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ROSEBma HEWS-REVIKW. TtTSPAT. FKRnrART ti. 102a.
PAGE SEVER
TED BY ALL
L Always Had Full
-,.. nf the Nation.
1. Pittinaly Espreaa
Lm.nt.ofTh...Who W.
Lf Vrxfr Great Laader.
Pc . .-...I .tlurlniTllUlltfU
L their couim, ...
1 Jam bum"
;J,,nt iri an Inheritor, de-
r an extraordinary degree
..then or i". - --red
gentleman, rich for the
wnich he lived, conservative
, abundantly satlsned with
I ftBfl COIIUIUO". .. .
r liii... lia it rwarhntiB
lonal aiaum.-". "r 1
Lan that would have been -L
ea,j a revolutionary move
et K ,0 ,he personality
I ' ' Mill 1
Washington, America's Gift
(gland. It Was Placed in St.
Cathedral. Similar Busts
Been Presented to Liverpool
auigrave Manor, the Ancient
of Washington's Family.
n that were due the victory
feii, and the still greater vlc
l vru von when the Conatltu
I adopted and the foundations
Wtiooal life were lnld. Spenk
tfSl.onuw centenary of Wash-
I Una, Daniel Webster said :
aorid wis to see whether so
.Id, by the strength" of this
rrewntatlre) principle, main
m peace and good govern-
km- forward Its own great In-
aao conduct itself to political
and glory. By the benignity
pJsnca, this experiment, so full
( to us nnd to our posterity
so full of Interest, Indeed, to
id. In Its present generation
all Its generations to come, was
to commence under the guid
ance of Washington. Destined fur this
high career, he was fitted for It by
wisdom, by virtue, by patriotism by
discretion, by whatever can inspire
confidence In man toward Bian. a, to.
tering on the untried scenes, riy
appointment and the prenatur rs
tlnctlon of ail hope of success wonld
have been certain, had It not been
that there did exist throughout the
country, In a must extraordinary de
cree, an unwavering trust in him ho
toon at tne Helm." j
Wisdom, virtue, patrlotlsin and (lis-'
cretlon snch nre the qualities!
ascribed by Webster to the first Presi- j
dent. There nre many others quit, a,
foreign to the typical rerolutlonury
charucler, such as calmness, serenity
moderation and deliberation, nut he
was more and greater than 1.. 1
tlonlst, for he was. a builder and cre
ator. Ills problem was, not sltjply the
creation of a nation, but the molding
of a people Into one. He was the very
embodiment of the principle of self
government, for he was bis own ma
ter. Lowell says of him :
Soldier and statesman, ureal unison;
, ,w catinipi 01 gram auues done 1
BlUUlly AM br.lJ.thln - u.tria'. 1 '
worn
As life's tndlrrent gifts to all nun barn
'
Modest, yet Arm as nature's aalf: un-
bl&mtd
Save by the men his nobler tompet
shamed;
Never adduced throush show of preaenl
rood
Br other than unnettlna; lights to steer I
rew-inmnea in heaven, nor than hut
Bteaitfast mood
More steadfast, far from mshnesa aa from
fear;
Rigid, but with himself flrat, arasplna atlll
In awervelesa poise Uie wava-teat helm of
will;
Not honored then or now because he
wooed
The popular voice, but that he atlll with-
BtOOvl,
Broad-minded, hlgh-souled. there Is but
one
Who sin all thla and ours, and all men's
Washington.
Such a character as this ennuot be
too closely or carefully studied by peo
pie living under democratic institu
tions, especially In times like these.
For If democracy Is to govern the
worfr, It must be a clean, snur.d,
hlgh-souled and true democracy. It
has been suld that Washington was
born in a great tradition, and that he
was Its champion and defender. The
liberty for which he stood, and for
which the American people must
stand, has been developing, mostly In
an orderly way, for a thousand years.
It was no gift bestowed at once and
In all lis fullness. Xlen have for gen
erations tolled, fought and died for It,
i and built Institutions to gnurd It. Our
liberty Is liberty tinder the law, the
liberty of men capable of governing
others because capable of governing
themselves. It Is constitutional and
Institutional, and not a mere senti
ment and It is, with men of our race,
traditional.
Mary Garden Will
Sing In Portland
Mary GardVn, who will bead the
great Chicago Grand Opera company
hen It comes to the pacific coast
for five brilliant appearances In the
l'oniand auditorium, March 22 to
25, is one of the world's most promi
nent figures In grand opera. She has
arisen In the theatrical world in a
few short years until she bvads the
list of directors as well as actresses
and singers.
Miss Garden attributes her success
to her health and her mode of liv
ing. "I do two things," she stye. "I
have learned to say 'no, thank you,'
in the matter of eating and I prac
tice deep breathing. I take enough
exercise to prevent putting on fnt.
"After a woman reaches 30 she is
doomed If she permits herself to put
on fat. It Incivasee a little every
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
SIX JIBW ILAlliriBD ADYKBTISKYKTS WILL POCUD OH UaBT
FAca i' Da it ieadiuu tvoat.-
e
TODAY'S Ql'UTATIOXS
fRr Aclat4 Presa.) e
rOKTLAND, Feb. : I. Live-
stock prices are steady.
KKs are two cents lower, the
buying price Is at 20 and 20
cents.
Uutler. prices are steady.
WIS'
i e aw: .ar
Universally Esteemed.
"To the old and the young, to nil
born In the land, and to all whose love
of liberty has brought them from
foreign shores to make this the home
of their nilejition, the name of Wash
ington Is t Ills day an exhilarating
theme.
"Americans by birth are proud of
his chnracter, and exiles from foreign
shores are easer to participate In ad
miration of him; and It Is trne that
lie Is, this day, here, everywhere, all
the world over, more an object of lovs
and regard than on any dny since his
birth." Uunlel Webster.
trim Myrtle Oeck
KnlKht or Myrtle Creek spent
hours in Koseburg today
after business matters and
llh friends.
for ftnn !-'mnrlscn-
J C. Mo. lne. who has been In
v a short time visiting her
J. C. Fullerton. left this
fs for her home in San Fran-
XOTICB.
tide m Portland
Jas. Tynan left today for
rd where eho will spend sevcr-
s While there she will look
apartment in which to reside.
1 Mrs. Tynan are moving to
T 'r to reside permanently in
far future.
The C. M. Jones auto top
and upholstering shop, now lo-
, cated on Winchester street at
4 N. Jackson. We remake mat-
tresses and upholster furnl-
ture. Phone 468.
MART GARDEN
Grand Opera Singer, Coming to
Portland.
PORTLAND MARKET
. i tt
, zi
. 1.21
. 1-1 S
.so t :
.J7.5A
.27 Ml
OATTLK VrUes I
Choice steora I C.;r. f? T 50
MtHltum lo Kx J mwM.... 6 ..in "i S.75
Kir lo nudiuiii iht,v.. 5.T.UM ti.o)
Ooinniun lo fitir lo)r.... 4.:l' 5. 50
I'huiru ffeU'is i.tMt .i 5 &n
b'air to tc'd f't'tir 4. ri t o0
O lit itt cows aii-.l (u'ifurs,. T5y
MftilUfll to gUOtl'OWsl 41 id
lu irr 6.V0 6( 5.75
Fair to in eU turn cows ana
heifora - 4.25 9 SOU
mtnon cow J.-.'u- i.'Jb
('HMIHTH 2.'l il 3." J
Hun a.5tti& s.r
Choice dairy nilvea ... .. lo.iniftj 11. tut
1'rlnio liKht calve y '-)
Medium liKht calves r.o i oo
H-avy calves 4.wlar-50
HOGS
Prime llnht 11.00ft 11.S5
s'month litavy, 200-SOU lt. 10.M
Smooth havy( 3u0 1V)B. up. S.T.ti 9.50
KoukIi heavy 7 iiHi 9.25
Fat I'lKi 1U.7C i 11.00
l-Veiltur plK" H'.iiiW 11. "0
Sti.Rs, subject to dockHKe. O.SM' 7.50
Ka.t of moitntalna Urol'
Host valley lambs
Cull Intnhs
Fair to iznnri
F-atern Oivcort feedera .
l.lnht vmrlliiKB
H-avy yoarUnKB
I-.lcht wetht ri . .
Htttvy WL'tlnrs
Kww
(.min,
WHKAT
Hnrd white
Sr. ft white
9 7:.i io r,
, S.2.W 9.25
. 4 . 7 S ' 6.2h
, C.ilW 8.:' 6
. 7 00 8.0D
7.75 R.HS
t.-iUlt 7.7T.
.7.r-it 7.76
4.7.1 II- 6.76
2.00 'tp 6.UU
Kte.
FVh.
1.23
1,22
White club
Hunt winter
Northern iriiig-
K.-.l Walla
OATS
No. 2 whit feed
No. t ftray
HA Itl.KY
Urt-wliiK
Standard fetxl
tX-HaS
No. 2 K. Y. dlilpment
No. 3 K. Y. nhjiniu-nt
FLAl'lt Family rTnt, S.20 ir
I'HL; who wheat, f ' ; Knilirtiii, ft.M);
bikers' hard wheats. $;.0; bakers'
biufstom patent. $7.40 : valley soft
wheat. $6.U; Btruiithts, I6.0&.
M 1 1 .1 F K K I'fv lrlc f. o. b. mill:
Mlllrun. ton lots. $17; mixed cars, f-fl;
MiialKht curs, $i$ i?r ton; m.UMMiik.
M-'i rolled hurley, $:t4(i3S; rolled ats,
$i7; vcrutch feed. $4& ir ton.
CvmN Whale. $3i; cracked. M tn.
HAY Ruytns; pnes r. o. b. TortlRnd:
Alfalfa. $13. Sa par ton; cheat, 110.60
11; oi I and vetch, $1&0; clover. Ill;
valley timothy, I14& 1&; eierii Ors
gor timothy, $16917.
Ikatrr and Country l'rodure,
TU'TTF.K Ci.Yien. extras. SS96e lb.;
parchment wrupped. box lota, 41c; car
ton, 4 Ic. Uutterfat. buyliitf prUes;
No. 1 grad 37c. delivered 1'orLlaiid.
KOGi Huyln price. 25Jj 26c dozen,
can ctxint; ohhtur prices, casa count.
27c; candled ranch, 2N4to; nisocatlii
seltM-ts, Si'c; asMociatloa llrttts. 30c; as
aoclatlon pullets, 2Sc.
Clliit;sr rinamook; triplets, price
to jo(bri. r. o. D. ..HaiQook, ,Jc;
You tiff Americas, 17c pound.
1'Ol'I.TKY llvns. SO it 25c; spring,
22c; diicKs, atatj 2c; Kee&a, tOc; tur
keys, nominal. divd 3k40c
I'l'UK-Fancy. 14 He per pound.
VKA1 Fancy, 15Se per )Kund.
1 sVrulia aad VesjrtatMra.
FUriTS Navel oraiittea. .7550
box ; lemons. $fl.S0 jf K.00; KrapeCi ult,
$4.2!7:r0 box; bananas, 8fc iter lb.;
apples, $1.3&US.2& per box; ci utibcrrlcs.
axiern. $1S per barrel.
INJTATOKl OreKon. $ 1 7R t 2 00" per
1"0 poundo; Yakima, $2t:..1 per lt0
pountli; swoet potatoes, & Hi ti 6 S-4c per
poutnl; Nancy llall, t:50 per crate.
UNIONS Yellow. $7 tOti'S per cental.
VKUKTAIUR4 OibbaH. $Hfr5c per
pound: lettuce, A.lbifh crato; carrots.
(13 sack ; Karllc, luc per pound :
Ifreen peppers. 4.re per pound; bpets, $2
itS. ho per sack; celery. $8.fit'e$io crat;
cauliflower. $2.1'Rtf3 2S per crate;
S'loah. 4c; sprouts. iio5 2le; pnrsnlf,
$ 1 .50 50 per sack; tomatoes, $,ft K.IU
per Inn; artlchokos, $l.S.ff2 per vtozan ;
cticunibera. $2.5(1 m' 2. 7& dozen; rhubarb.
sy,c per pound: spinach. $2 per cntttf.
V A N T I : IV V o k dc u 1 1 or s.
I'luum li-i H.
Toycr ltrua I
Boyer
ov'K Woman to help ,
d
WA.NTKH A'l
with liouh.-wiirk. X'honu 6-l'2.
A Ui'ff. It, .it inns;
VANTKl (toj ton Ford truck, pneil
lu.itic then. .MiiKt he In fair condi
tion. Slate iri t ami kiuIuuhi.
XV .iherii rtke. lMont ills. ur Ku.
WAN'i'Kli . ttnt stakes, oak. u
4 fl. lunn. 2 to 3 In. In diaiiutur;
scrub oak, peeled. Send best price,
delivered, to Uoy K. 1U How s, U -HuWH
Store.
WANTKh, TlMHF.li Will accept tim
ber an full or part pay on raacli in
Jt'ttepliniu Co., tin paved highway.
i hool on plact. I'rice $to,0M0.00.
Addreta lJ. p. .tox 6$$.
MlrtCTTXANRVH I
HOAItl ASH HOttVL 213 West Ine 1
I
TA11AK1NP and dressmtikh t of all I
klnda 62 H R UaLn, Mia (iulhrldtte. f
NTU'l Will tho parties ho tin
swered my adcertlte:iu-nt for cedar
Ioks, po-.es, posiu, etc. plea ne write
aKaln an I lme IohI your letters, and
1 want to iiiiHWer them, 1 want the
celar. AimMor "C. 1'.." care New s-Itevlew.
1H dAl.K Kresh milk cow.
IMiolie 1I-F14.
1U S.M.K aiy f.-edT uel and hlv
, btiMue. .t, M. Judd.
FuU 6iAM; L nrur..Uhed alx room
hy"j'tf:iiu.Jcrw. Apply 4 1 wjejtft.
iH s A 1. K a i yr.tr old hlirh Krade
:'' .''i'nJsi.ty. rhoiie-Kii.
I t'll SALi; Jla. jtr.un and wood;
-.L,-,,l-"e..,.,it erjl,in(r. J; Af.JudJ.
Kuii Al-lv Z1M u- 'rvs ' good Umber
land at a barnniti. C. It, Spriltgvr,
Aialeaa, Vr Kon.
Fll SAI.K 4n addma; machine ad-juKt.a-ie
tttatid, lmtulie at i'vuuey
C oji n u,
FPU HAl.t; Purebred S. c. It. I. Ited
i'.k kt-riiin, Aito eKtt for hauhiiitf.
I'hoiio J8-F2.
Fi It SAJK I od e'toiiri igvKr. Will
n huh ior r cm or . rmvrolet. Also
l'ord delivery. l'bona 47.
FPU SAlaK-i-Kus forhaUhinK. O. A.
I. IUrn.1 liovks. loualaa Walta,
I'Kxiivlllf.. lhona 34-Hi.
Ft U SAI.K One- 191 s modal Ford
tourina ear In excellent condition.
see.Sietiler at the Oregon Growers.
FOR SALK Clean whlto t)Mts, 2c per
lb. Also 1.0 tier old growth flr block
wood on good road. Lund b loin, Dli-
oiivllle.
LOST ATO POt S t.
FXUNT Pair spectacles. "wnr nmy
hnvn same by culling at this office
and paying for adv.
FVM'ND Kastern Htnr ptn. Owner may
have same by calling at this on Ice
and payliitf for adv.
FtiFNli 111 r shouhlei plin-e. ttwner
pirn tie oili at this office, describe It,
ami pnv f"r thtin ndv
FOR RK3-.
FOn IIRNT Safety aepoalt boxea.
Ituseburg National Hank.
year, and at 40 It 1a usually too late
to get rid of it, unless the woman
has a will of Iron, which most wom
en do not. They eat chocolates at
one place, drink chocolate at an
other, have tea here, there and
everywhere. Of course they nre fat.
I am usually In Paris for three or
four months of the year, and ride
for two hours a day. Iti the summer
my home is in Monte Carlo and I
swim every day. If a woman swims
a mile a day all summer and eats
and breathes correctly during the
rest of the year she needs no other
exercise." y
late and It Is hoped that this trip
will improve her condition.
Condition Improved-
AV. L. Cobb, who has been serious
ly ill at his home for the past ten
days, is said to be much improved in
condition today.
Ill At J lot no
Miss Clara McCoy, who is employ
ed in the Federal building, was to
day unable to be at her work due lo
a severe case of la grippe.
In from MoIrne
Charles Reed, who Is a resident of
the Melrose district was in this city
today for several hours visiting and
looking after business matters.
Here from Drain
Ira Wimherly of Drain is In this
city attending the Merchant's con
vention. Mr. Wlmberly is a store
keeper at Drain.
frm lN.rtlaiid
V it J. Norton, who has boon in
9' tor the past few days at
v asdociation, returned to this
ISi
Waiting
for vour
"II -with the
most up-to-date
DRY CLEANING
Equipment and
Service
city yestorday.
t iialilo To Ito At Work
L. K. Kelzpnsiein. the local post
master. Is confined to Ills home to
day with a severe cold.
MinUoiiI Man Altemls
H. O. Frobacli, secretary of the
MedTord chamber ot commerce, was
a visitor In Koseburg today. Mr.
Krobach attended the meeting of the
auto camp ground representatives.
Here on lliislnesii
I. v dimn. hn Iti nflMMant man-
jage'r of tho Orepon Life Insurance
companv, arrived in '"in mr .
morning to visit with the local agent,
Charles McElhinncy.
To Ynmn, Arlwmln
Mrs. I'ercy Payne left this morning
for Yuma, Arizona, where she will
remain for some time. Mrs. rttynn
hs. not l.een in the iwit of health of
Klainntli I'all VMIor ,
Rev. J. H. Dixon, formerly Ilaptlst
minister In this city nut now of Kla
math Kails, Is In Roseburg spending
a few days visiting witli his son Don
ald Dickson.
Former Resident.
Wins High Honors
The following Item ;a taken from
the Portland Journal of Kelt. ISth:
CEXTHALIA, Wash., Keb. 18.
I'nder the leadership of J. D. Mc
Gulre, Thurston county livestock pro
ject leader, Tenlno has won a cup of
fered by the Tenino and Olympia
banks for the best showing In tho
purebred sire campaign conducted In
the county the past year. Presenta
tion ceremonies will be held In Tenl
no on or about February 25, C. M.
Hubbard, state extension livestock
specialist, delivering the presentation
address. . ; -
J. D. McCuIre is ' well known In
Douglas county, having been born
and raised at Olalla: He Is a half
brother of Mrs. Kd. Hluklo and W.
L. Short of this city.
Colored lights to net upon tho
emotions during the tiernion are be
ing used In a New York church.
0
FIND HEALTH IN SUN'S RAYS
Ruddy Checks SparkliiiREyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician
Dr. F. M. Edwards (or 17 years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel ail
ments. During these years he Rave lo
his patients a prescription made f a
few well-known vegetable iriirrcdicnM
mixed with olive til, n?.mipc the:i
Dr. Edward' Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive colar.
These tabl ts are wondor-workers on
the liver and bowels, whidi cause a nor
mal nqti m, carn, iiiR cli th; waste and
poisonous matter in onJ's system.
If you have a pil fac, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coate d t-,m;ue, head
aches, a listlvss, rKood f.ih::c all out
of sorts, inactive howcK v.ni take one
of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly
ior a time and note the plcasine, results.
Thousands of women and men take
. Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets the suc
cessful substitute forcnlnmel now and
then just to keep tlictn lit. 13c and .') t
l'Nl'l'HNISili:i hi.urf for rent: 1
lltn-K frent high s luml. Phone ::frl-V.
KXIK HK.S'T 1 HkM hoiiaekeeplntt
rooms, furnished.
Phono Iss-Y.
404 N. Jackson St.
Ktnt UKNT Two very ntee. elenn
(leepuiK rooms, verv ules in, sn
modern conveniences. 1.12 North
St,-t)H'tlS SI.
Fort RAI.n Dry Ar and oak wocxl.
I'hono 1S-K1 j.
FOR SA1.I1 -Oak
I'hono ll-Fi.
and Laurel wood.
Foil WAI-K liny. l:1enhuwer Orchard
TtrcIk. lMione 1 6-K.I.
(tilt HALF. Itlock fir II 50, block oak
14. noyor 1I.S. 4-1-14.
1MH SAI.K vll UK ST 440 niro ranch.
t. U. HertnKer, Anlea. Oregon.
1X111 RAl.i: Chesp, or tnulo for cattle,
Kuril or Chevrolet. Tel. 17.'.-It.
1-Mtl HAl.K fry old irrowtlt tr wood.
Ilrcli til Hhed nil wllilor. Cheul. J.
M. .Iml.l.
Foil f.M.I
-One surenri
il Ancona
Klllt SAL.K OIC UKNT Wall Improved"
40 MrvH. 30 acted bottom. Particu
lar from owner. llox 76, liraln.
I il iv
l-VIt AI.H--ThoruUKhbrnl Xeotch Col
ll. iIok. with ri-Klslercd and pedi
greed iiapum. riioiio lsi. llvx 26i.
.M r I lc Crcck.(lrt (on;
l'llt SAl.i: Kancy black Minorca eHK
for hatching, clu-ap. K. loiiKla St.,
next to covered licer Creek brldsu.
lJ.HttjMiUMHfii.
Knit SAl.K Amvrtcaii vacuum sweep
er and liavls portulile Aletrlc ew
hi)T nue-hhie. Priictlcally new. Write
K lTi'Htcr. Kosebui-tf.
rooster and two 8. C. Ilrown J Khoi n
rotmlerii. I- each. H. K.4) Itruwn,
Wllniir. Ore.
KOH WALK Siinilcril douliie dine "plow
Klmt claHi. coiidltloii. Al!.o 14 dine
h.iriow. Until 7. laudhlotn, ldx-
t on llle.
Knit SAi.l-: .lltiu-y liiiRlnciis, lnriii.tlnit
cur nnd Hcen.-". Well eatahllhed
trade, or will ni-11 car alono. Call at
MonoRram clKnr Slore.
1-Mlt SAI.K A ronn Hurhuiii Imil. 2
yeara old. wt. Hioo lt. . price r,o.
Ainu Jersey cow, tl vears old, villi
J'lMInK calf.' J.'.ii. . AI1dtVn ft. W.
Viulin, iV'n llle. Ilrck-on.
Ft Ml SAI.K Ten loom houae: nlirht
lotH: iiiotlt-rti. I'ii rt rah. balance
H.ime ai rent. It. T. Bulllvan, at l'eo
lilcn Snndy Co
Foil SAI.K . C. White U'Kliurn babjf
chicks at apiece. About March 1.
Alsi e k K for setting at T5 tor 16.
Mm. .M. CarlHtin, Melrose.
Fnlt "SAI.K Two UHOdbfir Threo Mur
die sprnyers. tlm-tl one and two son
sons renpectlvely. itrowcrs replaced
thene with the hlir lluntle tuonul. Hee
tir phone the OreKon lirowers.
ii Kllit SAI.K V foot slabwootf
tdtl growth ydlow fir. carload lota:
C.reen. $.1.10 f. o. h. ears Hosehmv:
dry. 4.r,o per cord. Western 1. lim
ber & Kxport Co., CottaKe Cirove,
Ire
Fnit SAI,K New Oregon and "?roblft
strawlierry plants taken from In
spected, one-year-old stalks. Also a
limited amount of Hed Cuthbert
rtmpberrv plants. Place your order
row. It. A. Hercher. Iilllard. Oregon.
Knit SAI.K One 3-hoMe. electric mii
I'ir. one 6-Inch water motor, a num
ber of Iron ami wooden pulleys and
eoiiftideriible Iron slutftltiK, Bit In
Rood condition. Imiulre at News-
H.-vl.-w office.
Kt lit S A i.K 4fi ft acres. U, miles from
ltojiebilrit. Hundred acres tillable
sell, balance grazing: land, fluff Iclent
timber on place to cover price of
riini li. 1'nrt cash, bulunce en terms.
11. T. SiiU'vnn.
FOIt SAI'M tilt TIIAUK Ashland prop
erty, live room house and 2 lots.
It-.? Rth Pt. Woodnhed. ehleken
house and i.-irk. For Itoseburg prop
erty. I. V. Itodlier. North Hide Oro
eery. KiMt SA1,K A tlniio.fto tlrst mortgagn
on lilii acre ranch near Itlddle. This
iiiortgak-o tiears 7 per cent interest
and miitiires In 41, yeers. tlood bulld
lliirs. filllv tiistiri-d. Liberal discount.
Apple llov II. Kiddle, dr.-
Here from Snllierlln
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Slater of Sulh
erlin are visitors in this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Slater arc attending; the
Merchant's convention. Mr. Slater Is
a store-keeper at Sutherlin.
IteeiHK'reil at the I'iiihiiui
Anionic the guests registered at the ,
Hotel rmpiiua are the following: j
Mrs. John E. Weaver. SutherMn: H. !
O. Thomas, F.lktnn, Miss Itlka HurtoR
Sutherlin; Frank ,1. Norton, Slither-I
lin; and Charles Hall, Coos Day.
It.-trlstereil at Hie t'ratnl
Amnnir those reRistered at the Ilo- i
tel Grand are the following; A. It. I
Haines. Klkton; H. S. Adams. Elk
ton: Clyde Hydell, Elkton: I. K.
Wnkefield. Klkton: It. R. Hughes, I
Klkton: Kdwsrd Hole, Dillard: N. O. !
Peat), Riddle; H. R. I nderwood, Oak
land: V. A. Norman, Tiller; and II. i
S rteale Riddle.
Ancients Had Full Faith In Treatment
. Now Practiced in th Most Mod
ern Sanitariums,
In a sinnll vlllne In the Adlron
dacks there Is a sanitarium where
patients tnke sun natlis. And a high
Iirlce Is churned fur the treatment.
Batliiiiit In Hie sun's rays for health
Is an ancient ceremony, handed down
from the enrllet naes. Wiseacres In
bygone times used to hnthe In the
sunshine, believing In the grout value
of Ilk-lit as a destroyer of disease.
Unlit was the secret and mi I versa I
medicine by which thoy cured many
diseases.
Sunlight Is the greatest factor Ir.
our iilnnetiiry ejlslonco; If It fulled
all life would perish. One has only to
look at nature for potent examples.
In vecetnhle, uhIiumI nnd human life
the Influence of sunlight Is strongly
manifest. Compare the vegetation In
the gardens of :i back street away
from the sunlight with slmllnr growth
In the opisi country. .Compare the
children of the c-niiilry with those
living down a uurrow street of the
city slums.
For creating gv.d general heallh
snd happiness no medicine Is so ef
fective" as the ilit t rnys of the sun.
A sun hath consists of letting the rnjs
of the sun bathe t'ie skin each dny.
preferably .duriiu' the Morning. The
body Is, of course, wholly or partial-
1- MM,-,.ve-e.
mi:i:tixj i,)sti,om:i.
The Security Hencfit Association
will not hold their regular meeting
tonight, owing to sickness.
A shadow basket social will bo
held at the Molroxn Grange hall on
Saturday evening. Feb. 25, under the
auspices of the Eden Cornet llnnd. A
musical progrnm and a sketch en
titled "A Matrimonial Advertise
ment," will be presented. Ladles are
kindly requested to bring baHkela.
Cafeteria lunch will be served.
Everybody welcome, and ladles
ph ase don't forget your shadows.
Moore Music Company.
"MORE MUSIC."
Dunning and I'rogresslve Serhs.
HlKh School Credits,
l'lano, Mr. L. II. Moora.
Voice, Civile M. Sullivan,
i'hnne 502.
TRANSFER
Wood for Sale
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4I'J ('nil Street. Finnic !:.
J. H. SINN1GER
All kinds ot shoot mntal vorh,
warm air iurnaces. both pips ant
pfpeless. lit Oak Ptreet.
Phone 4 IS. Rnleburf, Or.
IF YOU'VE-
Ever Shucked Corn
You Understand Advertising
Sii pose you shuck a couplc'tSf thousand ears of
corn! You're SURE to find some red-and-purplo
cars anions 'em !
But suppose you shuck just ONE ear. Not much
chance of fmdino; a kissing oar with but one try!
SelliiiK is just like that. The first man you
talk with probably isn't interested. Hut advertise
to, say, 0000 families and then you'll sell things
quick!
The more oars of corn you shuck, the more
purple ears you find.
Tho more people you reach with advertis
ing;, the more sales you will make.
That's why it is important to phone your
, want ads to a newspaper with a irront, over
whelming city and country circulation like
the Nev. s-Keview.
have you a house or room for rent?
have you a used car for sale?
have you a job to offer?
Telephone your adv to the News-Review.
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