ROSEBURO NfWS-RtVltW, WEDNESDAY. rEBRUABV, 81, 1923.
PAGE FOUR
I
Time to Plant
We have an excellent stock of freah garden seeds and
suggest that if you art planning a garden that you make
your selections early, at many of the hardier vegetable
ahould b put in at onca. Alao wa ara pricing stapla
groceries at lowest prices. A visit to our Groceteria will
prove this fact to you. We Invite your inipection and trade.
S
EVERYBODY'S
Jackson and Washington Sts.
1 FTTF.RS FROM THF.
PEOPLE
ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH
DR. PRICE'S TEACHINGS
Kdllor Ni'ws Review: Will you " violin eacn evening, ror several
vi.ii .......... r,tf t.nuWur thft'daya before he went to Portland a
nr.ri.lr unrhriHthin anil unralli'il for
atluik upon Dr. I'rlco, in Ihe article
appearing In your pain-r of la.st nl'lit,
bMig lecopy of an aiticle written hy
one of Ihe .rofi'HHor of Kimball Col
lege uml printed In (he l'aoilic (.hns-
ti&u Advocate of last Week. 1 wiidl
to-aay that this gentleman doi'H not
nfiremnt .Methodism In the Cllv of
Koeeburx, or the mirroundina country '
In-eo far as Ihe spirit of this article I
is concerned. It shows a very undlg-
nlfjcd pimlllon for a man of letters to
aakjime, having only attended one!
meeting, nnd going wilh the evident !
............. ,t rln.iin., ....u .h it... i
rV .i . . . r ""I
service, and any one who Insists on
bringing this article to the attention
of. the public Is not . a much better
frame of spirit than the professor i
with I). I), uttaclv'd to his name. I
nlNO wind to say that tho Kreat tnn.
Jorlty of the nieiiihershlp of (he Meth
odist church lu ltoHohurg, as well as
other Methodist churches lu DoiikIiih
County are In hearty sympathy with
I)a I'rlce and his teaching and
pmichluk.
J. R. McCLINTOCK
. o ,
YOl'.NtI MAX'H MISlf)ItTI"K
im ;iiK.vn.v iiki'i o:ti:i)
KOSKUL'KO. Feb. 21.
Kdllor Ncws-'lcvlew:
After reading the nrllclo Ir. the
Kvinlng News of Feb. '.'Oth. In re
gard to the nrrest on the street of i
Portland of Mr. Vlrgll Opel I feel!
lt'my duty to cay a few worls In Ms-
behalf, ror the pant four months
It has been my privilege to work b. -sfdn
Mr. Opel In the 8. P. shop and
CLASSIFIED
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAOS UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
WANTEO
DltEBSMAKINQ. Kt 8. Main.
WAN'TKl'-t'lean raW at Nuws Ui
Ylew office.
MlKKSMAKINtl Suits
Ml K. I.nne St.
a Hp'.clally.
" MISCELLANEOUS.
W1IKN IN need of auto pails see
'Hnrff'a Auto Wrecking House 329
N. Main st.
WANTICD-fiood roli top desk If "price
-is reasonable. Foster Ilutner. P. O.
Jllox 1114.
PAY CASH for old' cats Tor
-wrecklnK. Saiff's Auto Wrecking
'House. ;i-'.t N Main st.
M" AI.K A Sl" FKM A I.i;' cli i'ksT-for
'Postal Mall nnd Covcrumcnl I
Postal Mall nnd Coverumenl Ie-lf ,,. . . , .
l-artments. $lL-oi::3 monil.lv. Kx-'J U.'1'',"' ,l""'-e 1" monthly pay
perlence unn.H-ossarv. For free list '",,n': .w 11 '""I1""' 7 '""m house
" . . . nnil S lotM fl w YAi.ni. A Cut
-IMtsltlons now open, write J. 1'avis
(former Civil H-rvIco examiner)
lntil Fleming Pldg. Wa.-liini;ton
1. C.
L08T AND FOUNO
lOST -One fibre cauntli t gloveT Flmf--er
pl-'ase leave at News Review
olflre, or phone. !
ybUND-Gold pin. Owner may havej
aame If calling at nils otnee, uicn
, tifylng proper.y nnd faying for
' adv.
FOR RENT
FOR HKNT-Safcly deposit boxes
Rosehurg National Hank.
Coll" KF..NT 2 'rooiiThouseT'C.'i 2nd.
Avft H.
Poll RKNT - "rill, house. .MiHcF"Aif
i dltion. $12.00 per month. U. W. I
Young & son. Phone 417.
foil I1KNT - 3 room fiiinl.ln d apt.
Also 2 room apt. an. I sun .' uteri.-!
' Ing room. Applv nxmi 3. Wamoikl
: Apt.
APA1ITMKNT FOR KKNT Nicc'v
; furt.lshed, on ground floor. All on-1
, venlences. Nice flace for cliildr".!.
Call morn In i.i. J22 FiiM Ave .No.
Phone 70-J.
FOR lit.S'T- Hiinio" SaVings" 'Kinks j
loaned free with each ssvinss hc
count. One di-llar or more siatt'
one. First State and Snv in-;s li.ink.
FOR" 1! K.Vr- I VuKoToi K safety" !
t posit boxes for your valuables. Con
enlcnt booths for ymir private unci
.while examining papers. First State 1
-nnd Siivimts lank. I
T " ' FOR SALE - !
FOR SAI.K -M fine goats, will nell ,
nil or part. W. Thiol, box 13i Yon-
' ralla, Ore j
Aolt SAI.F - Pur. l.ie.l O. I. C. IV.ir j
' two vest old AIo a few pi.
11. W. Curtis. Phone n K 12.
PIANO. KH1I.TZ Ab-olutely " 'new.
:io0. lfi Kohlhsm-n Apis. Call af I
'ternoons.
KOR SAI.K- Foidi-oif trai toi12 in. !t
eang plow. Alsrt 12 load of Shoil
jiorn cattle Including 4 cows, re- I
. Jitnlndrr heifers. 4 nre registered
mock. One Jersev. W. II. North-j
trail, lire k ay, Oregon.
Your Garden
EXCHANGE
during tlial tltue I have learned to
respect and admire him.
Mr. Opel Ih a man of Mrletly clean.
iiiululit, Christian character, always
kind and helpful lu all those with
whom he dealt. .Mr. Opel la one of
I In- fiii"t uiiThaiili-a winking for Ihe
S. I'. Hi' hud been attending regular
Iv at the Price im etlngs and playing
number of tho
"boys" here had
seen that his mind was unbalanced
hut f had hoped thut when he was
out from under the influence which
I believed had eauwd his trouble
(hat he would regain bis mental
poise.
.Mr. Opel and his family have the
heartfelt sympathy of all the hoy
here at the shop, and we sincerely
hope that he will recover his health
uud soon be In hi accustomed place,
(1ALIS K. MITOIIKLL
o
shipment of Fords Received
e
A largo shipment of Ford touring
cars, sedans, roadsters, and coupes,
- .I....J u hu f A
.r ,,'f ",'. Ford
.,'.. ,.,.ii .hinments
have hecn made necessary lately to
meet tho demands and orders re
ceived hy Mr. Ixickwood.
For tnfantt,
invalid A
Ctuldrmn
The Original Food-Drink for All Age
Quick Lunchnt Home, Office Fount aint.
RichMilk.MaltedGrainExtractiii Pow
der Tablet lorn. NnarHhtnc-No cooMom.
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
COLUMN
FOR SALE Used player piano rolls,
f.Oc each. Phono 370.
FOR HAI.K 3 sows and 18 plKs, J. V.
Van Allen, Hays Creek.
Foil SAI.B 1st class old growth fir
block wood. 816 Winchester st. or
Phone 170-Y.
FOR SAI.K S room, modern house
furnished. Call at 83S Templln St.
or silt Miller. R. H. Chamberlain.
FOU SAI.K-O. 1. C. P.rood sow and
K shoats. Phone 6 F13. 1). C. Me
tihehey, Roseburg Ore.
FOR SAI.K -Team. wt. about Siidd
Also wagon and harness. O. N. Wal
lace, I.aurelwood Add.
and 3 lots.
Phone 417.
f ino.oo down balance In monthly pay
mnets bus tt riMttn house on paved
street. Partly furnl-hed. Immeillnte
IMissesslnn. O. W. Young 4c Son
Phone 417.
FOR SAI.H- Hatching etcs from
mnmmoih whit pekin ducks and
licht Brshniss $1.60 per setting.
Mrs. Albert K. Morris, K. F. D.-3
Woodhurn Ore.
FOR SAI.K A full-blooded short
horned 1'urham bull. S'i years old.
Cheap If taken at once. Inquire
Leslie Hatfield Dixonvllle. Phone
34 Fll.
Full S.I.Kat a sarifi'ce. If taken at
j once. Hood seven room house, one
1 acre ground, lame variety of fruit.
Address "Owner," ;19 K. PoukIms
J st. Kosfhiirg.
j HOOK Yof'R"o!"liKUS NOW for
hihv chirks. $10 per loo. s. C.
I White leghorn. Tarn red strain.
alio e.-us for .-tet' r tt c per 15.
Mrs. M Carlson, Melrose Ore.
FOR SAI.K -By "owner, attractive
home: 6 rooms and sleeping, porch, j
strictly uptivdste. furnished or on-.
fin niKliid. close In. Al condition.
I Address Owner, care News Review. '
Foil SAI.F. - Three pens extra good;
j hiving W hile I.erhorn pullets mated .
to 2..0 to "sr. cig dame Cockrels. ,
I 2s;, erg Crocktvl gnui.lt.ired bv
I Bulls' J-.i'i.i Cock. A. H M.ibley.l
I RosctHii ', re. I
I FOR SAI.K Pry oak hlmli-viiHuT I
Aim o:ik. ash, maple, alder mixed,
j M -st ,.f this wood ran he spitt for'
1 rookMove. If you are snlsft.-d tell I
your neigniair. If not tell me. W.
f A Jenkins. Phone 14FI1.
I 'iOIVii to MXKK SOMK FKI.I.OW A
I I l;i .:i:n r - i i,(. tit,. het team
( In liMu hi- ( onntv for sale: W.-leht
twenty ci:lii him. Led pounds Match
l.ivs. v..t!li every cent of four hun
dred dollars: I will take tlvree hun-
died liflv . I. .Mats for the !.-.... ,l
I ):ive the buyer my harness and
v.s:on. o-xi as new: full Informa
tion : t .in -jjj (,,,., street,
Phone 219.
or
MOTORISTS WILL
PAY BRITISH DEBT!t
Those "pallantbroplsta" who bare
ben worrying over the problem 'of
how the Dritlib government would
be abla to pay Ita war debt to the
I'nlted States and auggesting that
this country cancel the obligations
In order that "that friendly feel
ing" between Ureal Britain and Ihe
l ulled Statea might be perpetuated,
will doubtlesa be shocked to know
that the American automobile own
ers will foot the entire bill within a
period of the nest tea years. Ac
cording to an article appearing in
the New York Commercial recent
ly Otis last statement la a fact, and
the Amercian automobile owners are
the fellows who need sympathy.
Crude rubber haa advanced from .13
to .14 a pound five months ago to
.35 at tbla lime and the Commercial
says:
"Through manipulation of Its
crude rubber monopoly recently Ini
tiated, Great Britain will bo enabled
to pay its $4,800,00,000 war debt to
the United States In a decade at the
expense of American automobile
owners and other rubber consum
ers, according to Senator McCor-
mlck, of Illinois.
The senator has submitted to the
senate a Commerce Department re
port detailing the new British ex
port dutlea and other measures ror
restricting the production and In
creasing the price of crude rubber
grown In the Malaysian Slates. The
duties nre practically prohibitive on
exports In excess of 60 per cent of
the 1920 volume of production rising
from 8 cents a pound on exports be
tween 60 and 66 per cent to 24 cents
on exports in excess of 100 per cent.
The cost of crude rubber already
haa nearly doubled aa a result of
tho British restriction and the price
of automobile tires has advanced
sharply within the last month. Tires
and other rubber articles are going
to cost American consumers from
1300,000,000.000 to $600,000,000 a
year more than hitherto. At the
latter figure the British, said Sena
tor McCormlck, would reap a prof
It sufficient to discharge their debt
In about eight years.
Some 70 per cent of the total
domestic rubber production in the
world Is crown In British posressions
and nearly 10 per cent more is
British grown elsewhere. America,
If my memory serves me, consumes
about 70 per cent of the rubber pro
duced. In short, we shall pay the
greater part of any Increased price.
It has been estimated that the cost
of rubber to the American people
will be somewhere between $5,
noo.OOO and 150.000,000 a month.
The services of the American auto
mobile owner will then be enlisted
for a decade In paying the British
war debt to America.
Not only every tire manufacturer
every automobile manufacturer and
every dealer In tho I'nlted States but
every automobile owner would be
directly affected."
ATTENTION CO. "D"
Turing lr. Price's meeting there
will be regular drill every Monday
night but will be In the form or lec
tures and Instruction, which will be
held in the Boy Scouts' room In the
basement. All National Guardraen are
to be at all drills.
LYLE E. MAUSTERS.
Comdg.
STERILIZATION BILL
NOW BEFORE PIERCE
SALEM". Feb. 20 The house lent
on Its way to the governor Saturday
Senator Brown's sterilization bill.
Keeney and Kuldl were tho only two
members to vote against It.
Differing from the former Bterill
xatlon bills It applies generally rath
er than to Inmates of state institu
tions alone, and has for Its purpose
the sterilization of any person who
may propogate the unfit.
It provides for a board of eu
genics to be made up of various
heads of stale institutions and mem
bers of the board of health. Opera
tions on Inmates of the state Insti
tutions are to he under direction of
Ihe respective superintendents and
on those other than by Institution
heads tinder the direction of th
secretary of the state board of
health.
IV MF.MOlfl AM
.Tosohell Ann Bradford was born
near Ningrn Falls. Feb. H. IS IB.
In 1SRS she crossed the plains to
Serla Valley, California, and married
Klhert N. Bradford In 1 still. In IS. 2
thev moved to Klkhead. Oregon, and
encaged In farming until March,
lit 1 7, they moved to Cottage drove.
I.nne county. Klhert N. Bradford
died Sept. ltf. 11T. Mrs. Ann Brad
ford leaves to mourn her loss the
following children. Allies Long.
Crand View, Washington: .Wt'lo
Huff. Klkhead, Oregon; Nellie Chur
chill. Orand View. Washington ;
Anile White. Portland. Oregon; Os
car Bradford, Salem. Oregon; Wal
ter Bradford. Hanford. Washington:
Kmest Bradford. IHllard. Oregon and
Clara SpangenHerg, Cottage Crove.
Mrs. Ann Bradford died Fell. 17.
1S1'3. at the ace of 77 years and
one dny at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. Clara Spangenberc. of Cot
tage drove, Oregon. She was laid to
rest beside her husband In the Odd
Fellows cemetery, at Cottage Orove.
Oregon.
STHMA
Wo cure fi It, but wtlcema
relief is often brought by
V A r0 RUB
CV 17 MUhm tn LW Km
I CHAPTERS FROM A WOMAN'S LIFE
CHAPTKIt fttf
htl they were discussing the
draperies I stood loking . fe1'
ing very much out of It; indignant
at Walter for Ignoring ni", or laugh
ing at my lack of taste.
"You'd bare white laee and pink
over-drapes I expect if K ' loi
you, wouldn't you. Lion-en " He ask-1
ed, good-naturedly. I flushed. It,
would have been my choice, some-1
thing very like It anyway.
"I never pretended to be an ar
tist," I said rather testily.
No. that's one thlni; you are not!
Thank Goodness!" Waiter said so
emnhiitlraliv I InnkeH ut him in sur- i
r.,iu -i ..n-t hik r onvthine
worae." be answered my look, than,
an artist having wife who alsO""s 10 r. iK ui.e iu..u. as
thinks herself an artist. They'd be dl-1 foil. Uoreen. Learn to be clever.
vorced in a month. Every man to his.
trade, dear, and yours is making the 1
best, most comfortable home a man
can have '
Now I flushed with measure. Wal-1
ter had sensed my hurt and, In his i
own way, had salved it
'So you think I couldn't make a
good wife being artistic! Helen
Italstrom asked.
'Not for an artist, no. Marry a
banker or broker, Helen. Someone
who can give you money enough to
Indulge your artistic tastes, but nut
an artist."
She turned away pouting, while
Walter handed me soft stuffs lov
ingly and chatted with me.
Whether Walter meant all he said
or not I left the studio all hurt gone.
As long as he declared I made him a
happy home that he was happy In it,
why should I care whether I selected
dinperles and furniture or not?
Before the rooms were even fin
ished I had to own he was right to
do them without referenre to me, my
taste. I owned it to myself, though,
not to anyone else. He had spent
a good deal of money, but he declar
ed he could afford It, and they were
really the loveliest rooms I ever had
seen. Simple, but everything mend
ing, seeming to oxaO'y fit the place.
Grace llarter went over to look
at the rooms with me and she simp
ly raved, about Walter, ss well as
the effect he had produced.
"You should be awfully proud or
him, Uoreen. I expert he's worked
like a dog on this place. It's simp-
t OFFICIAL FILINGS
(Compiled by Douglas Abstract Co.)
62385. 39 M 24.1. State Land
Board to William Porter, Par. Rel.
of Vol.' 37 Page 623.
62386. W. D. Frank Kuhne to
A. O. Oustafson, 83 I) 361. $1.00.
Stt Ntt Sec. 20-23-9.
62387. Assignment "Mtg. Agrl.
Cre. Co. to J. F. Kaufman, 39 M
Page 243. Assignment of, Vol. 34
page 479.
62388. W. D. Edward Brvant et
nx. to T. F. Epping, 84 B- 631. $10.
00. NR SK4. Sec. 6-29-t.
62389. W. n. K. Brvant to T. F.
Epping. 84 D 351. $10.00.
52390. Notice of Mechanic Lien
Del. V. Rast vs. L. T. Hodge, $.".'9.
86. Plumbing In cottage.
52391. W. 1). W. C. Ramsey to
R. Clements, $10.00.
52392. Bill of Sale. R. II. Rust
to C. V, Rust. $10.00 Plow, Catlle,
Car.
52393. W. D. II. H. Unit to C.
W. Rust. 84 D 352. $1500.00.
SE NE14. Sec. 2 8, NWH SWV4,
SWVi of NV Sec. 27-31-4. 120
Ac.
52394. W. D. R. H. Rust, to C.
W. Rust. 84 D 3:.:l. $1200.00.
62395. Sheriff's Deed. S. W.
Starmer. to Chas. Dvsert, 84 D 353.
$52.75. NE4 S.. 30-27-7.
62396. W. P. J. C. Hlx to Chas.
E. Strickland. 84 D 3."3. $1250.00.
Lot 9 blk. 1 2 Waltes Add. Hnseluirg.
62397. C. K. Strickland, to I mp.
Sav. & Loan $i'.0ti.0fl. 39-244 SHr.
Lot 9 blk. 12 Waltes.
62398. W. II. H. L. Davis to Ada
M. Davis. 84 1) X54. $1.00. Lot 8
blk. 19 It R. Add 'Oakland.
Circuit Court
Complaint. Marr E. Bryant, vs.
Wm. E. Bryant.
o
NO MORE STOMACH BLOATING.
H your stomaeh is continually kick
ing up a disturbance: you feel bloat
ed and distressed: If you belch gas
and sour food into the mouth, then
you need Ml-Ona St-inach Tablets.
Guaranteed by W. F. Chapman.
TH.ivLLixt;
MAN MIST
HAVE HOME
PORTLAND. Oreh. 29. It Is
necessary for an unmarried traveling
man to have a home" in order to
claim traveling . . uses as a proper I
deduction In c empuilng his federal
Income tax. The m21 revenue act
provides for the deduction of "tra
veling expenses - while away from
home In pursuit of a trade or bus
iness." "Home," as used In this. law
s not the eoilv.i'.nt of domicile. It
has been held that a ta- pay. r. for
the purpores of this deduction, may
i have no home " ns di fined in Weli
Ister's New Int. n u ion al Diction irv.
Is "One's own dwelling place; the
Ihoure In which one llvi-s: the hor.se
I in which one with Ms family."
I The existence of a "liopi.y' it a
question of fact In each Individual
case. If an ut.tnarried trav.ltng
j salesman niainti.tns a houo or otli.-r
living quarter to which he mav at.
any time rot urn or which is et all
'times available for his .. he ha",
is "home" wtj.iti tp ineTM-ilnr of lhei
Act. He. therfore. Is enttth.l. under
(the Revenue act of 1921. to di duct I
jail traveling expen's. Including the I
j entire ii..vmt . p. 'tided for meals I
and lodcing. while away from sucli !
("home"' In pursuit of a t-4ie or btu
I Iness, provided he substantiates his
claim for the deduction, t'nless the '
ly wonderful!"
"It is lovely," I conceded.
"Lovely! I's perfect! And It sots
off your beauty too. Doreen. These
lovely colorings, the soft light,;
would make any woman look leau-'
tiful; and when you are as good to
look at to begin with as you are, the 1
effect Is marvelous. You niunt be i
careful what you wear In tk.se
rooms, the colors, I mean. That Hal-1
! strom girl would wear just the right
' shades. I have noticed shu has a
i knack of dressing for her aurround-
lugs. '
t
"Walter says I haven't a hit of
taste." I said ruefully.
-nen muse nun leu you me cm-
about your clothes.
I knew Orace was telling me .
this for my own good, yet I resented,
It In a way; that I had to nave a
background because of Walter, that
he wouldn't
love me as
well in
something Inartistic.
"It isn't in me," I declared.
"Don't you dare say that after the
hit you made at my dinner party.
Fine feathers make fine birds all the
world over, my dear. Don-en, If the
feathers suit the bird. The wren
couldn't swagger In the robin's
clothes but In his own colors he
can put on all the swank he wants
to."
A month had passed since Mrs.
Pnge had left us. The furniture for
her rooms had come, and several
wonderful pieces for us. Walter
went Into spasms of delight over an
old carved chest for tho hall, tall
candlo sticks, a bench, two chairs
and a carved settle, and soft old
rugs.
lie had all Ihe things unpacked
then arranged bis mother's room.
Her things were wonderfully lovely,
although all old, had been used for
years. But the soft rugs, the ma
hogany furniture quaint In shape and
beautifully carved, made her suite
very attractive.
"The Mater will be delighted when
she sees how well her things look
here," Walter said. She was a bit
afraid they would be unsuitable for
so modern an apartment."
Tomorrow A lxttcr From Mrs.
Page at l-ast.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
. THE VI UONI D12AMK A
I'tlUIn Krd Uold tneullicff
te&lH wtth Hluo Rlttoii.
Take po thrr. Hut fyaar v j
Irurt- AsWf.-irM'iTFH.TrRfl
' 11 AiHM HUAM tJLLM,forlli
tf i known u Best, Sifcit, Always Relra l
SOLD BY DRI'QQISTS EVRVHR
unmarried man maintains etich a
"home" as herein defined, he can
not deduct his expenses,- Including
lodging while away from home on
business.
AMENDMENT MADE TO
ELECTION BOARD LAW
SALEM, Feb. 20. Vnder an am
endment to the double election board
law adopted by the senate this morn
ing the counting board will hereaf
ter not begin work until four o'clock
on the day of election. The bill as
originnlly Introduced by Senator
Joseph would have abolished the
double board system entirely as
tending to nullify the secrecy of the
ballot. As amended It is believed
the bill has overcome to a large ex
tent this objection while retaining
some of the advantages of the doub
le board system.
.MTiitnomah. county Is provided In a
MM passed by the senate this morn
ing. The bill was sponsored by a
majority of the Multnomah delega
tion in the house and senate and in
its original form called for three new
Judges. In Its amended form the bill
was approved by those who had op
posed the original bill and was pas
sed with only three negative votes.
WILBUR P. T. A. MEETS
The Wilbur P. T. A. held their roc
ular meeting at the school house last'
rrulay night. After the business was
disposed of a short program was en
Joyed by all.
The procram consisted of sevetal in
strumental numbers, n talk by Mrs.
T. E. C.rae. and a set of slides from
the University of Oregon on Jose
phine County.
After the procram was over, cames
were played by the young people and
refreshments were servid by the
ladles which consisted of pie, coffee,
and cocoa.
More phould attend Ihcse meetlncs
nnd we trust they will v hi n the
weather becomes better and the d ivs
longer.
CROupy
toy & to
Strikes terror in
UiemoUKT'jhcart.
Quick relief
with
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GLENDALE NEWS t11
"The Million Dollar Beauty Chorus"
the feature attraction with "Thej
Legion Barnstormers" royally enter
tained and delighted a tilendale aud
ience at the auditorium In this city
last night. Our comment of approval
la VenI Vidi Vlti. The Umpqua Five
orchestra enlivened a gorgeous enter
tainment with thrilling und soul
Htirring music. Every number vas i
classic, the speeches gems of blstori
cal research.
We lack language In which to ex
press our pleasure nt this delight
ful visitation, we will add our invi
tation to them to come again. Our
grocers are all generously supplied
with choice edibles, and plenty of
eggs.
Miss Carrie Sether of our public
schools spent the week end visiting
friends at Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown have re
turned to their home In this city.
John Hanks Is visiting bis brother
Jessie Hanks at their home In Idaho.
George Morley, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Morley, had the mis
fortune to break his leg at the knee
joint while he was coasting on the
hill. Ho was taken to tho Mercy
Hospital yesterday. The break Is a
very serious one, and Mr. and Mrs.
Morley have the sympathy of our
city in this serious accident ;
A Silver Tea will be held In the ;
basement of tho Olivet church this
evening. A fine program will bo 1
rendered and a general attendance ta
desired. i
Teddy, the baby son o'f Mr. and ;
Mrs. Perley Winkelman, died at the !
home of his grandmother, Mrs. E. j
Winkelman on Saturday, at 4 a. ni. i
He died of acute Indigestion. The
funeral occurred on Sunday at 3
p. in. Rev. M. C. Davis officiating.
The services at the cemetery were
vory touching. The young parents
have the sympathy of many friends
and relatives In their bereavement
Our Saviour said, "Suffer little ones
to como unto me, for, of such, Is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
MOLLIE
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