newspaper Page Textra ron r 12 TH ANNUAL ACCESSORY SHOW L.lk TRUCK SHOW - -pg9. iff J!lidt Taw-. "ktwu JgfS&r PORTLAND Bfjg Attanrf this ol lb Automotive World" 8o tboVorld' ftnflt automouvd ollounc AmplcN AUTOMOniLP. DEALF.RS ASSOCIATION of PORTLAND -r Conferences Will Be Held In Des Moines January 10 to Discuss Problems. WHAT lc WILL 111''. Cirr'8 Store Iowit price value throughout the more. A few samplcx of how you av at Carr'a: Women', while hone. 2 iialr ....l!lc Men's fine arurie lltlka I!' Twill IowhIIiik. I'lK value, yd.'. . . lilc Toilet paper, lame rolls, 2 for..liic Jersey gloves, men a, women a or children's, now per pair 13c Women's fancy HiIhh. 4 for....l!lc Palmollve, i'umlce or Tar aoap, 2 lite Linen envelopes, special, 2 pkH. . lllc Huck barber towels, 2 for l'J Heavy canvas gloves, pair 19c 10c value pencils, 3 for ltlc Curtain rods, ball ends 1 In- Good Bnap fasteners, 3 cards. . . . l!ic Common clothes pins, 4 dez Vic Wash cloths, 10c value, 2 for . . .lAo Matches, large boxes, 4 for l!lc IarKe, heavy aluminum cups ...19c It. M. C, O. N. T. crochet threads, 2 halls lflc Women's pure silk hose $l.l!i Scrims, while or crenm. yard ..l.tc Children's good duality hose . . . .lftc Hahj l.ltinl.ets. 40x40, funcq..Jl 19 Linen box paper 29c 17H In. TurkiHh towellni,-, yd. ..37c Men's fine lisle nocks, a big, pre war value, Oarr's special, pair. 30c Turkish toweling 16x32, extra value 2 Be Women's fine mercerized hose, 2 pair 98c Carr's lower values now In effect. Our prices are lowered with the wholesale market. Don't full to visit Carr's- where you save. NOTICK. A meeting of the slockhofTtTS of the Auloinuilc Electric Hi like Co. will be held In the council chamber, city hall. Friday, Dec. Hint, at 7:30 p. ni. Business of Importance to be transacted. Try and he present. Dy order of Committee. Newspaper Men Meet In Eugene KI't.KNK, IH'O. 3 Many 1ro1 li-niH of lmioriuiir to nwHmpr IHiMtslKTH ctf Ori'Kon nro to le lin - usHcd h( tint nnnual newHpaner con ft ri'iire. to lie field hern nt I he nchool of jin riijf If sin Januury 14 ami 1 : Ono of the toplm will In- the leKul nil". How lo foreign advert iNine and make It pay, will lie (llHCUHHed. The (iiiiMtlon of clarifying lawn now governing newspnprrif and hiiHlnesH mannxeinrnt will ho other matters for disciifwlon, according to (he an iioiniceinent here. Voire Department of llelnllne M oof a Conservatory opens January $2."i,inm . it mux MASylKHAlti; fi WK AT WIN- riii.si in. Saturday night, .fan. 1, 1921. Ad mlNHlon, cents $1, lady dancer and Rpectatnis free, Prizes will he warded. Music hy Ott's orchestra. Kveryone Invld d. KLAMATH FALLS, piw. 'H tin a I 1 o'to4k I his morntnt; d- Htroyc( the Klamath FallH Aiiti Co.. nraK" hen and an ndjoinliif? dwll inK and 1C nnfomohih's. Tim 1oh 1 'HllnmtfMl nt $:!:, 000 losn (IO.imm) In urmco. T!i4 uaravre IniildiiiK was owned liv Jasper IlcniH'tt, thn Htoi'k and fix dire by Uoy Call. Thn dwelling rfo- troyod w occunlod hy Mr. Wefni'T who, with Ills wife mnl two children nrely iHcuped l-lng caught lit the fli: men. Thn flrp In Rtipponod lo havo nlrt d from n heating Hlovn In which tho fli had hecn banked for I ho night. ' e"'i1 IliisinesM hi OtililaiMl At i IP' v O. TV Ci- liovv rnent th rlav In Oakland atiiinllng lo legal nialtorrt. Ovslngor In INirtlaipl W. L. Dysinger left on the morn ing train for Porllaml, in he will attend to biiHint hh matteiH for a Khoii lime. INtrllund on Itiislnes, K. II. 1 1 ii tTliaiii lei t this morning for Portland to spend a few da allend in' tn hiMin'M tnntii'TM. We wish to extend to the FRIENDS AND PA TRONS of this .Sorc OUR SINCEREST WISHES FOR A Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR. L ABRAHAM Fine Dry Goods HAVE MANY FEATURES Ice Caves of Iowa Are Interesting Tart of I'nrk System Stephen Mother Will He I'n-M-nt t I'nrk tVMlvenlioll. ri:s MOINKH. Iowa Dec. 30 Iowa has achieved sin h r iirkabln results In stale park creation anil uevciop inent, that tho First National Con rerence la to be held here January lOlh to Ulh, under the Joint ans liices of I he Department of the In terior and the Stale of Iowa. Kxperts from every stalo will bo present to rsriiss park problems, and. Inciden tally lo learn how Iowa has been able to do so much. Nlne'y-seven out of every 10 acres In Iowa are capable of cultiva tion, according to official slatislici, having only three percent of park aide bind The three percent how ever, contains some Interesting out door things. The Indian niounils.for instance are in n minor way. to the Culled States what the pyramids un to Kgypl, rellcH of the ancient civ ilization. About fifty of the mounds are in the nt;ite pilks. while the olh era will be Included In the parks to lie laid out In the future. Some them have I n despoiled for their pottery, bends nnd fighting Imple inentM. -but many remain Intact, and officials r the Iowa Historical de partiiM Ut hope some d:iy to have an ideiinate collection of the utensils which the first Americans used In their every day life. The lie cavs of Iowa, are an other Interesting part of Its park system. They owe their existence. nrobablv to the prehistor' sens thai once covered this territory, for they ire found in limestone regions where the rock Is porous. In the winter the i-avltles store up with cold air. When oimmer conies and tho corn begins to grow under the impulse of a burn ing sun. the frigid e'r escapes slow ly, co-itiug the mouth of the caves litli lime and ho'irfrost. These c'ivch in turn pive rise to one cf the nirst Interesting t'nianl- 1 t'h'' nomcnon of the country the iiirvfval In Iowa of trees and flow- rs.thfit havo their normal range f:ir o the norh. While Iowa swelter. 'be tcniperaiurr of the soil on Hie rocks near the rave remains nt fiO to H f ilerrcen nn't thnc frencntt" tiiw the l.sbinm fir of the northern vends and tho nconite or monk's e.o -d of the mountains. In Iowa's parks mnv le reen the most south western distrlbullon of white pine In i he I'nlied States, while In western Iowa are found nrid pl'iuts common ly associated with the di -eit and the lilL'h mountain plateaus of the far Wi'st. Many other slates doubtless could nrovide eriually cf)(d attractions for n-rks at home, and Hint Is wh it the Vniionni Colifcrince on Parks ST- ice Is for. Stei.hen l. Mather, di rector of I he X 1 1 Ion I Park Service will be hi-re to te ll of the work, and iilier will tell of Hie work of stale n-irh s rvlce. notablv Dr. L. II. Pum mel, rhsinii.m of the lowa ("onner- atlon Heard, who will enliiin how own niiniioiinteil lis difficulties. CSCHESTpSPIfLS 'l a EI lHAWttvn itinsi i'iM.M,r i tnriLimt ltq B.-.I. Sif. A K MM4I SOLD BY DhTOGiSTS tVLKinHlKt nt a reward In the life to come. During their life in this city. Mr. and Mrs, Totten were communicants of Olivet Church. His funeral occiired Sunday. De cember atith. at ':i p. m Ilev M. ('. Wehbe oirb'atlnK. The pall hearers were all young no n who had ah ired his lite. A large crowd was in -.ti l'daece. 'lie was laid to rest In the A. V. A ..M. cemetery of this cily by the side of his wife. His children were all present at the funeral. Win. P. Totten, of r ern vale. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. K. Totten or Kucene, and Mr. nnd Mrs I.. J. dar reit. of (irants Pass. The bereaved ones hnve the sin cere sympathy of tho old friends. and tho new ones, in tho fullest measure in their Irreparable loss. Pa ii n I o H (i lier I s - M 1 1 1 e r. Sutherlin Lodge Installs Officers HIOt.lt PHV AND MKMOKIAIj ! 5 3 Labor Saving Devices Washing Machine (Electric) Vacuum Cleaner (Electric) Iron (Electric) Are each of them in your home? Don't you be lieve they should he? If so, drop in and see us. UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE Commander Perrv Toiteu wns born Iiiflliinn I...... o lur.rt n- -. ' in. was iirirrled lo Klmira tlrahim at Itoei ey. Indiana, .lone '2'J. I'iiiy. In 1S7S Mr. and Mrs. Totten emigrated lo the nst. Their eldevl phll.l ... ...,.. Tet'en. wis two vears old. They lo cated In this valley on a homeitep.i ihre.. miles west of the present city of Cleuil.il,. nnd for nenrlv h-.ir n 'entllrv mnile th'm iiIha il..,:H i Their only daueliler. l.nell.i nn.l heir neciied o,.n 1..1 ' ''em at Ihe tlioln...r hi.i.K. - i to useful and honored manhood and Nomannomi nmul the ninnf... "us ami banters that ninrke.l ihn HI. 111. .T Of llliu ll tut .. ,...!. I.. whlrll Ihev lllwals h..l.l Irnn and were ever resdv to eiicae I in every enlernrise r..r n. men! o' Ihe natural resources of c,nv creek. Later on they sold their pin neer tiiui.e and Tor five years have lived In this city. Their s,,s had married nnd In homes of t).ir own ,,, hor ()M . daughter, i.noihi. ha, i.,.omo ,,, wife or K.lward .1 Cnrr.tl and h.nl meir home in Omuls Pnc, Diiring ihe later ye.-us, Mrs. Toiien had falling h.alih. and the d.0.e.r "7"" :,n" c'l.Mren had al, united I 'n t. nd. r care of the Invilld wifei 'id mother until l.r ,,..llh .,,. .cenred m .tune, in IS. Mr Totten lived for some ve.rs al le home of bis d.iuchter nf Cram, I lass and vl-.iied his sons In their: hemes freinentlv. , ,.. ,.lUv, tii"s t.-nd-rlv n.,.l r,...,..L . . . welcomed nt H, , ,n,,r holl)i,a was til the home of engineer W P l-iien. and ,, st g,ne , ; , ( hiistinas wlih Mr. and Mr, y , '..irieli. l Ciaiits P1Ss at S n" ni Me .old his 1,... 1... ...... m. " noticed hit he hi. I been strii kcn. , ,, ln ,h ehl.ors. ,hey found that the D,,,,lh Aeg l had entered and c:,.,ed o ' reward, the grand old pioneer. Who i;;! M",v"r fit i" the most " " le. nnd his pencefi Ms-sing away was ,hp well earn, function of ms, .n,p irv" 1 ms who e life exemplified hi. t red trust In the certainty of ,he SrTIIKRI.IN, Ore.. Pec. Sfl. The following officers of Ihe local Odd Fellows' nnd llebekah lodges, will he Installed on Thursdtiy evening, Jan uary 0, by C. W. Hartley. D. D. 0 M : Odd Fellows. It. K. Kalston. N i.: Claude Nelson. V. .: I.loyd Smith. Sec; M.S'. Ilond. Tn as.; Ite bekahs, Florence Slater. N .', l.eoii.i Slack. V. C: Tina KHiIih-. Sic: Mark N. Tisdale. Tr. as. A snort program and lunch"on will follow the installation ceremonies. N. P. Peterson, a well known local orcliardlst, who underwent a seceni oii'TuHon at n Portland hospitn) litis week. Is reported as making 11 inesl sal 'sfnctorv reeov.Ty. The Fnrm Ilureau organization will hold a meeting In Odd Fellows' hall on Friday. December 31. Tin morning session wilt he called to or der at 10 a. ni., and tbe afternoon session nt 1 o'clock. All those at tending are roouesti'd lo bring n basket lunch. The monitor; session will he taken up in working out n program for the coming year, and the afternoon will be devoted lo a discussion of farm bureau organiza tion, by Ceo. A. Mamfl.ld, president ef the Stale Farm Ilureau Federa tion. Miss Marie Vogilpehl will depart next week for California, where she will spend several weeks visllinr friends. On her return she will ac company her mother lo Wells. Minn.. where they will spend several weeks with old friends and neighbors. I'ostinaster Ilayner reports that the business nt the locnl post office from December IS to '21 during tbe ( tirlstmas rush was the largest in the history of the nfilce. During thai lime 147 sacks of puree! post pack nges were dispatched and practically the same number received. During the period mentioned nbove, the stamp sales averaged $20 per dav. and on two days went over $30. A most enjoyable affair was staged at Ihe local Kpiscop:il church Tu.-.-day 1 veiling when our young peopb gave a most pleasing program in lii.nor of tiie home coming of tin Siilherliu boys and girls who are slu deniM nt Die II. of O., (). A. C. and Willamette ruiversity. who nre now home for the holidays. The Cull. I room was prettily decorale.l for tin occasion, nnd a very eulei-tainiiic program of instrumental nnd vocal si lecl ion--- w.-'S giv. 11. followed by & most enjoyable luncheon. Mr. and Mis. A. K. Slilrin depart. s. yesterday in their car Tor Salem, where liny will remain during lb' coming s.sslon of I ho legislature, ti which Mr. Sliiria was recently electei! a I'leinber. A. 10. Davidson, a well known loca cnpilnlisl, recntly purchased tin Liberty Carafe on Central avenui from .1. Ii. Mi chun. Mr. Davison also purchased tlnough Ihe St. John Land Co.. lots l:! ami 14, block 2. plat M. comprising a 15 acre apple orchard Just east of town. Kldor J. A. liippey closetl a deal last week whereby be became the owner of the Vance residence prop erty in Laurel Heights, on the nor h west side of town. XOTICK. Annual meeting of rtrockway and Dlllard Farmers' Telephone Co. will lv held at Itrockway school housi', Ilroikway, Ore., Jan. S, 1H21. I111 portanl business. All members re Ullested to intend. It. A. HFIiriiFli. Tres. I). M. liKDINO. Sec. mi. 11 iii:i:i,s aiii: attacked TACOM A. Wash. D.c. .... slat' liiw, prohibiting the sale of or the wearing of shoes with heels more than 1 1-2 inches high will be ask isl of the legislature by the stale os teopathic assoi'iation. Womeiis clubs and other civic organizations are ex pected to join in In Ihe uiging of the passage of I lie measure. If passed, the bill would not bo come effective Tor Ave years to allow merchants lo clean up their present slocks. "The wearing of high heels Is ns immoral as the eeessho hc, of el cohol." the association's sitement declares. "Uace suicide Is distinctly allien nv nigll Heels. All women Who wear high I Is become deformed ln the few. knees and back, and they are predisposed to tuberculosis." CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Ovet 30 Years Always bcrs 7 Always bcrs the Signature of Arrowhead Making Is Still an Art PKNDLETON, Dec. SO Arrow head making Is still an art among the Indians of the present genera tion despite the adaptation to the outomobile and other modern con veniences. Arrow heads, perfoct In shape and balance as those made by their forefathers In warfare times, are being fashioned on the reser vation near here. Samples huve been sent to Major I.ee Mourhouse, former Indian ascot nnd curio collector. i'i... ..... i..p ,l..i...rl the work to he of hiuh onler. It was done In the primitive manner. Mouie 01 tne ar ... ...-I...... l .ir.. ni'iili. from obsidian. or volcanic glass, which is found In tho John Day Country. 'Ai:i OF TIIANKH The relatives of Mr. Totten wish to express their sincere thanks to nil who have rendered assistance and for the generous sympathy in (he loss of Ihelr lleloved Father. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Onrrett. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Totten, Win. P. Totten. IMtl NFS, PIUWF.S, ritl'.NKS. Two Ihi carious or large, fancy, Mi-tlatid Prtinc.t to mail y;ur friends, at Lorry's Apple Jiinki ra ;e. & CITY NEWS 0 i.ruiKlcl piano tuner, rhone 1S9 L Twenty tlvt per ccnl off on Exlde ItaticrirB at ttie Kowburg Curate. FireB d' HUtf iit b. property tad 'ood. lie cart ful with flr. John I. han muno prMid fat Iipns fln for New Yi ur'a diiuur. Phone onh-ru to 21. Dr. Harry K. Mornan, dfnttet, tel- phoue 483. Ollicw 315 1'wikliia build ing. For flrHt-riass wori: po lo Lloyd's ;'I'nniiiK Works, 125 Sherldun 1'hone 4i. HainUlon Drug Co. now have the xclu.sivo HKi'iicry m Kosfburg Tor Uiwncy'H Fuiiiour Cliocolalea. Wo aro forlunate in pfrurlnR Mrs. 'limit's Uruml as voral instrut-lor at ho OonKcrvaloiy. Tlif h ntttilcliitiK department or ho Ui'llows Mtorc will he clowt-d for hn-e wt't kn Lt-ginning Monday, Jan Mrs. N. K. Khy, of Ruthorlin, waf iHioiiK tho out of twon virtitoi's who Wont tho day In Hos.hurK- She re turned homo late this afternoon. Now classcH in Mimical Klndfipar- it will ho formed January 3rd. ''hnm' us and we will call for your -hi Id. NOTirn My sn, R J. Sprinjr tcad, having h-fl home, I herhy k'vo kHi' that I will pay no bills 0011 ractt'd hy him. J. I. Spi ingstead. Am now hootriu orCem for day 1d chirks lor 1!t21 delivery from tich produelne Tancrd sirain White :,phorn, thoroiiKhhred Uhodn Inland ird rltirH, (.,A. C. leaned Korku. atl V(snirs, 702 Kullerton St., Write ,l!t H Koach, Praln, for cat-i-'octio and prirt'fl for the Quoen In nhators, roal and oil burning brood rs. A vtdd d luappohitmf nt by plac nr; your onlT now for future de iv ry. Itememher the Queen Is the eat money can buy. SSLWk C. Child's Mental Growth BV DR.H. R. NERBAS D. D. S. A chlld'M mental Knmlh is nttfii Httint m! by Hi'iitytMl Ut'th. mn't I ft n rlunK- of till limine be btiit nt your dNr. Stn to It that (lie thilil In tnuubt bow li brii(li nnd lake care of bis Iwtli. Tem-h blin iiImo to pt HnimintMl wliti ttio m-iitlM. Kxaiiiiim t lot i a five. mmm L UMBER Of all dimensions, at reasonable rates while !! lasts. 14 hi try irth of West Bide Store. IZil liuipqo Avenue. Phone 135-R. Kill That Cold CASCARA FOR CoIJi, Coughs Wia M.QUININE Alio L Gri... Neglected Colds aro DanBero.,. Tri.. no chance. K..p thi. .undard ry hand, Breaks up a cold in 24 hour, Rtb., " Grippe In 3 d.y-Exc.ll.n, lo, Hdl Quinine in this form does not affict th. hirfr. Laxative-No Opiate in Hill', '"" -. fa ALL DRUGGISTS S"U IT Mrs. II. Sweeney returned this niornliiK to her liunie In Wilbur, af ter spending yeuturduy and hut night In Hi Ih cily. o . LODGE DIltFCTOItY. I. O. O. V UaCvt UatmM patent Km. 9, -Meet In Odd Felluwa Tei&pltj every Thurttdny evening. VUltlng ' brethren alwayi web-otii. JOHN TtKKHK. C. P. FOb'TKH HUTNKIi. II. P. OIJVKlt JOHNSON, H. K. JAMKH RWAKT. F. A ANTI-URIC Guaranteed to give atinfactory results in all cases of RHEUMATISM Or money spent for It will be rttfunded. Many who suffered have been benefitted by this herbal remedy, del an outfit and give It a trial, the results will please your For sale by Nathan Fullerton Thorn Is no doubt about it our Mty n,i:ANifj cleans without Injury, really saves the garment. I-et us show by a trial. Just what our service is. Who's Yotir Cleaner? Try Our Way. I'liouo 277 Our Auto Will ( ail. . u . ".riiii.K. . -..u. " n VlilTi.. ib Hood .,,, J" 111 II F. Oiiih.'uV': or. Wly. w.konwT1' NKIIilllloltjl OK UmTr7ri Invliwi to .t,,. v"l fclo ,,,r . 1'. O. Kl.KS. Hweb. , -"..iii. r,ri:s no f-'K- Tempi JZ??-t Alibis! vl.lllnif l-rtl.r. irfL';!l!1'' Vlted lo au.nit. " ""Ml. A. J. LII.BlRjt,,. IKA M iiiiii.tkk UoseburK vi y lit and 1m m ev.nliik-.. Vlillljg ..,irA.",, way. welrem.. "lkl,n Mll AI. OIIIIKII Of mio l.e.iKe Nu. 1M7 mwl, iiir.i Tue.dny fv.nlnji ot moiuh at a o tiuck la ih, LP Alicia. taefllSla.- a O. I'AHuAm Soil .... .... ., .carnal- umtini NIM 1st unit aril T!iur.lylnet4.,iJ ....... .in. icu HI BU4 I.KllNA AIIIUHAH FI1KK JOlfiSox ii A. M, Ud,, U . Hi-Kiilur caiiimuiiic.Uoni :m) tum .. . unenunj. rm n IHOniD It Mm Temple, Ituaeburf, Ur..VIilun I come, w HARRIS, h, jiiii,Ti r.. m .mas. VI . II. A. O. T. !. KM.b.ri nui.in ri'Huiar h'hi.h end and fuurtli Thursday ttl(ric in AiHieiine nun. amen or Mr reviews vlHitlnn in ourcltrirti (lially Invited tu attend our relM Aiaceuuee nnll on uaaa ttreeL I neiiip: IVS. &. JB8SIB RAPP. Col It KIIKK A lis Roaeburr Kranlb ban No. 41. 1. O. 1). K.. Meela 11 01 h lew.' Temple every week on Tuellf evenli K' VlKitina; membm la p. .tunill..ir are Invited to alttaf. .MAIM. I'l.VI.KR. N a IIKI.LK STKPIIBKsat h i:tiikl haii.ky. Hi sm I. II. O. rhlll.ria. U.frfct nieetH At Kyke. hall, N. JackjN t on SHlur.lay evening of eat M Vl.ltlliK brethren are alwan rume. a I.VMON U RPESCKIIKI A. J. UKW1H8, Ret. SK J. II BA1I.KI. Fll KoveUII III! I.OIHIK MO. 1H, 1W llrnlherlmiMl .if Mal.leaam lln.Ul.oei. a.d llallnar er AITIIIaleil wltb the A f a( L-M.-eta at Meuae hall th Urn foarth Mat. nlKhu and third tow of eai'h month. J. F. SMITH .Pmli. W. J. MKIiUniTK. R.!" (1KO MAO IVIiK- '". THE CREED OF THE NEWSREVIEW TO UKT AM. THK NKWS gi'RKl.1 AM) I'ltl.XT IT IMFAKTIAIJ.Y. TO A riHillT A HO.NKST I.NTI'.ll I'KKTATIOX OV DII'OltTA.NT HAP PKMNfJH. TO CilVK KVEIiniOPY AXD II i MAM) OK KVKIIYBODY A SOl AHK in:.u TO STAXI) TOR TIIE K.MOlltr MK.NT OK THK LAWS, AM. LAWS. TO It ALLY lOR WiltMMJ. THI lU HKH AM) WOKTIIY I!TI Tl'TIOXS. TO WOKK KOK HHW ITY, LW' TY AX I) 8KCTIOX. Subscribe Now To Douglas County Family Paper-