BOSEBUBG NEWS REVIEW, MONDAY,, JUNE
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PICKINS
BY BERT G BATES
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Opron, under the Act j( Varch 2. 1S7S.
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COOD EVENING FOLKS
After ninM
In Pullman a feller
Withes that he'd lept
In f-e littl.
hammock inrtead.
DUMGF.LL. DORA THINKS
An orch-d o. a young orchard.
When iomt men do stay home at
night they atrech out in an cay chair
and sleep until bed time.
Being up a tree sometimes has it's
advantages. You live high.
courteously ulld .ittcntivoly, hut llliK . That new orchid called "Sophrolae-
hcaitleya" makes it a little more dif
ficult to say it with flowers.
Tin: I'out.i: ok vvn
rlv di:-'
io oceut-v 'he same mb wid n.ivi; enure
ii ,j.i. r- tii.'y arc workiiiK . -ido I1" sdde as clcrk.;
mental uttitude icward Ids viol-', i-. simply tliiitl
Sit v. He Io. s Ids he t .dor. a limited lint-. lie
i iMoint -r-ciiiiiiV'il-Jf
,i.s job or making him.-elf more al-
iii.lcy!r. The other is not content n.erely to iiandj
tin- counter at:d tell the prices, lie H trying to seel
h.cr'u.e lii.s j-ales and make him.-cif
ts.ihio to his
.uoods acros.
hovy he rail
lie studies liadu waliers and
a'ole t' irive a more intelligent opinion about merehandise. Cus-
tor.. !'. feci they ;eL sonietlimi' of value vie n they U'fUle wita
him. He tries to vnlarj-e his personal aciiuaietancc, so that
)Ko!e will coine to his store merely fertile f-ake of huying
through him. A fellow like that is griiiij; to be a UTicr business
U TOBACCI
B IrW tmVOUR OW N VTH I
B RisU Croix Vpr Aru-fc-J I
The reason cirs have warning horns
s because you can't always have your
;s ith sale -men and becomes Ca moment.
j Love ccmes like a cobweb floating
in the breez", but goes like a piano
1 mover falling r'own it air's.
I Under the he.id of "Society" in the
man cvry ear. and he will r.rhicve a coiy tantly iiu reusinjr .sue- r8rnpcd onto this one:'
ccsa. A man of that tvpe is usiiallv a stront' believer in adver-i U. A. Reese is the opulent owner of
tisinr, lor he is never' content with the amount of .success ZTJZ Z
has attained, lie will have laith that his energy and his care- cr'cndar keeps on operating proper
fill study of markeis enabie him to give his customers exception-j ,y-
ally tt'HKl values. Ho will feel that if the iublic (inly reali.M" ..w Bways f , horse.thif.
.what he llMi to ofler, he call a crowd of peollle coming to onfesses a reader, "when a friend
his More. He will believe that the greatest obstacle to his m - e10thi.r l.100k.n9 at our new pants
. , . , . , , . , , '.v3 dtdn't buy from him.
toss is nt,t any fault in his merchandise or his prices, but. lnt . ,
fact tha.t a lot of people may not be informed about the pi'tvhex-j a lot of women ioot their admirers
intf opportunities e';istinu " his store. Hence men of that 1 b: marryinj them.
tvpe are apt to he persistent advertiser:,, teeling ihat the sc-'
, r , , . ,. 111' , . .1 1 1' When there are four halls you take
1 ret or success is to let the public knew wh:il they have, an:liy01lr bate. but where there are three
keep the public well informed of every buying opportunity Ui;;tbll y" t3k yw watch.
comes aloiij;. "3r '3?
I A normal wife is on. who thinks
" O , her huthand is working too hard and
A favorite sour much enjoyed ,y romatuic topic ot lonner not getting enough for it.
years, bewail wiih the words, "Theie.'o :nu-ic
a crowd of youui? people tl:,i(l to fins' it as th
tli air
y sat on
Many !
si. -it
shady
Whfn the small boy was asked
I Which he IlkeH heat, summrr ar win-
poi( lies. It was to them a bit of sentiment:'! dreaming, hut it : ter, he replied, "spring."
never occurred to them thai it was literally true. Today the 'r 'It
mysteries of radio connecL the human car 'with this marvellous ; . , wJ,ile yu ea.B "rjl
., , ... ., . ... beat, a brass hand on your last r.dc.
ethereal communication. I no air in our own homes is discovered j
to be thl'obleiijir with the music set loese ill cities thousands oi l Our Idea of a strong-minded man Is
mih s distant. Xever were the imaginations of poets oelter ori-lone who jump '" of bod the "
. ... ., . , . . , , tingalmg of the alarm clock. And he
iKd by the rai ls or every day life. Such a wonder ought to make doesn't crawl back again after shut
skcptiral people doubtful of their own little wisdom. The thiiijr : t,r3 ,he l;lrn thir,9 off.
that is called impossible today, and is oelv dream-'d of bv mvstlcs'
unit ..i-i,. i nr l. i il . .,,.,,, i. .a i- 1 1. , .' ThlnS re breaking my way, said
""" ,v ."iiiiii'iiin.ivv.- i 1111: u.i uui the customer, aa the
sons and daughters' shall see.
waitress dropped
a d:sn.
I' I1
The cheapest way to enjoy the
countryside in summer, is to let a
cw a jtoir.ohile agents know that you
ire tmnhing of buying.
Then there is the clerk whose idea
cus-
Thc ivreatly improved, jirospeets in Austria, secured largely
ilivouh a loan to which American investors are contributing
:;'.!."i,('iiil,il(ii), suggest that the troubles of the world could !..
remedied pretty soon if the nations could cut out politics and look
al thing.; as a husmess proposition. When a business man goes uf oood salesmanship is to ask
b.,iikrupt, the creditors hold a council, force hi, 11 to show on verv lon'r' "An)'s"i"g ' today?"
('..ilh.r of his avcts, and pay even tiling he can. Then if that 1:,
net sufficient to liquidate his debts, they ;iu epi whatever he can
yPay on the dollar, call it square, ami forget it. They consider it
more important to gyl him to w..rk than to try to collect ier
dollar of their debts, il is much the ;'nie in . iuleniat auial af
fair. If th.: power; would all leok at it' in that liehi. we couM
01 Id 1 ecu', evy quite : oon.
h;
A la;
iliev loo
l''ourt!i.
big i i h i
Julv.
:e iiioi'Im r o
their
-f v
ll'V le
) -
are
preparing To show how ranch
burning up a lot of properly on , , y
t"
A TREAT FOR IT
Lilt'e Muriel was invited out to din
ner not long ago, and being a polite
child, she said to her hostess as sr.t
roe from the table after a generous
rep if.'., "I've enjoyed my appetite very
much."
'T '3?
Life is juct a slow and p.nnful pio-.-ros
of getting out of trouble.
.a- 1. o.
r r r
'.vill net he long now until vou
urpnsmgly large ni.mber of
ke winter better than sum-
OREGON WEEKLY IN
DUSTRIAL REVIEW
WVst C'oat aawmill. for week end
inc June 16th. manufnciumi 11.94K,
S29 M of lumber: fuld 91,2ii5,i4K;
.mil HblppMl 11,6'jG.2s1 feet. I'roJtic
tinn fur r.-iKirtiiiB mills wa 25 wr
cent above normal. New buBines. was
lk ix-r cent below production. Ship-
menu were 22 per cent above new
miriness.
Pendleton Alfred Smith flork of
4029 Kheen nveiaL.il 14.6 lbs. wool.
Albina Snap Indiiftrv wilh I2.ihiO.-i
OHO output annually to be eptaoiisnea
here, bs.ia of produetior beini? a oiin
ernl found in Vtah.
Paper mill to be built at Young's
River Kail. Clatsop county.
Eastern OreRon report labor short
age in hfty harvest.
Daiiiascuii Oil lease taken on laud
near here for drill ins purposes.
Salem building permits fallinc off
in areount of hich waire demands.
Idaho. Orecon and WashinKlon
employinR over lOi.Oi'O men in lum-1
bei-inn. ' I
'Northwestern stales prain crop es-
timatcd SO.fiOO.OOO bushels. I
Marshfleld improvnient expendl- j
tur"8 this year to rearh $70,000. 1
Plans for J4O,0U0 Tillamook armory 1
beinit prepared.
Five mile logging road beinir built !
on I)enient Creek. Coos county. 1
Salem Adequa HeU'hts fine school '
houne abandoned, no pupils.
I'rineville JllOOijO hotel to be com
pleted by July 15. 1
Carver Cannery here employing i
25 people. ;
Ivsr-huteft county pniposed $J!10,-,
iliiu bond issue for hiuhway work. i
Mosier school to have 2-story ad- j
ilit ion.
Burnt Itiver, Paker county, being
litDspeeted for placer gold. :
Albany paeklnv plant employs .10 1
people barrelint: slrawberries. 1
I'orilaint Oregon CannltiK Co. em
ploylner SuO hands.
1'matilla experts 5,000,000 bushel;
trrilin crop.
Astoria and Clatsop county building '
program totals f6.0"0,0un. I
Campaign on to supply water tr
6,t"iii acres by Tumalo project. ;
i.ock ( reek section nonh l'ui.qua
road gets Jta.onO forest fund.
lialf-rinished Teel inigalion project
to be revived.
Yauuina Hay tonnage to exceed
200,000 mark this year.
I'rineville Campaign on for beet I
sugar factory in this district. ' j
Hood Itiver Cold discovery report-
;i on nortneast side or lit. Hood.
Astoria reconstruction payroll $15,-1
0110 a week. j
Medford Work started on new '
J2".noti fruit parkins; plant.
Cranta Pass considering $26. mi" ,
sewer syslem.
Corvailis awards SI6.O11O paving
eantraets. ,
Alh.aiy- I'nlon Oil Co. leases site j
for new station. . j
Scio to improve water system.
Itoselmrg- Loral fish hatchery en-!
!ai !;ing pends.
Wallowa 400 men at work lnyinet
nut inuiii in lumber town at Ilishnn
Buying Power of
Your Dollar
Increased
Of course you want to learn
bow It la done. You must get
the nrnst for your money. Save
a few cents on every purchase,
and our goods are all marked in
plain figures, usually ut a no
ticeably lower figure than most
others charge for the same
article.
We want you to get our prices
on any article and then -fou will
be convinced tbat your
Dollar Buys
More Here
All our goods arc fresh and of
very best grade
Everybody's
Exchange
Jackson und Washington tits.
PI
Builders Hardware
at Cost
Contractors and carpen
ters can save big money on
all b u i 1 d e r s hardware
bought of us.
Paint at Cost
See us about these goods
before you buy
S. B. Crouch
Sheridan St.
WISE INVES TMEJSU
Good books are an investment in eduttlion
Gcod food is an investment in hejlt
uood roads are an investment in progrtu,
IIARTirS TOGGERY
GOOD CLOTHES
are a real investment in good apptjnne,
We've a suit in -stock for every man !
values a good appearance. A limitless am?
of patterns, colors and fabrics. A unique ci
play of the latest styles for men and youaj
men in all sizes.
$24.75 to $50
Single and double breasted models ; sport sen
with trousers and knickers also two""
piece light weight suits
it
mert
folk Mho
mer.
,. 'obll
1 t.ie
place
iaa to
there 1
M..i'.-
II th.
1 field
thin
.1 my
and
:'. lor ti.e
fourth of
-VI
I at f'
,!l t
,"Xo A
ft r a
-o
y ne
few r
-y to p!
laninro
"if
pu'lin
tiiej' ray it 1
none."
eye teeth is as had ?s
; we're glad we am t got
4
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I T0.ION AUXILIARY NOTICE
Th' '' 111 I..- ,1 r I'Ml U,..'tlP; .'
le Ii mi Aum!i.ii al s o'i loi-k Tue
e v . M i n . June li; ;t; tl-,. iinilnn
'i ; inn i, of t-j.-eting il. !i -u.lli-
an - in! th" see.' ( iii. I'litiuu 11
I..
lie.
impi
is ill
1 tulil,
.1.
10: i
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g":.e UP Ml p
I -.I'.i " th'- I
ill .-.-il;:i;; al
Mi'ililnw
l'orthinil Contract fit for ST'.Oue
tpato-ient house on I'pper Wa.-!iinc-'.en
street.
JuiKii.-n City New $15,0"0 sawmill
slaris operations.
Coitaae Crme again drilling for oil
lVrilatid crematorium getting Jl:t
ii ' addition.
All lumber camps, mills, ete., nf
wtt'hwt stern Hiegon working ileu'.ie
lii!t or ow rtiine.
Albany--Work progressing rapidlv
on new rity hall.
Klain.eh Fulls has JluO.OOO ap-irt-oient
huti-e asd several houses under
i (Mwt'-m-iiin.
MeKav Cre. k reservoir dam. in
I t iii-uilla e,Min!, emplo ing l"ii nu-n
! ;n '-iu;i nii-i ien.
1 '."" .-Ite.'p 10 graze on Wallowa
; ti i-'-itm-v 11. I Mnmiter.
Meihiinl K. ts $20,000 O. W. K. A N.
j di put.
I'eeieon -w 'allow road cotnpleti-,1.
! " !''' surveying I'ine Vnl-
I le fer in :L;iti,.n.
Your Skin Will Stay
Soft and Youthful
If you will use Jonteel Comliina
tion Cream faithfully every day.
This remarkable skin preserver
and beautlfier may be used as a
vanishing, bleaching, or massage
creum also as a face powder Itasf.
i he daily use
of thirt wonder
ful cren m keeps
the pkin beau
tifrl with the
hetiithy soft
ness and bloom
of youth and
gives a re-fp'sht-d
ferling
to the senses
when you are
tired. '
This t ream is
now put up in
a convenient screw tap j;tr. which
ts Just the thins for your trawling
kits.
Delightfully perfumed with
the wonderful Jonteel odor
Nathan Fullerton
The REXALL Store
Perkins Building Roseburg, Ore.
illlSCUSI jfilLEElffl
Nez Percea and Blackfeet Join in
Petition to Government Claiming
Montana Land Under Terms of
Old Treaty
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TODAYS MARKET
REPORT
-lining li0 men buiMir.L
innery now t;as 2'' en
S. 1'. stalls lo'ufl.
being built
wad-
' r t'.t.J r.irmrrs for Produce.
cuts o.
12
t-i r:.
I.i, Kit
- i:.
to 1 00
1U
1 ..al ;re,l;i
rct.m p-
11. in
tiel. J.lc lb
" ".' I'-: Ci-iar
Mill Picducts.
1. 4".
I l.Ou fack ut V'
Hid
ore; -
1 v;
w 1
1:. :
I'leii r,
t i r.
.' hi 1 .
y. It.:.
sett whiat.
I; r.l .,.
...k.
per 1.10.
l.'O lbs.
i a suck of
II. 7 s.rk.
t. 1.
:';IN!...;,.
;e roll.
S;u in .. f :
'ting.
Maitr.t ,v btiiUe
:'.en.-.s Wlliow Creek.
Yen. -alia too s f:t...lHH
l'' "it bends.
N b.-t l.oi al sawmill
le. 1 .1.1. ni 11 n. lumber in .a-t
'"-uiti- t,.;s 2-'tt men on pavioll.
lf -e.! - Work to start In
! '- en n-h in', rstate bruise.
' -e' ; nu;.'le to have n.-wva;i,'r.
Il-.'.i'i.n i-. s tbea're.
: .in r- -'lacing w.niden s.ib-w.i k..
an 1 . 1:1 in.
A-leV.l liM'N M.'K'D CilMS l'.e':!
I.- 1. for , ,k.
o-iniit of kirvh, riles h.-ating a!!
i.ie. U in I'atuie North est.
I'-'i't ami moiv IMii 1n.11 hnit.tii -
en Mte of old Mai-jm u
in ti.- inna
tin all e.
I llainier
70,
t n- w 1 heat if
and
A. s. FREY A EONS
Ar rrany to ntmish :. kind, of
ugh and 1reed lunibei -nj tl:a
twr.. Tlx. rihL
4.4
! :
iWHY NOT SEND US
A TRIAL ORDER? i
Sotnc garment which you I
I particularly want to have
t nude like new attain.
i Our delivery car will call
I for it.
TRY CUR WAY
'hone 277 Our Auto Will Call j
;
I.KWISTDN, Idaho, .Tune 25. In
the presence of District Judge Wal
; lace N. Scales, now holding court in
! this city, (teorge l'eo-peo-tah-likt, of
Spalding; Joe lilack Eagle, of Kara
iah, and Corbett Iewyar. of Lapwai,
all members of the Nei Perce tribe of
Indians, will today attach their signa
tures or make their marks to the con
tract they will enter into with the
law firm of Serven. Joyce and liar-
low, and Attorney John O. Carter, all
of Washington, l. C, for the purpose
of laying before the court of claims of
the I'nited .States government their
claims to a broad strip of land across
ine state of Montana, which the In
dians claim the government granted
to them, by treaty, on Oct. 17, 1S55,
as a perpetual buffaio grounds. The
city of Helena, the state capital, is lo
cated on the land claimed bv the In
dians. alo many towns of more or
i-ss importance.
The reason for the Indians appear
ing before Judge Scales to affix their
signatures or marks is that the gov
'rnairnt requires that this be done In
a court o record.
I It was at Kamiah on May 11. that
I the N, z l'erces assembled in council
jtn dtscttss the merits of their claims,
and .he three Indians nauird above
1 to represent the tribe in its undertak
ing were at that meeting selected.
I la the treaty of lsja the Indian.-.
ic!:oin they were given exclusive own
ership and use as a hunting ground.--of
the territory in question for a term
if Silt vears, the boundaries of this
va.-i Mieuh extending from H"ll's
1 near Missoula, thence along the
cn ;.t of the mountains into the Yei
lo -com. national park, up th" Y.'l
louhtone river to the Miisourl river,
tie :ko west to about the southern
. hound.iry of the (ilaeier national P' i
The ni-:p lS from l.'.o to 200 mile-.;
i ;.'. ami comprises the Hilling ba
sin, the (ity f Helena, the town of
t.arnsnn. and east along the North-
rn !, ific railway to Miles City. The
'i" o! the hind being claimed runs
mm a van amount.
Tat 1.1 lekfeet Indians of Montana
. 11.1 thr.s,. sz IVrccs resldins on th
mvile res..rBtion, ha - joined wi'h
'hi- Nrz Perces of lnaini m their rf
f. rt to s. rure pa ment for their land.
The ii'-nriii'i, f- ,(,e Indian.! in
'h' r contract agree to prosecute the
claim Is-fere the court of claims anil
t'i csrrv the rase to the supreme court
'Cf the Cntted siia'en if necessary. 'or
' a fee to be set by the court of claims.
Council Working Neirtytirl
on Details of New l?A
Power Sjrtttt" h
City
Tlw ill- r'niini'll hU bl H
ailiotiriii-il' mnetinn !" '
night during the pat w '
An,la anil fttteK'
details which are necresff
actual work 01 cnnsimv -
commenced. sas tl '
v.w.-i
It is exT'CCten tnsi
..n 1... I.J Inhfforf1
this week and the arttal -'1
.... ..1,. ...111 ,erimpnce '"
lew 1110 s.
Ait t.;...ln ut otprtflCtl St1 -
mlvnni-1112 In Prior lmt f "
I but the council Has
1 . r the D
live eiiiiti.tii ,i
! ment at the preset Pn.;l
nation of the ciusin - -
ei:iTracrs. i
I The Present pls ""..1
kilowatt distntiunnf - -
.... .11 th rht
will it.rmsn . .
'that will ne nee.. ... .j
to come, for hntn u?:"
will be a rontinu""!1 1"' e'J
service. The p:a" .
, 1.... f atri-t II--
cteni iiiimi'.i ,k,ni:l
the ent.re city In hf'"' J
land 'i!l ho install
additional lights nn?
;nTtt will be -uinc
furnish al! the po" " .
entire community."1 ' - .
'privilege t'-"'l'c"'".,,,U4
of the aliev who aJJ
lines to cent..-. t
A; pr,-,. nt J:U
stnat 111" im '",if-,.t
in the contrail o'" -s-l
that tn- "rk ;'
as ,otlsit.nt '1
Kitinojs - ar
, lecini-.u O'" '' --
but all
.a.h stwte"", 1
, ltifiB. a w . I
without f.-iri-tatico- t.
knockers' - '"Jl " "
and get " ..y "
,o ke.p as mi." "p'i
111.1.0. s nnsMl1'' "
o. n for . K 01
ei"
.lion work at
. .,..rt en' .( i
nui .. . 11 'e - .
a ch.-rrv sfner ko"
111 Hardware --
a greater totl ti-