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Newspaper Page Texti ' ! PAGE TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW iMutd Dally Eaxept rung. i 11 ii" iii frualdant snd Manager U. w. UA1 Km retarv Treasurer : KI(T (1. UATKh i 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATE. .,,.1 T I -Ml ..i- 1 " ' AA i iiiv ncr year, by mftll- i,fciu- ah moLtba. by tOMl L..y, fiLi'le montb. by iull. n k ,.rrlr. lf niODtb- Vwkly Kwi -Utfirlfw, by mH, per year. ft.0 Or gun. under the Act of Mrch 2. 1S7. ARCTMKNT WITHOUT ANGKU. PICKU4S f) Y BERT 6 BATES ROSEBURO NEWW.EVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1824. nnnrrnirvr in I nnunc GOOD EVENING FOLKS j Tho legion gang Hfcld weeion Last ev. and Those who hav. Been takm" Correapondanca Course in oratm' Cava their firat Three leaaona By heart DUMBELL DORA THINKS A phoney ring la one you B wnen central g.vea you the wrong number. rMHi aiiw wai uo en tha main atem thia a- m. to get hia ainkera and Java. Cheerfulneaa la the art of concealing your real feelinga. DIDN'T MARRY ONE "It la aaid by animal tralnere that ItcaJeri of KiiKliah novels will have noted the prominent part .u... ;....! ,i;,.,i,s,mi takes in the social life of that country- At the house partis and dinnnr parties and other gathenn of the JeadiniC " i"l "'". I''''"1 argument seems to ie the center oi attention It is represented that pople of most diverse views k toother and exchange ideas without showing fueling or temper. J'olitical diM-u.H.si.n does not figure so much in social life in Amer ica It is rewarded in many circles as too dull and heavy, and there is a demand for lighter themes. This is unfortunate, as the conduct of government is a matter affecting uan me in us mum. h gr(iff) h ntyer bew) known to minute ..articular. 1'eople who are arn.n urns ana ' iK ought t I deeply concerned about it. Iiut there is r reason why poliUcal discussion Ilgures less in nut mc ....... some other countries. Americans are less phlegmatic ana mote nervous and high strung than some other peoples. They oltwi re frain from discussing political themes, fearing to start unpleasant and heated talk. When persons or opposite views get to discus sing politics, they commonly find it difficult to reach any com mon ground. One will assert somewhat violent views on his side, the other will reply by similar attacks from the opposite ioiiit ol view. Frequently they become angry, and many lanuly and per sonal quarrels have started from such incidents. This is regret table, as people of opposite points of view need to exchange ...i ii i it . : i 1 I 1 1 In witn mi opinions. II Wiey could euro uieir ti'iiin.in a mm ....-, ... Large tire company in Ohio had an anniveraary the other day and gave all the employee a blowout. JOB HAD A CINCH Job, the Good Book tella u, had A million bolls or ao; But Job waa fortunate, egad He really didn't know Juat what It is to suffer; Hia lot waa aoft euullme, To that of tho colyum duffer. Who must write a dally rhyme. Another way fo make time pase (Associated Preas Led Wire.) SAX VHANCISCO. Jan. 16. neUe Bennett, actroaa. whose contract mar riage to Jack oiler. Loe Angeiee mu tton picture director la being investi gated by the bureau of Investigation of the department of Justice told Interview-era bere that she would con ault an attorney today to defend her self against the rlalina of Ueller that he waa united to her In a Catholic wedding ceremony. bhe engagca Fred C. IVinitinere. al&o a motion picture director. Ueller asaerted mat .n ueuu.. accepted allotments from Ihe I nuea Statea navy as hl wife while lie was In the aervice during the war. The actreaa denied this. The chief interest of the d purtment of Justice la to determine whetner Misa i.eu neit accepted allotments fraudu lently. Investigator of the bureau went to Miss Jlennett's abode on Belvedere Island, across the bay from San Francisco to question her last nlKht, but she waa tint at home. o TUP MAR1NG MEM- MORIAL ASSOCIATION The time fiieJ by the officere of the association. f"r the canvass lor funda has about eiuired. and only a few hours bi:. a friend sajd to the writer. "I want to make my offering to the fund, but find 1 need to be remind ed of It." So while we have allowed the canvass to be a oulet one anil the offerings voluntary, I fear we have al lowed it to be too much eo: and we ill not net what the people in many instances want to give. To any who still wish to make an offering to tlie fund, 1 think vou will find any one of the banka willing to take your offer ing within the m-xt day or two. W. F. THOMAS. County Chairman, BREAKS THAT WW Hul't Caacara Bromide Cmne wul break your cold in one day. Taken promptlyitfKWccJcU.taPP iwipwiiHnia. Demand red box beJng Mr. Ka' ascaraI,cininj (B-J01 WILL OPEN BIDS FDR STftTE R0ADSt a.H.Haxcu.VikI.9 ear r. mission declarea the protest, . result of the propaganda w"1 Southern Pacific company. T 1 MrCov. member of the '1 in,l,v ntintrtt fieiirnu In .... H .uuw. . M " ... thia assertion. Umlc- the nu . ule. he said. th rct on htJ ,1 371 cents hundred and tt, rate la 23 a cents. After . . . .. . ., ..i.. -t r...H-ti.d l'reaa I' a"" '"'.v.' fortiana nirw .u.pmcncs tr. SALEM Jan. I6.-B1U. covering the by 8oulhern Pa " proposed improvement or " "V rary to the coast. Under ti. bigbway in egon will be opened at, Wr. M.Coy ,llu the .XrZllt meeting of the state high- j. 1;lc KOl 8 of the way comnnsslon. which will I be heW flom Portland to Tillamoo, In Portland February - -was announced by the highway de partment today. Bids will be receiv ed on tbe following project.. Resurfacing wltn " " miles of Oie Old urrgou i their views with less irritation, extreme ideas wouiu ue quickiv (or jail inmatea would be to m tid nolitical oniionents would find more common ground on .uu taxi metera m the ceiia. i.hich they could ctM)HTate. -o- One reason why the gaa bill runs up ao rapidly la because it has tbou aanda of feet. A "thinker"' In theae dcadent times UiVIPQyA POST TO E hi Helping needly children is one of the greatest examples of charity one can display. If there is any one thing the American people Should accompnsn u u.e uu u on who ,n(J wrlt lnwlllnBhJ;"fr,hV e 0, , American ever' state for the care of dependent clilldren, Jallielless aim thino, about the way the doera are do- , A Klon Unlm corpa hlhlK organized by motherless children. There should be a suflicient number of these ing thinga. homes to insure proper care for all children thrown , on stsiety. ht.fllDDer' llm01t These innocent little creatures are deserving of wholesome, caan.much tme lightiBg cig.r,,!,, theiwiii be aiarted in-the very near future i i !... ...... r,.t,lro .it i n.iisliin In- made ' .h.-fianner dm., nowwdennn her noae. I anil the boye will be on the streets ,u uuti. , i m , '.:;, hllvpr fesa. o.Wlon.ln the future. the hignesi stantiaru. ii is no inuu ui mra , 'The local legion pit ns Deen wors- l..-..n t,.,i..M II,., chi- of societv-thev are not in any degroe re-1 . ,:'L?.n,,.de do" ,0Vt " '"r 'nlh: iiivk tiH"w. .-. inn uiVviiciii. nuu.u im M ' "7 i IHilisiblf for their position in life, and their needs must be IJiet minister at the revival aervice. "Look i the broad,st way. One of these homes, a children's farm home. , .t t.-.-..n. f.you tsioii.sored by Uie W. C. T. I'., and now in operation js certainly Ue-, Giv ,im 4 ,enth A tentn beionBe to serving of liberal support by the people of this state. Their ap-l de Lawd!" , . . i . . , i i ! "Amen!" came from back In the peal for better and more adetniute equipment should not go eorriir, G0ry t0 God! Give Hlm , heeded. It should be a great satisfaction to the people of Oregon Tenth o' ail you got. Give him more! that this worthy organization has seen fit to direct its efforts to-jclv him ,w"t,hT' ward me esiuuiihiuneui o a nimi.i:u s .i...u. ......... The mer) fct thlt t nt.nl farmer inent to their efforts could be cited. An individual or organi.a- i, entitled to a reat. won't keep him tion Unit does things for the betterment of innocent childhood is -" fl''"a "P daylight Eight large Ludwlg drums arrived l'i.iiq;ia Post. The corps will cotnist of eight drummers three or more fifes and a number of buglers. Practice oretnernr- anouieo me oarsy, n,., .h fifn ami v. . - drum corps, with bucles In adilltlon, will permit one of the best organiza tions of the kind In the slate. o FULLERTON P. T. A. MEETING worthy ol Ute highest and deepest gratitude of an enlightened na tion. Thousands of children in this state are crying for that love and tender cure administered in wen-regulated nonies, out nu, through the . mistakes of life, are given over to the public, and the public is often quite lax to respond to a real duty. The W. C. T. U. is carrying on a real program for deendent children. o . It may be populur to have u cold these days but mighty in convenient and unpleasant. The unthinking claaa takea In the Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. the Fullerion P. T. A. will hold its meet ing in the school house. Tbe following interesting program has been arranged: vocal nolo, Mrs. Ashcraft. accompanied by Mrs. llemis; "Needs of Our Schools," Mrs. Muddox: lJeclaination contest try-out. between pupil in the 5th and Tth ginks who don't know and thereloraj g'a.ies: the it 7th boy contestants are nfw R, R. RATES AFFECT ROSEBURG (Ansorlated Presa lrfaed Wire.) SiLEM. Jan. 16. The pub lc aervice commission announcea tne establishment of Joint through rates, effective KVbruary 1. between Gyp sum In eastern Oregon, on the Ore gon 8hort Line and points on the lines of tbe soutnern j-aciut iu- of Portland. Including fcaiem. Al bany, Corvallla. Eugene ana - burg, on carload suipmenis oi a.. plaster, land plaster ana gypsum .ir unhortn these commodities were shipped to Portland on a 16 cent plus the local rates irom x-un-lnnd south. ' The new rate for Instance on a 60.000 pound car of land plaster to Eugene Is now 261 cenis. a, reuuv tion of 71 cents per hundred pounds, ni tin npr rnr. The eastern Oregon plant has for its main competitor the plant at nvnmim Montana, which, it claimed, aought to Invade this ter ritory through the medium of spec ial low rates. This tariff follows suspension by the interstate schedu les to be cancelled on the grounds that the proposed rates and the min imum weights were unduly preju dicial to the Oregon plant. . o Sniffling Head Colds Stopped in 5 Hours By New Treatment Specialist's Prescription Guaranteed To Completely Relieve or No Coat A wonderful new treatment for i.ntifc nerfected at the Clinical i i,roi..rl. a Cleveland. Ohio. is guaranteed to banish the average head !old In E hours or It costs you nothing. Every symptom disappears as thnnch hv maaic. Nose and eyes clear up. Headache, fever and depression vanish. Often in 30 minutes you ior aet you ever had a cold! - The new treatment konwn as Pr. Platfs Itinex Prescription Is en-tlri-lv different from the ordinary remedies. These merely dry up the mucus and relieve the headache or fever. Put Rinex goes direct to the chill-caused poisons in the blood which are the real cause of the cold and removes them. So every trace of the cold both outside and inside vanishes Cet Kinex today and Just try it. Costs a little more than ordinary remedies, but far more economical in the end because one dope is often enough. And remember, your money back instantly if not relieved in 5 hours. Ue sure to get the genuine Dr. Piatt's Kinex Prescription in the air-tight glass flask. On sale in this city at W. F. Chapman's Pharmacy. Mb . ceuta wtilu under tnc new the rate from Portland to Tilu wruld be only ix ce tts. The new acheduio is basej,. on iSatance. ": The hearing which ttsultM .. P. and Telocaset . in Union j reduce, rates count)'. . . 27; ,,-.rrt tegtimonv from ...-' miles oV the Columbia river highway janizatton In the .ute. all between the CiUlam-Morrow coun , , u. H line a,rou.'b Arlington to WU.n.ou I parmers' Union, tie State Ciillinni county. v f. the Hay Grjv.c-.-i i,1 .....-.inv ana HiiriacinR w...v . , . "'"u," ;,. h..tween the' me i eirymeu s .isi.iciatioa t the Sherman highway , T:".amook county Dairy anl head of Cow Canyon lnr0US.j; Association, to the Sherman-Wasco couuty line in Wasco county. ProniI1B tools at R hartoa h, cJlJ?ZZ note : LADDIE BOY IS A oi mi. - - - . ., nnvnn r-. .- I NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Th, of Laddie Boy will be anient south of Ma'upin in Wasco county. This is the final project on im way between Bend and The Dalles. rrt.A nnnittiiBRinn will aWo re-adver tise for bids for tbe 17 milts of cruan-. iisle(, as contributors to the r.J . .. . . .. i .1 1. .it. thel . i r . i . 1 ed rock or graei u.a.-.& a: on oi me nieinury oi n.sn-g Coqullle-lianuon seciiou ui ."c i j.ra. tnariea it. i;iimii, m velt coast highway In Coos county. n,usic publisher, enclosin; , Ilids on this project received at a lre- f,Jt. $o; today ent a letter : vlous meeting were rejected. I Hai'cing Memorial Asso-i'itict Abridge over Wild Horse Creek behalf, near Saxe station between Pendleton o and the Washington state line i vuugnn urag saws ana u advertised on the same uate. carton tiros. At tha mime meeting tne nign.ij commlmion will receive bias lor tne Z.w,""' r,W.'Z privilege of operating a luncn room j LAJUVaC UllVCL. 1 URH and confectionery at Clatsop Crest - J .. i riumMa riven rarg on me ioe. ,.i.i.k - ui . No. 49 Meets oa 1st in highway in Clatsop county. o Defies Age by Using Ordinary Buttermilk to Beautifv Complexion Thi. Pretty Girl Tell. Druggist. Not O. E. 8.. Roeeburoj Chjpte, IkJ Monday evenings. In K. of) Visiting neighbor. Invited u J 1 rlA Hi. 1A1LUIIS mAHUAKEiT WU1T.NEI, to Take Anyone'. Money unies. Thi. Delightful New Vanishing Cream Show, a Decided Improvement. SUIT IS TRANSFERRED cannot think and thoae who do know but dont think. More of us should cultivate the fac ulty of taking hints. Nobody paya any attention to man'cca Corthy. Virginia J-rench and Elir when he atopa to fix hie garter on the'abith Murphy. Winners will repre atrset. There ia liable to ba a riot If a 'sent the sihool at the Rotary club Leslie Cutmnina and Ray Lea. The H 7th girl contestant, are Porothy Ar undel. Margaret Arundel. Carmel New land. The 11 uth boy contestants are Harvey Miller and Thomas Conroy. The 11 5th girl contestants are Fran- girl tries it BUT I DO My parents taught me not to paint, But I do. M ;.i f....l .1 ..( ,l....l.r,l 1,. ,!,!.., -l,..n ,,or m ' ' "ml' l.lUII IIU.VIIII I.VI IIHIV 11 lll. .'I U.ll lU'l.t-.H' n.li... ..ii... j guj thev iri't the demand for an income tux return. They told ma that l ahouid not wink At nifty boya. not even think 1 Of anv trousers-wearinn mnk. The peoples of the world groan about their war debts but if they were ail paid off they might get to fighting again. , o Are you a stibsclilK-r to the Uo.-cburg Chamber of Commerce'.' If not, v Ii v not? inter-school contest in March, The Judges for the contest are J. M. llozzard of the Melrose school. Miss Frances Poller of the llenson school and Miss Myth Henderson of the It one school. Piano sol... Mis. Jean Maddox. Community slug. The euit of Mrs. E. J. Humphreys aeainst Swift and Company, in which Mrs. Humphrey claims damages for the death of her husband, has been transferred to the federal court upon order of Judge J. W. Hamilton. Swift and Company were represented by At torney 11. L. Eddy of Roscburg and Wilbur Ueckelt and Hall of Torllaud. Hold, their regular meetlu 1st and 3rd Thursday, t month. All sojourning J and Bisters are respecttulb to attend. MART B. BU3AR. I FKEfl JOHNSON. SeJ United Artisans Meets a bee Hall first and third Weei Visiting members always wJ LALTtEN McCULLOCE MILDRED McCt'LLOCS BELLK STU'HENSOK. W. E. A. C. T. Roseburjlj No. 11 Holds regular mea 2nd and 4th Thursday, at Visiting ulutors Invited to ira t itt w ai uwo .jet Mm.tf tim (.aag streets. JESSIE RAPP, Col LILLIAN M. 1VUEE4 n.,iicpmillr Cn.ni ernteit beautv -i... iik. in The mnf wonder-'Knight, of Pythla., Alpha Lad t..l ,Mn. ohi,t it U tho fnrt that c.e.j whit,, it turns the dullest, most life-! In Knlgbtsj of Pythia. haa less complexion to radiant beauty and make, red or rough hands or arms snow white, yet there 1. not the slightest sign of its use after appli cation. It actually vanishes from Umpqu. Temple No. 4, Pytti sicht and the most heated atmosphere ter. Meeia the 2nd ana r. will not produce the least shininess or greasiness of - the skin. No matter whether you are troubled with a poor complexion, wrinkles, puf finess around the eyes, freckles, crows feet or lines around the mouth, ugly n,.a nf h Tire han.ls or i m. paused K. O. T. M. MBUtS each 2nJ q ..... . " ... . . . .. . W ...Anh l In- wind or sun. vou will find that any luurauay oi u wu, or all of these troubles will quickly disappear with the use of Howards Uuilenuilk Cream. street Visitors always tt CLAIR K. ALLEN, tl J. R. FARRINGTON, II . K. B. WtMBEP'.Y,I.i day evening, of each moult K. of. P. haiL Visitors alui come. BELLE WALKER, M. E. C MAY E. PARKER, M. of K. MARTHA CHK.I8TENS0X.ll Looks like a good year for politics. Dear l'ulks : In the foothills of the Oark.s far ivmovcd fiviv. iioi -ciiud dm, mi a wck of lvi.l aiiittoii wife and I are Marling .it. There's no Miioke of eily chimneys, there's no ru.-hiiig to and .to. ju.-l the peace tlu.l nature olfers which we're lingli'.y glad to know. There's a tabin by the river where we"l e;it a::.l u. .siecii, i.tid it's there we'll spend our evening when the twi'i).'!il ;-h:u1o.s ;'ee. Tin re's the owner of the cabin vim w:ii ;w i t,.r us as uide. There's lus wife who'll do the cooking and .!'c':l Like lot i f pn.lv m the fixing up of dishes that ill make t;.s y .ul we cum i.i.il I know well call her Mother for the lack el a U l'o r r; ::;c. So the week lh.il Ins before us holds a charm all el' i'..- v.m, ju1 ii'.e four oi us and natuiv and our Maker here alone. J l. re il be I'oll'.ing like the comiorts wli'.vii li e ciiy liie al lords, tl'.iiv'll be chilly winds a whistling tli'v-.tglt the cr.uks ol . e.iMmoil boards. Hut wo'll ilivss in homespun woolens that wili shichl us finMi tl o cold and in front of logs a lil.t.-it.g many stories will be told. When ;.t our vvtk U over, we'll return w i:h I i .il;l .iglow, .v. d v i 'il l II oar i uy lieihbors many things tlr.'y o.;;i.t to know . For the wilderness b.is sis.rets whtih ar' worth tiie trailing out. Tl.etv tin- l a id id' lovl is present iv-assurinj tlue wlo da'.iht. But I do. j I paint my Itpa and powder my noae, j And flirt with my aiater'. beaux j My folk, aay, "don't, I won't," j But I do. I I I He has lota of luck, but moat of it s I bad. , A woman may not be able to look t another woman in the face, but she's j luie to look her In the back when they ' pats on the street. I Myers pumps, pipe and fillings at Wharton Bros. CALIFORNIA AUTO FEE IS ONLY $3 DAILY WEATHER REPORT 1. S. Wea'her llureau. local office Itoseburg, Oregon, i'. hour, ending Si Motor Vehicle di-partments of Wash inGton, Oregon and California, in Amnolute.l I'ress Lr.iswl Wire.) SALEM. Jan. 16. The traffic de partments of Oregon and California reached an agreement at a confer ence, attended by Superintendents of "It's a wise husband that braga en his wife's cookm. '1'eiu Wh.it ton i sinr; ma a new lii.'i llieitol.t touiir.- 1:11. vhich he just bouiit a( liu' K.l. Marsh VI tor t o and I aay "I ' Precipitation in Ina. and Hundredthil gacramento. whereby motor vehid iiignest ii niHraiure vesteruay .. n i dealers in border towns may cross Lowest temperature lust night.. 3S tll(, )in l0 sollcit business, but will Precipitation last 21 hours 01 1 not be permitted to extend their ac- Tiit.il pr. i ii. stnee fust of month .44 j tlvitlcs beyond certain prescribed Normal p:e. ip. for ihw month.. E 70, limits. Tbe conference was called Total pr-iip. from Sept. 1. l'.K3 priniurily for the purposo of formu- to il.iTe 11 S3 i luting reciprocal courtesiis. lu-cause Amt. i! .-.!;. from Sopt. 1. IsTT lSSiof the small flat automobile license Totil di'.u..acy free? Sept. 1. fee of tit in Caiifornta. officers ex- lyJ S.Oo j pect. d that there would lie a tend- Avcrage t.ccipititttoii fur 1$ ency on the part of residents of wet seasons. (Si pter.ibi r to j Oregon and Washington to license May, inclusive. 31l5j their cars in California and operate Pair loi and We.lnesii.o . i them in their home states if not ap- WILUAM HELL, Observer.) prehended by officers. bee hall, corner Cass ml street.. Visiting Knignu welcome. L. C. GOODMAN, Of 1 W RAPP. K. 1 1 A. F. A A. M.. Laurel Lvdoe ir.e nnignts or. rytnias una ryinuin. Reeular communication! sisKrs will hold a Joint installation! 4th Wednesdays each B1 of orf icetw at the K. p. Hall tonight. Masonic Temple, Kosoima This is the first Joint installation ; Visitors welcome, held by these orders. A social time I G. K. QL'INE, Jr. will follow Ihe lodge session. W. F. HAJ-.Hid, 6C r'nCATC A nttoiT-. Laurel Chanter No. 81. 'I T. ! stated convocations oa W btix VILE COMMISSION Tuesdays, Masonic Teal members requested to au"i Tisitinr companions welcoisj R. L. COOPER. High F W. F. HARRIS, SecrrUl TAKES MOLD AND HELPS Cn'.ds that hang en" should be i gotten tid of. lor no one can stand tt.r drain of racking cough, disturbed -p and iriitaticn ot throat and ! lu'it Mane llris'.cr. Frccport. lit. wr.trsi I had mute or lcs of a cough for year, and 1 have taken , cuit.- a number of medicines Nfne of thrn taars ho'd and hcrpe bk Foley'a lloncy and Tar. Thia eld. reliable I cough syrup promptly help, coughs, cold, croup and whocrir.g ccun. : Contains no opiaiea. Children Lke it i W. F. CHAPMAN B-P-O-E Meeting January 17 Oftici.il visit of- Bro. Frank T. riv;htman. Dit. Dep. Grand Exalted Ruler. INITIATION Preg-am by Entertainment Committee Supper COUNTRY MEMBERS PLEASE TARE NOTICE Vit'.t.rg Prolhcrs corjially Invited Thursday, January 17 1 HAS OLD PAPERS Meets in me uuuieni - Roseburg every 1st and tfl day evenings. VislUng M fAssnoilt.-.l Press leased Wire.) V .Vs'llINliTON, Jan 1C Cr?a- tlin C a public service comminsiun i ill) nrvitr In Into n .-., tl.n ni.i1i.r.: l;v 1,11,1 functions of il'i r,.clam:.i.on i Woodmen ot tne World, Can", s'-rvice and federal oov.-e.- ,.,.n.i-! Meets In the Oddfeliowij :'in :-nit snerit'v niilhi.i-'t ti.a tn H... I veiim ii... vnacto s;h..iJ ai,i.,.o day evenings. part oi a "puMle ' ;.,rn . vit't.ns. C.C ..; nuuienil x HIT 1 VH f en. .on ue tne proposal was presented 1 o o. r Phlletarlan toW fur coisideration by the conference, Meeig In 0(J(j Keli0wa TcbH oi the form of a bill prepared by a I Frl(Jlly evening. Visltml t-1 rship league of Americi. jij-v p,LM. N. rropi'ities as S'in..r-; ower uvstem.' Will Build Re.idenc ('.. L. Packstrura today took out tivrnut for the construction When II V. Stor.e. who was ap-1 rinii. r.re on South Stephens St., be- point, -d administrator of the estate nf.T.vi't r. llaynes and Waile streets. 1 his uncle. Elijah S'one. was goins o a thnmgh some old paper, belonging 'o,HAY DEALERS PRO" hl. deceased relative, he found some TFQTlVr1 rvM niTrc' very Inti resting ininibrs of Leslie's 1 1 llviVj KJii KAltOj We. kly. issued in lr.. Articles in I the papers de il with the conspiracy j J .vr",'.',',:""', Pres U-af.,.4 Wire .i . .....-., ,i...i. -iiii- ininiii- A. J. ChllllES. KJ i. B. BAlLt-x rj surroiniline Ihe assassination Prifident Limo.n. and with the death1', by hanging of the conspirators. Oid'i., wihm! .-ngravings shew the execution i of Mary K Surralt and others cothl look out a - r ..,J)14 ... .,riW Faglea, Ro.eburg Aene-j ofa-, 0; Maccabee hall, on li 'P mnA aih Wwlnesdav .arh month t g O'ClOOB brethren ia good standu 1 welcome. r 'I EUGENE LITTLE, 'I RICJIARH I'l'"' J B. F. GOODMAN. 61 vnted ou the conspiiiuy chitite. rvi, o commission is being hnmbnrd-1 I v i i h telegrams today from com- i r, :;1 org-.r.iintions and hav d'-al-: i rs r.f western Orcror. rrotestir. j against the reduced fre!r!it rate on I lay il-.it is to 1 ecorni iffectlve In PORTLAND MAN PICKED UP jV',e.i;o'l next Monday l.y order ot I i-c v.ibi:c J'-rvice commision. Tlie .'unction City hay dealers and the lt;iri -burg chamber of rommeree to- ' '' i l"l Ir.eir protests to that from Mic.r.vtlie ch.i-nber of cim- yi slerday. an I the claim Is W. A. Crow, who has b-en niiing from Portland for several davs. was rnne.l up bere this morning and will :h be r.tum.d to h.s home. Mr. Cm . ..ins iiom a nier.iai u.-rang-, n a.ie mat repr-s, ntn'ive farmers a'-' nirnt and wan.l.-red away from h - nr. prot. stir.g. but so far onlv 1 ovine. Relative have, twn r.olifu d : one r-Ton so signing him'elf ha'i and will cojie for hira. b. en heard frox. The serrice com-1 r . r. . , ,. . h lodfle I. O. O. F. Meets tn fflJ Temple every wei. t nvenlnir. Visiting men"" standing are inrifd w T1 Tit T'tH! 1 JOI!NSCl F.THEL BAILtVf. B. P. O. Elks, Roaeburo teP, Hold reemlsr comrjn; the Elks' Temple on " - of every month. .Tj, quested to attend retvj Ued to attend. 4, U. " I i