ROSEBUBO NEWSHEVI6W, MONDAY. M AV 22, 1022.
PAGE FOUR
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yl a price that fits the pocket-book
Ttie same unmatched blend of
TvitiasiL Virginia and BuRLicrTobaccos
Flight Around World May
Be Al templed by English
: Aviator Late This Month
' Hy (IIAItl.l.S A. K.MIlll lnnKMBt -a passu k Is only a little
(International .Whs Service Staff nut SOU : u 1 1 h, ami t i i tuoteoroloKl
t Virreminlcnt. ) ' t-.il conditions nro hlddy to he more
C()MO.V, Mi-y 22. Plans now ! favori.blc for tho flliiht.
aru. well advanced for unmoor pro- "My route, differs from Sir lloss
Jert for encompassing Ilia world hy Hmllh s In respect to Iho Atlantic
air; and It Is eipet-led than an am-,il I" riRard to llurrna.
phiMan aeroplane aoon will rise! "We shall havn fufflciont lankntjo
from the Itlver Thames at Westmin- l' rover a rBiin of 1..U0 miles,
slerund mart on Iho first st;,Ke of Hal ''l'h will b" nearly double our Ioiik
lonj; Journey ' st "Ik1" ""'f Bl'a' we shall
Tin. proponent or this new effort ' '"ted. with wireless for coimn unl
it Major W. T. lllako, a will known ""nn-
llrltlsh airman und writer of article! Will 'rr- Until l.iiRKiiKe.
on aviation. I lo Intends In pilot thc "Our personal lumiiire will bo ro
luaelilno himself anil, accompanied ducoil lo Ih"' hare iiiiiiliiiiini, wlilln
hy I'aptaln Norman Mannlllan. In addlllnu to ordinary food supplies.
hope lo be ahlu to mart about the j
end of .May.
"Afler tno tragic dealli of Sir lloss
Binllll." said Major lllakn, In an In
terview, "I made iiiiitlrics as to the
possibilities of carrylnK out liia work.
" "A firm of aircraft etiKlno nn.nu
fa tutors ban proofed mo three of
their enRlnes. provided that their
technical adviser waa satisfied a to
to Ilia machine and the organization
I now am awaiting; sanction from'th,. jnicrrsH or the flight first and
the HrllUu Air Ministry for Iho re-, .fn, any question of brenkiiiK the
lease of a special typo of machine, j r,vnrd. our route will be nearly
''I hope to leave Kncland. prefer-1 :i:i,iiou miles,
abry from tbe Hiver Thames, oppo- N(1,l,g; is to be left to chance In
she the Houses of Parliament, al lhC )(i ,.,,.,.,( f r machine,
end of May. and, if all noes well,... ... .. . . humanly possible
to return to Kniihml In August or
Hefilemher.
''Captain Macmlllan. who Is to ac
company me ,1s perhaps one or tne
biVt known pilots In Knulaml, and 1 1
have every confidence In him. i
"It Is lust possible that a third
innuber muy he taken, hut on ''', nv'i.ldliia tons over stretches of
point no dm lslun has yet been made
outline ol iioine.
"Instead of going, from west to
cast, as proposed hy Sit- Itoss Smlili,
I Intend KlnK In lb opposite direc
tion, and the first part or I he route
to he followed will be n France,
Italy, (ireece and frete lo Kgypl via
HaKilad and llnara t Karachi and
thence onward across the cm.st of
lUirina lo Hoiik Koiik.
"At Tnklo ihe umine protiably
wlll be chained and Ihe riUht con
tinued via the Siberian coast and Ihe
Aleutian Islands In Alaska ami
thence across Caui.d:i and the fulled
Slates to New York.
"At New York I probably shall
ship another new engine, after which
the machine will Hy lo New found
In ml and from there attempt the Al
lunttc crossing;.
"An entirely new route across tbe
Atlantic will lie tried. Instead of P'"
(wlln( direct or via the Azores the
course will be set for Urccnh.nd and
Iceland to Snilland.
"Sir Itoss Smllh had not dc Ided
Hhelher he would fly across Ihe At
lantic direct from Newfoundland or
whether he would cross by way of
the A sores.
"Mv route Is chosen bcraU-a' the
DEVELOPMENT
M'.VI:i.oimi:nt mi-:.s iviri:ovt'Mr t. i: auk imit.ov-
INJ (II it KArll.lTII-Ji lAl.llY HAY l lilt Till: IlKTTKIUIKVr
VV KIJtYU'K.
We cannot grow faster thau the siirrietinluig country; though we
have to keep far In advance of our present needs. Thus Maintain
ing a larger Investment than ordinarily required.
WK auk ri;i.i'i;i I) to si:i;m; mi i; iii;y mid at a
MOMENT'S .NOTK'K Willi lit'ONo.MY IO YOU.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
li. M. JI NMM.s, M.nmter.
Building
Wc vtlrry a complete Im of lumber, shingle, cement, p'aittcr, brick,
1mc and Itwir pipe.
bet b lor anything In building material.
L. W. METZGKR
Contractor and iuiMt;r.
-d J A
eicven cigdrcucH
Thre Friendlf
Cvntlemen
TURKISH
VIRGINIA
BURLET
wo shall carry three days' supply of
spare rations.
"Our landing; places on tbe route
are places where we shall be ahlo to
obi. In provisions, an Dial It will not
lin necessary to provision lUe ma
chine for Ioiikit uerioda.
"While we shall make every effort
to heat the land record for going
round tbe world, which 1 liellevo in
txty or seventy days, we shall put
... : . ( n.ikn f(ir mf,,tyf n(t
pieparatlon or the neiaiia is iiran
tarried out with the urentest care.
Infotinniion now is lielns collect
. . , ii.n,, .iindllions at
VHr(11ll tm,., r n,e year nlona: the
,. ,,, ,,ssil.llltv
sen Mill obtaining; the greutcst possi
ble help from the prevalent wtnns.
Major lllnku Intends lo take a
Itlneinaiograpli apparatus with him.
with Hie -view or Inking; a pictorial
lecord of the flight. .
$2,200
lluys a home of about 2 acres
of good land with 5 room hou.se,
Ju t outside city limits, close to
Bihool and More: city light
and water. An Ideal place for
chickens and berries.
Money to loan on good security
C.W. Young & Son
HI! diss St.
l'bone 417
Material
Loye'fMMwuerade
O. 2ra ma tie Slor of-
o.vk woman's niiiiOHoniv
" '1 think, Iir. George,' Margaret
nald, 'that this la why love is so ago
nizingly sweet. we can imagine
something so much more beautiful
than we can possibly attain. And
this la usually the martyrdom of a
woman who glveg herself up to the
worship of one man above all others.
" '1 think it was in that story of
Alicia llammersly, that I read a
po m which has alwtya remained in
my memory. At Ihe time I read It 1
waa deliriously happy and I said to
myjelr, I am the one exception which
proves the rule. I have built roe an
Idol of pure .gold, but today I am go
ing lo quote It to you and tell you
that It Is true. All of It, for me as
for (.nyone else.
"Then she repeated this poem.
which I copied to read to you. She
called It: Her Idol.
She crowned him with a laurel
wreath
And gated Into his eyes beneath
To ee his bouI arise;
fihe laid her trusting head upon hia
heart
And hoped that it might heal the
smart
Of grief in Joy'i disguise.
ct. v.nt,i in Mm hnr sniinliant hands
And said -he tlwaya understands
That good within me lies.
Hllndly she worshipped and adored
And brought to him her whole great
hoard
Of love that never dies.
She never knew hia feet were clay
Until one sad. heart-breaking uay
Hhe dropped her oyea,
A ...... a l:iti(rhlnir little maid
Who all unconcious there bad stray
ed
Making mud plea.
ii 'Vrt.i hvn known me over since
we were children, George, and I want
i. .11 .,,. ihni the greatest tragedy
In life to a woman la when she finds
that her Idol s feet aro clay.
' ' sometimes wonder u
mi, vn ilesr. Margaret,' I in-
,ni.!.i i too. hi.ve sat in the
twilight and mused on all the poten
tialities of that Utile word "If " '
" 'Please, please,' she remonsirai-
.1 i iu have come to my
I'll, UB bibhj.
,,n,i nmilii me remember
the vanity of snying "If Ihls had
been so" or "If 1 had done such nnd
such a thing, something very differ
ent would have resulted" and my
heart would not bo acntng. n
man or woman thr.t allows that!
word "if" to become a pan or nis
retrospection is paving the way to a
misery of the soul and a dulling of
the spirit that will surely wreck his
life.
" "There havo been long gaps In
our friendship, George,' she said,
hut T have always known that you
"Two-Gun Justice"
Passzs From West
Hy VM. K. llt'TCIIINHON,
(Ititfirnatlonnl Nown Hrvlr Htaff
f'nrrtiiionrtnt).
WASHINtlTOX. May 22. Tho old
onicr nf justico on Iho far-flung
pluliiH of tho wohI In chaiiKinR-
Hard-rtilins iwn-jtun plninsnu'n
aro purtMinK fmm Iho pirturo and In
thoir Hload ronio loan, yoiithrul law
oiifoiTtMii'-nt fifTlcors rldhiK 1'ullman
carti Instead if pnnlcB. Tho Rradual
oh; iiko In tho wohI'h fanumn ponHon
bcaino a mattor of liUtory rt'ornlly
hon a "IMillnian car jiokho" raid oil
4 j private ditlllorh'!t In Wyoming
to tho ooinploto howildiTiiiint ot all
old-timer.
Tho posso. hoailnl by Stat Prohl
hlt Ion Cniinnlsttlnncr Carl Jarkstin,
lift rhi'yonno, famntirt oM frontirr
titwn. Into one nlfdit in a aporial
I'nllitKtii car nttarhod lo it trans
lontlnciiial limllod. tho car travel
ing miiliT soalii ordorM, not oven
tho Irain rr'w knowing it a i'tina
t ion. Shortly aft or dawn H roc tor
.lackMon iuol tits ord'ra anil tho
cur wan droppod on a lllllo nidi or.
Torty deputy marshal, hwrtrn In
for tho raid, (tropin tl from tho car
; nd dlapparoil In tho early dawn.
They trailed in fqnads, oarh mm.ul
havinn Hpeiial orders to raid certain
suspected "hood etc Joint h " The
raiders scat tor d tliron:h three fron
tier titwn Itock Hpilnj;s, tlreon
litor and South Superior.
lrtiMrM Itnuitflit In.
In ten ijiinute tho first prison rs
were holnu brought bark to tho iar
headituartern along with snniideg of
i oiif ise;.ted h"tuor. I". S. Com m Is
storor 1.. H. Hiown held a "drnm
lttMd" cuurt in the 1'ullnutn di.iwltiK
room. K. I. Sirihltnu. ittvlslin chem
ist, estaMii-hed an tmproniptu lalteia
torv at the other end of tho car.
Sauipb n iif the seized lienors wore
phen to stnhlmc. As iinhUlr as ho
Cherries
KOYAL ANNE BLACK REPUBLICAN J
p And other IJIack Cherries - Highest t
4 Trices paid. Sec us before you' sell. f
Drager Fruit Company j
m& and tmmaru
believed In me, that In you I have
had a friend to whom I could come
with anything. You knew all about
that mad marriage of mine when I
waa only 1 the marriago which
' ah, well, you know the story, why
; repeat It. Suffice it to say that my
I short two years of married lite
changed me from an idealistic vls-
lotiary child to a woman of human
i understanding.
" 'I knew after that two years that
Intolerance la the utipardonabie sin
and moral courage Ihe greatest of
virtues.
" "You may think it strange, dear
George.' she continued looKing up in
to my face with un expression of
ewectnt-88 I have never seen in the
eyes of any other woman, 'that you
yourself have helfVd me to fight any
feeling of intolerance that I have
bad for Ihe shortcomings of others
and to cling ateadfaft'y to the cour
ago of my convictions at whatever
cost to myaelf. '
Claverlng had looked rather 1k-
wlldered aa Dr. Milton was speaKing
and here ho Interrupted: "Are you
sure. .Milt, that you are not idealiz
ing that woman? Imn't you know
that you are making here a creature
much too fair and good for human
nature's dally foodT"
"No, she la not, ,11m, she Is very
human aa you will see before I fin
ish this story and one of her last in
junctions to me waa. that if I show
ed to you her side of tho triangle I
was not to set anything down In its
extenuation. She -'wanted yoi l,io
know her side aa each of you being
an nttorney of either Glendening or
hlh wife, you would of necessity have
Ho.cn their sides.
"'I expect,' ahe confessed to me,
'that I have done (hose things I lint
I should not have done and 1 have
not done those things that I should
have done, but I but what 1 am and
as such I muBt be judged.' "
"Isn't that almost the same thing
that Harry Glendening said In his
letter, Jim?" asked Havis.
"I think r.o. I wonder if he learn
ed it from her, or if she took is from
him. Strange, how people uncon
sciously grow Into the same little
halilta of speech, action or thought
If they care much for each olher."
"Margaret waa al her very host;
when nhe met Glenleiiing," explain-1
ed Dr. Milton. "She was only 25 1
years old." i
"They are both under 30 now,'.
Interrupted Da via. "Harry's wife is I
31. She is older than he."
"Do you think that is one of the I
reasons for the unliuppiness of the
Gh ndenlngs?" Milton asked.
"1 can tell better when tho stories
are all In,'1 said Clavering. "Go on.
Milt, tell us moro of what Margatet
Karl told you."
Tomorrow Aac anil the Woman.
derided thoy wore Illegal tho prison
ers were Uken before Commissioner
mown at un; oppusiit; eim ui uivj
i itiiniiiii. in n iiiiiL ii'Mii y - it ifoii-
ers had been taken, arraigned ln'fnre
Ilrown und held io hail for trial be
fore the federal court in Cheyenne.
Five of the prisoners were women.
i Several wept bitterly. All but four I
I ..t fii. !..,! Iw.ll.lu
I Tho raiders then flawed a freight
i tntin, eouiniandepred nn empty Lox
i r; r, loaded It with 4.000 Kallons of
.talced liquors und lett ilie Hidini; in
la whirl of dust at tbe end of the
: freight train. At tho next Junction
; point the ruMman ear was switched
to an express and tho posse returned
; to their homes in Cheyenne, a hun
dred miles away.
Swifter even than old-time frontier
j Justice, the new method has struck
an even deep, r terror in tho hearts
'of evil doers. A noticeable halt in
! bootlegging activities throughout tho
j w nolo state was the chief result,
f Added to this i-amo a wholesome re-
spoct for tho law.
M. c. n.i).iir(;n. ai-cthinkkii
llo Is tin- miii vtte r"ls the hlrh
dolliir for your property. Soe lilm
for d:it.s. 5.10 N. IMno St., 1U0
hurg, Oregoi).
School Laws in Various States.
'tiliini(ln. iVtmiM'tli'iit, Massarlm
si'tt Nixv ll.inipslilri', (ililo, kta
huniii. North l'itk.tn, Wost Vlrifinla,
Louisiana snd Kl iriila 1 not nrcipt
i-iTtltii-nti's frnnfr,l by other stall's.
Munv of tlii'i,.. tiowover, ls-ui othor
cortitii'iiti's on tl'o basis of reooirniu'd
cioilontlsN, proviiled tho rinuire
nii'tits aro ni.'T Connwtiout Is tho
only sluto whirli Issuos oortthVati'S
wholly on tho trails of examination,
snil iloos not a.-,, .pt croilits from In
stitutions fitlior within or without the
si ate.
Wanted
Preserve Forest
Scenic Beauty
Persona who wish to place adver
tising signs In the national foresia
of Oregon ana Washington must ob
tain permission from a forest officer,
states District Forester Geo. H. Cecil
at Portland. Oregon.
" The regulations governing the use
of national.1 forest lands prohibit
the mutilation, eefacement or des
truction of objects of natural beauty
or of jBcenlc value on such lands;
and Incidentally provide for legal ac
tion towards penalties for violation.
Only those signs which are of dis
tinct service to the traveling public
; nd whlcii are well constructed and
sightly will be allowed. All persons
who have already posted, signs ou
niti.iml rnreai land will be requested
either to remove them, or else obtain
written permission from a forest of
ficer to continue ineni
Ti, nnuiiinn of ihe forest service
in that the national forests at least
should be kept free of objectionai ad
vertising s:gns and only such signs
.-nd notices as are actually of as
sistance to the public should he al-
l.,u-,.H and thesiA In lie Sfliail. BU1U
Mr. Cecil.
M-u inl.lmlnalA nlncelliz of ad
vertislng signs and billboards along
the roads of the country nas aeiac
a ....v. nt tha itemirv of the natur
al li ndscape, and campaigns against
the practice have neen wn;uii
time to time In most parts of the
i-n,.,i tSfite. The matter Is or mo
ment not only to those wnose eu-
in....... nf om cnunrrv-sine i loo
sened, but especially to m
latod by numbers ef outside tourists
who come to this section i)w "
the beauty and attractiveness of the
landscape.
Tho forest service piauen iu
signs, which i.re always small, with
. .i. ..unn.i fnreats hut the whole
Idea of these signs is service to the
traveling public, or cauuoimiy ,
reminding the public to bo careful
with fire in the forest.
nnU,.ra In HOllie pattS OI
Ihe Northwest are bothered by irre
sponsible persons defacing, cutting
or tearing down these B"vernnient
signs or notices. This is a violation
of a government regulation and can
k. nrosecutcd as a trespass, Mr.
Cecil pointed out.
NOTICE.
I intend 10 close my office In th
near future, t have about tsu vol
umes of reports and Digest, includ
ing Oregon nnd California reports,
and about 115 volumes of standard
text books. Including C. Y. C, a.. 0
which I will sell very cheap. If in
terested call at my office and exam
ine the books. Make me an offer for
what you want. I can furnish a
printed list of the books by mail.
J. O. FULLERTON.
NOTH 'K KOH BUM VOH I'IV IH-
riur.ii:T IIUNDM.
Notion is herehy tflveii that tho un-.lersiKll-d.
Heeorrter of t''y "f
Iti.Hebnrg. OreKeit. will. P to 5:0 P- m
".no Mh. Mi. at his offiee In tho city
hall rceive Hmlert prpoMt1s for the
purcliano ut tho City Strict Iniprovo
infiil Hi mils 'tt the City ot KoscburfT I"
Dm- H-i mof $J4.:M.'-'7,
Sntd hunils ar tssuod itnnor what !
i.w.u.' tlio H.itirroft IlerdiiiK At. In
.l.-neniliiMthms of Jto.t'o each, with in- j
t--r st at 6 per cent, payable Betnl-
unmiallv, and run from nnn to ten
v.-iirs Jit the option of tho City ot
ltosi-liurir;.
Tin rinlit to reject any and alt bids ,
i hi. .1 :t ltoMoburx. Oresou. May I
ii. 1. w ri irrii, i
ltecordrn of the City of UusoburK. Ore- I
How's the
Grain?
Will you need a binder
iiiowit or rake?
Order now and get carlot
prices. j
" ft. binder with transport
truck , . . .1
$209
S ft. binder with tractor hitch
nnd transnurt truck
$220
5 L vertiral lift mower
$75.50
U.ivo you triod our ground
oits nnd ctirn instead of mill
run? $1 jmt nark. rhok
lUirhnnk 6tM ppuds. llerry
llallocks.
Ilrlnn your
Wool and Mohair
fur carlot p hi y aunt
Friday, May 26th
FARM BUREAU
Cooperative
Exchange
HOtillBlKG AXD OAKUMI.
LOIKIK DIltECTOKt.
gnfd convocations on Brat an a
third Tu.dM. Mi-o-tc Tn.pl. Alj
members rtquMlcd to aujna
Vl.i.1". ka!'Nv ?!N? H l h. Priest-
ttMular communication. :1 n44
Wtdne.iKys each month, at
Tsuiple. Roseburg. Or Visitors wet-
"m- W. U THOMAS. W. M.
w V A T. M. nosetourB Review
No. 'll hold regular meeting's or i -en.1
Thureday. at 210 P.m. and fourth
Tliur.ilay at S:l"i p.m. isltlnic '"''"
invited to arernl reviews, kaccabe
HM?BCsWffi0 Com.
JEW IB IlAl'I'. .Col
TIIK KCI'HIT MEIIt' A""'r
TIO meets In me ilaccabee hall the
1st and 3rd Tueisv."j'cl ma th
u. R. .. aitr cuspl" ! 8
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thursdays In each month.
All sojourning brothers and sisters
are respectfully Invited teattond.
MRS. ELIZABETH KLNTAN, W. M-
1- Hh.ft ji.)n.'..": .-.-w
HKBKKAII Roseburg Ilebekah
Lodge No. 41. I. O. O. P.. meets In
Odd Follows Tempi; every week on
Tuesday evening. Visiting rneirbers
In good standing are invited t. at-
,en SUSIE JACKSOX. N. O.
EVA LENOX. Secy.
ETHEL HAILEV. Fin. Becy.
K. o. T. M. Meets eich second and
fourth Thursday of each month la
Maccabee ball, corner Cass ana fine
streets. Visiting Knights always
welcome. ooonMAJf Com.
O W. HA Pi'. R. K.
BAOLEa Hoseburg Aerte meets In
Mooee hall on Jackson St. on 2nd anl
4th Monday evenings of each month
at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren in
good standing alwavj welcome.
A. J. WL'Ll f, W. P. P.
W. M. LA MERE, W. P.
B. F. GOODMAN. Secretary.
MTGD ABTl.s Meets In Macca
bee hall every Wednesday evening.
VlsUIng members always welcome.
RICHARD ni'KCH. M. A.
MILDRED M'CtTI.LOCH Treas.
KLSIR H 1 11 ell li c I , oecy
LOVAL, OltDkH OF MOOSE Rosebnrg
Lodge No. 103T meets flrst and
third Tuesday evenings of each
month at 8 o'clock In the Moose hall.
All visiting brothers are Invited to
attend.
C. W. CLOAKE. Dictator.
H. O. PAROETER. Secretary,
B. P. O. LCrka. Ilosebwrg I.odKe No. 336
Horn regular coromunicanons ai
the Elks' Temple on each Thursdsy
of every month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and all
visiting brothers are cordially In
vited to attend.
J. E. FT.rRRT, E. R.
J. O. CAT. Jr., Secy.
UOOUVIKN OH THE WOIH.lt Camp
No. 125, meets in uaa i-euows nnu
In Rosehurg every 1st and Jrd Mon
day evenings. Visiting neighbors
always welcome.
FREDERICK PORTER, & C.
M. M. MUiER. Clerk.
I. O. O. V- 1'hlletarlan Lodae No. 8
Meets In Odd iellows Temple every
Friday "Venlng at 7:30 o'clock. Visit
ing brethren are always welcome.
FRED MILLER, N. O.
A. J. tlEDDES. RC. SeC.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
KlClllllOtts ov WOOUCMAI-1 Lilac
Circle No. 4ti. meets on 1st and ara
F .day evenings In Moose hall. Visit
ing nelahl-ors Invited to attend.
HKI.I.B CRENSHAW. C. N.
MAROARET WHITNEY, Clerk.
No. 4 4, meis avory weanesaay even
tnK In DoukIah Abstract Hall, corner
Jackson A Washington Bta. VliU
ora always welcome.
RUDOLPH R. RITZMAN. G C.
ROT O. TOUNO, M. F.
K. K. WIMBEKM. K. R. ft
Perfect Plumbing
means health in tho summer,
peaee of mind in winter and satis
faction all the time.
SCOTT BROS
Phone 407 Main and Oak
V Takealittlethinglikea dozEggs
4 You take up your phone and f
f tell us you want a dozen ecss. f
d That's all we ask you to do. 4
d We deliver them to you. We d j
2 BUHranleo tho same service aa A ;
j though, you were here- A
K It's the same with every pur- 5
j chase you make, and we aro ?
misbty clad to perform these 5
(f services for you. f
d Ask us about what is new and 4
& Rood. d
tECONOMY.GROCERY, Phone 63
Time to Give up
Old Methods
Let u.i clean your garments.
We take every preeaution to
make your parm-nt like new,
nl w.ll continue that way so
that jou can trust your most
delicate silks to our care.
r.'rvice.rViC U alWa J'Ur
RHETORS
Thone 472. 80g N. Jllck,on gL
JOHN HUMMEL
Ducciiur w a. a, rniiupt. !
TAILOR
Domestic woolen suits from ijj ,.
Kiclustve woolen suits for JL,.fl
dressers I Nr,rlhrpl
HOTEL UMPQUA
"Rosburg'c Finest"
NEW AD MODERN
The people of Douglas eonnrt
are Invited to make their head,
quarters here.
W. J. WEAVER. Prop.
HEINLINE
Conservatory of Moale mmt n.
Piano. Harmony, Voice. Vlolla, an.
Kindergarten and Duanlnr
Phone J90. Kohlbagen Bulldlm
FLOWERS
speak a language ot their on
a language of love and sentiment.
"Say It with flowers."
Phone 240.
THE FERN
C. M. JONES
AUTO TOPS. 1 lH(I.ST-tlvG
FUHNITl'ltK VrilOI.STI:iUa
HA1TIIBSSKJ IIBMADB
VVtaearsler d,S. Jirlum stfc
Phone 4S.
For Dryer Stoves & Pipes
SUE '
J.H. SINNIGER
SHEET METAL WORKS
329 N. Jackson.
June is Coming
next week. This 'means the
canning season is here.
j We have fruit jars, caps and
K Jar rubbers, as well as the
E needed sugar,
p Give us a call.
J North Side Grocery
g TIIONE 324.
WANTED!
Water Wells to DrilL
Have new equipment can
drill to depth of 1000 feet
Contracts taken for deep&r
shallow wells. Prices re
sonablc,
ALBERT GRAHAM
LOOKING GLASS
First Class
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
A law oilil lots of speria'1;
priced municipal bonds. NoTt,
rilK EAHNINlifl.
5nn.no I.ewlston (Iilahnl J'
Is;, 6 per cent bond, yield I f'
cent.
lisno.00 Minidoka (I.l.iho) due
l:i6. 6 per cent bond, yifld Per
cunt.
7'ino.On Malheur County C1";
Konl IrrlKitlon bond, duo l"
yield 64 per cent.
$7cn(i.n(i svattlo Imp. bonds, i"
iy-4, yield 6 per cent.
lsoon.00 City of Prosser (Wash
T per cent pnvlnff bonds, d"
1927. 11)28. 1!)29, yield 7 per cent.
11000.00 City of ijesvenworta
(Wash., bonds, due 1923 to l9i''
yield 7 per cent.
Astoria Improvement llonds,
yield 6 per cent.
1000. 00 llend (Orecon) Improve
ment bonds, yield 6 4 per cent,
f.'.ono.oo 1'nlon Tounty (Oreues)
roud bonds, yield 6.S0 per cent.
tnnoo.00 Ituskln (Washlnatos)
Imp. bonds, yield 7 per ceiiu
RICE & RICE
BOND imOKF.Hd
itosKiurno. okeoos.
Now
is the
Time
Get your summer clothinj
ready to wear now.
i f ... .u.u UA. x.ut can bt
done with your oldest garment
a trial will convince.
Our Auto Will Cn
Pbone S77.