FAflB SIX -
ROSEBCRQ KEWS-RKVIEW. THritSDAT. OCTOBER 80, t92l.
R.H.iS DEFEATS
MVRTLECREEK66d
Local Football Players Tromp
All'Over.Visitors In
Practice Game.
INLINE CONDITION
theru liberal. donation of .cub,. tul
tbla mean Hllle of Ihe people of
the city ilo not turo out and (lv
tb boy their moral support during
ihe gama. ,( t
Tba cams Saturday will ;be. wall
worth: eetnf. It la folnf to be be-
tweea two of tbe beat blgh acbool
team of the slate and tbe conteat
be a whirlwind from atari to
flnlah.
o
Yoncalla Study :
Club Entertained
Miller Fails to
COLD HJXL. Oct.
A eye., A rifle apparently oau owu
t Ori-Walter. ' .-... ..... .,
illllerf Lo.An.ele. mlddle.l,ht VAJP" ,
reatllng champion, of tbe world, w 1 "". ,..,'., J.. ,mild not be
Iren lbs., declalon . on polnta over ?..i.7".i.!j T.....'
I,. In.- ,.... M Hill P,.U(.. UO-U.U..OO.U WU,.
llcseburz Team Heady tttr aturdy'.
Tattle With Veteran r.uiuji.r
School Siiail 1-ocal People
A,re J'nced to Attend.
In a practice game held at Bellows
f'eld yesterday afternoon, me
... . rii.,i, eleven troinped all
.. uvrtla Creek piKskln boot
us and whn the visitor picked
ih, in.,!ve out of the mud after the
final whistle the score atood 60 to
0 In favor of . tbe local boys. The
Myrtle Creek bins were not-beaten
'l.e.iuuse they larked pep or because
th,- dirt not flKht. Tliey IDUKlll ai
evory step and even with the score
. Hi. it hlsher and hlKher put ev-
i ry ounce of strenKlh Into the buttle
In an efort to check the rushing
Itnanburx eleven. Tlio local boys
were not to be stopped, .however.
Coach Kin put In bin Unheal line
uA hi. KH.nnrt strlnr back field, tu
they drove forward lust a bard and
tilled up Just as many scores as the
tirr strlnir men. They rolled thel
opponents, battered them down Into
the mud. pushed them backwards
drove through their line at win.
walked all over them, and boosted
lliom out of the wav whenever the)
tried to Interfere with the R. H. 8
plara. i ' - - .,... . - .
The Roseburg boyii played a belter
game than even before and Coach
King, was agreeably surprised to fine"
the boys In such excellent condition
At the atari the teams seamed t
he well matched. They were nearlv
the same In weight, but the Myrtl.
Creek players lacked experience
Their playing was clean hut ragged
and they left big holes ! their Hm
through which the-. Hoseburg barkf
plowed for long gains.
The Roseburg team' piled op ter
tmichdowna and ronverted six goals
After the game was well won.- thi
conch began pntting in substitute'
and every man wan glren chance t
plav. In suite of the changer, how
ever, the Roseburg players- kept on
t'orlng and completely romped away
with the game. i "
Tho team's excellent showing las'
night. Is a result of the hard train
Ing they have hern dolnff in prepara
tion fur the game with Kugene mx'
Piituiilav. A great deal of Interest I'
being Hhown in this contest whlcl
will doubtless be one of the beet o'
the season. Tbe local team Is In till'
condition. The line haa beer
strengthened and the hack field I'
In fine condition. Tbe line haa beer
strengthened and the back field ha
been pronounced one of tbe beat blgl
school back fields ever produced ii
the-atnie. Although somewhat hanill
capped by Inexperience this condl
lion la being rapidly overcome am'
will prove little if any drawback a'
Saturday's contest.
The Kimono team Is considerably
heavier than Itnvchurg and has aev
en letter men. It aluo ha (lie ad
vantage of training In a college town
Thla means that KoHebur hue a hari1
battle In Right. . "V.'e may not win.
Coach King said, "but. by the time
the riiino In ever Kimono-will know
that it has been in a football game.
The Kugene team promises to
bring a large number of rooters ami
a big crowd Is expected. Local in
terest promises that there will be a
big attendance.
Kildie Durno of the University of
Oregon haa beeu selected for referee
ami .loll ii Miller, principal of the
Hone school of this city will umpire
Knsebiirg people are urged to turn
out and support their team. Th
local high acbool la deserving of the
attendence of. every resident for th.tf
are working hard and under cllfrl.Mil
t'es which nro bound to arise In
town where fnolball haa not been In
ritilged In fur years. The Hoaebiirg
huslne men have demonstrated that
they are behind tbe boys by giving
Ou Saturday, the ,15th, the.Yoncal
la Study C lub wo delightfully . en
tertalned by Mrs , J, K. Lasawell at
her home in Oak Una. After a very
Interesting program, a delicious
uhclieon wae aerved, preceded-by
in amusing little effort at rhyming
by each guest. Thla was gotten up
V Mrs. Avery Lasswoll, wno pre
pared little papers containing but a
.ingle word, aud each lady present
was evpected to make- a rhyme to
fit this word. Mrs. Georgia Under
i'ood, mi. luilted guest, made . the
iiosi humorous rhyme. This Club
meeting was almost a reunion with
Mrs.. Lasewell. . our . beloved organ
Izer of the club, as every member
was present except Mayor Mary Hurt
who had been called to the home of
her son at Salem.
Mrs. Georgia Underwood and Mra.
Or. Walnscott were Oakland ladles
oresent. Mrs. Earl Strong was re
vived as a new club member. Tbe
following Yoncalla Club numiberes
vere in attendance: Mrs. Dare. King
ey. Mra. W. W. Wilson,' Mr3. Edyth
'honipson, Mra. A. 11. Soile. Mrs.
Veil Christie, .Mrs. Edgar Richards.
Mrs Fred Applegate, Mrs. Cora Dear
lias... Kettle Spencer. -.Mrs, ' brands
Irayiuuii, Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs. J
Miller and Mrs, Avery I.aaswell
vho so ably assisted Mrs. J. R. I. ass
veil, the hostess. All present ex
iressed themselves as having enjoy
d a most delightful afternoon.
TODAY
LIBERTY
THEATRE
Price lOc & IBc
Douglas
Fairbanks
In Hint clever comedy iltania.
ii
(i
'Flirting
with Fate
it
It'a a Fairbanks picture, nuf
aald. Also a good romcrty,
Hobby Vernon lit
Teil.lv nt Hie Throttle." '
Lue F. Vernon
who -"Play
the Pictures"
--t the Piano-
Liberty Prices. rOc, I5e
Show Marts TM end 9
night.. nftej two Mura of .wreatllng , : ' f -f 'lbe chl1dren'a
in unu .......... ... an(j Miiiw,' hata. a clean up ior -
Miller wa. too Juucb for the marvel- rf "J , Bel, Mniinery.
oua strength and gamenesa or ma
southern Oregon champion. I
The first hour waa fairly even be- M rn a mm f n (T Hrfi-
ween the two. men, but in the last fc,
hour land weakened fuat nnder the , . ,t m n Jlr,rfiA
nunlsblng holds of the champion, and ' . gfUffi iihiwuuh'"
ii the laat few minutes .of the. bout : ,
often aouaht, refuge- near the. ropea. I ntrVi i io rx , mThe1921
n the early part of the match Hand K....ml r." ' , "ii. he ..Hber-
broko i dangoroua bold .by. brute . , . .,,.wier
strength, and had Miller in wveral "jn"- P .ra.l- Thursday
iku. pia;ri,, ..i... , evoulng.. Noveubir 10. acccroing io
iroke. The l.e Angclea man went ,h .. . ,., w.-k enJ conimU-
it Hand with determination In the (ee prow that time until Sunday
econa nour, ana several nines nana evenin' events will follow In rapiu
was save'l from deeat or severe ueceflalon
punishment bv the faft that he was A -Heaver feed" to be held for;
off the mat. On a couple of occasions the first time in a loom of sufficient
miner treat on me ! mat nin iu. ,ize 4Q accommodate alt tne noiauia
Every,. hold known " the wrestling alumni, regents, ficuliy membera.
ntne .was .used by Miller, and he state officials, aud larsity "O" men
(hnweff htnoieU-a n.utr Af them all. whn'arltl flnntl the citV.. .
OlKcn Good Keferee. I Football fans are looKing ira.u
The match waa refereed by Thop to the struggle between the "flght-
Olpen of Athena, Ohio, who did a log Aggies" and the strong cnnienu-
uood Job of It, and made a speech ers for the coaat cnanipiouHinp ...i.
before and after the contest-. - Miller. "Cougara". Varsity "O' men, wll
who was being "ragged" by a Gold aRaln appear. In the limelight at
III! rooter, bIbo took a hand ip,pra- tneir annual .oauc rn(v,
trrv. and ailmlnlsterea a anor,t e,nu "'"s """
effective rebuke in a Jew well choaen tangle in tooioau. ,
words. The Judges .for-the contest rooas are ea?;. r -
ere George Adam, of this city and to take revenge for Ihe
loe Hlalr of Gold Hill. Blair at the ' - " "
finish voted Hand a draw Adams i " 1 ."' , u0'" and the
gave it to Miller, and the referee de- tr team In the inat.tuu
ided the thln by giving, ilia maicn .,",. ,hJ ,.,,-.. ,ken
decision that "
4 rmy Corps Rfady
' For "Strifes Du ty
8AN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19 Th
executive olllcera of tbe Ninth array
orpa area,- ineludlng .approximately
000 troops In the state of Washing
n, Montana. Idaho, California, Ore
'on. Nevada.. Utah and Wyoming, are
'thinking hard over the part th
'rmy will play in the general atrlk
f It occurs but no special plans, are
eng made or discussed officially
tajor General William . M. ! Wtlght
""mandlng the area, said here to
day- N ... V
"The armv Is the last resort
'"neral Wright said. "The situation
vlll first have to he handled by the
.cut nutboritiea. lf tbev are unabl
i cope with It, the national guard
111 be called upon to act. If th
'tuatlon gets awny from the nation
I guard then tlu president may see
It to call on the army.
Ol'ltT l'KIM'KKDINtiS
AKK AIKK T OVEIt
So come out to the football game
22, at 3 p. in. on Bellows
n October 22, at 3 p. in
'old. Kugeno vs. Hoaesburg.
ort tho It. 11. 8.. toam. ..
H Hlt AI. KK11VU KS
Sup
The funeral services of Josoph
.loyd "Vance- Avaa -held yesterday .at
he undertaking parlors. Hev. Need
'linn officiated and the interment fol
owed at the Odd Fellows cemoter
The (ull bearers were Bobble Dawi
lohnnle Zlinrick, Die Hughes an
Oene Tyrran, i ... .
They placed white flowers In his
pallid hand
The flowera Iw loved-so well;
Hut they know he looks on fair.'
Ilowers, .. ..
Where he ban gone to dwell.
rh.y robed Ihe fondly cherished
form : '. . . . i
In ault of dainty white.
For they know he wears the shlnln
roln. . .i
. Of the saints In the land of light
They laid hi niaway in his narro
bed. . : -
With a eweet anil holy trust:
That the holy angles with tend
care
Will watch o'er tbe aacrcd trust
Till the morning dawns and the dead
shall hear.
Tbe voice that culls "Arise.:"
Then the ttplrlt shall enter its home
, again
In beautiful Paradise,
Pattern hats for Saliirilav onlv, i
opportunity worth while. Rell M
llnery.
o'clock, He la believed
I taken his own life.
A party or Mill City
to have
residents.
Thmnt Hnnrf discovered the body, found that i
i flfUW il Ulll Horner had been shot between the,
Hbruneflichin
si xn Mtcs
Lodge Lady
To Visit Here
the In the aporc.
to Miller on solute,
was fair and wen received oy mo. . . h .,, .ucceS3
large crowd. in the oast, according to boiho who
Miller showed himself a cnampion have (aken part thu fuIlction
by his aggressivenesa gn.d bulldog thi year wU, be up t0 the usual
tenacity, and gave . wonderful exhl. ,andBrdi lf pans of the committee
bit of the wrestling game. Hla skill matertallzc.
end, experience .weighed heavily.
against the local man. He waa fast Saturday, extra special of odd
and worked out of. dangerous spots. 1 n, rich fancies ornaments
He Is built for the game. ... and fancy feathers. Bell Millinery.
The preliminary waa between Aub-1 u
rey GotT or Grants rass aim uiu" 0 , r- i .
of Riddle. Didtei would pick ooff secret FacKaQes
, . V , .. A ..n.llv. L O
up ana aei..uiuj vwm, ,
took two falls in a row.
The Oklahoma Bearcat arid a cou
ple of strange wrestlers challenged
the winner, and a lady wrestler waa
Mr. WllklDS, Supreme Sentinel Is
to pay a visit next week to tbe local
lodge representing Mrs. West In the
Rally In June 1U23 at Los Angeles.
The member of Roseburg Re
view, who are tbe local representa
tives of the Woman' Benefit Asso
ciation, announce the news that their
founder and leader. Miss Blna M.
West hm been prominently and per-
biatently presented to President
Harding as the one woman In the
United States fitted by special train
ing and experience for a f at on the
Advisory Conference Committee for
Limit, d Armament.
Miss We.it was approached on this
subject by her frienda In the Na
tional Fraternal Congress of America
which convened at the Hotel Sher
man, Chicago, Illinois, the first
week in September. The dulegatOH
to thla Congress represent over nine
million fraternalirts and they stand
back of the appointment.
Wis Wertt In perhfips the best
known womun In the United Stales
Her thirty years of leadership In a
society numbering a quarter of
million women has drawn on her
superlative talents and developed her
mentally to a degree unusual in wo
men. She has never been associated
with any faction, nor It she a theorist-,
two attributes that wll count
wllh President Harding "In making
the appointment.
The local members are very proud
of the recognition that has been glv-
Sent Ojial Whitclej
GOOD fcVEMXO FOLK
Ain't It a relief?
Moirt anyone can be an editor. All
an editor haa to do U to sit at lil
denk Mix days I" Hie week, four
weeks in the. month anil twelve
nii.iilhs In the year und "edit" such
attilf aa till:
r.Mi-a. Jones, of Let Creek, let
can opener Ml. bolt week and cut
lieiseli in the pantry." .
: "A. iiilBtblevous lad of Dlxouvllle
threw a Htoiie and ..truck a c:m
imnloi. in the alley last Tueaday."
John Doe climbed. on the i-ool of
hl house Inxt week looking for a
leak and tell, all iking himself on the
back ihiicIi."
"White Harold Green van encirt
Ing Miss lulel Wl.ve from a church
h.m Ij.I last Sat in ln y iiU-lit. a Kave
log attacked limn and bit Mr. Green
on lbe nubile Miuare."
"Isahili .Trimmer of Glcndul was
plttting with a cat Friday when It
uciuuiicd hi in on the veranda."
"Mr. White, while harnessing a
bronco lt Saturday, wits kicked
Just mintli of the corn crib."
A sinter In a local choir married
a dentist once and when he got tired
of her voice lie extracted It.
The Kll Kluv k Inn is planning a
sort of la.ll.s' aiixiliary. lint we
cannot conceive of the modern girl
a a member of any kind' of an In
visible empire. "
'utiiiiier: "I want a piece of meat
r.illiiuit any fat. bone or gristle
.. Iluiclier: "'ou'd better have an
egi;, inu'niii."
GIi Ih can . buy eyebrows, coat
pl.'xi.ins and hair In the stores, but
there Is no iila.c where tner can u.v
liraiiix, io.. I Hint is uhat n lot of
tlicin need.
..'
. Have CiosJiy says he ma) be a lit
,le behluil the times, but Just the
same he- Is still serving pie at the
Itldillo hotel without charging extra
for it.
The bride who doesn't make bis
cuits like those her mother used to' WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. 19
make, like as not will cet a husband Twenty-eight states havo received
who. can't make money an fast as checks totaling $619,993 from the
I redltrii.,., .
boundaries.
In ..uT.. -'"HI 11.
of the for.,,"- ..
in the counth-, by th? ip" u.
vice on road aud tralL '" 8
and maiutenauce. "Hcu,
Wet weather ta
erle.
U Bo
Espee Fare Rates
Show Discreranr,
(flett.
Sot-
en Miss .Woofs abilities in the en
thusiastic mention of her name all
over the country, and during the
rast few davs Commanders Locke
and Singleton and their entire corps
of officers and members have been
busy getting in touch with W. C.
Howlev and Stnnfield requesting
their endorsement.
EUGENE; October 19.-
( Special)
introduced, and expressed a willing- Three boxes,, possibly containing
nesa to meet any man or woninn of some of the secrets of "Tbe Story
her weight. 1' Opal", were yesterday shipped
. ,,-, , j . , i.uiu .lie university io ouui , line--
The contest was well at ej ded nd . ' os .c
was a good, clean .athletic contest . . . . .. ..
ond the Gold HJ1 Boxing commlaslon doors In ..u. ba. of vu-
I io oe uiauncu io. ui.ua... a iard Hall. After Onal Wbitclev be-
event to thla section. .. , , , : l..m. .mn,,a ihrnnii nree.wiu.
.. . llaud showed up better than ever dlarv m th8 AUalltjc Monthly, and
ueiQre, ana me iiaunan ui iu .u, after crUcg began to assrall the au
stood nun in good stead on more thentlclty of the story which con-
tb an ono occasion during the gruel-, tana all a8toniBhing denial of the
ling contest. Any jnun the world' I writer'a, Oregon-. parents, tbe exist
mlddlewelght champion can't throw ence 0; these three containers at the
In two hours Is some wrestler, find .University became known to those
. A few more coats left at an extra
".."Int. for Saturday only. Bell
Millinery. -
28 States Share-
Forest Receipts
United States Treasury
their
fat Iter .mule It.
, ."hire of the receipts from tho Na-
After two weeks at a murder trial "onal forests for the fiseH vear
we're all so nervous that we get mad ending June 30. An additional
eu looks at us cross- wi or t
SALEM. Oct m
existing In t10 rj,B, " fepawla
lyo ou various braiich I, V
-be,,, Pacltic .y,,u7ta o2 r."'
are called to the ,.?, ts. "U.
Ji. acott, general p,-; '
fpr the Soiiih..rn p.f. not
a letter by Fr. d C tSV
service coiuiiils.loiier. ' Pbl4
Buchtel explains in hi, ietlr
he Is present,,, s ltie c-,t Ire r 'f' Uu
atlon which l,3 beenul1!"14
attention of ,h,
'. complaint ir.a ,i1B , S',k
chamber of coni,i,ercJZ,0Mlh1en'":d
t on of the railroad comX
"consideration and recom,T,,H . w
as to a basis ir .Tl'
and satisfactory adJustmea,Tu
iiiusirativo of the ,u..
existing in the passenger
Is pointed out that the rate oi ,1
on the Sprlngfield-Wenillln. k...
of tho Southern Pacific
3.6 cents per mile. wlm
on the Springfield-Oak Ridge brantk
..unar uiscrepancies r ,.,
out in a table prepared by the toe
mission covering must of the brutk
...c .siem io me state
well as the main line. Thi. i.ki.
n.iuwa .no luiowmg rales la effect
1'orland to Asliand, 3.( eeiti;
uanuy io aioiuiia, b cents; HiLU
boro to Tilamook. 4.8 cents: P..
and to Hillsboro, 3 6 cente; Broni
mead to Willaiiiina,, 4.2 centi; D.I
las to Black Rock, 6 cents; miu,
to Airlie, 4.6 cents; Salem; to Oct
linger, 3.6 cents; Portland to lit
Minnvllle, S.ti cents; Portland u
Corvallis, 3 b cents; Corvallli
Bugeue, 4.S cents; Alpine Juutiu
to Bawson, 5 cents; Alpine; Jant-
tion to Gienhrook, 5 cents;; Albany
lo Yaquina, 3.b cents; Albany
Idahana, 4.8 cents; Woodbnri
Spiiugfield, 3.6 cents; Eugene H
Powers, 4.8 cents; Kugene to Powen
4.8 .cents; Portland W Powers, It
cents; ilorris to hirk, 4.8 cenu.
Hand Is that. "He'a a tough cus
tomer,; said Miller after the match,
"and will give any man all be cares
for." ,
' Prfscilla Dean tam, and sport hats
at a elean up price for Saturday only,
fleli Millinery.
I
A merica h ' Em b'dssy
In Paris Bombed
' trtv AmmMUiRlfA Pres.'
PAHIS. O. I. 1 9 A bomb ex-.
plod.'d today In the bouse of
Myron T llcrrlfk. American
Ambassador, seriously Injuring
the valet, who opened the pack-
age ci.ntaiulng II. The room
iu which (tin explosion occurred
was Wrecked,, Ambassador Her-
rt.k arrlvud-at the house two
minutes after the bomb explo-
Ion.
Threats' to tear down tho '
American Flag over Ihe Amerl-
run Embassy were contained in
many letters protesting against
tho conviction In the l ulled
Stales of two Ilal.an for the
murder of the . paymaster of 4
a shoe factory at llraititree,
Mass. There have been numer-
ou . demonstrations by tho
most ra.ll.al elements in Italy
over the case and communist
newspapers In Paris took jb tbe
campaign, urging follower lo
protest to the embassy.
Free'Periodon
Wool is Fought
PORTLAND, Oct 20. Oregon
senator and congressmen have been
requested by K. A. Ward, general
uinnugor of the Oregon Wool & Mo
liair Growers' Co-operative associa
tion to use their best efforts In fur
thering the extension of the emer
gency tariff on wool until tbe per
manent Kordney tariff bill now .be
ing considered by congress, Is pass
ed. The emergency tariff requires -a
IT.c per pound duty on wool and this
Mil will expire November 2i.
From advice received from tlw
iast recently It boa been learned that
wool manufactarea throughout the
eastern section of the country are
putting forth every effort to have a
porlod of free wool between the ex.
piratinn of the emergency tariff and
the passage of the permanent bill
Hbould their efforts lucceed the
I'nited States would be Hooded with
foreign wool Imported free to take
care of manufacturing requirements
for 1922.
Wool grower throughout the
country feel that such a course
would be disastrous to lbe wool
crowing Industry, fur the benefits
derived from the present emergency
tariff were largely Impaired by the
fart that hundred of millions of
pounds of foreign woola were brought
into the market during the free wool
period previous to the passage of the
emergency tariff.- The procedure re
sulted In the demoralltatlon of the
Hometttfe wool market and prevented
any advance In price for a consider
able period. , ,
Mr, Ward has been In close touch
wllh Senator Charle 1.. Mr-Nary- and
Congressman N. J. Slnnott, who have
advised that the matter ha been
taken up with the chairman of the
ay and mean committee and have
assured him . that, favorable action
thereon I anticipated. ..Beaalur lc
Nary has taken up the matter with
Mr. Fortlncy Iwlee during the nasi
few day and feel sure that there
lll be no period of time between
ihe expiration of the emergency tar.
Iff bill and the passage of the per
manent Fordney tariff.
- -- e-
IXSAXITV xhk1NT
LRU. TO Rl K1DK
SALEM. Oct ttt In, the tiffin
of Sheriff O. D. , Bower there la a
warrant for Chirte Horner of Mil'
( !ty, against whom an Inaanty coin
plalat waa filed Monday, -.The. war
rant- will never be aerved. for Hor
ner wa found dead In hla home
when un.oiie eve
eyed.
.
NOW ALL TOGFTHF.It
"ljcl'a foi'tiot aliout it and
hack to business."
9
available.
struction
for
by
the receipts has become
road and trail con
he Forest Servico of
I tho United States Department , of
eet Agriculture within the National
Forest of these same States: mak
ing a grand total of $867,990.
liOCAL NEWS
11-0 fellow who inn.le out. the list
I The .amounts are considerably
of Miiestlons on the income tax hli.nk "mailer than for the previous fiscal
This Is due largely to the conc.es-
as certainly an inqiiisitlv
mil.
Individ-
iiiK alone.
Ye ed. of lTunc Plckln's this
morning rec'.l a lengthy communica
tion from n rural "constant reader"
trying to solve the mysterious au
thorship pf the . remarkable child
hood biography. But in spite of
frequent Importunities to make pub
lic the contents of the threo soap
boxes, which where heavy as if pack
ed with notebooks and school texts,
the seals remained unbroken and the
lids were Jeft undisturbed and in
violate Just as they had been awk
wardly and not all too securely nail
ed on, perhaps by the young writer
herself. - - .
Towards the last, however, this
trust, which was kept with - .such . A Cow Creek fanner tolls this one
scrupulous honor by the University on a hired man. Thi-y had Just com-
sion made by Congress to stockmen,
. The and thought cornea that many wuereoy u ey are anoweo until ue
sl.,,..g pnrchet will soon be sleep-
due last spring. This action was
mail necessary 'v the widespread
depression in the live stock business.
A small portion of the 'reduction is
dun also to a falling off In timber
.sale receipts of the forest due to
Hero from Vinnqua
II. Cox of.Unipqna spent the oar
in town attending to business.
Arrived from Portland
. Mr. Iirian Hughes arrived this
morning from Portland where he hu
been attending to business for a In
days.
Ai'i'iveN from Knlclll -
Geo. Wlllett arrived here hit
night from Salem where he II at
tending the Salem Law scnooi,
visit with his parents.
Arrives, from Suthcrlln
Mrs. St. John arrived in town froa
Suthcrlln today where she will spend
a few days shopping and vlsitliif
with friends.
in which the writer coes Into detail business rnndttlons.
concerning a three-line Juke appear-, Onlv states within which Notional
Ins 111 tlib mlvinti Mevert.1 dnv neo. en...,. .,(., Dhn.a in .1,. ....Int. I I i,m f.tr Glendllli
If neonle are srolnir to tret so het uo rtv dm nt ennna ok .m. r Mrs. Sam Ketlv and mother, Hn.
over our nllcged Jokes we're going the funds derived from timber sales, I Francis Russell l. rt this moraine; for
lo start writing; patent medicine les- graiing fees, special uses, etc., are Glendale where Dial. No. 12 of th
returned to the States for roads and Rebecca convention meets, inere.-
tlmoiilals.
for three yeors. wa becoming em
barrassing and it waa with a gen
eral feeling of relief that the mail
ing department yesterday started
Ihe packnges to Opal Whiteley, New
York. Whether the box. contained
any memoranda,-any -rough notes or
preliminary draft, that would throw
light on the subject of Opal diary,
no one vlll ever Inow. While she
desired to have the boxes shipped to
her, she seemed not all panicky to
Is? reminded by the University of
the existence of the boxes which she
had apparently forgotten. It is con
Idered here that If she had recalled
any contents that might prove dis
concerting, she would have showed
niore anxiety and more Impatience
to get them once more In her own
possession.
! CALL FOR CIAV.HING.
; The churches of the Northern Bap
tist convention are Bending a ship
load of clothing to Ihe destitute peo
ple of central Europe as a Christmas
present.
i The local Baptist church will he
open lo reoeive donations from the
.nth to tbe 25th or this month.
I Warm, substantial and durable
nUilhiug for men, women and chll-l-vn
Is nee.i.-d. Clothing must be
dlcsn and In good repair.
I The people of these war-stricken
countries will suiter eivatly this
iluter unless we make a hearty re
sponsa I., iliua APPtuL- - .
NEW TODAY.
lm SAI.K- and laurel weo.l
rio.n.. 1. I-".';
AM1 'iTu r.ul a pluuo. Arply
3l! Se III SUIn street.
l-'HlT "hYi.F. -liniv o"nt, vctrh and
tl.1- Yj IT. i'l. kins. C,ii.) envllle
MKN W.VSTKn ( apple Plckcs" 1
l imllr. I seller. Hunny.lale orchard
'o.. tlr.iln. Oregon (
iVlKKP ii'i.lt WAi.K- lb h.T.d of Vvvnii
riuiKlnir In ... from I I" . NV'rllr
ll..-r.tc Waul, l'oxl.ll1l'1,lt"'-biir5.
iv'lVTKP -r,. hire ms?T IfHeler an.
.11.' plew. o initw t.-e a, I". n deni-
n.liHiion farm. Htate pric pet
.'
Wntc
It"
. near Mill City laat night nt Mvtn
r.'K hl..,l I-ut l.llie.l re.'llis llt-aio.l
rrn l.iic Furnace heal, hot .11.1
hsih. I'.arsire t. rnt. 3.1.1 .'..mrm-r--IkI
Ate. I'ltonC ..7-1. ... ,
WANTPt Store beslnes- In n.rolra
ll.ee UT.le.e wylillv In er hned lr:.c
11, -.r Heinliurg ami t.'.vi cash
I'tMlhl V hltl. to in ,,.., hi Sit
months TVrlte tW.ire, Kewa-teUew.
Pflt n0.iT"."l "our h..ii. -h...tit...-.U
whir l.rinra. .yar el.l liens, and a
fw ri mouth It.., k .iiltn. bal,v
rsrrlstfe. two sn.sll Incuhalors. ess--rtn
tetilii. lr. About Urn ln...t row
manurt for the hauling. H. IL atoyer.
lit 80. Cuba uu
pletc.l a high linysturk, when the
new hired man who was on top ,of
It shouted: "Say, Iions, how nm I go-
In to cet (limn off of this?"
After considering the situation for
n moment the farmer replied: "Just
shut your eyes and walk around a
hit."
It !
ROOTLFGGERS' AX THEM.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. Sena
tor Stanley of Kentucky today fav
ored the senate with a "spirited"
rending of the moonshiners' national
nnlheni, which he said Is dedicated
to the eighteenth amendment. Here
it Is: - .
Mv country, 'tin nt thee.
Land of graie Juice and tea.
Of thee I slnff. ,
Lnnd where all have tried
To break the law and lied;
From ever)' mountainside
The bootleg springs.
My native country, the'
Land of home breweries.
Thy brew I love,
1 lore tbev booze end thrills
And thy Illicit stills.
The moon-liI, iP rims In rills
From high above.
GOIV L1KK HOTCAKFS.
Of course they will but llssen
friends they're rjolng In go to pi-ess
soon and you'll want vonr ropy
when they're finished. Bo why not
scud In vour name anil let us' savo
yon one?
I.AFK lTHKINs SFZ:
"SMne enple kin make pumpkin
pies to taste good without whipped
cream."
schools. The amount thus received venl ion takes in 11 districts.
Tonight
15c
A'
First National Special
Ua fWll"
11c vain
r " 1 Millinery. Opportunity rnv!
Snturdny. New sailor hats Just sr'-i
rived. A great special for Saturday
only.
v. , MiTK K i-nrj Htns
Nolle- n hci-rhv a ,,... ,,, ,,.)w
,r,. w, h, r-,elve, l.v the un-.-riKii..,
at his .,ff,,. m ihe citv Hall
K.her I'lth. IS2. f..r the lm,,r,.v.i.i.nl 4
.f South Steehen. Street fr, I 5
';""' "I lioberts Street ,,h to B
,,,, ,n in-manner set fnrlli W
n ll-e pli.na and Sliecittct In... nn D fil
a ''''''''''' h
I
I
n-. .1. ' .. . . a . .1.. ii.. i pvtirrtis f,,rf
gretilrr tlmn Ihe play of won1 Tlio ci witlon of miukIit rtw
I'alntliiL; love, lls(ruslt roiimnoo, tli world's niiotlmis, on (W
ing caitvai of llie'Wten.
Admission Children 15c Adults 35c j
( O.MKHY JIM I'AH.VMOINT MACiAZINK.
Tomorrow: WAI.I.At K lthll IN "'fHK Lot K sW
15c T)IAT OIKtr Me
ANITA STEWART
IS 1IK.K 11EST THOTOI'LAV
in Ie,,i,.n and sl'e. illcsllnna on flle 9 ' T) ' Y
"Harriet and the Yip&
of H....-I u.g in ca.e th, hid l ac,e,t,.,i ' ,,.wil llF
'"ZJ"1" 5 ITU A TIU'K REfXKCTIlW W THK W llil'.l lHL
w";v,nnii':o , :ih''"" 8- ihst mis m .
in' riji " ,,"''b,,l,' Oregen. October
It. I. WHIPPLE K
.A I'HIZMA.
.we ItV S X I
w. inrir.u .iumkm tw.'ir.i' - .
City Rrvcurtler of th CU of Kowburf. f --V