ROSEBU&e NEWS HEVIFW, FRIDAY, OCTOGFP. 2. 19
PACE TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Daily Except Sunday
t. W. HAILS
iiKHT i. HATiJS-
I'residout uii Manager
Secretary-Treasurer
SUBSCHIPTION RATES
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Dally, rnxle motith. ly mall
Daily, by carrier, per uiuutli
Weekly X( ll.vicw, by mull, pc.
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PICKIMS
BY BERT G. BATES
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of al1 iliM-Mi-bin credited to It or D'it utiirwi crwllteJ In this pai.r,
ttid to nil 1"' m o a pi,. ll.'i-J hirann. ill rivbta ol repuullKllua el lttl
3lti.l' br;lQ at also relieved.
entered aa aiximd class mailer May 17, lli-'e, at the post office at llosuburg,
Oreiroa, under tbe Act of March 2, 1&7U.
KOSEBUHG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923.
WHY NOT STUIIvK AT THK KOOT?
It is the general concensus of opinion throughout the state
tiiiit Gournor Pierce was elected on a tax retrenchment
irtmi. n fact, the governor proclaimed to the K.'ople that he-
would cut the taxes in two. And this "cutting in two" propa
ganda had much to do .with the h'w vote polled by the governor.
Finding that his fifty-fifty reduction was a myth that it was
far beyond the accomplishment of any individual, which fact he
knew previous to his election, but was 'willing to use this false
assertion lor the purpose of gaining votes, he now stands behind
i. nd is using his influence to invoke an income tax measure on
the people of this state. Instead of reducing taxes, Mr. I'ierce
wants to increase the burden of taxation by a garbled and half
cocked measure which is timed for disposal at a special election
to be held November G. This is a new wrinkle a great many
people fail to comprehend. How an additional tax will "equalize"
laid "distribute" taxation that the people as a whole will be bene
fitted. We would dislike very much to see taxes cut to half ol
their present rating at the expense of the state's progress and
growth, which would be the inevitable result if such a course was
brought r.ho'it. Hut we would like to .see about ninety per cent
of the boards and commissions now existing in this state choked
olf the payroll and the hundreds of oll'ice holders feeding Iron;
the public crib relegated to the ash pile. The way to get lower
taxes in this state is simply to conduct state affairs as a success
fid' private individual would manage his business or profession.
If he found that his overhead was eating up tin; profits he cer
tainly would not create an additional burden of expense but on
the contrary would look about with a view of making proper
reductions in his ocrhead to meet his business requirements.
This old state needs a "weaning" campaign to pull away some o!
the boards and commissions that have been sud.ing the public
teat for the past twenty years, more than it docs a new system
of. taxation, 'the way to reduce is to cut down, and the conduct
of state government is now in the offering. The people should
demand a more sane and economical conduct of state alfairs and
the elimination of useless boards and commissions. Why not
iUike at the root of the taxation evil'.'
o
for centuries it has been the dream of mankind to preserve
the vigor of youth. Since the dawn of history alchemists and
astrologers luue worked on this problem. Human nature grieves
bitterly at the loss of early strength, and would give all its
treasure to get back its blessings. Keen interest was expressed
at the recent surgical congress at Paris, in the experiments in
"gland grafting," which undertake to introduce new principles
of vitality into the human system. It was stated at this meeting
that II such operations had been performed by four surgeons,
and all with beneficial results. If worn out and tired bodies can
be thus given renewed life it will be a marvellous discovery. Hut
piHiple should remember that they can do much themselves to
preserve youth, by healthful exercise and attention to the plain
law a of health.
The State Commission has declared that over forty-one
million dollars, over and above last year's valuations, will be
placed against public utilities opt rating in this state. This will
be great Mull to retard developments in Oregon, for with a burden
of this kind placed upon them it is quite likely a general retrench
ment in future improviments w ill be noticed. Then again, don't
overlook the fact that if these valuations stand the consumer as
is always the case, will foot the bill and the coifsumer is getting
mighty restless trying to carry the load now thrust upon him.
o .
I 'siirilly the ft How w ho does something for nothing in a
business way is accused of charging more than his services are
really worth.
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
A coupla cx-gobt
Addressed letter
To ye fi- today
In which they call
Our attention to
The fact thet the
Armistice Day posters
Do net have any
Picture! ol
Goba on 'em and
In amwer we take
Great pleasure
In explaining
We have the deepest
Respect tor the gobs
But as the pictures
For the posters
Were donated and a
They didnt happen
To Include one or two
Action sketches
Of Uncle's sea dogs
Ve fid not feel like
Diggin' down in our
Jeans to purchase
The cuts and we think
That tue ex-sailors
Will make themselveo
Conspicuous enough
On Armittice Day wilhout
Having them stuck
Around on posters
Here's to the gobs
And their gol-dern
Hammocks
They're the bunk.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Buckram is a medium sized goat.
CS)
Mast of the farmers nowadays drivel
! HUMAN AUTOS
i i
I Hy Wirkci WamWildtl i
Have ou ever noticed how human ,
beings resemble automobiles? Here'
will come some fussy, tiustiinn little
m-rson, with his derby knocked in.
dodKing la and. out among me p.ue
triana. Kcttlutf into every body's way
and stepping on everybody 'a leet aud
verlastiuKl) talklnii about some
thing, tie makes you think ol
Kurd.
Then along come a mau of Itn
preiniu) appearance, powerful per
sonality, handsomely rrounietl, car
ryini! Tiimsclf with perfe. I poise and
with every indication ot reserve pow
er. That man makes you think of
a Packard. You know be is a thor
oughbred when you look al him.
You have seen a man attempt an
undertaking and go at it with a"
sorts of enthusiasm an'1 a lot of
fuss, and the limber Je goes, the
Blower he goes, till at length he
Hops with a fitiatl chug. 11 civnnot
make t lo crude,
JtlKht past him will go me other
fellow who takes the same grade
ilh comparative eaac. Me has more
power or la better tuned up.
You will see a man reduce his ef
ficiency by over-eatlUK- He I" focd
Iuk his motor too rich a mixture.
Then there Is the anueiuic. underfed
chap. His mixture is too bun.
Some fellow will go at an enter
prise with such vehemence and waste
i,( energy that lie break down phys
ically. He strips his gears. Another
fails In his iinderuiki,'-s because he
talks too much. He ej'f his mix
lure too much nlr.
Another cannot take a Job of any
Importance because he easily loses
bis head and Rets "bet up." His
coelliiE system Is not rit'hi.
Another's brakes do not work and
he Is always having business and so
cial buiusIi-uiu. Another has no
Keir-rttarler aiid never yets golng
Another cuimrft (;et out ol first speed
. and the procession goes by blm.
lint there are vital dillerences be-
V Invite our friends and pa-
tioua to call aud ace our bulb
stock Chinese aacred lllllei direct
Irom China. Dutch bulbs direct
from llollaud. Fituat bulbs at th
best prices yet. Also fine lino of
plant pot for the full planting.
The Kern.
Classified Secti
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PagT
Wall Strea ulot "to speculate on the
uiilu nt the market lor farm
I
WANTED Tl!-
products lo beat down the price of j WANTKD-will pay cash for a good' Y,ncallaOrt'1 11
IWi SALE-.
l'hone 27t) J.
I.lhertv Herds and buy Ihcm in cheap-, rnw
ly to destroy the labor unions and to WANxEl Turkeys, large or
get' Henry l'ord'' taught 1'ord a le- JJh()rie H p j4, jjoyer Droit
SOU Villtcn BUOU1U ue pimiuiu-v w ....
farmers.
According to the Senator Ford, as
a result ot the lesson learned by the
depression, decided to and did accum
ulate, sufficient workiug capital in
caxh to conduct his business.
'1 a-k,the farmer and laborers to
learn the same lesson.
operative banking
Nulers off the Federal Reserve board.
and put a majority of farmers and
laborers on."
small. 1
o. M,i
' Foil will-
Drookhart said (he Federal Keserve
Dank is the greatest economic power
in the world, by its control of credit,
fixing prices, promoting prosperity or
ordering bankruptcy.
"It ki Wall Street controlled." he
added. "There is but one fanner and
no laboring people on its board, and
the farmer went on but recently."
WANTED to rent for cash,
Fill! Slli T -5
.. - I Sukdrf. f-rJ T . -1
A.M til ling ctupei ' EvwTo Ti 'J
John Wilson. K. 2nd. Ave. N'o..! iTi-
V i i - - itoseDurg, wrrguu. , s 4 ,
in and laborers to - ' .-- luo guaranteed pj "
ion. Demand a eo- WANTED Experienced farm hand,! ,,;lt.h vhl,.u Hi,
law. put the .Mc $35 aud board for winter. Address Tire'shnn 1.-"' r
U.urva hnanls U .uru Vw.Rm-hW. rrr;- . ' ' Mm.
- . IUUW .orri
10 Ulll c.ili.lili, ..""i
If desired. Pk, "5
Senator Brookhart is niakins th
irost of his time before going to
Washington for the opening of th
oixty-eighth Congress, touring Iowa
and putting the "burning issues," 0
he sees tbem, up to the voters.
That he is strongly entrenched in
Ihe State nobody denies. Likewise!
none denies that he will face the bit
terest buttle of his political career in
1924.
LAM OWNkK lKjn't forgei
6T.3 when In need ot auto parte.
Sarfl'g Auto Wrecking House.
WANTED" ' N u rs e maid for four
month old baby no house work.
Address "Wanted
view.
FOH
fliate for iMortu,-"
care riews-ne-i nrrr. .""". 0t.tt
! SAW FOR SALET -
WANTED Employment lifter BCUool! J?,' p'"!1,1"' bw'
1 o... 1.... k.. 17 ,.1,1 1 ? v ' r- . Ubte. .
anu on naiuruay uj jwi miu.
boy. Autli ess v . . care
Uevlew.
; l--0 2 heifer,. SS ,,,
T blire nn l!.,..i. r1
7, . " uluru ta.
burg.
WANTED To rent small place, pas
ture land, with small house and Cook.
barn. Not too far out. E. J. Dourte, 01, saCEToJ
CATTLE WANTEIV Want to
yr. old Durham or ttereioru
steers. Would
ers. E. P. Stewart
.notor cars, hut tney miss ma 01a, tw,.,.n human beings anil automo
days when they used to jog along the! A mau cau b). pujed out of
read with one foot hanging out of the: tnt, junk-heap and niade over and
spring wagon. run better than ho ever did before.
DM An auto can't. A car is best when
' It used to be that if a man didn't It Is new; a man is best when he is
oar a mustache hs was considered a old. A Ford must always be a Ford;
slssv: now he's considered one If hci'-ut a man can Jump Irom me foro
walnuts. 31 per
buy 2 ling, Sins. ua
feeder! tlarden Vaile. "
consider bred helf-;F01i SALE-.nkretTr
art. Coburg, Ore. ciated Gas Enmn. J
W A.N TEI t'et ple to 001110 to the ! Webster, ma-ieta; si
1 1 ...ml i;r. Q,i,i.n.j WJ
does.
ess
Man Knocked Down by Car in Hos
pital. Headline. What in the dickens
vat a car doing in a hospital.
asw
Upon hs face
There is a grin
He was ten tons
Of hard, coat in.
10$
riaa to the Packard class aud no
body run atop him,
The longer tt car runs, the more
It doteriorates. , The farther a man'
poeji, the more he improves, and
when the time comes to pi-rap his
moral emiipiiK'nt, fre should then be
Jutt ready to taUe hi plate among
tho finpei'.shahles.
Hallowe'en Social at Melrose Grange
Hall. Melrose prance will hold itu
annual IlallowpVn Social Saturdnv
Modern paths of g'ory lead to theniKht October 27th. (ihoMs, witches,
paying teller s window. ra:, pumpkin pie, cider, and a good
JEW lime. CUMK! . -1 ,
A woman is always ' trying to im
rove the appearance cf hec face b
putting something on it and a man
tries to improve his by taking some
thing off of it.
Don't think he is important just be
tua he appears to have a grouch.
Who ever heard of a grouchy winner?,
A peace loving land is one where
only 8 per cent of the people know
the second verso of the national an
them. 1
A friend, is one who will tell you
f your coa collar is turned up tn thr
oatk or if your ptttico.it is showing
behind.
e i
A true fisherman is not always a
iruthful fisherman. j
iCw I
Some men's idea of tlie perfect va
ration is to &tan4 around for two;
veeks watching the other fellow i
work.
$ 1- $
From litookliarl's talks it is evident
that amoim tbe important moves he
make in tbe Senate this winter will
be a move toward r'Oiienins tbe rail
road fipht.
A bill he introduced to repeal all
vital sections of the railroad bill in Ihe
last ('on'rens and to amend the old
law to 'muni the water out of tbe
i ablution, atop the capitalization of
im arned increment and reduce Ihe
return to Ihe interest rate on Un
bonded portion of thp c.ipital." an he
explained it, jrot the well-known com
mittee anaesthetic.
"Si members of that committee
wore defeated in the last election, and
I hope the comniinee will be reorg
anized so mv bill can come out for
consideration," he. declared.
Golden Rule limber Shop. You will
get Golden Rule treatment, loc
shave & 3.'ic haircut. Try us. 618
Winchester at.
"Hot cakea taste dern
mornin's."
good these
MLT.I.1N II.XM INCS Willi.
KNTF.U ANN.mil.lS
NEWS
LETTER
Gossip of Staff Corre
spondents at World
Centers of Population.
Merlin Hastings, a former resident
of I lila city, stopped In KoseburK last
tuttht for a shorl visit with friends.
He in now In tbe I". S. Navy and Is
located e.t 8an liiepo. He has been
MISCELLANEOUS
I WILL do dressmakine. Call 11S-Y.
CHILI)!!!'::; cared "for at 327 "W.'Dous-
las rit. l'houa b$ L.
FOR RENT
VOll KL'.NT
Tine.
-Garage. Call at 514 So.
-Private Karaite. Gill So
r'UK 11I..NT
Pine st.
i'OIl KENT Sleeping room. 930 No.
Jackson street.
l-'OirillOXT 2 "furnished housekeep
ing moms, 12S So. Flint.
1. Rutaerffti, Ortta
FOH S,VLE-S".rhn
steers 3 yean oW, m
years old, and tr .
Ha on, I'lunua, Or-r
l'Ull SALE chup.
cord tin, SmmiZ
speedoniner, visor, nt
service .
I t on SALis-sr5hirv
"j" i F. O. 1!. Jlapltton, Si 1 1
more, r isn snipifcds
T. J. Neelv, iiitfUK.
STuiti: nxTi'iiETirr
shelving liht fu'.iaa,!!
cases. 1 sHfe, eout!..;.
See Weigel Bros. Oua'i
toll HtiSt'i. sateiy uepoall
Hoseburi National Bank.
boxea.
FOll RENT Furnished, up to date
apartment. 4 rooms. 42S Pitzer St.
FOH FlKNT 157 acre T.irin, 2 . nil
ftem town. M. Howe, Rt. 1, Box 23.
FOH KENT Ilusinesi buiklinircor-
ner Rose and Oak Sts. Intiuire 211
Washington St.
i'OK KK.NT Nicely furnished housed-
ki-epins atiartiuent; very reasonable..
uii u snu! i iuiiuiikii. visiillli; Ilia -
ttiotber In Kuceiie, and Is now on his;'0" KL.-, r -Fifty five acres of land,
way back to his station. .Merlin hast Joining the Kinney Addition. Apply t
been advancing rapidly since kilning I to M'"- Sinnott. j
tlie navy and is now determined to j KOI.
to Annapolis. Out of a'i taklni;
FOH SALE 4 htiJlTir
horses, 1 pan fiuj ;
wt. 21iUi': 1 stian 3 iif i
3eO0. K. E. L. Gailalfr t:
FOR SALE Good Oil
liveretl: $15. at btx It
old r.e!dinc cheap, tw
Phor,e210 W. C.J fcx-
Oil Co.
FOR SALE -L;y oira-.Tiin
A s'nall ajiiirtmeat ttn-
occuitii'd, end pays I:
tuent. Call at t& Sc
Host iMir', Oretr.
rKOOM' HOl'SE i.!ax
in features newly tu.
xood l.if ation. 3 bloci
larp lot. 0ml70. is
dow n, l'hune
cveufni:.
the examination 12 were found ell
ible end he stood in fifth place
auienK the twelve, which Is a record
of which ho may well be proud. He
i well pleased with the work and
td'iiction which he Is receiving and
v ill undoubtedly achieve bis ambition.
TODAY:
The Brookhart-McNider Row.
5l
. lly IUH'.EHT S. TIIORNlH Ki'.H.
( 1 ill- rmitl.iinil N'.-us Ser ice St ill
i'..i rcp'-ii'leiit.)
M-:s MOINLS, ;,., ),i. 26. Sena
tor Smith W. Umokhart, so-called
Western rrovressi e enemv of trusts.
The Elluks aro Btill picking chicken bi business and the Ksch-Cumiiiir.s
boncs outa thcr craws tot'ay. law, ami e-t'uiuiu,inder Ch;.rlm H oi-
i 'ord McNider. of tbe American !.
Tho Medford feetball team arrived ' ',""' :"v ''vi"K "icrry battle these
the village bright and early this ' ,n" h"' in "c,"n belt."
. m. anrf none o( them were bio " """ ' "'"" Ior ""' nauonai
a the D'Anjou pear, they rai.e jn , 1"' "I world's series of 1:2I.
that neck of the woofs. I, I!r'klrut has sail a sreat ntanv
!- ! '"'"'' ''""-s about McNider. while
JT X i." iriienda of the but. r have not b. . r.
The r. h. . fel era paraded the overly mml.- .t in , harclm; the Sen-
nam Mem in their pajamas last nightiatnr with radicall.-:n and tnir.i; to
Ahich will make an extry washin' fori establi.-ii an American Sowe't a id
their mawt tho early part of next,Kuss.
"k- Lroukhan i out for re-election. I
j Mi-Nider and his :i--,ciates n:e very'
j)T' .""-v limn h on' to cluiiiu.ite him from the
. .. ,'Si:---?v. 7.V,-i !l ""ell Malts Senate
I'lain cotton hemstitching, Sc per
yard. At the Specially Sboppe.
HONKS IDI NI) IN C.WI.S
Hones, which may be of some pre
historic animal, were found a few
days uKO in a cavern in the Oregon
Cav, s. w hich heretofore has been in
ai cessilile. When tbe Riiides opened
RENT four-room house with . FOR SALE HY CWNL
bath, and r.nrare. Second hand bride and boardinft nous?,:'
for f'ale. J8 West Lane. I business center. Iwa:
FOH RENT Furnished liousekeenini: Ross. House full li
rooms, close in. Inquire 121 V. j
Pout-las St. After 4:3(1 p. m.
vnt! iii;vTv. .ii .,;ii,a FOR SALE Kurniturt.
three room nparlment. Hot and
cold water. No children. Call 91U
W inchester. Rhone 103.
fuiher nanirulare wnw
loci, 21 W. S Ave.. L
LOST AND FOUND
mi the loom they i omul a skull, two I '
LOST Cameo pin. Finder idease re
turn to till Cobb st. Reward.
LOST Mink fur neck piece. Finder
please return to News-Review office
Reward.
LOST
Monday, bet wee
business
hicli bones and a dozen other bones
ami fracments. As the room was not
leitssihle the bones must have been
Hierc tor a creal number of years,
other bones have been found pre
viously but were encrusted with sev
eral inches of limestone. The lust
find was not covered with Ihe li -
itor.e. the bones beliiL- in some silt
rtieh bad been carried into the
raves by the action of the water.
Tiie lir t bones were lost in ship
ment to the Smithsonian institute.
Supervisor K. H. McDanicls, of the
loi.il forestry office, has sent the
last litul lo tbe Lnivei jitv of Oregon
to have the ueologists make a report
on then.---Grants l'ass Courier.
section anil bio Ho. Fine st. narrow
blue velour belt to ludy's coat.
1' inder leave at tliki office.
FOR SALE
FOH SALE-- :.; shares luirant of Calif,
stock. Address "Stock" care News-
Ke i' w.
bed (!.i.'iitsrl i2''. 1
S15.pt1. 1 Cuba
g-ft. r-xtcusii.a dinir.:
8 leather covered
1 Ran ire $l.uO. CJlilf
Oakland, Ore
FOR' SALE- 1240 acM s
Wood sellinu for i-lr.
slump. 2"i nnics wia (
ttnn.t iilt-e for
runtiiiiu throu.-h place fe-
mireil for $3!'". Prict It
V.iM eon villlT tOOd
bur i! up to k-le'
in Heppner for sue
:.iiiei. No iacumbn-f
. niaee. Craw niore Celt
Cord road to tiuii- -J
Iix. 2SI, Hei'iuier, urt"
SAL1-: iroio lh. work horse,
cbenp. K. H. Russell, Wilbur. Rhone
"eF21.
FLOFESSIONAL CAkUd
f'l' M. U. 1'LYER Chlropiatlc
slcitn. 1! w. Lan9 6L
V
.j't-i'i
. i .... -.- i. . ' . - .
'""' "' ' to the snatiiisbii. .So far be ha
Dee
on
r Foli.s:
Mio ht'lil my liand lit'twivu wv tntti, site stvnuvl ;i u-i i
I llllMIlt'. TIlO WDI'lll Wits lllillo. Ill' s,i it s..,.m. ,1 lio.-oo,.. l,.o-
Miii'o utm n u- I ion ir. "i I. Tiuuioht I. "Tliis i:i;iiti dn..M m
Vliilo. is ;i!;is ohcvt'ful. ;ilw:ivs In-ieht " I l'..lt h..r l.e..-,ti,
it'y I .loo. ho Mrokc.1 my hair kick into jla.v ;iul pressed !or:
li.'i'nl ayainst mv Limw. Thotiglit I, "Vy jinks, I'll say il i.o.."'
' "'i'' '"'t'l niiM ami liiook. 'twas tlm. I stai lo.l in to .-tv-ok.'
"Oh I..u!y Fair. limn Lo lr.im'V" (Our l'ii!"o:s slarlo.l In ''
il, von silly hoy, yoti'rv Lko a thihl
ul mo imi i)u..;u't iliii-.k." tMv 1...
i;'k.) Ai d jot w ttii isdom i l'h.io.f, her h.iaii',
' 'mvo.!. For why would sho. with ojos a::l.nv, i
i;t.n:i to mo .-!;,' iiiil. ss lior hoait was L..:l
i. .:i,unx iit.d tni?'.'
I ti'llihod l.rr hand. '10 thuuyllt
-ho lioi.t her head, tAt
II 1 dal was Kioan in ;
CI -M'.'Niuer has been lilrtitlon.il for '
O leverytlntitf I ruin Ambassador to Itah I
. . . . i . . 1
is. U' u a sl .ieiMM!, excepting lo s
'Shoot. n' ducks usually ends up in th:t ihe Auiliasa.ien.hip wa.- "ne
sbooiin' the bull." to m, ": M;i hi tn.-n.ls are sawinu
o lo' ..f Mo. .1 and I),;
v :
I Hi ll
u.nl
L.'.li.
';:. . t :
COOKED FOOD SALE
!,il;.'s of couk.d food on sale
ay . Oct. "',' at o.-buri- and
uimery. Rod and tiiin c lub.
proini
Mlo.-t
' lent':
' :,
ilet '
.f in iii
:'t we
f . f a
ba e a .
milllf.i
All lie
aew w tn;rr
'Ulpii le bile
ry nt the
ilest I'lICi
'ainji.i iai
some poiili
u. The I'losjH-.-ta ate li.os;
in-: tor one ot the bitterest wj,
l i:ua',i: rrlili, al fights of the
" n It'eokbart and n,.-;
r rliqa,. o io tbe padd.n 1.
- M N iler tbe -in- r.t
'. ilio :h dlcu.tme tin';
:ti-i nie and piomotin
'an i.--ue, sat in a s cia t
.Kiin in May, la J..
. l yv i :
i'.l .',
an
sho,
. :'
I'l 'I kllal . .h ilai,..-; l.eetUlv 111 a pllb
Mrs. E. D. Homewood
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TOFFEE
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in l.uik that art iJJ
market, at prirrt n-'
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lilt '1 "-c i-i. mm
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DAILY AETHER REPORT
V. S. W'c.itner Furcau. local office.
burB. Otetton, 24 hours eudiiiK S
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Precpita.
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in In Ins. and Hundredths
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to lo lv
lid. I'M' i.islalitly
lr.Mil dead I Inn
M'd it up again.
i..y..l almi.t my li,t.. 1 la'.ioil I, or "Anol itom
i:."io 1 I. ilkod, li.o inoiv I Know sho know Hot what
I in' I w .... sick a:ul Ki'Uitijr worse, and slso was paid
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i. a t.ai-'er.i' u-e let n:sbt...
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j l e' li I'!,' le v:'., . i;,s; ol 111. .Mill
iils, No; 'o .i Tei ip tor this tuepib
,ltI. i Total pnt lp. fiom Sept. 1. 1023
2 t.l
. .1 L.
: -'ale
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una
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d I i' o. tinted by e, a
; ' .ie .tad fi.t cunr tie in
I' ''i.iiui l on tlie Ulai
'...::oaili shoulil be in
i.:i : a coliunittee to lha
"li'iui ee c.imiuissioa to
.' .i.i-e of rail.fut r.aes.
a inusi j;o !. .. u aa :
- nr.i.-t so up. the roMil;
on to i!..-.tiy the labod
Oregon Women Vote "Yes"
On Important Subject
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WILLIAM liEl.U Observer. 't .
i. at in.-'s that the r.ni:
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ia - in o-,. t; i : i , of nra ii uiture."
le il. i larel that ., the rea-,m tin I
yi Nliier .'Uit.t uanis In l.-OL jihoni
.bat tile sc:ll:ed
rVril.-dul. Orck- 'Dr
l a.ornc Fi ever:: a,.u I, .
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;"V . '"' taking a!,
('.'tills ot l.-.c '1 ,u, p,.,,
my ncal-h rtt'.::r.,' r.v
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yr li.ii.ij. Wrac L'r. iVu-Ul-'-
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PILGRIM WARE
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bad coil-
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Solid, Seamless
Copper
Natural and Nickel
Finish
Lasts a Lifetime
Heals Faster
Cools Slowly
Stays Clean
S. e Larpe l.isplay In Our
u iihIoms und K.utmluo
Samples
Parslow Furniture Co.
Ill N. Jackson Street
Rosrburg Oregon
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