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Newspaper Page Textpur.n pom BfMrnma .EWn-r.Fvri.(v. tit-pw. Fi:nnru:r g' Jjgi-- N ot How Cheap but how good Every Article Manufactured by 5 "14- vi u :i u mi III WE F 5 5 if I w f" 'KiTU: U.IHUli CI r' X x&7 sgxy s ma Cigarette Law j .., . . , In n.e matter of u Being Violated tytt A WOMAN'S 1'lltST HIVK irnauona Stands for better Workmanship and Material J. F. Barker & Co. Hut I an mire it aid women the.- "Wo (an t stop loviiiRtanone jut Lr.st !ue, or rath horau.e He want lo, Kitty," I re- t ee exipjiidto inno. ti:ark( when idio paid she hoped that Lieir first love." I would not love Theo. "Nobody should know that better than your self. I Jo love Theo, and it makes mo ery atiry at myself when I think that after this rhilculoiitt ycupade of hl cannot nut him out of my heart. "I i'Ap.'ct thar bo wa very lonely, K it I y. I'robably th found that Maud Sanson wait not roIiik to bo around. She may have kept up her Kwuch which hp developed early in the day over our love went on the lot. It I,. tiotli in' n :orc.-i tiieir V fie. er forK t ami beauty o' ht ' There is cena:::!'- nothing v. ry beautiful about u.v tu-t love. Kitry. I hhall I arthaim ! Ij im et Thuo to morrow on the lot." "Oh. he will frne fci'Kntti-n ahout it," repiirrt Kitty. Hut h" had not. V, Is'-n I arrived at the ftudlo 'he iiki , mt'iIu:, we w,!re nil told that Mr. Ktva'tmi was very ill and that they wnild only take 30IIIO BC'eilCM 111 Will . h lie 1 1 1 Hot H D- KOTK'K T C tr.lITOIl.. Jn the County t'urrt of thw tttt of iron for IMiuidH t'oillitl. In ii. v matter of the eiiale uf Watiun ifiv-n that the un- ii. rkiicncd waa on the 3 1 at il.v of Jan. 1 uarv, l jj, hy Hie t'minty Court if j n-i i . .A,.,.ni., ti.A tnnVfi)C 1 I 'oturlaa County, (nvnun, duly ftp. Ihe law Bovetnins tne amoKing . . ..v-.-utrix r tin- etut ..f ut- ret tea by minor in Itoseburg .n ivic d.is.-.i. M pi-.m bv. ht-reby Iiotltle.l lu ptt'Bflt tin Kuinni prcpc-rly vMitld with vutu-in-ra t i;e -1 to th uiel'TSlkttied Ht l)-r r-i- i le:ic- In Ktb-nhewtT. trtK'n, or at the ' law ofTu-e uf Juhn T. JuttC. HoiielmrK. idri'Kun, within ix ijionth from Otis , datf. I liit.-ii at Roscbure. Oregon, ebru ary lltti, W. i MAI1Y K. DAVIS. ton th' praitire of allowing minors Etecutr'x of th t-mutu of Watson of rip i i viulati-d exi. iiBiv. ly, and i Uie b ci taken lo correct this (onlit!r.n. The pell'Tn of ciRarettes ;iifi rnkiroo have lfn no'ificd and varin.l of the intention of the offi cers in enforcinK this law, without r. ur ur favor, and If nect ssary to van (lien, prohal.ly. that he thought f7Jr- A 1 was '"' ' of nie ulrtr his -after the theatre re-1 ''"'' "'" ' i,.r-.n,.t. 1.H.I ,.,,t fin.ii.,. ..... t.iu' I went back to th- a-'.-irlim nt very ,,., ', i...,.,,, ..hiioQui,.,,' nnH mmh worried, anil vrr I ili'l not darf i, ri,.i,.,li,..t i ri,i t . rt f ill up to Inquire. T!f day seeme "I fhnl Tlw-n .l..nu lw. tO d l.'l C ItSt'lf allUK' I'll I'd'H fef for hia own so. Iety." i hl" 'ard niKht I r-..-iv.-. a letter 'No. he must always have someone. ''J1 PM nicxawiaer. It read: pourltiR flattery at hia feet," inter-1 ""ear llahy OHM : rupted Mtty w-orntully. 'A woman ;,;.. wi city asainst those, who for a small r.i hiway.4 reauv to excuse ine mail - "-" - , fit i - .i.'.i . i..ti n nrnlcih v he iiwr. :ir to foiuive uieiPH'iii piiw ioen. i ii hi 11 iwr j uuaii uiiin . I iffit over lovio? hlrn." x 'nan U you WfT- P. nat urowiiu,! .M. - . . . , m.. v. rnii:in tit evnt.r ... "l" u,tr ,UW"B ""', ,,, , ,, ,. ,(,ii.h. the part of parents Kitty; . ,.......!. . .... . ..,,!.,.. ,), ITi,.or. ha nlile ,1.!"- out. on. " - to break un this practice or open vio- tfiti.in nt ttita vprv imnnrtnnt lnw. in to purchase. An example will he trade of on or two, or as many deal- ers a may be found guilty of violat all In.' the law In this particular. A I minor is a person under 21 yt ars of ace. yet on the streets ot ine city are youths 14 to 18 years of age, who have onenlv been eullty of violating this law. and some one is supplying them with clcarettes and tobacco. Kv. ry person, whether a follce officer or nor, has the riKht, and It Is the solemn duty of all law abiding citl 1 .us. to r port any violation of law 1 to the proper officer, and If necessary (t make a sworn statement ot tneir oo r servatlon of this nature, so that our laws may be enforced and respected, I and thus assist the officers In their avor to protect the youth of our Mechanics Offered Extension Course Li LA.rATA'OP3JAJ IFItY l guajJinUxtt by j'j jcirt ivivio: lo '.ntlllon oi j American, KonJon' I 'v -v - v.orki wcnJm (or ynur I The Htate board of vocational oil li cit 1 1 o n 1h offi rliiff to UoHebur me chaniffl a trade extoiiwlun course In the study of nuto mechanlrH ami eiiRlne repairing. This extension work Ih arranged on the eroun h- tern, each group to consist of from I T,,lf-,. dA21)M cirht to twelve men a may be nr-l M iBi vW 'VrVv rs ' T ranged bv .he lnstru, tr. The 1:1 ! ?? " . rTV HrugRtst. :rj..." "i.".: ..m '"j. m iv novo leRnonn on tlw Htudy of auloniohlle Iiierhanlsu' and will Imluilo the theory of gas eiiK'neti as well as the repair of autoa and tractors. A. It. Nlciiols, MtipervlHor of trades and Industries of the aUito board for Mai atMr- KONt.lN would irrerk their physical, ntal and moral development. By Then vou; united cooperation in this matter on ana an taw aoiu- V.. tt'a hur,l,ut ll.ln. In thn'OeSS Wlfl world for a woman to atop lovlns. I rpst. you canim; kimw the raIiiv' v. l ,. ' .. . liel I who in tnf n!"l;l - Vfill cannot rne,s .Nature nas maun us max wa . ; , " " hpt. a verv short time- u iv. do you Know mat wnen I ww: n L p r , . Iia 1 V on The officers ihd a meeting at the Julian Thorndyke con: nR toward me. -uai it o tm o l ha d.iy . p, Hal, wjJh ifU(l(?ft.WhIpp,ei and I could not help but remember- he train, ror I Kiw now mat ou ' . fine the bov u.-w.i, k 1 1, ,i i.A.ttifni have exerted an ntlueiHe over me (m Jfte paa,inat to rine me noys riroams 1'had had when I first knew 'that was ohly for L-nod. It is like n him. In spite of me. my mind went rlnk of cold watr-r to a man dying of back to the handsome, care-free .ItiV tnir,t- Ian Thorndvke that I fell in love' "Child, do you know Mat I am wjtn ' about a half century ol.ler than you. "Memory of her first love always! In 'ears I a only a little over a gtavs with a woman. A man has a ; l'fude. but in exper.eixe and livinp much belter foretterv. hut a woman, " "Id but mjiu. times I Hand puis all tho happy davs. the happy "Khnst before you. hours, the loving words away in1 .'T can hardly realize fr:(L'r:int lavender and keens them I'vo ,h(1 ouilook on Uf next to her heart. onthusiasti-. so trusting, so "An elderly woman once told me. loyal, so true fo the best and most Vlrrie. that she has been sitting worth while. It makes me very hum- ' across the breakfast table from her 'de. I am always tmn to renu mber husband when some little thing If I were ever as young and innocent would bring back the memory of a afl vou arv- . - . , ... . ... " H..-1I ni nn In n f Vlllllh T never long rorgoiten episode witn, or an ...... ...... ... ... ........ .... f I.ei first weeih(-art. Am nime- a I"t : I IM V'l lIl'i'AKI-tl. John T. I-on. Attorney for said Eatato. Rc-ems to have no effect, and from now on it will pi'obaldy be a jail sen tence and the sentence will not be suspended. o ;i.i:m)m: nkws. Idiately the somewhat settled-looking as you. who w enernns I don't in generous in lite way tf giving Tho funeral of Mrs. Carrie M. anvone canM'''1''' wno PJiss'd away at her home ,1 v0U hUVe' in this city on Saturday, the 18th, '.vnr in id at tne iuineran cuurcn at 2::iU p. m., Kev. H. O. Storli officiat ing. A large crowd of sorrowing relatives and friends were In attend ance. Interment was made at the Masonic cemetery In this city. The fioiaj offerings were very beautiful. Mrs. Dale had been a resident of this eity tor nearly twenty years. She l.Miii,uu it-m uhn f:w.rl here f.ided l from her view and In bis stead hi money but in givinc; yourself- was a won'an of high culture and of held Serving lield- 'i'he funeral , . 'paw the wonderful vouth who fir-t i" ver known you. near, wnen you lloi-ed her (.nminp tnwnrd her In the emed lo consider what you were go- afternoon Hiinshino." ; ing to get out of a thing. services of Anlhonyi "Yon know. Kitty." I prntnpled, "I give - glvo of you;seit, come to KoHeliiirg Wednesday even ing, February 22. At this special in- vocational education Is arranging to,'"111- wn" w:,s muikI dead .Sund.iy think that was rather horrid on the patny, your taien ii mm. were m-m in is aliernoon at ' Piirt of the wife even if she did everyone, seenni Ihi Oiapel of the Koseburtf t'uder- j i,;ive those feelings. She should have Blructlon lu atttomotdlo work. ,fl,,h,n' 'i"1" " v- MHio-i. : !(..(t tm.m t0 herself. What did you meeting of such nt rsons will bo held t . "lisllau uhuich, otlulated B;iV to ,(.r7" u.sked curiously. at tho Service fin rage at 7 : : 0 p. m. ',,HI """""""t nmewM in the Ma-; "Probably Just what vou would to arrange tho details of the courses. :u"' '' cemetery. i have said. I remarked. 'Did it ever 1 occur to you that possibly the settled i looking l,i:diiess man a-rns:J the table 'i'lie on etinus wbuh have iMM-n con-, irinn von minht also bo ihinkiiig of I Kn.-A IMUftl llfil.'lllt I" IUIUIIII1, 1 a e in our city uiai win ui'ju io un. ."Mie. w.i3 a teauuei in ine I.ut he ran Sunday school at the time uhe was stricken with her kist ill ni"5.i. Our oiiy is bereft of one of it;? ,nn-!t useful rnd popular women. Mrs. Dale has hailed the invisible doer that we all must ig?ial, and her tru:;t in a risen redeemer lias carried NOTfrj OK PALK OF CJOVKItNMKNT TIM UK U.--Oi!nraI Land Offie, 1 U'uKhltigton, D. C Janiittiy 14, laa. Notice Is hereby niven that MUbJoct to i the conditions and limitations of the Aeta of June 9, K'i (3d Stat. 21$,, and , June 4. l'JJO (41 Stat. Yt8), and the1 Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 15, 1917 (46 U U. 447). and June 22, 1120 (47 U D. i 411), the timber on the following lands will be nold March 6. at I a o'clock a. m at public auction at the United States Land Office at It beturg, Ore gon, to the hiKiu'Ht bidder at not less tlin tb appraised value as sliown by thin notice, uale to te subject to the 1 approval of the Secretary of th In- ; tei ior. The purcliase price, with un additional sum of otie-flftli of one oer- ' cent thereof, being commissions al- ) lowed, must be deposited at time, of sale, money to be returned If sate is not approved, otherwise patent will 1 issue fur the tlndter which must be re- m.ived wittiln ten years. Bids will be i received from citizens of t he United States, associations of such citizens i and corporations organized under the i laws of the United States or any state,' territory or district thereof only. Upon application of A qualities purchaser. the timber on any legaf subdivision; will he offered separately before being Included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 35 S.. H. 1 B.. Sec. 1. SK'4 SW'1. pine 10 M.. red fir 43 M.. white flr 20 M., none of the pine timber to be sold for less than 52.25 per M.. none of the red fir timber to be sold tor les than $1.50 per M.. none of the white fir to be sold for less than Jl.do per M.; T. 21 S.. It. 2 W.. Sec. 7, Lot y. tir T5o Al., hemlock no M.. cedar 20 M.; Lot 10. flr Una M bendock 20 M.. cedar 140 M., none of the fir timber to be sold for lejs than $1.50 per M.. and none of the hem) nek and cedrr timber to be sold for less than $1." per M.. Lot 15, tlr fiOa M.. hemlock 75 M.. cedar 150 t M.. I-ot 16. llr 900 J!., hendoek 50 M., cedar 125 M none of the flr timber to be sotd for less than $1.23 per M., and none of the hemlock and cedar t'mher j to be sold for less than $l.oo per M. ; T. 15 S.. It. 2 W., Sec. 25. NE", Is'W'i, vellow llr 250 V.. red fir 800 M.. cedar 3ft M.. NW'14. red fir 1700 M.. SW'i NV',. vellow flr 20 M.. red fir' 1450 M., SK'4 NW4. yellow Mr 200 M , red flr loo M., none of the fir and ceilar timber to tie sold for less than, $1.50 per M., T. 21 S. It. 3 W.. See. 13. NW'4 SK'i. flr 500 M., none e.f thr.'rlr timber to be sold for less than $1.50. per M. (Signed WILLIAM SI'UY, Commissioner. General Iand Office. r FLOUR K iCECREA) "KICKS Washing. Birthdi 'ay French Vanilla 1 Tliene will mak, . . ' rn tie., to vursa;;"!,, ThQ Rose ! ine t'amlv, Ir. rv l"ink. Lil t ,un,k w Uon t forgot touk,!,, f. rOLAR CAKtt The cost to each person enrolling will bo very moderate an one-lr.ilf of th6 conipeiiKalion of the instructor Is paid out of Ihn federal funds at the diFpona! of the state hoard. ( Anyone dcHiriiiK lo aslt anil (ttes tipns concerniitK the school may call oi Supt. M. S. I In tn in. iiotil.', ceine.i-ry. Meellnn ( lns d I'KOI KSSUtX.U, r.IIIH At. I.. A. Wlil.l". n nil. 1. 31; I'eiklrn ' III. IK. l'her31 1: e. i. ow i:--ci.i i iuwitj. rnmie .;.). 1" hu. .InckxMi. St. dueled ill ihe Creen nchuol house for ' a Birl that iiver had looked lilc the r-.i-;t week by Cordon ('. tlrlfl'in, you?" " ml... iiiiiary oi the Ani'Tujii Sunday , "Mow did It nit eel her when you sell, ml union, bavo been dlscnntlnued 'asked that?" You simply vimr pym- your enthusiasm : p. rfeetly serene I In 1 he knowledge that no matter hov( much you sivo vou will still have1 . ... i ,! , n,. r-i.ii.i i'101' P'lrn spirit throueh the pearly This i tho reason. Mnbv t nun, , , , , . , , . J .1 ' . . .1. ,... fl'-at"s. whei'. she has heard the wel- !:v" me Ihe blesMiiix of your divine 1 v-Kiveiiess anil tot to despair when i 1 think Iwiw temiily 1 must have ap-1 pearert to you last nieht. f "Hear hi art. torsive me not be-1 muss 1 il servo It, but because I love! vou. "TIIKO.- owini: to th Kreal amount of sick ness lu ihal locality. Ill, '( 1.1,1. Well. I ralle r think I stoi'ed ll-r. TliMOIMMW Kitlv"s Hay. l. II. ysl.li.n. W. Uinu St. .1 tirowers havlnc rnitmua l'l,h,ra. Itc llinc. -oil It. shin should 11 Vallev ii. e. 1st HI'Mu Hint huvlnu ii,.i,k I'lii.ne 1ST. .I1.U. e:tr I'll. loads. li;i le Sf.'l .1 Jackson SI. 1NEW, TRUE AND NO PliHTTV ;n;i, ciimkst Siandint; Tuesdav tuorniim, 1'cbru ary 2 1st : n. s8 per, Lov.' Stipend A tl.li'. ri fercdlii-n t:ik rt ct e.n Chtr I'.Mt-K.., il.u;l.,r... Ho Slrl noiliiMi ef Hut li.'.litu: !! t!.l: It n ymnijc celli'e i ;:n s.it. I u . .1 If t ; hut. Ii. iimr. l r.n li c-M-.n .f 11 u wr-k. ef Ih.-iii fieutfl.t It r,. . rssary l hnvo nn le i:imi ef r.'-ri' tlcin II inv), Uv. ,,r,l)r e m ln .LKil II.. n-n ef lirr iii.il.o tli.nlil i.1 w tie.. Ills ef V 0.-0 n j,:,r. .. .. y..ii.;T m'.s Srt her Itei'f ,.l ! a i-t IM, Bi t kl II. I'm', w.lli ,.i.o it.ilj. Wlv.t City to Oct An Ami rl. ;in minlcr ;n' , inn In Ii' Kl.u.it. ue. .e l 1. , tk. on IU rl:-li v , i i.i t. tte- '.nni..r t f J . , Iv.-lp lem " i. n:.,,.r i-i.' r pi' . II' .1 I e .1 .i' I re-.'-. i . ' V . re r. . . I i '- w A . t'i" Iel rol thleif h . 1 life, fr. in Ii. r I frii.'r ev tl'',l 1 1.. e- w i: ft f , .,!,. With M A m.-t I .m T. r. re( e.,tl.'fl. - 1 . 1 !- v 7 letu. but ..ii ic ft en ;' i... IkllJ. Love'. Tarc.t r le.ml.neil, Chn-1,-. T.. V. VI ml p: 'unieti r f VV.i i V, ,r-rt tltfu a fei: .r., ,i t:.m :! tt - t..Kl re- I.'IH li.'.l:.il lh.1 slant No. st a n I N,,.. slant No' slant Nn. slant No. .". s 1 "l.l! 1 . 1 11;.. I.-L I "'" I ' '.1- nt ill li.-r ' .''i I . ' I .ill. r etl I ". ,1. Mr.. Jim,. I i to nv;u,l lier n'lm iiy of J:';,i .v. nr.l te iiii. I f.' .i ..f r.!'i" tn ' . I i r . 1 1 1 . ,i r :1 Tlio ,-eurt :1 I h. r 1.1 a w , ill in eiv Ami I ' I .':'"'. n...:.es a ! c it. tU f 1" e! " .1 . 1. . . 1 . 1 Hi 1 t, . i '.v.r II- .in hi fretit "y v.. ' a.i) 111 It ; li I: I L'lll I V I I Hi 1 1 .1 I c: U'S in;, In:; . I :nr '-1 n -:i!-st V'll te..k 111 'f a New ! r. .-tnj il.it." IV.', to Bl.lm Btu ineit Lovi f. . It m I;.. : . . I. .1 fi let.' .1 I! l.l. S;ee, i. ,. 4 . .1 re, . .,!!,' .1 I y ir- io- . :e .1 V ft trv.il. . .r . v. c:i i n k' i . ! ui ml An.) .V :i . . if. vr t I. . I VII.. vf I'M l.'ttl ) Murdrrou. S .!. Il 1.1 II Kill. i- B'l'ttiilni:.. t Hie H. i'il. I Ni.ilu 1,1' le .,' mil t 1 I ...... IV it.., .1 k .11.. I I i - , l"i li Ml i 1' l- e freti. Rh , h 11. r iiut rftwrr. ;ii.,l I r.ieee- ea M .-r tw.v rs ef r U. m I , .i ,. u r .t,. 'I. ' 1 ev v. .ft, el .c:i I f i . : e ! ' t r 1,-r ii I ! .,. , ' I..- t- ,v. el !. . I V.,-1. '! f !, ) I. ,.' t , !!, . f , t ' - Ii .-: v l r ,i , . i ,; A .Lu. .... .:: ... n.-l I v.. . . "ir-i.ie ! ,,. I. H f. . ! ..t I'.,. ' ! v , , .. li.. .v :r. .- ,.. i ! r II .' !., .t. . f ,. Ill t. . ,.: . e . , , . r .! ,, r .. -. I, , : 1 i J,. ; . ;..( t A e. y ' ' I t- ! 'it ! 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May we all emulato her virtues and profit by her beautiful exanipl.i as we pay tribute to her pure and rpotlcss life. Jr.'ntly with other residents of ibis valby. when Mr. and Mrs. (lecrE-i- Neuner. Sr.. made their home here for several years, we tender our d-epest sympathy to thr- bereaved wile and thir sons in Ihe irreparable li.et of a wise father, who surely has lei't the impress of his own splendid nu'nhood upon his sons, all of whom 'lave attalivd to useful stations in their life work. The name of Neuner is honored wherever heard, and how tin se splendid sons will cherish the mother who is bereft of her nus- l.oiv. baek. We will not M even that I hand. May they all in the tenets of pri'ie.se.l plca-tir.' interfere with mv''"r I'oaiill'fiil relicion help "her to work for It-r I'ieture". however. Vo(!'rar hl'r An(1 friends of tor- will i;o rii.'i,i atiend ami finish the n'r y.-ars ill this valley express in this before ,ueaiii'it syinpainy tor inein an. i:tv workinK ti.e-y n a snow storm we made a j brief trip ov.t lo Linn and Lane ... it .. i ... ... , lien. I.IISIII1 n il I t-1 11 l I J. Tins is Misj Kretleneli s third tr.nr- .,.. i ii I ..I .... . it . . . t i i I ' " " " ' in 't .ti i.ifi ii 1 1 1 ! rutin bi nee i . . i '.lie . ihi in.. i iiiisnaiiii was riaiiK LODGE DIRECTOKY, IMTl'l) AHTIS ivs Meets In Macea i"'i! liall every rVednesday evetiit.i;. Vlsitiiifr meniliers always welcome. Uf'll.M!l Ilf.-Si'li. M. A. Jlll.l 'Ui:i M'CCUX H Treas. Kl.SIK lirMI'HHKY. Secy. . YOU WILL RELI? OUR Fine M FOR YOUR EVENTS; MEAL AT Bowman's Cai Try an "Old Fashlotd $: They please everyone . Don't forget our SfnU 25c DINNER Mrs. VV. R. BoW Proprietor l.u A 1. ulll)l:H III-' Minis.-. I'.osehlll R I.eiUe No. 10:17 neeis lirst and thlr'l Tiiesdiv evi-nms of .iirh niotiili .'it n o'. itick in li.e Afoose hall. All visiting brotlierk are iuviteu to attend. C. TV. OI.OAKK. Dictator. 1 If. O. PAHUKTKB. .Scrotarv. 1:a;i.i;s Huseburnr Aerie meets In Muuite hall on .lat kson St. on lied anil 4th Monday evenlncs of eacl. month at S o'clock. Visiting brethren In Kood standing i.lwpvs welcome. A. J. TV I L! W. P. I. W. M. LA MKItK. V. P. 11. r. i.ijv.u.vi A.. hocretary. pieturcs w- take a liny St iii'diil in. liae in hand T. or cluing iiiiv way." . Andrews, an architect, and lor mid was V I'iiard Mack, vlaywrluht and at (nr. w',.i recently married for lite fourlli til .... A. F. . A. M.. l.nnrrl l.ndu. No. 1:L- UeKular communications 2l".d and 4lh Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, ttoseburif. Ore. Visitors wel come. ' W. L. THOMAS, W. U. j W.Jp.. TtAtilllS. Secy. T1IH SIK'I HIT IIKNICl'l'l' ASMICIA i'KI.X meets In ton Maccabee hall the Jst and :lrd Tuesndv. In each mo th Mlll.HIIOIIM Ur nillHX II AT'lLTiac I'lrcle IS'". tl. meets on 1st and 3rd P .day evenings In Moose hall. Visit ing UelKht-ors invitetl to attend. IIKLI.K rnKXSIIAW. !. N. LKONA McDONALIl, Clerk. 1(1 jlC.K Alin KoselnirK Rehekh LortKe No. 41. I. O. O. meets In "ild Kellows Temple everv week on Tuestlay evening. Vlsltltin nieiiilieri In irood standlnir are Invited to at tend. SCSIK .TACKSON. N. O. KVA I.KNOX. Secv. KTIIKL HA I LEY. Kin. Secy. iour last visit. We were a guest of Mr. and .!rs. P. V. Koherls at Iheir! ce ;if,.t table home on Seventh i:iw., iioaebnrs i,iiKe o. 31:11 j .ivvnue. We noted two elchl pace dallies r.i:i, i-'K.ii r i 1 : I': III- iline jr-..,e, hor ims'mn.l . Ilillherfnril. vvliose tnarriiii',' .' Sana Anna. ( alii"! Hi... a I're d.ivs was a surprise to Co- not -d ac tr i-' l.un lv an 1 iri. ii.N :ini bests "t 11,1 ..in r. is iiLintiiue a roia.in'i.' "'"'Villi.. m t.nr t;nou;'i Hie wen- !' ml Yiisemil,' Vail- y. in Califor ii i. "'i h"rse! a, ' to be b. ir'in a so.ei a-. 1 t .111 1 ..niple'e ' Ti e i;lo- nf ! tie tilin.i." an. I the in t pi -tn: e ' Ii is p'.inneti f,tr 1; c vt. 'in s vv ! i; '1 w ill be The Woman lliv.nl." 10' Hiltherfor'l. wl'.t (s lle 1're.i k's se.-i'lld cot'sitl. Is 1", years of ';". il. has a ri""-i' to'; i mi ,li il 1" 1 'eo at Seattle, 1. it will turn,' t.i I . s t ir, 1, s, w Ii, r,. 1 . w h:i V- : w . t Ii 111 taotii'ii 1 : . t ti r. S, a;-, I w'-.re ' ... ... 'i.n j 1 .- iii'I'm! 1 st:-e. V ) t I. I V. le - HI. mil i'- V..I1. v h 1 1 1 "titly to I- ill s-l 'I el 1 k ?nl, I ;' et'l.l t" ... I. .01 t!i e l-.er ti u an 1 I- il o-i'.l m! 'o t' l I 1' I' . t't l! 011 tr.; ti. l.iroiKh ii. The avt r.u-. Ifuman loves a coed Tiaht. one of iae kind win re vou see thrm five ncl take, real live action, I' liiehi .; that ,,n ,.;in nliuost hear the Ihml a sib, v 1 ad., Tliaf Is the kind '011 s 'e in Pill I '.lirhank '11 proiiuei inn. KUMinit Hill. ' playiiiRat the Majes tic theatre I a iln lust lime toi'it'it. In the liiviii: match hetvven lill r.til'.i.tl'ks a' , J -at. l.aUmllle atlv .i.n!icn.v i-. 1. .1 ml 11, rl-" ui- out of tiieir :ifs .11; ! tell encoarai.e:iie!i to w hieliev. r ,.).. f the fichi. rs C'ey lavi ,-. Yen ., (lill siiiiliilll. l.eli.v it' i' t" a ' vhil'ition niai'h. Yoa ' .'' in 11" '. cnlculiiiiPK. fi -turini: oil bealil'i; I; : up before ll" wakes "n 10 C;e 1. ,.' ,(,,., nf w!iat he In tel. e- i'e;a.-. v .u hear th- m'n. the 'i :'i" I- e't : see .1. an i'.:re.ns In. -Mi r:.-: (., ; , mil a!! ov r the ' '' - r . : saves l i'l f-Mtn a 1 n ' ' "''. ; , first renr.tl. 'lilt in ' ' ' I t'nlnas nr.- 1 a :na ' ic L i v i up to Cie i-'.ili -a- tlon ' v - ' ' 11 Is tl ! I" at' I Ih.-y .1' . I and tunas la t'.e ' h;. , tea 1 -i clean li ln: s'..w s t '.'" ' .' 1 tli-i!ci 1 1' n a 'oi h" t" '' '- ' '' ds a hat ni il; t Ih 1' V" ' -' 1 and out for the t "Hilt. SI I I A 1. I If, I'ONTl! U Tol! Tt'i' i t " ,cks and hr'cV. r.-.'. all kin.!. ri r- ' ' !- .irk. AN.. j .1, -d '' .1 '- : of a'l I in Is. c :; ' ' 1 l 512 Knwl. r si ' ' ". St. 1 1. i s. r. r. ''-": : : i . 1M1-Y. o - - - - - ' 1 '' ' 1. I': ' e - r if I ' . x rmi- I'm I -i- : . 1 I'" nts t ' ha- I ' .1 re .';; S. 1 : ' I'd r- '.1 h' s ' V ,. e ; i-i v t ft-, ' 1;. : :i in Kuceno. ami tliey are of ;m.n excellent mechanical work and 'IKHTINt; lltl.I' j repleto with tvwa of the state and i.itiun. Also wo noted that each has 1 lo; of local corrospoinronco from Uirll reiftlliir eomniiin (. 1 4nu tlie Klks' Temple on tnch T'-y-,d;ty of every month. All member re nuesiiHl to attend resnlarlv. nnd all vl!it'nir brothers are cordially In-viti-d to attend. HOY TlKLLOWf. K. IL i J. O. DAY. Jr.. Secy. WE WRITE ALK OF INSM FIHE THKIT TIIAXSI'OIITATIOJ l.ViiAM) M.I!IXE I'lBLlC l.IAIill.ITI 1'IIOI'KKTY D.UG COLLISION iioillk ixsimxci PLATE (ILASS IXSrjU'l MI'E IXSVRAXCE ACCll)i:.T lXSl'ILLVCE HEALTH IXSIRANC! ItKXT IXSl I1AXCE LEASEHOLD IXSIHLVT m isc;,.i!t ixsiiuMi PEHSOXAI. HOI.DlPDs 1IOXDS OF AM XATlUt FOIt SERVICE A 1 TIX'TIOX SEE Rice & U Insurance Brolen ROSEBl'RC, 0KH1 HKI.i.K STKI'IIMNSON, Com. JKSSIKUA1"P. Col. . vi ry section of Lane county. Later 11. a. i. t. m. Roschnrs Review a we will co atrain and we shall I Noj ''hold reuular meetlnts on see visit the offices of the ncwspanei 8. Th1lrT.la"a?y7", p ,5' vTsUInt liUVr 1 lso we w ill visit the public schools. Invited' to at'en'd reviews, j.accabee I... vv: were I 111 pressetl wnn tile new i "". im" ai.n inss streets. idea of pluyiirouiid supervision as . ', '"":. 1.. Il.'.rl.iiru Clinpirr No. tt school. The boys and pirls have 11. .1.1, their reK.ilar meetlnir on tne s.'ii.ii a!.- ilav rounds, and the prude 'st n.l Iril Thursdays In ench month, teachers al.eruately Po , wltlr ,Ar' ".'nvi'i'S'to'to' " ! 'r pupils. Ihe result Is no lac- Mits. r.i.iZArii-.Tii hcnyan. w.' m. ' i" 11 s or otsaiireenienis are possible. r ur.t. jon.yso.ij. w.rtHry. an.l il a pupil is absent It is observed h- " T 11 .-ii-. lietninins home 10 (lien-; ji',i',r.'.,i tliii". it' feel sure our town Is the 1 street. M. Meets each secemi and Thursday of each month In e I. a II, corner I'ass and I'lne Visiting k'ntirltta .Itr... t town on the map, and our wei.e'iie. r always rieht. because our '.' r.-. ttooi'MAN. Com. ,. . . ... II. VV. K.l'.'. II K does not ,. -,..- r - - . ... .ii.rmrin. l.'"IKr O. H .vi.-ets In 1 ,,) I-'ellows Temple every trnl.iy evenlnc at "inn o'clock. Visit ing brethren are alvvtvs welcome . K11KI. MIl.l.KK. N. .1, A. .1. llKHIUJS. P.ec. 8eC. .rR BAll.KV. t in. Sec. WOOIHIIA IIK TI1K VVI.fll l CaniD ; I ",1-'- '""els In Otlil Kellows' hall In Hi. set ,.rif every 1st and :lrd Mutt HO irniT i',",1"1'1 Visiting neighbors Ur YOUR I.. sfa'iiiErss'-c - SORE STIFF JOINTS ''SSS J:. kfn Washington til.. ,VHIt- ''.i't'r s. es Ihiucs and h cer.ilone wrotiir dolni: or pertnit in-ri'-le wiiho'ii lehuke. We feel real i-hM we lirnl.. up wiib our sheriff r-.'l our other ofiicers. becans.' wa !":'. 1 eh cl lliciu and we like th. ui ' X. X. v cxrv-i!iir( nn l hart! T "' :!; .ln anj a hes in L.r ' ' n I joint . Have a C'l SI MI.'S l.ini ll.-nl It in. I.. I i.j'i h. (tn . ;'.i,-.j.,-s:. .V;t.i ,u e-tne. ''il will fi-tl ,lt O!,,.o a i otmori ic ' vi "T-t! whit h will lv f.,!.,wr-l ) v a r.'. I , ., -. ,1. iuie....! a.,j : . f a .'aa.j j-'iriis. r".vn t'limiiai;,.;,, sjlj'.ica, nci-..V :. vr..ir-iati. s-t.un. 1 . r 1 . 'T a- r- , all', ' Van juia i cncir.y. v, 70c, $1.41. or. aiAiy, mitli-om. I l:t I"LI II It. niTZVAN. C C L.'Y O. OCVii, M. K. : f: vivnit''. ic. n. a T0MAT0KS i al Garden Flavor. V. wi'h. a l; Wli-n y.,.1 open a can of liOV- ij A'- CI. I II lllfANIi tomat.vs 4 irieeted with the full 4 V.""v 1 W'.i:i-1 1 WE KNOCK THE SPOT Dig or small. It '",l',' ferer.ee hove b'R lfce nor how hard It "rr" take it out. Have that carmen' re" newness-it surety When vou ai" .. ine or rrcsslr.?. Tho" " DOSEBUFjag j.F.rn'-'"", BOS .V. Jackson 4 i"'n.i'" fi.i hlVi.r SUCh HI von un- A J"v w ien .atinK them out 'of A " ir .ii,d in the parili n. K Liniment Economy Grocery THF FEPN VOL IS H-OWTBl Flower for " , I Imp. n..-kct. 1