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THURSDAY. JULY 13, W?2.
PACK THRCI
L&&yn Masonic Pica ic
to Be Tomorrow
TIRE PRICE
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SLASHED
Days
Tires and Tubes at Wholesale
FOR THE
Next-Ten
You can Buy Tires and Tubes at
Dealers' confidential list
BARNUM & WILSON
.117 North Jackson Street.
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The first annual pieni.- Rlv.n by
l.aunl IihIkp nnd Knsi iiurc t-liuptor
tfi of ilio Kabtern Slur will bo rt-luliraied
K lomurrnw afternoon and rvvning ul
g ltulton t (trove.
55: Th chairmen of llm oommlllws
S have reported that n-.-rythiui will bo
W in re:ulln"a as orii.-iii.illy planned,
jf free Johnson and W. F. Harris have
g bein (talheriwc umierial for an abun
plj dunce ot good ice cream. Ian ltubar
will-wear the -l"l s rap. and his able
assistants report that the roITet- will
be si rattling hot and will lie rervi-d
a la rafeteria, and ull that hone at
nnilinit will have to do is to walk up
to hi stand and tak.- it away.
The womlyard roininiitee consistinR
of Wallace, Ki.ier. llui.ar and Wood
are now busy Katio iiiiR suffb-U nt
tuvl for I be i het mid Umfire ran
miltcP. t'bief iiiast i-niei hanlc Kun-
yr.n promises to havi a touple of ta- i
bios uiiU Morris c hairs for the chair- (
men of all commit'ees so that they
can work faster and not keep tho poo- j
pie walling for mrviiv.
Joe lienn, head of the truck brl-j
gade, says that ho wants everything:
readv to out ou the truck at 5 o'clock
S sharp, and thoso having eiiuipment to
take out. had Detier see mui meir
material Is loaded on time.
Yard-masters lilies and Judd will
look after the parking of the cars so
that no one will Have difficulty in
gelling out.
Mr. Peterson and his assistants
will havo several sols of horseshoes
ready lor the ambitious members In
order to work off their surplus ener
gy and win a prize.
ri'.i-u li-l.-llilnnv will lie there
H with his song sheets and a 2x4 for a
oaion, aim . i u- unrimiiift,
K and not singing, will not receive an
gl ice cream or roffeo check.
K Sirs. Runyan. worthy mat
K the Eastern Star. Is getting
U sood program and Hon. O. P. Co
ts) show will take part in this, together
A with several others. Myrtle Creek
K will be represented by its banker,
K Guy It. Hates.
S Kverybody having an automobile
S or a Ford is urged to carry as many
as they possibly can. and not leave
any of those desiring to go, at homo.
This is their part of making the event
a success, as tho committee has found
It impossible to arrange transporta
tion in any other way.
I
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b:
of
up a
cess, with which nil picture fans are
(International News Service.)
fes ANGELES. July 13. Los An-
iriANS nEFV
nnvfP"; Cf AlMSfamlllar-
UUTLu O Vbnu 10 ,.j used t0 prppa,.e a negaiivo with
iwychical researchers promise
b.aie Dr. Ilerewood Carrlngton,
rthur Conan Doyle anil other
kiWm?n ho enthusiastically pur-
ihe cor sDirlts with the camera.
lot with the Ktin, look like a hunch
iiia(ir parlor entertainers.
Lwal psychics modestly assert they
do as much as Sir Arthur. They
I -Jiat they can equal the stunt of
firrlngton, of the American i
riiol institute, who Is engaged
kiting: a camera study of the soul
at.
h It Is likely that the challenge, t
astcd to Sir Arthur by the l.os ;
fries Society of Mpglcians, to the
kt that the slight-of-hnnd men
duplicate anything the British
hie will fhow them, will be taken
y prophet In our own land.
1 question was asked today:
re hut In Los Angeles Is there
equipment to satisfy the most
ramcntal spook who ever clam-
for a close-up?'
discussing his experiments in
tl motion photography, Dr. Guy
rt today explained to a dased
ter the principles underlying
Astral holies," began Dr. Ho-
'vihrate at a wave length which
I ordinary eye and ear cannot
Mi. Physical matter will e.-tteh or-
7 light rays so that the camera
record it. The psychic may be
Jerc-d as a receiving Instrument.
bed to catch the greater wave
h of vibration. That Is. the me-
f has the power of furnishing the
lance known as octoplasm, from
n me ethereal body can be built
" that it may he seen by the or
ry eye or recorded by an ordl-
I Pliotoeraphlc plate. The same
'ipie governs astral motion oho-
pphy.
'he reason Dr. Tarrington, of
Ameri,an pnyohlcnl Institute In
' York, is conducting his Photo
nic experiments with a cat Is
cats possess astral vision and
fee things humans can't. Hence
XITession. 'rat-fit.1
pake photography Is produced
""T''e -iqui,ip exposure' pro-
caustic potassium which caused the
plate to become porous and retain
part of the first picture on it, even
though the plate was rubbed. Then
I'd take a second picture on top of
the first one. Result: Spooks'."
Archdeacon Itlack, who was ex
pected to hold services at tho St.
George's church Sunday, will be un
able to be here.
AltOU.VD THE TOWN
Hen Xichols Here
Ben Nichols, wife and daughter, of
Riddle, were In the city today on bus
iness and pleasure. Mr. Nichols re
ports crops excellent in his section,
and a bumper prune harvest will be
had this year.
VLsliing Here
-Mrs. L. II. Hook, of Lednc, Alberta
Canada, Is staying a short time In the
city visiting at the home of Mr. and
Make Correction j
In last evening's article of the Re
beknh Installation, it states that Mrs.
Tillle 1. Johnson is vice-president of
the Rebekah assembly, while this of
fice la held by Mrs. Edytho Kelley.
Mrs. Johnson acted as district depul
grand marshal.
At the Grand
Arrlvuls at the Grand hotel tntla
were .Mr. and -Mrs. J. Sinclair, Car
den Valley; A. Perkins, C'entralia:
Charles Hillings, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Kent, Hollywood; Ralph
Bollenbaugh; O. E. Dyer,
Valley; V. Cilstrap, Sutherlin; J
S. lliatt, Salem.
NOTICE.
If you have any second linnd furnl
turo to disposo of, let Jarvis and Hol
lows make you an offer before you
sell. 3:9 West Cass SI. Phono 25-1.
0-
he bride'
knows
that "HE" really is human
after all, and does enjoy
good cooking.
For years she has s?cn her
mother take down a can of
Crescent Baking Powder
and has known that some
thing good was in the mak
ing. So her "first grocery order
starts with "Crescent Bak
ing Powder, please." Buck
ed by years of satisfaction
in homes of the West.
No Bitter Taste With
Crescent
Let us Show you our stock of High
Grade Automobile Accessories.
J. 0. Newland & Son
Dealers in Pudge Brothers Products
ITS A TREAT forJtoDine
,THE GRAND GRILL
Wholesome and tasty Foods, prepared
by the best Chefs in these parts.
Crescent
Manufacturing
Company
Seattle, Wash.
Ifornln; A. II. Tebo and wife, San
Iiiego; J. f. lirlffin and wife, Port
land: A. C. Haag and wife. Salem; P.
M. Pennington and wife, Fresno; 11.
A. Wise and wife, Portland; I". A.
Nelson and wife, Portland; James
Sweeney and wife, Kalispel. .Mon
tana; T. O. Cravens and wire, l.os
Angeles; 11. T. t'hnpln and wife, l.os
Angeles; W. It. Thompson anil wife,
l.os Angeles; K. D. Cravens and wife.
Los Angeles; .1. K. Ilrennnn and fam
ily, San 1'ranclsco.
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Al.TO.N 8. KBKY AND SONS
THE GRAND GRILL
Ul'ltVK'K VOI-I.I. I.IKK" d
VISITORS AT THE
AUTO CAMP GROUNDS
Short Stories of th Strangers
Who Stop In Their Journey
Along the Highway.
Here Iom Olnlln
1!. P. Huntley, of Olnlla, was In
Roseliurg tooay attending to business
inattors. Mr. Hunfloy only recently
returned from Kelson Springs, wlu-re
he has been spending several weeks
Mrs. II. 1.. UoucocK, on Hint sireei. i (r his lioalih. The mineral water
Mr. nud Mrs. Hock are favorably I greatly benefited his health, and he
Impressed with this vicinity, and ill return soon to receive further
speak most highly or tiic wonuoriu. . neutment
climate.
At the Vinnqun
Arrivals at the rinpn.ua hotel todaj
were V. W. Marks, Kugene; O. C.
Long, YoncalU; William Watson and
family, Shasta springs; koss .
Watt, Kugene; E. P. Ciregg, Powers;
L. K. West, Tacoma: Chet llemmen
way, F.' I.. Jones, Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Root, Medford; Lee Mor
gan, Salem; Max Godfrey, Portland;
H. C. Hansen. Medford; Mrs. Vinson,
and daughter, Medford; H. A. Hamp
ton, Portland.
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YOI XO C.IRL TI.TIVATKS
FORTY ACRES OF OROt Xn
Refreshnieuts ronn(eil
Several gallons of butterni.lt i
have twen ilonniod y the Iionlasj
County Creamery to the slrikmi
railroad workeia here, hnttvrmP'- '
lieing kept on tap at strike head-;
quarters practically every day. To
day the creamery presented strike
headquarters with four gallons of
ice civani. The men greally ajipro- j
elate these donations.
The tent-houses which Mr. Young
has erected at the lo-al camp grounds
nrn lipinco lnnlrfil .-it enviollslv bv a
Camus . m),Pr f iot al people who liavc
been scouring the city in vain for a
vacant house. Mr. Young has been
approached by a number of people
wno uesire to rem uiose u-iiis ny uiu j
month or longer, and be says lie
would probably have no trouble
renting twenty or more of tho. e tenia
to local poojd". fine man who has
his family here while ho is employed
as a truck driver on the Itot:f Imr
Wllbur contract, is erecting a tent
house for himself, ns ho expect to
be here for about three months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. Campbell and
family, of Seattle, who spent last
night here, are enroutn to Cuba and
points along the Atlantic seaboard.
Mrs. I. ula It. ltohlnson, sou and
daughter, nre on ilnlr way lo Los
Angeles nnd point'- In southern Cali
fornia. Mr. Ilohlnsnn is connected
with the Tacoma Times.
Mr. and Mrs. 1!. J. Olds nnd dan.T'i-
Are reaoy to. furnish any I umbel
and timbers needed for any building
as low as anyone. See us oefore buy
Ing elt. where. Patronize Koseburg
: labor. Phone 324.
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! Returns l Yom Kugene
Mrs. H. V. Ogden returned from
i Ruaeno last evening, after spending
neve nil Hays with friends and rela
' tlves. Mrs. Ed Singleton, who ac-
Icomnanled Mrs. Ogden on the trip.
will remain in Eugene for a while,
Wilt iwiinwi -.Mn
.nlSomething New
' UNDER THE
Summer Sun
are on their way
ter, of l,oi Angel.
to Vancouver, 1!. C.
Charles ninir and William Hedge,!
of Gooding. Idaho, aro looking over;
this country in h'.pes of finding a
.I,',. 4n IA nrAinrt suitable lo atlon. Mr. Plnlr snvs that
pues to naming lhir nr0 ,.irK0 r,.)g this .Iir , n
parts of Idaho.
Strike Leader Re-
(Continued from page one.)
(International News Service.)
PITTSKIELD. 111., July 13. Edith
Stout, a 14-year-old girl here, has
broken forty acres of ground, using i ha( un(on
walking plow and a team of mules.
She worked the ground, preparing it
for corn, and is now working It for
the fourth time.
Edith's field Is one of the best
looking in Pike county.
hoa biuarters of the maintenance of
way rail employes struggled today
to prewnt u general outlaw stride cf
Telegrams have ee n re-
Seasonable Suggestions!
For the Housekeeper
Juice Extractors Wire Strainers
tanning Racks
olanders
ruit Presses
f reserving Kettles
Fruit Jarholders
Fruit and Vegetable
' Canners.
Cherry Pitters
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
padgley-Zigler Hdw. Co.
rhUftt id '4
ceived from over 100 locals over the
roantry linl' aiing the men's dissat
isfaction with the presence of guards
nd I'nitod States marshals o: th ,
rrilroad property. Vnless stiet
guards are removed, the inion offi
cii.ls fear an uiiaiitliorl;d strik". na
tionwide in scope, they said this af-t-
rncon.
Rail Strike Itnttle.
(Hi- t'nll-'1 fr" I
OnoviLI.E Jul. 13 .'.i armed men
this morning surrounded th j Western
Pacific shops here and after a battl.'
in whl.-h n ' lrlv L'O" shots were Ilp-d,
overpov.eri.-ii 'Le guards. itiva.o1 Im
shops ao.l leal several of tiie stnk '-
bl:lk. .'S .t-,d Iired seve-,. riltl'ls "f
l.ulleH hri.1 r. 1 the pl;iro. T ,i y 'In
(reaped, ui i i , tilled, i.i iute.:ii.iblie
Many of ;.io a'iaeker w re niahk d
Many of l';e ttrike-hreiker we e
asleep at 'n. time of th" t'ta-k. fi"
gaards resi for a r.O'ne.i, an.l
then, outnim'jered. sarr ndore-l. T'ie
railroa-l iiItkIs t,ejeve i r ri t. rs
are striker.-, 'I ie union 3ffl'lali deny
l-i-owled-T .
Willing Send Troop.
j wS7I!N;ton. July is. u.. p.)
K ' The federal goverment will
se:,d troopi mtfi any reiiion wh -re
the s'ate sufhorlii.s are unable lo
maintain law and order ai.d atfm I
peotertion for mail train operaiicti.
Secretary Weeks announce,! tod iy.
General H:nes. ronimanding at S.'n
Antonio. Texas, has been ordered to
prepare troop tor service at isn-
Ison. Texas, anoum ine autnorities
there fail to restore order.
John Wldbv. of Mlbttr. washing-
Ion, and Leonard lleapby. of the;
same place, are inrouto to (.rants.
Pas and Myrtle point. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. c. u Hatcher and)
family, of Chilla. eila, Missouri, nre
going to Seattle. This Is tho second;
time they have sueiped here. II. H.
Ha'cher, of Portland. Is traveling
wlib the party nr far as Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. II P. Johnston and
family, of Los Aneelea. are enroule
lo Vancouver. II. '. Mr. Johnston's
nldt son Is a dKiblod war veteran,
nnd they will sf "d a few months
traveling for the purpose of benefit
ting his health. T y have
fit. and are ha'.ini: an en
. Other visitors
f.miilv. Kao ('ov, M
1 "rooks and faml.y Vnncotivrr. 11. C :
li. Collins, San I'ranciwn: li. S.
15 fl
- AM-'-:! i
MONKEYS. IN
THE SENATE '
AND OUT OF IT
P.y KENNETH W. CLARK,
(Unlti-A Ptpb wtarf Correaeon.UnO
JVASillNCTON, July 13. The sen
ate has entered the show business:
"Smiling Jim" Watson, of Indiana,
assisted by Sennlor MoCuniher. North
linkota, and members of the finance
coniinlttee, is chief "barker" and cx
hlldior. During the long, tedious debates
on the tarifT Watson nnd McCumber
originated the idea of Illustrating the
effect of tariff rates by bringing arti
cles into the senato for exhibition.
The "Senate Sideshow" includes
everything from a toy monkey to the
latest design In foreign made shot
guns.
Oilier exhibits consists of cuckoo
e'n-l-s. watches, padlocks, bird cageB,
electric hair dryers, cabbage seeds,
ica'ls. lou-els, handkerchiefs, knives,
canes, carving sets, tnermos noiiies,
pearl necklaces, straw hats, curling
it-ens. pipes, suit cases, plntos and
blankets.
The toy monkey exhibit drew unus
ual attention, both from the republi
can and democratic sides, and afford
ed a packed gallery with considera
ble amusement.
ATtor tellin.
difference in
prices on a long list of articles, Wat
son nicked up the shifted monkey nnd
looking straight at Senator Harrison,
of Mississippi, declared:
"Now I come to something which
will exclto the risibilities of mv good
friend from Mississippi. Ho has ex
amined it carefully and 1 thought he
might 1' Interested In the address
that William Jennings llryau has
been making In which Hryiin It at
tempting to convince the American
people that there is nothing to the
tbeorv of evolution nnd thai neither
he nor his oncestora descended from
i.. -n'ti.v. in n-iordatieo with
the Darwinian theory of evolution.
"I '- ill snv to my friend from Mis
sissippi," Watson continued, "that I
haven i any Intention at all of sayinz:
anything about the ancestry of tho
democratic party and Hint ho need
not have given himself such great
the landed cost was 31 cents; tho re
tail cost wai $2; tho spread between
tho foreign cost and tho retail price
was SS3 percent; the spread between
the landed cost and tho retail price
was 54I percent."
"1 think if facta con prove any--thing,"
Watson continued, "I have
shown, first, with respect to the cost
of production abroad, that Its very
cheapness Is something with which
we cannot compete, and In the ab
sence of n protective tariff Amerlcon
Industry would bo undermined and
destroyed."
Watson has stage managed three
"tariff productions." In the next show
he plans to tralu a number of adiff
tional "8onntor-actors" for a pageant,
with each senator carrying some for-elgn-mnde
article around the cham
ber. 0
Rebtkahs to Motor
to Kelley ys Kor'rer
Several auto loads of mombcra of
tho nelmkah lori of this city will
motor out to Kelley'a Korner thU
rvflnlnff whoro thoy will bo enter
tnlnpd at th home of Mrs, Edythe
Kelley. vice-president of the RebckaK
1 Asuembly of Oregon. The occasion is
tho sennte of Iho wide Mrs. KeUeys birthday anniversary.
American and foreign nnd to commemorate the day, she In
vfd the local IoiIrg to motor out
and tnjoy a pleasant evmilnK on the
bountiful lawn surrounding tho Kel
lev home. The evening will be in
formal and a dainty luncheon will be
served.
KOTII'K TO '(tTm Timl.
ff.nliMl will ho rrrplvfil hv th
'tninl n' I lrp'tor of (onoH(liit m1
Mi Imol pNlrl- t N. 12. ilM-. Oriron,
2 f. hi.. .ImIv 22. nr.!. fur th 'i.ctlon
trul i (duplet Inn i.f ll l'ulillc Hclipol
Miitlilhifcr. iK .'..nlhiif to plaim nml mi'
"cut In iin iirM'"ivl lv i'him H. Murv-r-if.
n rfl 1 1 t M-t . jMI'iitiy, OreKiiii. All
Ml- piifst ti nrpn'iipiinlfrt bv h frll
ftt'il rric-K, piiVHl lo '(Vinf"li'lttfl
. .. .,tri- l N. I . Ht'.-Kon."
f.,r n,. ntn of fp'K a iriLTintf- t lint
thf -.Titriii-iir will furriNh on npprnvel
IxiimI -him1 In &0 pt vt nt if th on
irml within l-n il:iv nfi-r the awnnl
inu (if th contract t'ontrnrt"r ar
rc.ilrMl to 1.'inlt 120 hi a (ruamnt
to rrturn plani Ht I Imn aurci tl up
nnil th11 lowont hliltliTS win i ro-
ii i --l in fnriilxh ri'foi cnt'1 inturae-
"(inrrT'i bv roinlna: over to my di'SK torv u ihv hoard
and fxamlnltiK this article; but had
our mutual friend, William .Irmilntr
Hrynn any Idea of the v.mt profit
made out of the stuffed Imitation of
a monkey, I do not think bo would
have tahn Hticti Rreat nm'rutre nt
tho thmiKht itr our desront from the
real r-lmi;tn nrlble."
"Tho fnrcipn cost wni 1 eontp;
All ttt-lK nniftt he mntlo out on bianK
proi"t!n1n t'T trip wnnio.
IIIhiiIo fiirtilnlifd upon appMi ntlnn hy
the n re 111 to t. I'ltinH 11111 HtM'Clfh'Htlont
tim' he n-'ii nt fiiiintv Hdionl Hnpcrlii
t"nMtt'H otTlct. )ttHt Inirir. Itc-ortl Ab
rt t u t f iffu . ri iUihI, ori-Kon, or at
An hltcct'n OPlc.
Th tuciril r'-frvfn th rght to re
ject nay nn H
MV o!dr rl
't'.I.' ir"K"T.
, hool Hoard No. 13,
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