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MBSIEHT DIES OF
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-i idt AIM RISES
ON CONVENTION
(Continued FromJPafieOne
. good boy. for Its picture; end It
So,, while wlihlo ".amy muslin
, moke bag. scattered all around the
,a. there come .udden flashes .and
h.. nhotographers rush away to d.-
i ........ ii.i.i :.,i!av fellow ing nL, ' ,,anoraiiiic pictures wui u
.'...'.,. Th. mmv of hi i .in h on tale at the
anacn m piir-uinum... " -. prcscimj v
life gathered from tits delirium and )
Lee llafer,
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EXPECT TO S
HIP IPIERCE FLAYED
i i
CARLOAD CHERRIES BY REPUBLICANS,
visit In with friend" nnd relatives.
They will also attend the itose Festival.
Leaves tor East
.Mrs. Vic tor Pottorson will leave to
morrow mm nine for Kansas City
where she will spend some time visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Ffforts are being mail" bv Foster
Iliitner lo ship by express a carload of
(AKf.cliitid Press la-ased Wire.)
SALK.M, June 10. The iidinlnlstra-
ls censured
1 1,0.00, Valley Hill: c icl r c.4 lo the lion I liovcrnor ll.rc
iniilille western market The re; urn-; scathingly by the Marlon county ro
lion of the I'mpinia Valley cherries publican cenlral committee which
has . xicndod lo the middle western ' net here yesterday for reorganiza-
.lutes. until mniiv nsiuesls have b ' H" and Ihe direct primary system Is
K...I rr miLnin. ,,conclcs. Mr. ' declared to have undermined political
At the Terminal
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
Ci.rmllis are spending a
lti.ehurK visiting with
loukiug after business matters. They
are registered at the. Terminal hotel.
hU few rational periods, is one oi j
continued pluck, a-a.ru-t adveisi. cir-.
cuiumances. Th lev was born in
l.astcrn Or. eon ami vas left mother
leas at the ace oi lif e, when the
mother saver her liie i" bringing an
other son Into the woid. At the age or
five he lost three rubers while play
ing with a dynamite cap. Al ih" ace
nine the father decried Ihe family,
and leli the bov to shift for himself,
rmuiiv reachim- Portland, the
youuK lal sought . mployment. and
got a Job selling newspapers. .Steadily
he worked at valgus occupations un
til a few week ago. when he found
it impossible to obtain lurther work,
and bo started south.
Near Wilbur he met a tinker who
needed a helper and so he worked
through the north part of the county
lor seerai days. Finally be develop
ed a Bore throat and being without
fundi failed to obtain medical assist
ance when it was most needed. His
condition became such that be came
to Itoseburg and asked for help nom
the county health unit. lr. Ueit im
mediately Rave the throat alteration,
and sent the young man to the coun
ty home.
Hater, however, Insisted on work
ing. --1 have never been any place
jet that 1 didn't work for my keep,"
he told tho superinf ndent, and so he
insisted on d-in Iiht Jobs as long as
he could lorce himself to work.
Giadually he became worse and a
week ueo was taken to .Mercy Hospit
al, wheru he quickly developed pneu
monia and weut into delirium. Th
nurses of the county health unit uud
the hospital nuisio, as well as a prac
tical nurse vuiplued by tne counij.
Hied to nave the oun man, but he
died on Sunday.
Those who met htm were greatly
surprised to find sucn a manly young
lellow in view oi the hard lost cast
upon him by circumstances. Friend
less, and aione in the world, he was
well mannered, kind, a good, clean
talker, and a winning personalis ; a
young man, who with half a chance
,. ouiu uodouess have been a power.
As it is lie will lie in a simply marked
hurled v.itln-ui ceremony anu
VOTICB of ! of government tim
ber General I-nd Office. Washing.
. ii f May 15. IS'- Notice it here
ton. ! C. Max .
'''"d ' ml ""iron. OI IH. of
tloii. and ii"" Kebruary
H'-e Al Btat.. '" departmental
Ai.ril H. Ji2. the tlrn.
IT ' V." f " low"'- land, wtn be Wld
at ID u'cliM-k a- m. at pub
Jul i. ' i ni,.l fBic Land
inceU a . Itoseburg Oren. to the
a Lne.t' idiKr at not l. than the ap
k ...l vLlu a. .hewn by tula notice,
be .object to, IhWJWIjl
i n. B-eretaiy ne ''"" " " -:
exit. . .... . ., ,! hub- chase Pile, with an -
Another mtenuie . - ,io-ni,l, of V'r,
bub. and ;:: ,,:"""". ' X to be r
b. LOCS
sre-ech. formally op
i .iiru,-iu (leortre
lion, -: ...1,.i .
wood, secretary oi me ..... -
nilttee. to read the formal cull,
which Is the warrant for th.. . JJ Ur
init of the hosts. The convention
,ST'heVn?spn sen,ed the slate of prc,
posed temporary officers headed b
ihe name of Theodore I. liurtort , a
Clevelander. and ln. luding e ery
i ih.. pnnvention, even to
issistant doorkeepers and messen
gers. Sometime someoonj e"
fo ask Just what an assistan door
keeper is.' and thus Precipitate a
new issue. Hut for today th. re la
to be no ripple upon the placid! )
of convention harmony, and tile
tlate is adopted amid a
restlessness among the deleBatct.
They are insatiate for sensation,
they have cojne to yell and vent
their emotions, and no puny chair
man with a punier gavel can deny
""-.I.. . ..l.-.r..
ISut presently, an nunuu
to the front, a figure clothed in i B-
nity as in a cloak. ine .-.c. .
din that makes their previous cla
mor seem like silence. Uven a
"banc, to yell, they yell. Burton s
not one to be moved to aell-eons-ciousness
by that; bis ong. rather
grim, face masks completely what
ever stage-fright or other tinglmc
lot the emotions he may feel. Alio
presently they let mm spear..
Ilmtoii Takes His .lol).
Ilurton'a Job Is to welcome the
delegates to Cleveland and Ohio.
i .i to .mind, for them tire ke-
anu men .......... -- - .
, t ihe campaign. His speccn
, . , , retitovtu mm lun i
"!' ," "illdi will be received from clt-
" ' r the Limed flalen, us.iK-latio.i.
, h , ni mid corpoiatlona or
"' " !i u, ler " the law. ot the . United
ates or a. J ate. Territory, or Uls
tiKt there." t only. l'P" apellcatlon of
.1 w Sec 7, Let . "d fir 3400 M..
'l , ' u r', M NKU. KW'A red fir 11IS0
rue'ti'OMNWjednr
"..ill M , hiinli'. k 60 M., bluA Wi'-l red
f r M.. hemlock " M.. none of the
Sw!i0triV' yellow fir 420 JJ.. .econd
ir.nreeoWwtn irVt, white ,.,
iii X will" 'cedar 40 W., BWM , SK'A
yellow fir :0 M., second growth fir
...,i,r 40 M.. Lot 6 yellow
lir - 'H' M-. vvl.ue nr -, "
JI M., it 7 yellow fir .1.0 M.. second
"r 7S0 V. ,. 7"
...id t..r i;.:hl'l1j';V'.i
Pine tl.1, ptr' . ' i
ll.uo ptr U lT'
it. e w..C i- ih iifcj'i
Willie T M. 4 j
m., -hite...3.::..i
.7"" " w-hit. a
nr . who. . 1
Hi-, m . " 01 telu -Z-4
... ... ,
section. iu . ...'', luai-.
Per id. tor th, :
l'r it. (OP
il
gt."h tTr no' M., white cedar U0 M
5. jj it 11 V., Sec. 2.1. Lot 1 red fu
1S40 11.', white cedar 225 M.. Lot 3 re.
ir 175 M . Willi" cedar 121 M.. iKt I
tit .v.r.
1 v-.T.-wt..
nil tu b .... : ., ft.
Per 41., T. a s 7,'"' nt
)
J'ellow p,ne ! jV'
"r 15 M.. not to"L'
II. Jones of
... I iiuve.
frlen'is and ! without lecOKnilion lio.u the world oi
n.,i,..,r .a.. Hint a fair or. e has been parties aim mane way u.r a ...
oirered. and that he will attempt, to '"" "i"";"'
make a carload shipment. An advance:
of 11 U.r. per ir pound packed box has
been offered. I'lib ss a cat-haul ship
ment .ail tie arranr.cd none will be
shipped, but II Milliel. yt cherries can
bo secured to loud n full car the X
presa shipment will be made Ihu last
of this week or the first of next, ir
good success Is met with thin ship
ment, a carload of Lamberts may be
' 111 to Ihe middlo west in about tell
day..
people uliioug whom
niiiku his mark.
he tailed to
fir
red
red (ir 1200 M . white ceuar .1)
(. red fir 225 M, white cedar loO M..
iJl red lir 6..0 M-. white cedar 250
if Lot 5 red fir 2710 M while cedar
4..' V. Ia.t 16 red fir 1500 JL. white ce
,lar 200 II. None of the timber on these
tvetlon. to he sold for le. than $2.00
tor M (or Ihe red and yellow fir,
U0 per if. lor the second urowtll fir.
io per 41. lor the wl.lto fir and ..o0
per 41. tor the wnlte cedar. 1. .. H.
I V . See. !). Lot i yellow pine 7o 41.,
. : ... -.LI for less than 3.00 per
noto of the campaign. - ,iM T, 17 it. 1 .. rec. 1,11 ...
has alreadv been given the approval, 60u M 2 flr 1700 M. SK-, Nb'A fir
President Coolidge and other 41.. yvy, SiKW fir l.uu JL. Nk.J4
1. ..,111 nrkiif iiiln tin Hiirnrises siiri lir SOO 41., liMnlut i.M.."
SBC lir 1225 41.. Hf.'i SKH lir 112a
fiemlo'k 150 41., SWA SKii
none of the timber on 1 ih Is eetloa to
bo sold f..r less than 1.50 per il for
the lir and l.o0 per M.. for the hem
lock T kl S.. it- 3 V Se. 2a. NW4
NV'i fir 750 41., s V 14 NW14 fir 700
K.I..M., W ASH., HAS llltl I lltl'.
Here on Business
N. M. .Mt intosh of I'ortland arrived
til the cltv veslerilav evening to
The guveiuor, iu resoliillons adopt-! Hp. nil 11 few days here in the interests
ed by the body Is flayed because he ,,f t li Mcintosh Ice Machine corn
has failed to live up to pre-election party. Mr. Mcintosh Is registered at
promisi n to reduce taxes, because f ' the Hotel l'mplUll.
his meiliod of enforcing the pnihlhl- .
lion law 1. nil because of his policy of I Here for Few Day.
appointing rpcclal prosecutors in va-j y.r. and Mrs. Jes.i Cnge of Kueene
rinus counties to supplant tho regtilur i arrived iu the ilty yesterday alu r-prosi-cutors
in lliiuor cases. J noon lo spend a few days here visit-
The committee urges 1111 amend- j i,g with friends nnd iitle'i.llng to
mi nt of the direct primary law Unit j business. Mr. Unco is a r. preseuta
will admit of party conventions uud tive of the 1 J. I ronin company.
LOWDEN !S FIRM
(Asaocluted fie Lenl Mire.)
CHli. Alio, June ID. Dispatches re
ceu.a here from Cleveland disclosed
ith.a L.euti.iiant tlovemor r; d r,.
I silerlliig of lllmo.s, had reached
I 1- rank O. l.uwd. 11 by telephone at Ox
1 lo:d, tihio. vest, may and that Col
onel Low. leu tuld bun that his decis
ion to decline, the repuolican vice
p.esiueiitial i.oniiuatiou was irrevocable.
leaders; It will contalln no surprises ; sU'A lir so
; ,..,1..., is,,, u-iii 1... nunctu-iK lir 1.
lor tne leuuei.-., .
ated with frequent opportunities lor
yelling, stamping, cheering, whistl
ing and handclapping from tho loor.
lie mentions President Cooluigo.
The crowd goes wild. He namw
Warren Harding. There is a sub
dued quality to the applause n
when one speaks of the lately dead,
lie speaks ot the party that some
thing which they all are parts ot
and which has called them here to
day and they seize tho opportunity
as he knew beforehand they would.
... ,iv. ihi. nartv a rousing cheer.
and the speaker a breathing spell
liurton linisiies,
MlTH K OP u,,
Nothe In her-b777,.,
of an .., j,r,
the county tuur, , "4
Oregon. Bivtn. tod, ,
record rn the j)th " r
1 win en-,., i,r J
a e (r bZSfa'
tllle. etaie ana llu.'1'
l'ennlnif. a minor?
lowing Ues, ril,j "
The t..utl,ea,r TT'W
eight, la lown.hl,";"
Meridian. In L "
eontallling 160 .. ." !
est of said I'oni.aDs u.
to said real prtmm. 'il
I hat I will rlWlM"
2711, .lay of Jur'."''
be person ofI,s ,h;
then lor for cio,h 1. 1":
tho 27th day r
the same I. ...la o.',' ';-v
I... "... ."' "''.;
- , ' will,,
jregon, or t the a, J
T. lAmg, In IMBrtur- r.
j Ke-e-k-n. v
Onar.llan of i!,. 4
of Jjonivan S. btnnin,,
PROFES3IONl."tJ
C. McNeil Chiroptajtoy
Ult. M..H. rLYEKv?!
sfrir.n. ill U' i
. . ... Mil, g
will attempt lo have this written
Into resolutions adopted by the statu !
ceiitrul coinuilMce. J
Oflicers eleclcd by the collimltlee ,
VANTOCVFIt, Wash., Juno 10.-' were: Chalnuiin. Paul F. llturis;
Fire aw.ft a block and 11 half of tho v Ice -chairman. Katiiiy K. Illshop. see-
busliiesa district of Knlainii, Sash., retary. J. K. Perry; treasurer. Dr. K.
thl. morning, according to a tele- Fisher: slate committeeman A. (I.
phone message received here. A call Stelihiiiumer and coinmiitwcnii.u, 1
was sent here for a firu truck. It Homo li.iuliy.
was reported that apparatus had 0 1
been sent from Kelso and Longvicwv ANTLERS THEATRE
Wash. Tho telephone exchange ut (miicior 1 III-'." scheduled (,.' phiv
Kalauia was put out of commission n hl, Al,n,.t!, 'ihealre We.lnes.lav
after the call was received. Later , i,,,.,v B a tvph-al J.diniiv
iiitormiUlou received here wua that ,,. .alls ,i,M, ,.v.
the tiro vas under control. loianlv who sees this comedy should
The firs Blurted from nil unde- ,,;,.,,, 1( huk1i hoisierouslj .
terinliitd ciiuso between 11 puol hall r, ,.,,,., y Bnd long. This comedian
mill a lesiuoiuui. anu ...e.... . tllldoWlaild l Credited Willi IK'S
Home for Summer
Adelhert Vottng. who has lieen I't
ti lldllig tile Ortgoll Agricultural col
lege dnriiig 'he p:isl winter has re
terned ti his home In this city where
he will spend the winter. Mr. Voung
has accepted a position ill the Ucxull
Drug store for the summer.
Goes to Corvallifi
Lynn llecl.ley h ,'t this morni'is by
ai.ti'iiiehile for Corviilhs whero lie
will spend u short time vith his
toother, Li 0. who Is 11H1 mling the
llreioll Ai'l'i. lllt.lt ill ...liege. lie IX-
pet ts to re'uiii to this euy lomorrow
acconipanied by his hruiher, Iao,
Loins Unit, and Poris Price.
Hay rope, pulleys, lorks mid hay
earners at Wharton Lios.
M., .NW,i fir 4"0 M., none of the
timber on mesa uki. . " -
less than 1.75 per M. T. 15 8.. It. W..
See. 9. JKli SW V. Hr :o ai.
SW,4 lir 1H20 M.. S1014 8W4 fir 600 M.,
! 8WV4 SVVV4 fi' M., cedar 2o 11..
I none of the timber on this section to
I be sold lor less than $1.75 per 41. for
j tho (Ir and 1 HO per 41. for tiie cedar.
T " S It. 12 V.. isec. 13. Lot 2 red fir
I :.rio 41., tec. 17 NKU NKli red (Ir 1240
i 41.. white fir S20 41.. cedar 50 41.. NWti
" i v.-.- (ir ;to 41.. white lir 4 i)U Ji.,
The convention ' KK1. rd fi-sai M..
must keep moving, though not too i whl'le - 'tl; 13 io M., ceuar 20
fast So the secretary is called 011 : m.. UWl. NKli red fir o-O 41..
rUrthe namesof the co,
tees through wnich the c. nven n . M "li(fUll-ol.k ;0 41.. KW 1. BKl, red
will do its work. Ihe most import- 1 ( r m M whU)! flr 410 M. t.t.d.lr 60
ant of these is the liesolutions Coin-. M j,,. j,,,;, rt.j nr .joo M., white fir
n.iltee which will report back the 1,0 M.. cedar 20 41.. hemlock 70 41..
draft of the' party platform C '- i ;;VU S.Sk'a
nilttee rooms am ..no. --- 1 sw, ,,.,) 2ig0 41., uTlo ot the llm
meeting nours 011.1.'.......
YOU GET SATIS
HERE
A Grocer Is known :
of goods he sells. M
for quality, fair
service.
We lay claim to tii i
asset.
Try a pound of our Bt; J
40 cents and 51) tan
W hy buy a can i
away?
ECONOMY GSOl
PHONES
Tho de-
restless
ill
C00LIDCE 13 UUSY
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WASHINGTON, June 1". Not
wiih.siaiidiug ihi,t a radio receiving
set h.u he. 11 installed in the W hue
I1011..C. l'rc--id. lit Coollil:..' was at his
nesk when ihe Cleveland lepubluan
I toiiveniioii opened tooay with Ihu
I wave;, ot oiaiory going to waste so
li.r as the 11. 1. opal subject oi the
K.. Ml, lie SJ" .11 V.US COllI el lil'll.
;.ie liies.nel.t nut lllel.lbels of his
caieiiel at liio usual seiui-weeki.v
uiecting.
I..,.., .... nr. eetting more
everv minute. Some are leaving, be
...i hv hunger or thirst. (Out
lake "Erie a fleet of fast motorhoats
patrols to see that no contraband
lhliior is landed from Canada, Just
across the way.!
Announcements that are only halt
heard are shouted Into tho grow-.
Ing contusion. In a little while
there is nothing more to do. Some
body gets up and his lips move, and
there is a moment s byplay betwem
11,.. .la-n nnd the floor, and then.
I rutting through the noise comes the
! word that the convention is through
, until tomorrow ut noon.
ly northward, a. cording to Inloriua
tloii received when rummuiilrultou
was r.lored. The telephone ex-'
change was saved, though for a
tlmu equipment wua removed wheu
It was in danger or the tire. Farly
t-siimnl.a placed tho tiro lo.-s ut
llaO.CUU, I
KALAMA. Wash., Juno 10. Ai
bh.ck 111 (he heart of tho business
district of this city was luld Iu ashes
by a liro this morning. Ten lirms
were wied out and pearly twenty
tamllies were uia.ie homeless. The
Ins. wa. estlnial.d bclwecu 1U0,-
tnio mid $ 1. 01. poti.
The fire siarle.l cither In tho
Highway llesiaurunt or Taylor ltro
Iher. burlier shop, according to In
' formation obtained by authorities
T in. Ham. s sw ept rapidly and In re.
fpolise to .alls for help, equipment
arrived from Kelso and l.ongvnw.
Tho liro was brought under control
betoro 11 special train could bo dia
:ttche.t from Vainotinr.
The principal losers were tho Ma
jestic 1 heal re. J. 1'. fannack, run
leilloliery 11 tut grocery More; J. A.
Carter, meat uiaiket and .old stor
ayc; Tavler Proiher. iKtih.r shop:
II. D. Hunk, conic, t ieiierv ; W. 11.
riaiiri.it, buildiug housing four
apartments and afo opei.il. d by
1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 loiodwin and Lama Taylor;
A. II. Comer, groe- ry store; Lobctis
Jewelry Mole, liilijou K 1 3 1 .ui i .1 u l ;
Highway lli'-iautatit.
Ihe old iiiy hall was burn.il.
Todays 1 h20 wa. llm ihlld 1'lg
fire Ksi.uu.l has had III tin., we. ks.
The .Miller null was iletruved by Lie
May 211. with a I.... 01 4et.ceJ in I
the Doty J 1 It toinpiiey hiuticd June
I w nh "a los of lee, ecu.
sessing 1111 iissnrtmeiit of pep and
laugh provoking amies at once the de
limit of his audiences nnd Ihe envy ot
his rivals.
He 1.. l iven the widest ranr... and
fne plav for his stunts and antics In
"I'oinluctor 1 t'.i2." as Johnny limes
wrote the stoty and scciiail.v for this
pillule himself.
'I lu slippoiling I list inrlll'les sill h
fnvolllcs as Doris Ma, Dorothy
Ihirns, Michael Daik. Kulh
liob.-il 1 am. Dau Mason. Fn
Sells Home Here
J. A. Davis has rold his house on
South Stephens street to Mr. Denton.'
recently pom the slate of Washing-
ton Mr. Davis will d'spose of his
bather blisin. ss on the north side and
expects o move to Portland to re-1
side permanent ly.
NEW WAREHOUSE IN MEDF0RD
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Ml:'Il'eU!,
b.e.1 started
sir, . ts for ih.
lateil Press Leased Wire.)
Juue 10.- Work has
at Flr and Thud
election of a new ware-
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
I V. S. Weather Hunan, local ofi'ice.
! Itoseburg. Oregon. 24 hours Hiding l
I a. in., June in. 1H24.
I Precipitation in inches and hundredths
I Highest teni'jHVature yesterday f.7
j Lowest temperature last night 51
Precipitation, last 24 hours 2.S
I Tola! precip. since first of month M
! Normal precip. for this month.... 1.07
! Total precip. from Sept. 1, P.CI.
Former Resident Here
Mrs. W. II Hammett of Los An
geles. Cal., is spending sonic time
II. nick, j m this citv visum.: wiih friends.
I Ksmct- j Mrs. HaniMiett was for manv vcars a
lou and ll roll Sate. Dir.
his brother. Chall. s 1 1 111 - 1
I'.titl. ii. It is a Warn,
classic of the screen.
Hon Is bv ; resident or liiweburg. and has m;;ny
. and i'lank 'friends here with whom bhe Is elljoy-
llroiheis : lug u visit.
FAIKI I
lu.l I .
l.esda
BORN.
.I H - In Mr. and
11 10 Id. CI- lo! .1. . .
. Mav :. D.-'l.
Thill.
Tll.l FY T" M ' and Mrs
Tlllev. Uivelside. a I..... .
.lime ,'.. l'i;i
t' LOCAL NEWS J
M-. and Mis J V T. " I wh.i t.side
in I nisti:i w.i. .it, i . in the lily
lor a slant time today.
- . j Spend Short T.me r'ere
I Miss K. Cahiil ali'l mother. Mil. M
Mrs. Kiih-j A. rshilt. spent a shon time In Kose
,t bo . W ed . Inuc en tj.e'.r reintn f :n a Inp In
'I'ao.i'ln. Th-'V bit this 11, teeing for
I Minimi.;., t .illf . heie 111. v w ill
ml .1 sho.i time I" t oe v. Mirnuis
' t 1 their heme in S;m I'liim :co.
house lor in,. Mason Lhruian companv
of Portland, lo cost J.io.m'O. ll will
he a one s;iey concreie structure, tu
ne completed and ready for occupancy
hy Ociober 1. The builders are Pun
ier J. Neil and J. H Coolev. also
builders ef il.e new Ciliciiou Theatre
ou Miiuh 1 ei.tial Avenue.
to date
Average precip.
lsTT
Total deficiency
1:12:1
..17.Su
from SVpt. 1,
:'.'l
from Sept. 1,
IT.
Average precipltuilon for Hi wet
peasnns. (September to May.
inclusive) .: "1.4b
WILLIAM UFLL, Observer.
WALKER TRIAL TESTIMONY.
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EXrERU.NCE AND GUARANTEE
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way t.v niv ien-.urcii'-.l t-r.om.nr.
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POKTLAND. June in. Kit. neers
f .-t-iMii 1, I. iv in the trial 01 Do
. W.uk.-r 0:1 11 charge ..f a.ieptitig
a hnoe 1.1 iei. reitu.ii wi;h the h.ring
el a hri.ltc 1 ugllieer told of their ex
p,ri. in., 1:1 seeking the Job which
via- given lo- the county ciimir.is
,i..ii.is to Kohert H. Krenie.s. Ii.
I;. Claris 11 the elig'.neerui frin
01 l,i,sM'.ii. forsvtlie and Clarli. s.ii.l
A. .1. .::..ii. who jesierday id.-nt:-1..
'I 1,:iu i .- a go b. 111.1 n in i.e
: eti.11 ,,iii. ! r the hiring of a hrnue
cn.i-.iieer. : I him thai (l.uk's f.rm
v.i.iiol h..v ihance to olta.il th
.leu ai 1 :.i:i :he firm would have iu
-i, '.! : 4 10 tile eaeip.iun t in 1
11 r;,....-. lH.leeti of the board cf
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W ,: . ., cd that the en- .:i- rs
11 .1: .; .. i, .0 help Uinl . u in ihe
; 1. 1 e 1 . ' llg central Is.
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: e : 1 1 V. . r that Liuie. n h.el put
,: : i I mi that for ''"! H.ev
t th.' brutce e: . r;::-
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To V 1 t In P.v-tijird
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CHaS. J, DLAN.M U.lnc
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josasatSBna
Dr. Wendell A. Diebold
Nuir:tion Counsellor
Phyttothcrapist
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..lira bv Appsentn,
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Gold Seal
gNGOLEUM
Floor-Covering
1 --1
-'Vr-!
her oil these sections to be sold for less
Hum 2.J0 per 11. for the red flr, $.50
per 41. for the while fir and hemlock,
and $2.co per M. for the cedar and
spruce. T 27 S Ii. 12 W".. Sec. 35,
MVi. NW14 red flr 625 41., K .Wit
red nr sin 41., SWli XWli red fir 1450
M., Sf.'t Sv 14 red tlr 1250 41. T. 31 &,
It. 12 l See. 7, Ni;i, NKli led flr 801)
.M., white cedar ;too white irr .5 41.,
NVV'li NKU red fir 225 41., while cedar
600 41., wiilte lir 2no 41., red cedar 50
.I Si-:!i Ne;1, red fir 420 41., wlttle ce
dar lJo M., .--Wi. XE't red flr C45 41.,
1 white Hilar 2,0 41., M.i4 XW!i red flr
lir.n M., wbito .roar 45n M.. white flr
j 2..U M., red cedar 25 M.. Sl'i NWVi red
I lir leu. 41., w-liile cedar 175 4., white lir
eel M.. red cedar 50 4f., Lot 1 red flr
: luii'i M., vvhlto cellar 300 41., white fir
1 25 41., lit 3 red fir 351) 41., white ce.
j ilar l.Ui 41., Lot 4 red flr 2li5 41., white
! cedar .10 41., NHlJ KW'i red fir 330 41.,
i v lute cedar 20 41., SKI. SW'li red fir
.'2.', M.. while cedar 3uo 41., white fir
it 41.. XE'i SK', red fir 63') 41., white
1 cedar 420 41 . N W U SK'i red flr 370
! 41.. while cedar 45 4!., Hf.'i kK'A red fir I
; io 41., w-iute cedar 60 41., b 14 tofc.14
red (ir 1075 41., while cedar 325 M.,
Sec. 5, SWV4 NNV14 red flr 500 41.,
white cedar 30 M SWA 8V(i red fir
220 51.. while cellar 135 41.. SW'i SW14
ted fir 3110 41, Sec. 8. NKli NW'e, red
fir 2.150 41., while cedar 4 ."5 41., NW'14
NVV, red fir H;r, 41.. white (ir 25 41.,
while eedar 4"0 41., SKI. NW'i red flr
l."25 41., white fir loo 41., white cedar
625 M.. SWU NVV 14 red fir 1175 41.,
white eedar loo 41., none of the limber
en these sections fo be sold for less
lii.in 4.1.25 per 41. for Ihe red flr and 1
r. ,1 ..-d.ir. $.50 per 41., for tho w hite
lir and $7.00 per 41. for the white
.e lar. T. 20 S.. It. 4 W, Sec 15. SW l
Xt.i red (ir 750 41., white flr 60 41.,
iiieehs.: cedar 100 41.. not 10 be sold for
less than $1.75 per 41., for the red flr
and jo per 41., (or the while flr Bnd
ilieeli'.' ecoar. T. 15 s.. Ii. 2 V., Sec.
:5. M-:n .K1, red flr 1400 41., NKVi
Ml', r-d Hr 155ii M. red cedar loo 41..
Ih-iiil .ik 50 41., - 1,4 MCI, red fir 2000
M . I' d cedar 20 41.. JictiiUek 20 4L T.
i S. It. 2 W . Sec. 3, Lot 1 red flr
5'.. iic'cnse ledar 25 41.. SWli
Ni.;, v;tl (ir 1215 41.. Incenee cedar 15
41. Mi 1, fcl.'. red fir 1070 41., red ce
llar la M., none of the timber on these
" to ue sold for less than $1.75
I' r 41. for the red (ir. and $1.00 per 41
o I l... red noil in. .....d ,u,l.- ,.na l.sn,.
: ' k. T. 35 S., K. 3 K., Sec'6. frl. NLli!
l ine 111. ai.. re.l lir ino 41., vntle
;.r : " .V., red cedar 10 41.. (n. ..v.
. : Ir.e l'i 41., rid fir 1050 51., white
1 r ; . 41.. r, J cellar 50 M., SV .4 i;i4
M i- 4 41., red iijti 4., WhUe lir
'' M. red cedar 40 41.. SK'i s.u-1. nitiA
BECOTG
TUESDAY, ASCII
Tho Douglas
Will Sent
A Merchaii
Lunch
from 11A.M. to 2
for 40 cenb
The lu st of seniM a
thing the markoltii
reasonable prices.
W. R. WARNER, N
NEW PATTERNS
in Rugs and
Yardage
SEE OUR WINDOW DIS?LVY
PARSL0W
FurnitureCoHipany
P.inleuEitrictioe fT'
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Dentis
Maonlc BuWInl "i
Teeth "'"fii
day wltB or
When hi Ros
Hotel Ifafj
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" .VI red fir Sea 41.. white flr tu 41..
1 . l.ir " 41. (rl. NK'i NW14 pine! fZ?-'-&
re.l Hi 41.. white fir 50 41 .
l ir St.. frl. NVV i, stv, plno
1 r-d (ir 770 1., red cedar 3o M,
. .-VV pmo Sjo 41.. red (ir fcon M..
fir la 41. red cedar 5n 41.. SW
0 ;. l ine 1 .V . red r r too 41.. while
r - .VI.. r-d cedar M 41.. Miv, SW14
1 -'-" 41.. led (,r t7o 41. white flr
' -v . red 1,-dir 4.1 41.. Nyi, SWV,
41.. r.-d fir .,i 41.. white fir
-K1, !-Wi, pine 4u0 41., rid flr
"'. ' :te r.r -a 41 , r.d cedar 60
1 - . 1, s'VV 1, pine 3.UI 41., red fir 4"."
1 . :- Hi -" M.. red r..lnr 10 41..
' . -K', ir.e 1..' 4!. red flr 1"10 4I..
'- It 1' M. r-d cdir 111) 41.
' 1;' 1''' " !: 51.. rid lir 1140 41..
' . ' i.r 1 ' 41.. ...1 ,.,ar tj M., fE',
. i :ne 4,11 4!.. red fir f.SO M . white
-' 41.. r. d ...l.ir ...l 41. SVV i; SC'i
- .m. 41., 1,-1 fir l.,o M white lir
re. ...l.-.r 4'i 41.. not to l,e .old
' m j. r 41. fr the pine
:r 4!.. f,.r the red dr. a nil cedar.
: I -" M. I t the while dr. Sec.
-A1 Nvv, (..n. 4.:, m., red fir
.:. s,t, ( r 1. , 41. s,vt', fti'H pine
. r..l lir 1.:. 4t . white fir DO !..
' . S'.v 4 pint 4!.. red fir 4W 4!,
f.r 7" 41.. ni;i, si;i, pine 56'. M..
:.ui 41. w hite Hr ". 4t . NW,
" . c ae 3 10 41. red (ir J9D I . white
r i' li, sa.'A auv, yin, nj 4i tt4
let"'
it
Guaranty
I,lll"-
Sergei
at $75-001
at Dernier,
Upstairs Nntt.