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ROSEBUAO NEWS-REVIEW, MONOAV, JANUARY 8, 19?3. rGE four How to Hold Down i Cost of Living- ZM . r i lit 1 1 Cost of household supplies during a year are an important item in family expenses. The saving that we can assure housewives who buy at this store will materially cut down the cost of living. We want you to come in and let us demonstrate tin's fact, as all our groceries and food products are sold at Bargain Prices every day. I EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE r. CHAPTERS FROM A WOMAN'S LIFEl I w - Garbage Wagon Horsa Is Blue R.bbon Winner J By Jans Phelps Chapter 1H. (Walter. ,,II1 forgive your mother I'ntll the doctor came, not s W'ordcalllU(C me to at I. -nil li r dig. hue's was spoken. As Walter let aim la a bora nurse." 1 heard biui say: I Helen wa lying 'i'h her eyes flx- ".Not the rioa; asrain?" led ou the door Leu he ruurned, "No. a liinid. i tils time." Walter hut before either of them could aoawered. "Aa accident, sprained ankle J think." The doctor came In, spoke pleas antly thin la a professional mau ner commenced to examine lleicu. Mrs. Fate row at once, gave Fldo to Walter with a curt lujunctios to! bpeak. Mrs. I'afce showed both of us out of the rouui, and declared the would take care of Ihe patient. I objected, but she was firm. "It iia't your place, IMireeu," the i-al.l with a look at Waller that made htm finish crimson. Once Jackson and Washington Sts. hv "iat iitccefcsary for this young I Muiuun. At her remark I thought Hel HUKMilKss f.liu, I'lTH llh'll Tltlhl' .V HOOKS ToalKht the Antlers Theatre will present the Ion awaited Wil liam ChrlKty Cuhjiim production. "Till Wo .Meet Again," Interpreted by an all alar cunt Including Mae Murnh, .Vnrniaii Kerry, Mailer Mill er. Manila Alanitfl.ld, J. Ilariny Mieny, Julia (jwaynu Ciordon and others of eu.ua! note. Ah prcwiit.il i,y Akkoi luted Kx hluitora, "Till We Mnul mi:uIii " tells the story of a girl who found be trayal where she had every right to irlvo confidence, and, when nho hud lout everything even ImT Identity he was accepted without question Into the bancout of crooks, who be friended and served her to the beat of their ability. , The romantic Interest In this Htory by William Christy Ciibaiilie. adapt ed to the screen by K.linunU tiould Inir, revolvea nrotind the love that crook leader and an aristocrat have lor the ulrl. Ho cleverly N t unfolded that It la wild the specta tor la kept in douht until the cll luux as lo which will win the girl, for crook and aristocrat alike are real men, each nerving the girl. Mao Mursh la the girl, uud Norman Kerry und Walter Miller are the two sult ora. llaiTI.lt IH A KTATK OF JIIXD Fine for Lumbago Musterole drives pain away and brings in its place delicious, toothing conduct. Just rub it in gently. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of muktard. It will not bh?ter like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Get Musterole today at your drug store. 35 and t5c in jars and tubes; hospital &ixe, $3.00. aUVI fUl II IAN A MUSTARD FLASTEB take hliu to her room, then puhcd again I was forced If admire my me aside and took her place beside , moiher-ln-law. She had taken my the doctor, saying: (side, bad protected me-; would not "You go too. Ltoreen. I will do1 allow me to wait upon the woman for whom 1 had beeu neglected. "I'll catch It from the Vater!" WHS perfect flapper he said to Ho be tween two limits. There are flap per ftrnndmotliiTft, flapper matrons, even some children are fluppers. It Is best expressed In how they think and what they do. "What Fools .Men Are." tin. t. mid picture nt tun Liberty Theatre in " niesu.iy and w ertiiesilay tells the truth about a perplexing muniri sia tlon of modern lite. It Is a plcturl latlon of "Tim Flapper," a play writ ten by Hugeiiu Walter, who has a reputation for telling the truth about llfo as It Is lctl, and In the flnpper he has chosen a timely char acter. Kin- the flapper Is every whereon the street, outside our window, In the house next door and even In our own home. Nur is she a pasalng fud. Blio bus come to lay. I In the opinion of nlrrrvera and everyone considers himself e,uull fled to any something on the subject- the flapper is an nuigrowih of conditions following he war. Work done by women and girls gave great er freedom and Independence to those that hud alwu)s worked, and to those who sought employ men! outside the home for the first time It whs ciniiiiHnatliui-- money o spend, freer contact with people and a general letting down of restraints and conventions. Out of this the flapper was born. Ilelng a rinpprr la n state of mind. II Is not affected by dollies lllir K There is no such thing as ivplcul flapper garb, nor can th ,n;,. ,,r ihe TALK OP' t.ltKAT XOItTM- WIIST AT TIIK .M.UI-S'ITC In "Tangled Trulls," nt tho Ma Jesilc tonight, N'enl Hart as Jack Horden, whom evil-doers had named "the tiger," receives Instructions to lake l'lil! Ijtwson, alias Murdiiek, a crooked mine promoter, who had added murder to his other crimes, and gets away. He l(uvcs a very tangled trail, which Jack starts out to solve leading to uiutiy svn?ulionul episodes. Of course, a tnle of this sort would be complete without a pretiv girl, love, and human touches, to stir the emotions. Thern an sev eral pretty girls who figure In the plot, and excellent character types Hint lend tn niaku the story a per fi ct offering. Walter said when In our room. "You know what you deserve,'' I said, then neither of us spot:" again. In the morning Mr.t. Tape haired him from the room where Helen lay, look In her breakfast herself, refus ing to allow Jennie to do It. As soon as Waller had left for Ihe studio, she called hp a hospital, ar- ambulaiice without eyelids qui und slightly. itut I wasn't sure. Yet I smiled to myself at the tone In which that "young -woman" had been said. It was acid. Walter was in the dining room, and I joined him. "Your mother tut me out," 1 said for want of something belter. "My (lod! I hope it's nothing t ranged for an worse than a sprain: that she isn't ! consulting me. Injured internally." ! "They'll he here In His look of anxiety, his anguish ed manner, made me writhe. Uut I kept 8 firm bold ou myi-clf, aa 1 atked: "W hat happened?" "I look Helen home, rather started 1 carried down, and to, and it was such 8 lovely night we ; lowed. decided to take a ride. We had a bite at a road house and were al most home win a 1 run into a tree. Kort uuately 1 waa going slow. The Jar threw Helen out! 1 thought the was ilead ut first," he finished. "Hhe's far from dead," I said re- m inhering the flllverlllg "it's tiothltig I am sine IT, minutes. ltoreen. Call a tavl. pleaM;." I obeyed. Her manner precluded qucHiloris. The ambulance and the taxi ar rived simultaneously. Helen was Mrs. 1'age fol- Shan't I go with you?" 1 asked. "You stay win re you ixrv," she add. the tone kind, although the words clipped. In an hour she waa back. "Now I'll go to bed," waa nil she said, and for the remainder of that eyelids. day, not until alter 4 o'clock, was but a i she lu evidence. sprain. We ll go in now. The doc- "How's Helen?" Walter asked, as tor will tell us " ,he came in, earlier ti:an usual. "Kverytlilng'a all right, Mrs. "She's all right and where she he rage," he turned to nie us we en- longs." Ilia inothir crisp voice told -red the room. "Just a sprained j htm.' ankle. I would advise the retnaiu I "Where? She Isn't here?" here uuietly for a day or two. then "So. She's at her own home. rew Tort From the sfcatts , of s e1'rt,"S ""so" to '"rt I ltlley, Kansas, a chestnut feld- , lug dubbed Bubmeraibls by a J buck private who sometimes , drove him to a post laundry . wagon, leaped Into fame at f oaUututl h.rse slew as s blue ribbon winner, cupturlns ths coveted championsUjI tot charg ers. The former lanndry borse Blight still have been going the J dull, routine rounds at uie ion i but for the eye of a lover of J horse fie., who taw r'1'illtle In the animal. Submersible was ( relieved of bis arduous tasks, the unkempt tall and the lonj , mans got better attention. J BANDIT HERO IN CUBA Popularity With People Makes His Capture k "icult. shit can ro to hnr own homo if she la moved car Hilly." He thm tinn ed to WalttT's iiioltHT, ami with a look of admiration on hit TiM't- raid: "You are admirable asKlstance, .Mrs. 1'uko. It ihn t oft;n 1 have Kiiy on bo ff.f lent." As he Was leaving ha biiM to whom unmarrud women bt-loni?. In stead of the home of a uiurricd man. who has no business being out with' her." My battle had hern foucht for me and Into my mind oiune the words: 'A tower of stronitth." (To He Continued.) IS In fnitn Ijookfng ;lmt Mrs. W. V. Harris, of Looking t.liiss, spent a short while i In the rlly this morning, shopping and visiting with friends. Wnils StAiicLird Geld Rcmc'i sUCttlfuUlLmK. .Arwl.r.t ft end! KlWitv wimU s-iTT foi tuo r !6 licsid nuiMs.nu bid u; fittctA f DtmAnti MM If rnl tm MrhillS porttditft M aji rvi mm nut ra :3 iTtt v ' ' . s. ' mwwm ,v!' ;iA.i'.r . RX8XKOCKoo00OCeCM0C CLASSIFIED COLUMN )LL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON S LAST HAOE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY." SALT LAKK CITY, flnh. Jan 5. Twice within the past month Hen ry U. Ilooiiatra of LaFayotto, Indi nua, a pilot lu tho western division of tho l ulled Unites air mall serv ice has flirted with death and each time he has emerged the victur. Yesterday while flying to Salt Lake City from Hock Springs, Wyo., wun a cargo of mnll. he fell in.oiiu inn dim i.ujr. DILL MEETS BIS! tnv felted Press) .WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. The ad ministration today discounted Hie passage of the Koblnson bill author izing the appointment or an American member nt the International repara tions coi!iinit.sion. Secretary Hughes told Senator lAldge, tilat the tune il "inadvisable" for Aiueiican pariiciiiii- feet sufferlnc onlv mlnnr i inri.,,"'0" lo '"at extent. and three weeks nto his plane I 0 wrecked. on Porcupine Kldite, near Coalville, I'lah, he wandered around In a driving blizzard for 3ti hours before finding shelter. The scene of yesterday's mishap was near Wtttiship, l iah, northeast of Salt Luke. The aviator left Hock Springs on schedule and was making LOOKING GLASS koou nine UHtiiru salt iike tuy when he encountered bad weather, his machine going Into a lull stiln und crashed lo.neo feel to eurih. lloonstra's plane was wrecked be- The rubber boot mid fhoe Vulcani ier, plus expert workmanship fixta the leaks and half holes and heels your rubber boots. Goodcar Shoe lU'iiuirlti Co. 3S N. Jackson St. o HIGH NEWS SCHOOL Our schools reopened Tu silay morning, inter ten days of vacation. MImh V.n:i f'ntnlr urru-.il liniuii n ynnd Slllvuge. but his cargo of mail few dins l f,,r.. i hrisln,:,!. I.i en,l ' "t damaged. The flier, strap- the holidays with her parents. pi d to his seat In the cockpit was I About HI rrconle met nt the er.men knocked unconscious when ho Iilane1 hall Tuesduv eveninir to n.iriino.,! struck. Atter three hours lie finally ' tlit eraime. came to his senses and on snow I The s or nlnv. "Mr l;,di" hn nr. shoes started for Wanshlp. A search-rived. The s nlors are planning ou ing parly had already left that town 'giving their play soon. and when ihey met him it physician! Mr. und Mrs. Kdward Mundt are iiieminr of the parly dressed the pilot's wounds and he was taken aboard u sleigh to the town. Main. T p WANTED tHKSPMKINK. r.;s R WANI-Lli TO i all I J U AM KIi - Men to ' M, I, Hater llros. I'lione IIKll. AN I I.I i- l'u l.ke l..,bv l h FOR SALE , PAI K-l scd player piano rolls, iler I Mp each. I'll. me 370. M'l. .NAM. iuien C, 1 !,,,,.. ( ;,!, ''. I'ell. Koseburg Itarae. 8TOP1 LOOKI LISTEN1 rush New Jitney si ami ut Connelly and Collins cinnr store, on Sberul in St. Inclosed, heated cars. Country trips a specialty. I'lione 3t!l. llaldwiu & Company. 1 I 1 11? v : i- . care f.ir II I.. r ! ., ... ' " "n n nniiv or bene :;;.i It f'olt s.M.K iat hav. W.VM'LK Veeo uillei., ,; " . j d.M's'.n , am h, J iu. ouk. II. Ml a tor. 4 It.' wood, 12 tilnss nuid. a rord. lloyer llros. I'lione . KoK S.M.K- Haired li 1 r 1 I I i A i ..... ... ,. . ... ... r . niiu fc. n. i burg. Oregon. Coielia lee cuhc, WAN l'l.li IV n i, .n mi a t.,;iu In "ev Is'rienced man or will lent or take I. lie ef ,!.,ce A, Idle -1.11 in Woiker" cale Neis lievl. w. MISLCLLANEOUS. WK Are in the maiket f,,r fsll clip wool and mohair. J. V. liaiker si Co. AWO.SK M SiUiN, L. An I IK'kin;! ck eoikcrels. Hi own, Ke.se DANGER OF ANOTHER , COAL STRIKE AVERTED spending the holidays In 1'ortlanil. They ure visiting Willi their sou uud three dmichters who reside there. I.licilo und I.ucretiit Hoover of Myrtle Cret k have been visiting with relatives ill tliis valley. John lluirtser of Kosehurg speut Chnslinas at ll:e home of his sister, .Mrs. It .C. Aruuld. Our hiiT.'i school received the irthnra edition of tho "llisrory of irctti'ti" for Christmiis tiom Mr. vi.ie. the author. We ure very Escapes From Mantanzas Jail by Blowing Hols In WaM at Midday Sentencss Touting 2C0 Years Hang Over Hit Head. Havana, Cuba. With sentences to taling 200 yeurs In prison hanging over bis head und 2M troops and rural guards ut his heels, Kuuion Ar roylto, Cuba's modern Jesse James, Is still at large. Ills latest feut of escnn Ing from the Jull at Mntunzus thnmgh s hole blown In tho thick walls at midday has again made him a popu lar hero and sdded to the dlflicultles of Ihe authorities, for they clultn no Ixsly will help them follow his trail. Arroylto took lo the high road about three years ago, and If the hold ups, kidnaping and other unlnwful nets attributed to him are well found ed, he operated In every putt of the Island before he went Into retirement after two years of hectic endeavor, and with a fortune variously estl ninted at from .V,n00 to S200.OU0. Kut Inst spring, while very prosa ically traveling from Mntnnzns to a nearby village to attend a cock flsht, ,he was captured by two mral guards, acting as a train escort, who held him first for currying arms without s license, but lon'iled hlra with chains when they discovered he was the no torious BUtlllW. r.roucTit to Ilnvnna, Arroylto1 was greeted by thousands at the rallwny station end bis trip to the city jail resembled a triumphal procession. While being tried and convicted on numerous counts he perfected his plans for breaking loose from Jail, and only the accidental presence of a mounted policeman on the harbor side of the Jnll prevented a clean getaway three months niro. IN escape from the Matanzns Jnll, where he was lodged to nwalt trial for kidnaping. Is credited to a former pal, Julio Hnmlrex, whom Arroylto once rescued from Jnll nt Junieo by holding tip the warden and turnkeys single-handed In broad daylight. AfTER GOAT, BUT GOT BABOON Ape Crops From Tre Into Surrey Driven by Woman on Long Island. f nmtiel (L. I.) to Ca- Noir T..rt While Mrs. Powell, wile of a rtnhylon letter carrier, was driving plague In u surrey, n baboon dropped from a tree to her shoulders In a back road near the village. Her screams were heard by an unidenti fied hunter, who came on the run and shot the monkey dead. Mrs. Powell cnrrled the carcasstn llnbylon. where she exhibited It. She will hove It stv'ed. Mrs. Powell was on her way to Cupiaguo to bur a goat. HAMS c.. Ph.., I. Mi en lie ill ai il Ih all) impute at 1.2 Mill I.. I r in private tn Street. AN IN K 1 .'.;!. NT ii li i;ut i hi i, , ni in nienth, Piae fleee e leuni; A S'-ll. Pliene 417. LOSr AND FOUNO lOl'.M.- Kar ring n. r may have rsniM by ca'llni! at this ef fice, Identllylng plop, r'y aul psvi.if i,,r srt.rll-Miaeni FOR RENT ron rtrT-s..fety d pit botes. H i.rbiirg National rUtik Hlld IlAl'UN" c;: iiein'cd hand llll. SAI.i: I aa, ., , lit PS. and ItHt.ler, .,!,,! ' 15 l be k. IIS. SL. m'.. S S.M.K- Thiecon rler o, Pbivlie snd nbV V l 'Oil I till i lll.ll to l;v weed llnvi-r tu s vi.i 0 b eli..ble. i i.,!,,: il te 'I b.d n.n. h pleased witli such a uvful gift. , Aid Brthlng 6S Hours- Lives. .Viss Katlieiine Ja.ooy spent her ..- v i , ' -,vs. ( hi'i.-inus hul davs at the a,u. of ' , '" After 06 hours of artl Miss Winona fmsseii . t iixtsville LBl!" "'"P'ratlon, Simon Shulln. 10. of (iiv .s., ute.i Pr.s..) The derrick for the o.l mill Is being, rooklyn, with pamlvslg resulting WASHINGTON, Jan. . 1'ractic-' I'"1 "1' ,; the llitell ranch. We hear rnm s broken neck, regained his nor elly all danger of another cosl strike 'll,at ""'' Intend lo stun work In a j nial breathing and Is on ths mad to mi iiiiitmiAcu eiiuiiiinous neuis o i ler j . . recovery, according M'iii isi, nits iMse.i, reileral teal ..'imui.b iiiis e;t mr tor- t'oiiiiiilislon John lla.'s Hammond. I I eve ...vwiMies hp a sinrenient 1..,!.. I,.. .1,- . ... its. wh.-ro I,., nttends ihe ii a ! '. "", """"IH-'U'C nospitnl nu- v.i.l ti elili hiis !., it mi, 'i,hi,u l.u 'I,.-. ! 1 o . vamtleii at tiio ho of liis ' Tl: Doy ""k ilned a broken neck If ; PFRT FIlNniMr !W'r.'-'it. Mr. and Mrs. Vo..rhi.s. 1 wl''n he dived Into shallow water at U. 5. Lk.tSl hUIiJlNLi I Hie P. T. A. met al thu a.hool eney Island. COMMISSION TO MEET l". vv"'" - a Equip for Your Spring Work Get your orchard material and be ready for thgJ Cur stock: or Tools and Spray Is Complete ...... ! 1 If it s building material you neea, come in and k I figure with you. Our big stock insures prompt rJ in anything you require. I We are better prepared than ever to supok . .... .nuihinn in , 1 1 , i r, i va r n CUSLOIUC19 niui auj twiiijj . a 5 l Churchill Hardware G J The Winchester Store line. PROVEF.BS WHICH 0;. QUOTES People Naturally Are Apt to Use Those Which Relate to Their Businesses. DM you ever notice how provincial and self-centered the world Is? Why, we can't hold tin ordinary conversation without some hint of our petty business affairs entering In. The very proverbs which we iifiect, the very bromides of speech to which we ore subject, ure all directly truceuhle to our particular every day pursuits. Having always suspected this to be true, I one day set about to prove It. Iu my daily search for Juilelets, I made the rounds of all my friends, en gaging tliein In pleasant colliaiuy. Here's the result : Tin pleased to meet you," smiled tho butcher. "Stilt yourself," said the tailor. "That's rljrht." agreed the truffle cop. "And so forth," suld the dressmnker. "That's a dirty shame," observed Uie washwoman. "Every little bit helps," philosophized the carpenter. "That's the Inng and short of It," re torted the rural telepraph operator. "Try to keep a stiff upper lip," ad monished the bitrber. "Yes, I need It," protested the baker. "I'm not very well posted on that," faltered the bookkeeper. "These words shull be my' Inst," averred the cobbler. Alfa Euyene Dye, In Judge, OBJECTS TO TERM 'MASSACRE' Author Insicts That Cilstafe Last Fight Must Properly Be De scribed as a Battle. Cyrus Townsend Drndy, M..D., In the preface of a volume on "Indian Fights and Fighters," makes a mnrked distinction between the terms "mas sacre" and -"battle." He snys that every time a body of troops enpnsed In a fight with Indians and the troopa were outnumbered or caught nt a dis advantage, and the buttle was con tinued until the troops were slaugh tered, such an affair was popularly culled a "mussncre," as, for Instance, "The Custer Massacre." Mr. L.ady believes this to be nn un warranted uso of the term. Custer; the author tnluts out, attacked the In dlans and fought desperately until lie and his men were all killed. He calls it a 'battle nnd not a "massacre." When an Indian war party raided a settlement or overwhelmed n'train, or murdered women and children. Unit, he thinks, was a "massacre." The au thor says: "I would like to ask If anyone ever heard of the '.Massacre of Thermopy lae?' The Greeks fought there until all save one were killed. The results there were exactly the same ns those of the battle of the Little Hlg Horn, but I have yet to read In history that the Persians 'massacred' the Creeks In Uut famous pass." s ct to p. Ill l'"''Ul A i mi i it IT ln. rhelle II') Pure bie.i n,,.' ti, ,,,,,7 ton rmwui-s. 1: f,a , . .... hue.iai In r, Suilirilin, (iu S.Ulll M.dn M I eel Ft'it Ki:vr - i . i,..,. - n., fatten W : I'li.-r. i'l'I! KIM' I'.;.!,,.!,.,! ... k room. It; Hex, n m. pi,,.,,,. You i;i:n r 1 n,;,i ,,!.,,, :. 1,-e ,,f tfiephene and .Mi ,. ;i). Slleet. I'll)! M.Vi -".'( ,11111-"' ,-d ' i.j.'.,: n..n,.i:,trs. a; ( ,,,, ,,(., ,. place for ihikrtu. Hi lii( No. phone ;u J, tetirce you. l'i'U sai.i: r u.vNt.i: ,, ,., bum property, larce , ,hi i', House nil I lour llHs. .,: ,,,, I'v 01, hard. etc.. in blown 1 oi' S"ii. Phone 1-1' H. 1 I'l'I! s I.K TKAPK .!'', ., file Pnlt.d Prras V. VSHlNliniN, J in. 6. The first1 "'' 1 tun-' b. '.ween the I liiietl Si.Uts debt funding commissi. 1:1 and h" M '1 rniiieul,.,, 1(, ,,,1,, tj,,. ipi'Mun .,r the llrii.vh ,1,1.1 ,,,;m ut iM.-r four billS.n, tine this i..unt:v. 'wt'l le. held at Id ,,,lck Mondavi mornini!, tr,;iry Mellon iinr.ouiKed l.iiel 'I l-,le -: 1 1 from b.Mi I Wile.; i - of lot I l I ! o 'li mil b .i; It 1 Kom bm K Xiy h! bui!,lm.. ;, , ii set, of , ss "Owner," p, ,1 tlit-tf, ,11 S vi ) - lo ' cUrd. - A,!,!., 1 v. in ill. A 2 1,1 1 e fa mil 1 1., "in nlicotiver. Wiu-h n n. a'ltl olher out lni'1, !,!!..- and cions f, need. & ere III flldt. t'lesr 0,' k tti'e Set John F, 1 1 ,utou( tnli Pi Icrd f. or addicts Mis ia. ixix HELPED !CR LITTLE C1RL Children nccl til tlieir strcnjih fo. growing. A lingering co!J wcakfr.e ihem so thst the y.itm is o.i to attack by more scrio.is s.ckncss Mrs. Arrunda 11m. Koute 4, New Phda dchhu. 0. writes: 'Feiey's llonry and Tar turcj mv litt'.r sl f t!ie woist ttck!i-.g couich. I had tried mjny thmm jnd found no:l'-rg n belpuntii 1 got Foley's 1'onry atij Tjr." Gives immcdnte relief frem diitrestinn, latkiii, tejrinu ieuhi; soothes anj be jk. Good tor loltls. "'1' ei wnictM'Uc .couch. 4UilWi W. F. CHAPMAN 1 '" h. ..! nt th" (.-ranee l.all Kef. i. ,. I.'.':. The proyram cftisisted 1 et sol:,:,, r. til.itions. lll.,io.-,o s m,, ! P-tr.toinilr.t -1. Pollowill,; t !l 0 propralu 1 t He pr , nt-i end c:u:-!y v., re ii;s- ' ir.b.itetl. l,;i t:,o foluiv. 1111; -.u!i(lav a I : 'oei,il proi, rani was (intii at the i t bin, ii. j rhe-ter Morgan tt Kneb;:rg sp nt I a short is:t at the heme et ii.u,i OiUant il :rn..:; the lli'heo t. ' : J. w. lloiiv s and 1 ' ""v' t urg 11 ,, ruber "'-"ii.' recmen. ! .Mi-s oit-r.e em! Irene Meruit ar-! rif d here Thursday, where they c. j p-tt to v mi with llieir parti;t; j;r . 'and Mis. I.. Mumit. vvn.i.-r sill Herrr l .-l.e v, '.:. "V li.crv 'h.. , 1 I .111 1 I.i ir 1,1 ' i si:l nt to l a ' .licit, n. ' he. a t r.i ;. . , d s:u, ,. ' !'' t to v.-: for !' lattt.ts. Si,.t.r Pl.le nu , visit 1 j w tt'i r, ,.,t t, s. ; I The I..,.-:- ,- AM sivasorct a o. ii.l : i.asi (hiirttiay eveu.i.j, i,ul:,.r .. I jat tie gnuite talU u ti. ii. s," ' ' Boy Kills Brother In Wild Wert Game. Arisen. Pa. Playing wlIJ W(,r cost the life of I.aymond Kwr.e. thlr. teen years M. Picking up a revolver w hich he thought was not leaded, i;h. ert. P.nyrr.omls brother, nlmcd ami pulled the trigger. The bullet pierced the boy's heart, killing lii, Instantly. 1, ct In lor a ' ar-ive-l n W ,ih. : ' . ling in ' . win a he '. :e h ha 1. Ke . v ; I, me wia I I t .,,!i- I Woman, 62 Years CM, Mother of Quintuplets rr. Freest 'C. Ixvv of v.- Turk city, president of ihe Americas. Pi:! lie Health asso ciation, anr.onnces what he terms the urangNrt case known to tlll:,-nl .a , - .. i vr. i, wns me I Urth ta a aKty tw vearold wonian la Venexuela of five tior-r-sl children witl-.la el-ht -or(r. The n.oil.er wrked as a labor rr in a tune rntll tire, hwirs be f r-' t-- btrths. An advertlsemenL In TeArcr,-. view will reach 20.000 readers quick er snd cheaper than 0.000 circular are sura to find It la Uie News-Review. NllTIi'K Of SAI.R6r GOVKltN MK.NT TIMHKIt. llener.ii Ijrnd Ofllce, i .n, . iec. e. IJtl. co-ni.e ,.s ::ervl,y civen that subject to Hie conditions imtl limitations of thti I Acts of Jan, . i:.u (o si.ti.. :ik, June 4. in:,, (41 siat . 7..M. ,na tri. . I isiroction, of tc s,er,-iarv t the In i'.".''"'"' J".' Ptt-i.iher 15. l'.i 17, and June ls.'i. the iiiiii,er en the following, lauds will b Sold January IT. 1. J t , K, a: ni " ' l""iic aaeiien." al " ln u'1 tuv land otfi.-e at l;,,.,. hurs . "r.Kon. tu th liiK.M ,lJrt,.r a. " I le-s than tl appraised value ' as "- t lo tn. app-oval f the Secret., rv e.1 ' "" ""'-r. The purchase price "wUh I her","',!;"",:' ,f - i , , , thereot. ,ei, commissions a. lowed, must be de,,,,,,,,.,! at t,,. f l-iie, money t he returned . ! .i rot oi.provcd. orh. rwis, patent il 11 1 ('... .'iiion or a niiu'if,. j ' t,. n ".nv le"';." .rpa';!'""''' T. 5 . It. ' i; fcL.v,- ' nit. '-'. . red f r '7-T, 'v 1,r M.: . ' Whit, fir 11,. m" e--.r.. 11 P:n. 4i t. fir ii v L-7J;.,.,. - w'.it. f,r : , M r.,n."U.'i ,"n t:,. i. . lr,.',; .05V.mb,r n I ,i r..r f, r o. 'r"r t '. -n tl r-, rr x, '"Hew and ,'.!'." roe M. fer V..',Vh;,rV fir. Why not get all y0 J will buy. The OldsuusJ v aiiuo nua no equal truck, touring cars. Wr Casey tor specUicailoiu. wreck of Alaska! FOUND ON E (By United Prejs) VANCOUVLU, D. C, Jan. wreck of the coasting staJ kan was found beached loJ I'ucheum iomt, Vancouver cuidiim to advices from ItuJ cr, w of tun is believed to J tshed. CALL FOR SCHOOL Hi Notice Is hereby given to t owners of School Bonds rum. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 c. School District No. 32 ol County, Oregon, dated Ftli 1U13 and payable at aptiji district on February 1, 1623,1 them to the county Tret Douglas County, Oregon, or Fiscal Agency of Uie Slate in New York City, N. Y., k for Interest thereon will cei 1'J23. In case the bolder of elect to have same paid Agency of State of Oregon J so advise the county trJ time to permit the triinsl to New York City lu line payment when due. Dated at lloseburg, Oreft ia-J. J. E. Sk: Treasurer of Douglas Conn: "REFORE you sijm mil J- oMrtt H4a ffwH C.McElhinnytheOlcM'J 3 t Buckwheat j Cakes d Do you remember them R Try a 4fe-lb. sack. ECONOMY GFM Phone 63 'a wo nave the best tiaci'i K flour it Is possible to FOR SAl Farm Lighting PI New, never used sell for less than cost. Call and see ii Auto Electric Sta; ACCOUNT P. F. H1RSCH BOOKS CLOSED Atl SYSTEMS INSTALLS INCOME TAX EEPOE FREPARED ADDItESS: 720 SO. ROSEBUKU, OUE. Auction M 828 N. Jacksoa Sale Every SatJi at 1:30 p.m. Private bU Radabaugh&Patifj
