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KOHKBl-KO; ORK tiON, KKFTKMUKIl 10. I"-'-
NEW CLASS OF CRIMINALS.
crul.ei long enough to declare ibat
we are working our way out of
All State Behind
1925 Exposition
District Attorney George-. Neuter
and Attorney O. P. Cosnow returned
today from Portland where they rep
resented OoUKlas county at the lSIti , welter of waste and prodigal apend
Exposltlon conference. The confer-, D(. t a n.oat Impressive rate." So
mce waa moat enthusiastic, tbey I impressed la he with aceoiiipllsh
state and the enlbualaam- was fn' menu of congress thst he labels the
work aa "monumental."
There are all kinds of monument
and- If the president la pleased with
the kind, of a monument congress
has erected It I J well somebody ia.
for It Is certelaly conspicuous In the
graveyard of national hopes, and not
even the touting of Will liayea and
other political propagandas can
STATE PRESS COMMENT
... .,nint where
.MO.N (.'MEN T A" tht it i aireauy ITn
Presidetu H-rdlng Lis reaaed bis It la looking "", " '7,ron
purault of golf baU.i ana pieasu w u.- - - - - ,(nrti!loni ,0
they
item
when
eral on the part of all of lie .
resentatives of the up state counties.
Portland representatives had expect
ed some oppoaitlon from (punlles
outside of Multnomah, but there was
absolutely no oppoaitlon to the fair
or to the financial plan for raising
Ibe capital stuck.
The entire state Is behind the ex-
He
re twiifiiT.il -'".-b - mnrBi
So fur lax scrutiny tiiat is given men .......
pleasure seekers In the year 192-'. there has been no revision. The
Practically all of those to whom in- house hurriedly passed, under gag
vltations were Issued were in attend-. ru ,, of ,jehaie and shut
ante ai the conference. The Portland Jout amendments, a tux revision bill
delegates gave the visitors a flue en-:tnat eliminated- thaexcess profits
tertalnm.nt -and a bnnuut at the to benet.t the nrofi' er. and re-
' duced the surtax to profit the weal
thv and threw the burden upon :he
0 little fellow, and the senate with the
Rev. (Juv Flub Phelps of the, matter under, consideration adjourn-
Multnomah hotel
main feautres.
was one
Ue'.hodist Episcopal church, who bas'ed for vacation.
been in Portland attending hia broth- Passed under similar conditions.
er, who has been seriously 111, wlllltarlff bill that will put the flulKhiug ethhs or more true nobility can be
arrive in Kosoburg tonight and will
conduct regular church services to
morrow.
Ipruneflbichfn's
St rt i Sites
Did you cvt-r know a young luisliund to brag itlimit how intel
litftMit his wife was? Neither did we.
o
Tlie man who says stylos are shocking is always willing to lit'
a shock uhsorlier.
Ileauty lined to be akin dee-now
It is knee deep.
3
The woman -who always
Hiicnils tier lime
Talking; about her
tfelirhbors
Usually provides
A irood topic for
Her iielhborn to
Talk about.
The loveliest spt on earth la the
fourth ace in a poker hand.
f K-
"President Keep Hie Keet on tlie
(round," aays a liouUliue lu the
Spokane HiKikeenuin. Warren ihuhI
be the only one lit the I'. H. vtbo
doesn't own a flivver.
Kven if you don't take much stock
In precedent!, you hate like hIii to
have your coiniietllor establish them,
don't you?
A ItoMdmrfr. lady wrapped a bundle
In the ItoHehursr Newa-lloview and
aeiit It to a relullve who la n inls
Nlonaiy In China. Eleven - weeks
Inter she ujot a letter from the rela-
tlie asking If there waa any chance
of getting, a pair of No. 6 shoe that
nail lieeu advertised In a local aton.
The moral is obvious.
THK I.ATKST.
Mory hud a little half,
Khe keit pink powder In It
Site also had a little rag.
To dab her none each niiiinle.
Hut now that Mary "nHa her own,"
That hug iiiuM Lnritrr lie.
For her short akirt by the wind la
blown
Ko khe powder tw-h liinplel knee.
Times 1'nloa.
We run acnNn H4ine nilahly alow
leople In a day's time. This gets on
our nerve aa we work fast all the
time.
Tlie ItiM-kefrller fortune Is said to
lie two billion, four hundred million
dollars. If we had that much plunder
we would at least ult wurklna; on
week iIhii. JiiKt think of a Ntmk of
maviiina like that.
A innii with tact 1m one who ran
drop a nh klc In the contribution boi
and make II Hound like It was a I
qiuuier. '
crimp In our foreign trade and in
crease the cost of Uvini; to the con
sumer, also reposes In tlie senate,
where a new bill is being written to
nlacate special interests. No l-gi!-latlon
has been enacted on cltlier of
ihese "paramount Issues." Capital
Journal.
POLITICAL loo im:k t-:nt.
Announcement Is made that anpll
cauts for the nostinastirnhip will lie
graded 20 per cent on educution and
training and 80 per cent upon busi
ness experience and general fitness.
So much for the grading bul we have
a hunch that the final choice will he
at least 100 per cent political. As
toria Budget.
Th iiiitomohik'. uroduct of American genius, of whose
miirhtv development we all feel SO proud, has become through the position mnveiaeut and every county 'make It a popular shrine.
effect of what might U called the. psychology or speeu. ui ixuav r - - , t-.
dangerous single piece ol maclunery in uie wonu.
If the hold-up men, for instance, or the anarchists were kill
ing each the number of persons who fall victims to automobiles
in Chicago, Cleveland, New -York nnd our other big cities, these
cities would be placed under martial law and every citizen would
be carrvine a nistol for his own protection. Yet reckless automo
bile driving goes on, day after day, killing and maiming.
The automobile seems to turn Jekylls into Hydes. The ordin
ary quiet, law-abiding citizen, when placed at the wheel of a high
powered car, seems to undergo a psychic transformation. His
identity changes; his nature craves speed and more Secd. All
classes seem to receive the fatal inoculation,
. An old colored woman in Atlanta was taking her first auto
ride at the invitation of a white woman for whom she was work
ing as laundress. As they sped along the old lady's black husband
started across the street, "Aw, run over "im," cried the old lady.
Of course she did not mean this, but she had become inoculated
with the fatal germ of speed.
It is a favorite remark of drivers (when the victim comes
to), "Didn't you hear the horn?" This inference is that if the
driver sounds the horn he has the right to run over the pedestrian.
o
What possible relation cun there be between the disappear
ance of pickpockets and modern business courtesy? says Fred
Kelly in The Nation's Business. Police authtiilies know that
pocket-picking is practically an extinct form of endeavor. A crude
worker may still occasionally try to lift a watch at a county fair,
but, generally speaking, this brand of thieving is no more. It has
gone the way of the buiralo lap robes, pug dogs, Sunday buggy
rides, beefsteak for breakfast, and torchlight processions. Why?
Because pocket-picking is no longer a gainful occupation. What
has brought about tho change? The attitude of the banks. They
cater more than ever before to the small depositor. If a man
wishes to open an account and start off with $2.r0 or even less,
he received the same courteou consideration that would be ac
corded the customer depositing thousands. Only a few years ago
a person with small savings looked upon bankers as a crusty lot
and kept away from such institutions for fear of being insulted:
Today even the majority of the safety-deposit boxes are held by
persons of comparatively modest means. Banks have simply fol
lowed the changed attitude of business in general. All business
has been growing more courteous every year. And this spread of
courtosy is the basic reason why pickpockets are now rarely heard
of.
o
Formerly about the only interest that many business men
took in education was to see how the school appropriation could
be cut down.' Then the war came on, and these business men were
startled to learn that one service man out of four could not read
simple Knglish. Radical agitators began to work all through tlie
country and the people they reached Were the fellows who had no
education. The man who could not afford to pity taxes to have
foreign born taught to read, frequently hml his business all tied
up by strikes caused by radical propaganda. Not so many busi
ness men now will howl down proM)sitions to give teachers a
decent wage. At the meeting some time ago of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United Stales, education was given a prominent
place, rather a novel subject for a business men's convention. It
was the sense of the meeting that "only comment and well
trained teachers in hearty accord with American ideals shall be
employed in any public school."
o
Some people remind us of postage stamps.- When they get
stuck on themselves they lose their value.
o
i. mtttnri uiiiui-B nu
a...illi.r. Hence it la to weateru
r ,v,u thv will come
Ol csuii "" , .. .
they decide to seel: new fields. i-u
gene Iteglsler.
tHAHAlTKIl Tt-T FOIl MW
VKKS. a rinlil lest of moral character
r..r everv applicant for admission to
the bar was urged by Daniel Iddlngs.
m f i l.e oli In State bar as-
soclatlou. in an address before that
body.
"The greatest trouble with the in-
ing nieuibeia of our uar is me
character." amd Mr. iuuings.
touched upon a vital spot.
There would be fewer miscar
riages of Justice, fewer criminals,
fewer poor dupe preyed upon by
shvfter lawyers. If the moral char-hi-'ut
of everv prospective practi-
iinnor were curefully. canvassed be
fore he waa admitted to His practice
of law.
There la no profession In the
world In which higher morals, finer
8 - -gg i
THERE IS
GENIUS AND POWER
In determination It give confi
dence and turns obstacles Into op
portunities. Determine to make weekly deposita
to your credit wltb the Roaeburg Na
tional Bank.
4 i Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
TheRoseburNdlionaJ Bank
Rosebur,,Ore
SI
found. There Is also no profession
In which more miserable turltuae
exiats.
For the protection of a great pro
fession which la being gradually de
based by tho clever unfit, as well as
for the protection of society, Mr.
ladings' pica should have a wide
hearing. Albany lieuiocrat.
UKXKKITS OK THE IUTK UKCI
SION. Entrance Into Portland of a com
bination of two large Ciiicugo gruin
buying firms In the concrete result
of Portland's victory in tho Colum
bia basin railroad rate case. Thut
decision established this port as the
grain-ahlpping center of the Pacific
CALIFORNIA AMI (.ItlKiON. uonnwesi so "
I.W i-nr. u.l, li,r,n I.1Q ' U SnaKeU. UUU H cai.CU i" an
looked to the east and the middle -t grum dealers till over the
west for the new population needed country fo the fact. Portland al
io fill up IU vacant apacea and brine ready led all other porta in grain
Its Idle acres Into production, and It shipments when rules were on a
has not looked In vain. Speaking I Parity, but since the differential was
approximately, two persons out of put In effect its lead has greatly In
every three In Eucene are fairly re- creased. From July 1 to September
cent newcomers from these reeiom.l7 grain receipts at
and of the new farm population 111
the Willamette valley it is safe to
say that three out of four are from
;be Mississippi valley. Tiie states
east of the Hockies have iieen stable
and dependable sources of new im
migration for us, and we have dir
ected the greater purl of our efforts
and our advertising toward them In
the past.
Hut in the future there is reason
to believe that new population, new
money for Investment and new fac
tors In Industrial development will
come to us from a new' quarter. This
new quarter is California. Califor
nia has developed so much more rap
Idly thRn any other far western state
ortland wore
7154 carloads, at Seattle 1116 car
loads, at Tacoma liliei carloads, or
3347 carloads at the two Puset
Sound ports combined.
In spite of determined efforts of
the sound ports to d.-lay application
of the different ial. It Is already in
etfeit as to the areat bti'k of the
grain production south of Snake
river. The 5 per cent reduction in
rates at Portland and the 5 per cent
Increase in rates lo the sound are In
effect except Iron: points south of
Snake river In Washington to the
ottnd i" i r the Northern Pa;i'!. cn
which the advame has been lio!d c-o
by the Washl.it ton ' commissi. in -
Or ponian
was spent with sewlny an(J
satlon and delytou, refreshments
were served. The cluh will ,vL.
axnln oil the second Thursday In 0-t
oher at the home of Mrs. c. E Ha.I"
Mr. and Mrs. Kkldmore Heiune-
Mr. and Mrs. William Sktdmor,
have returned here from Roseburt
where they spent the
summer win
relatives of Mrs. Skldniore. Mr. Skid-
Pnl. n.,.l... y-v .
ui..-iniLj ui uregon and Mrs. Skid
more will teach In the local school,
on the opening of tlie school year
Eugene Guard.
AROUND THK TOWN
Hero on llusiness
Fred Fisher of Glcndule spent
several hours here yesterday on busi
ness.
In from ffeium
era. hours In here" today looking 'or " -udle. th.
after business matters.
Here from lleedsMUt
F. II. Hrown of Heedfport arrived
here lust evening to spend a few days
with friends.
In from Cnnyonvllle
Mark Elliott of Cnnyonvllle, spent
the day here attending to business
in utters.
Voncnllu ViMltor -
Ueorge 1.. Edes, a prominent citi
zen of Voncallu. spent t';e day here
attending to various business mat
ters. lu from (,!ldit-
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ream, promi
nent residents or the (Hide section,
are spending a few days here with
friends. They are registered at the
(rand hotel.
Kellview i'lub Meets
The Rellvlew Neighbors club met
Thursday afternoon at "the home of
V rs. Pitzer Iteckley. The afternoon
Oregon's Higher Inuitutioa ol
TECHNOLOGY
Eitht Schooh; Sevtnty Dcparlmcsu
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19, 19.1
Fuf infotmuioa wrilc to ih Rrttutw
Oregon Agricultural College
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
4XL IV BW C2SIF!KD ADVICRTlSUaf ICNTs) WII. BK FOUND OK Uf
PAOa fJNUICH BlUDINa "HBW TODAY."
A backward ninn ha ft hard timo iroiiiK" forward.
Mrs. Heinline Enter- I Break In Forces
tains at Studio
Mrs. Charles II. -Inline, director of
the llelulliie Music conservatory, en
tertained a number of ladles venter-
Is Alleged
(njr I'll 1 1 t I'rr..
l.O.S ANtiKl.Ed. Sept. M.Ar
iliur Hutch and Madnlynn Oben
chain. !..ld for the murder of Helton
Kennedy. have apparently split
forren. Mrs. llbenchsln ti.lil the
I'nltvd Preen today that Arthui
must paddle his own canoe."
TKACHKR WASTIK.
To teacher sre wanted to teach
the Mvlrnse school for the ensuing
m ImhiI year. State experience and
salary.
day afternoon at her studio, lit which
lime Miss Ellse ltoblnnoii. Dunning
Piano Instructor, was lutioduced
Miss Robinson will assist Mrs. Ilvln
line lu her work throughout the win
ter, and a most succesful year, la
ahead of them. The liiinnlnr svstein
or Improved Music Study has been
Indorsed by the world's moel re
nowned artists and guarnntees a
thorough knowbilK of the founda- "' order of the board of directum
Hon of music. The euiiinuieni of KO. A. CRANK. Clerk
the Dunning rl work ss thor- -H'h"ol DIM. No. 71. Melrose, Oregen
oughly explsin.-d to the mothers, and t "
most enjoyable afternoon ks ItH.IMI I'AIUXKT HKSIi.Ns
spent getting aciiuainl.il with llie( (Hy Awooiaieo rr..i.
many newcomers. Mrs lb-Inline cn. WARSAW. Sept. 10. - Ths Polish
terlains the moihers of her student,, '"bluet headed by Vincent .Vllos.
and many others Interested In her I n,,ignd today. i,
work, anaitjilly. and It proven to be 0 . . .
an affair which Is much looked for Mr snd Mrs. Hubert Petrul.h
"Yi.'1. a , lw0 'Mldren left for points
Delirious li-ee with cake and punch . north this afternoon where thev will
were served l,r daintily dress-d gli Is. I tall with friends and relatives for
to the ladles during the afternoon. (a few days.
The difference Inwivn Kve and
the niodern woinnii is: Kve never
made any pretense of Ileitis; all
dressed up.
O
At nny ratp, we Imve It on rthkI
authority that she wax all ilmml
up, until the leave licKHn to fall. J
The lianlnt blow yon ran rive
your enemy I to Ignore bbn.
Kven the tail who hntra arlllimelir
can tell you exactly how mnny hour
It Is before mrim ? Hfnrt.
"
If a man wears I'AIhiiui, do-e a
woman wear MAJaninT
s
Itmrodl jiiNt rdurated raiill
Parent hIioiiIiI make their ilnugh
A X NOl'XCKM EXT.
Mr. Edael B. Ford, presideut of the
Ford Motor Company, makes the fol
lowing announcement:
"We are makine another reduc
tion In the prices of Ford cars and I
the Ford truck, effective today. The
new prices average $70.00 under the
former prices, and are the lowest at
which Ford cars and trucks have
ever been sold. List prices, F. O. B.
Detroit, are now as follows:
Amount of
New Price Old Price Rediic.
Chassis . . j:''5 0ll $345.00 S 60.00
Runabout 325.00 370.00 45.00
four Car 355.00 416.00 60.00
Truck . .. 145.00 490.00 60.00
Coupe , . . 595.00 696.00 100.00
Seda 660.110 760.00 100.00
This Is the third pMce cut dur
ing the past twelve months. On Sep
tember 22, 1920, tlie price of the
Ford touring car was reduced from
$575 t-i $440: June 7th to $416, and ,
Mrs. Archie Taylor and Mrs.
Jaines Goodman returned by auto
stage this afternoon from Maish-
rield and other coast points where
they have been enjoying a week's
outing.
Mrs. James Hunch of Oakland,
spent the morning here attending to
matters of shopping.
plow to $355, making total reductions
In this type of $220. or 38 per cent.
The same proportionate reductions
have been made in all other types.
One year npo the price of the Ford
Sedau was $975; todny It lists at
$tib0.00 with the suiue equipment.
"We are taking advantage of
every known economy In the manu
facture of our products In order I hat
we may give them to the public at
the lowest possible price, and by do
ing that, we feel that we are doing
the one big thing that will help this
country Into more prosperous times.
People are Interested lu prices, and :
are buying when prices are right.
"The production of Ford cars and
trucks for August again broke ull
previous high records with the total
reaching 1 17.696. This t the fourth
consecutive month lu which our out
put has gone over the hundred thou-;
HEINLINE
t'onaervnlorr of VtnNlr and Art.
Ctasnes in Art. Voice, Violin. Piano.
Harmony, Klmleruarten and Dun
iituit. H I" Important that att children
of Hie KiiMb-rKarteii nnd lninnlnK
t'lasses in-,, r.-udy to t.eKln with
Ci4 I;ibs Monday, Hi ptcmlier lth.
NKW OATA1AMI l l'ON HI-XJUKST.
I'hon- 3H0. K.dilliiimn HI .1 B.
iniiiiif. ihii io wiMiKe unlit tneyi sand mark, the total for the four
" months being 463.074. which has
iii. way ,u making possible
JiiiIkIiik 'mm the ireem npnear-l the present reduction. June this
mice. Hie courtyard I coins; to yield i year, with an output of 117,247 was
a bumper crop of wsternielon next the previous record month,
waiwin. "One noteworthy feature of our
We'd l,.c t., he , rellin.te to . !T in"- """""I
r..n.. wi... u ..J. . ' .. k .. orrt ,r,,c d cars from salesmen.
if M llll. IHH III
... .... ...... J .
o
The automobile that I sold on
eav term" le usually the hanleit
kln-l to iay for.
fe. KlUhurv sent n a little
Hiilh loday which he says Is loo
mnk for her rolvion. We wiMidcr
what klml of a nilm she think we
are running?
The twi main hy-nmdnrt of
pnmii. are: Home brew and wlnr-.
it
(ir.Animar I all right hut what if
you ran'l make yonreelf unilenlooil
with If T
e
I.AFR PKItKIN SKI:
We alwy enjoy a Joy ri.le when
we doa't hare to btiy the g.
cttnnierclHl busliiiia
lias been gradually increasing the
I past sixty days and we Interpret It
; as a very good sign of Improvement '
in general Dullness.
"No reduction has been made in
the price of the Fordson tractor tnd I
none Is contemplated."
Oo over these new prices! See i
how littl- It costs to beronre the I
owner ot a rnrd car or a Ford truck
Can you really afford to do without
oae any longer?
Let us tell you more abont It. and
advise you regarding the deliver of
the particular t;pe of car In which
you are Interested
0. A. I.OOKWOon MOTOR CO..
Rosvburg. Oregon.
SPIRE1.I.A CORSETS Made to
measure, belle Case. Phone Jl
W .R. BROWN
Electric Service
Dclco and Remy
This establishment believes In
preparedness therefor it car
ries a really ' comprehensive
stock of prts for most Auto
Electric Systems, !, mMns
genuinely prompt service for
YOU when your car's system
develops trouble.
A good atork of parts, ade
quate fatilltl,-, and equipment
and skilled auto elcctriciaus
more can't be said.
Anty Electric Station
Phones 136 and 13$-H.
Corner Pine and Oak Sts.
WANTED.
WANTED Turkeys ,irge or
Phono H-K-14. Buyer Bros.
FI'HNISIIED housekeeping rooms. Ill
Winchester street.
TAIIXIHINO and dressmaking- of all
kinds. Phone 187-K. Mra Oulhrldge.
WANTKH Cord wood.
Phone 304-y.
i- U. Chambers.
WA.NTKIJ Posiliou
Ptume IS. 1-4.
us stenoift-apher.
nhiprnenl.
Phone 9S.
WANTEIi Live stock for
l-aim Hui-ean Exchange.
wamed llluh school girl wants
pla-e lo work for board and room.
Amelia XaUa.Hosehurg. Star R t .
WA.N'IKI (Jirl or woniuu for general
housework in country. Call at 125
N. Ksne St.
W A N T E 1CI dTr ml 1 1 and a f eiv
stands of bees. Phone 37-F11. J. F.
Kloth.
im itsnr Kattiy
Roseburg National
avposn
Sank.
FOU KENT Furnished sleeping rwm,
hot water all of the time. 321 So.
Stephens.
l-'Oll RENT Steeping room for gnule.
man. Steam heat. 230 .No. titeuhejil
St. Phone H8-R. "ieni
FOK RENT A real live stork ranob
eight miles from town, thre yur
lease, rent very cheap: partly under
Irrigation: good Improvements. Iters
Is your chance to get started if oa
act ouick. See A. T. Uwrenct
Ag-cney. lit Cass Htmt, Phone Ilk
EXPERIENCED
packers Hpplv
pat-klngplaiit.
apple sorters and
at Oregon Growers
WANTED Woman cook on ranch dur
ing harvest time. Address Cook,''
New s-lieview.
VOl'Nll niuii would like
evemiiir meal In refined,'
Itelerenres. Address J.
Neus-lteview.
room und
quiet home.
E. P., care
WAN I Mi CapnMe young man wants
perniiiueiit delivery or store work, or
I'lith. In UoiiKlas county, town or
collntl.l. Address 92,", Rose St.,
khi ninth Falls, Oregon.
vt A.N 1 Eli Man t work on a farm who
can milk cows and do other enerut
farm work. Apply In person. Jacob
". Jones. 2 mi. west of Kdenbower.
WANT Eli A slnirle inaVi wlth'some
eal'itul to take half Interest in sheep
lniin.fl on 160-aern fiirin l.v,r foil
Information call or write to Andrew
I liter. OreiEim
FOR RENT 95 acre ranch. I seres
bearing orchard. ( of m-pli-i. and I
of peaches. Rest all In cultivation
some river bottom land: 7 miles out
ot town, mile from Pacific Hla
way. Home farm machinery sues
with place. Other and stock will Mil.
Guild buildings. Address Ranch,
News-Review.
FOB BALK.
FOR 8 ALE Fir cord wood. Writ for
pi le. 1. u. Gutf, Hutherlln.
Folt SALE A good Ford coupe cheap.
Phone 19K-U
Deer Creek
FOR SALE Jersey cow.
B.irn.
l-'Oll KALE Oak wood. Address Lyle
E. Marsters, H. K. D. 1. Phone 1J-K!.
Kolt SALE So white Leghorn pullets,
Inhn Rusenhark. Roseburg, Ore.
I'Olt KALE ill head
shape. $5 to $8 each.
Otivllle.
Foil
of pigs, tin
Lindblviu, Dil-
P.
Oltl IIAHU HKI.p WAKTKD.
WAXTEII Apple nickers. lr J K
N.h, (iarilell Valley. Plmim 31-F13.
WANTKU -Experienced nnnle nneker.
"!:'''! Phone Pete Sinclair.
Phone SI-1'2.
WANTKll I'rune ulekem nr! rtple
amis tiod .,. king. Hunk houses
'I lilckeis. Will p:iy l.lKll Wages
!,'r ;!' king. Fred Rrosilo. Plione
MISCKIXNKOTJS.
.. . , M ,-'llh- p.-issenger car In
terred. Address Car. N..'-..u.
SALE Cut flowers Asters aral
ilahlfas. Runynn's J lulilla Uarden,
lilsli Cmpojiia Ave. '
I-OR "SALE Pure bred Uelalns "
high grade Hnmboulllet rams. J. u.
Harro-s, Ten Mile. Oregon.
FOR SALE Prunes " for cannlM
Tel. phone 270-U C. L Searing, 8.
IiouKfKB St. 1.25 per h.
FOR SALE Hegistere,: Khorlhora
hull, also one Ansora buck. Curry
Ranch. Phone 2H-K2. ,
KOIl SALE Hurt lett pears, Mc
Itring your boxes. Mrs. A M. wns.
Clevelainil. Oreg-in.
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view
NOTICE
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" hereby given that on th
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i.nrt ,k '.'inanaation will at
io? ', , he """house. In th Asaes
ae.H ,,."' J";? Pub'l"y xxamlns th
Joe! r,"""- ni correct all er
rors in valunt i,n H...nnii.,.
5 ' " -'ind., lota, or other prop-
ft y.,. n'l'"":i 7 Aa-eaaor and
est!.. ,11. ." ,h dl"' ' Perons Inter-
annolni J"P"r "'. na "lace
appointed. Signed. Frank I. o.iU.n.
ssor.
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LOST AND POTJKO.
Hutu ti ur b....
'lew or post office.
"1'ilrrel cape on hlghwalf
oi Aivrile l're,.lc
to
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Flii'Mi
'"'n to A. K. tugel,
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Myrtle
, . "i uiiK. i rsatn, Ownar
i (" c. IZ rm br. cm" t th'I
oincs and paying for adv.
FOR SALE 250 dry shakes. I ro4
large milk cow. 10ft liiticred sir.i.
chickens, Oravenstein apples.
HiTko 1 d, Olalla.
FOR SALE CHEAP IS20 Harler
Davidson motorcycle. Itn six tDoia
sund miles. Write or phons Casrwa
Friend Olalla, Oregon.
FOR SALE A few choice ful'"
Lincoln, one year old runil. Price
110. F. J. Blattner, uaya
Oregon.
Craes.
SALE or trade for wood, a eerp BJ
In good condition, and other
hand goods that a fanim a
uses. 1047 W. First
Li 'ST Si,
twe-n
Ml, lllll,
Fill Ni.
Mi therlln and Ed.nbower,
l .1 ,i.it, Sutherlin
m hiin" i,i-.,i. -" r
nii ii, mil. owner
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n at this ntric
FOR
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it; nrockw.v 3 n'T,: '"""
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""m. 235 SherWan Sll " "U"
FOR SALE About 20 aers: "7
In cultivation: in cl.sren i-v.- j
free soil, level snd filing '
to sell. K0 per acre. Lii'dl'lora. fi
onyll te. .
FOR SALE llood se.-er.-1 cutllt
falfa lisv (ear lots I. Ir
Central Point Feed Stnrs. Je", "
fllrhaiHson. Central l-.dreljOreaLlU-
FOK SALE Harllett p' r
Itnltan prunes sec. nt or- i - Jf
miles east of town. l'rln" M'rl
bote. It. E Psrgeii r.Ui---j
FOR SALE OR TRAPE KlJ'iJt
value In used cr t ''rJ ,.!$
Motor Es. h.ng. F. U Kcdra. "
neat 0k SU
female. Rearlalereu. p' .ii.uf,
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FOR SALE 1r will h",,hh-a
oi young to a. one "- - tM
Holsleln bull. !H - "VTii. '
Corviilll. stale rarin.
handle. Also one goed 'pi
harness wllh colW- r-,, ri.
'WUbur. Oregon.