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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1925. ILSSe's neatest Lesson By C. H. Woodward "I JIave Learned to Live " 811 W. Ckealnat St Owm Bay, Wlieouli. l W 7M a aVa. whl-rfc f nerrr aaa an) . Mt-aiac i our valuable prod let. V IIOl.K .HU , MIIKA1, mmm ba-daratj) ta aae. aaJ b-c-alaa aavlna life ala waklaa sww prraui f mr Vfflf and a fion-tter.'ul rhaniif lor 1B artier la uur rhlldrm Btaar wi)i. It ana left mm wlia ' oat arl?t avaltk and I have trara-t-d low to live. I wonld aa ajlad fa aanka m nn-k. krw ( aoaelf anil lun all (hi H HOI J f.HAI WHR.T 1 rould fair , all the alrk and ailing pro pie I could Snd. and the kardrr I won Id Murk tka better 1 wuultl Iea v " (Slftrned) Jmkm A. til 11 la. 134 . Franklin SI.. Lanvaatrr. I'a Ia my tUltk year a teat qaratloa aaa akrd f Mtel h dti 1 eatf All thru my life vntll th pa-t two year 1 voulil hate !tn ifaa tupld ninrnti Uet-auae J 'in bun ar uw It'a I Jim to rati or t Icfp all-1 or to be ! Me. tblnkiuK tLey were lalrtlltfrut ananera ! nhy d wa mi f ! have lcaruad the leaaoa In 4H yenra uf auftrrlnit- ee-aliEbt falllnx. aoft aad ayllltlnar tlimrr nalla miji atlpntlon. ht-iiiorrnolila or pi I fa, hruvy rul brralh, Inilltcratlnn and the uae of a In km it e er- dny. Ia bad I be rvperieare 1 bat Whole f.rula W bent and Tauub I'rliil prudueta have removed ilk aue lll-b-allh rhanrra. "It baa takea Juat twa years ta r Ik tit mi. "Iliirlti- the pnat al moutha for the Art time la my Ufa 1 aw enjoy lu I lie foree of life. "Juat let tbe world aak Bi .ha nrllun tudayi tar do I enl f I ran't explain In flowery word, bet I know anil eaa ee the fvrt'ea of why and witat 1 rat. John II. Traarraacr. Family Learns The Secret Of Perfect Health 4440 Watt Brldga R. St. Lala. Ma. EN mm SHANGHAI PORT er ran superihtehdeut gateway today JUNIOR COLLEGE PLAN FULLY EXPLAINED TO SCHOOL BOARD It la aaw twa years alar my family and I Brat be (a a eatla- l IIOI.R . It A ' U IIKAT, My family never eiprrlrnred better health. JMj? le and dauubter before eatlaa the VI heat, every day or two had takea hi nil in a; rr a iniative. My wife bad atiiiuaeb trouble very had aad for relief naed baklaaT aoda Iron 4 'tn J1?.!" xi 2mr. ,n,r rrl"r ?imZ?'r At special meeting of the nllrrljr trr from tkat trouble , CHOOI Doard. t Itjr hcttool huiwrlll- "I do n-t loa. nPDortnnltr o tendiMlt M. s. llitmm reported the rvcoumena II. T.IU. lo iveffMb" Thorough and Complete Investigation Made in California to Determine Method of Operation Senator Eddy to Introduce Law Necessary Before College Can Be Started Here. glsae II. J. Zlmawrmaa. greatest times. inff. and is without doubt one of WHAT these people have learned you can learn. They have gladly told their experience that Dtheri may learn. They have learned that there are no excep tion! to the law of life; that day by day we must replenish the blood stream with the elements which., in balanced combination manifest the life forces, or we be come deficient and diseased. Civilized man is living on dena tured foods, and civilized man is diseased, because denatured foods destroy life. WheU Grain What tends to re store normalcy merely and solely because it is a natural food. Every denatured natural food ubstance has had the balance-relation of the elements it contains upset and destroyed. The poison effect is Just as certain, though not 10 quick acting, as if you take a teaspoonful of iodine, but beinir less excessive may to a considerable ex. tent be neutralized by the body, t Decause xne eneci is slower airiniK, nl .. , but the accumulated effects of the rhonc or mail your order caKinf? into me Dony aenaiuren joou results in the thing we call dis ease. ' Did you know that only in a drop of normal healthy blood, a handful of fertile earth, and a natural pram of wheat, are to be found the 10 elements of which every living creature is composed? Food is denatured when some ele ment or part of an element is re moved or lost. It may he through milling, refining, or through cook ing in the presence of the oxygen of the air, resulting in changing the minerals from their organic form into oxides. This is one of the nin be given high school students, although in the case of these three junior colleges they were at first result of his recent trip through net up In the same plants with the California where he made an ex- regular high school work. tensive Investigation of the work- At Sarramento a bond Issue of ings of the Junior college plsn in $r,r,u,n has already been voted the schools of Modesto and Sacra- Hj gi acres have been procured mento, which were In session and J as a site for the future Junior col- at Sua Mateo, during actlon ji,.ge buildings and grounds. "me- I The lubratory equipment at Mod- reduces cooklnir and saves much of i..., t- . . llL I A- , , " - , 7 l -7'nrB m oaii .tini ciiini; Hum nan niento SJ4.UUU. TUft an .Mateo discoveries of modern The use of WheU Grain Whmat that has not been (Jenntured in cook- Hut remember you cannot get real ' niiaa IkA K..1L- . 11. ,A t I ...l nil,,. v i ... . - results unless vou us- it reTnilnrlv. 7. ..' "'. ". ' " ei.i .... uooks costing SD.UUU the epoch-making discoveries of the Sou never tire of bread, nor Willi . ,T 'JRn'V. .nt . an,1,at Sacramento 3.000 books age. As confirming the law of you ever tire of Wholl " Cm h, f he fi"i tha.t San Mateo 1. costing K),0u0. In the temporary lifa and demonstrating the cause wU. U i.l ,V.S 17 ! f"w miles from Palo Alto housing at San Mateo the furni- of disease set forth herein, more berry iust as it comes from tha i wn" the Stanford University s lure consists of tablet-armed chairs harvest field with nothing added. I m"a.- Al ?0 l?e pupils ana teanert desks . not. costing nothing lost, and nothing. take : come irom a mstance or 40 miles "i.i i .1 .u.j In each direction, and at Sacre- mento from as far away as 75 than 74 human ailments have re sponded to the use of this natural fowl, these ailments ranging in severity from cancer to constipa tion. WhoU Grain Whmat is not a medicine, nor in any sense a "curo all," for it is merely a natural food. Its effects are wholly natural and are simply the result of the user stopping the violation of the law of his being and obeying it by affording replenishment to the blood-stream of the user of all the elements of which the blood is nor mally composed for the production of normal life-processes. away, cooked under a new method ; of conking that is protected by the United States and Canadian gov- m"- " ' r ''u- Fii crnments, and is the first wheat ! 'a,t Mo' sto Is " miles from the .,. .h-f t,n. v. ..i,o,i ,.!., t ! University of California. At San . i eat that is identical with the raw M?.te? 'hPr RTe 140 . udents n-itlmB ripe grain in its constituent ele- T , ' ,i . " , . w,,re n,,t ln ,he clly- J co" "C1" dlrectlon ot ( bang 8o-U Man- ments. It possesses the minerals T1" lh tlnt ,At,M'"'r"to !" yr maintain the churlan leader after he swept down mere that $1,000. The furniture at Modesto, is valued at I4.&00 and at Sacramento $5,000. inanclal figures at San Mateo not obtainable, as the school inspected during the vacation me and the school authorities Vanquished Troops of Gen eral Chang, Rival Leader, Are Disarmed. WILL BE INTERNED Save Your Wije! A SAVAGE WASHER and Electricity will do it I The Savage is a wonderful new Machine that washes clothes without wearing them out and dries them without a wringer. No heavy lifting, no dripping garments, Ask for Demonstration. ' 17rtt.-v.'.,. sr?rU-M-C-i Phone Crowded Settlements Caus ed by Defeated Troops Admittance Presents New Problems. (AiocUte4 Pr Leawd CTlre.) SHANGHAI. Jan. 13. Control of Shanghai, the gateway port of China, over which the Peking gov ernment of Wu Pei-Ku, since de posed, started an aggressive war some months ago, Passed back to the adherents of General Wu to day when more than 7,000 vanquish ed troops of General Chang Yung Min. rival leader, were disarmed and admitted to Internment in the French and International settle ments. General Chang represented the new Peking government named un der direction of Chang 8 so-LI Man- and the vitamines possessed by the , Z" , .v1',, ' ' T; I Modesto Junior college and $78,000 wnn nis armies rrom siusoen ana tr..1 roln. ,iii.i... r.A w 61 pnml th eflrst year. At were exuended at Sacramento. overthrew the government of which . ? sacrnmen o here are 600 pupils , ,.,,. General Wu was the military head - ...v. enrolled, inrluillng regulars and Used and endorsed bv doctors Unopiai. (louDniu.rivA An and scientific men of the highest I rolled the first year. San Mateo I "18 rKanizatlon SPREADS TH3 SPRAY AND MAKES IT STAY L. W. METZGER Metrgor Building Oak A Pine Streets Phone 3S2 v 4) standi ng. to tho atMruhs holow dcltv Cl'V will 1) in ml r hrtiitiit'lv. in wnuiiff ph'asp cnciofce check .5 rr a dozen H-ounce Mu.h t nt-v-i wilil in unulli r qiumiillca or thru grocery stores). Ordcra rocelvfd by jjijujif win ou billed L. U. U, eK OUR Jt CHALLXNCK (I js'1ofrii.uMWIIOLL fJiAtri YV VliKAi d.y 1 Ik-'iy f ttJi mi MM tftfuuit ard il.n.i ti ad iV I rnm4in.i(.m-H.yJllSnJ' II I Ihitn SJbl Mnrait ritutn Uw f II I a IM c.. wiihsMt arjirunt at eJut JM fJ the (aw 0 i t4 i a If L Ur ski m IM UHtM 4j-'A If tof nninttx li.s a tW HMiioiPSwCtM Wflf Af7 1. fculr anirwlwr R. E. PARGETER Roscbur, Oregon Authorized Distriliutor Whole Grain Wheat Co. The Junior colleges of California operate under a law authorizing of such schools (Ujion a vote of the people, which involves ulso a tax levy to carry them on. It is Interesting to note that at Modesto the 40-acre site and the first unit of their buildings the combined cost being $186,000, were secured by general taxation ln two years without any bond is sue whatsoever. Last year at Sac ramento $43000 were paid to help maintain the' Junior college. The Junior colleges receive tui tion for all pupils living outside the this phase of the school activity, junior college district, Just as is and In vindication of this com- received in Oregon for hteh school Plaint. 24 out of 25 students went i pupils living in non-high school to college from Modesto enrolled 'district territory. If a junior col in the Junior colbye. lege is organized by a vote of the Each Junior college has an or-.lpeoplo In any district or county In college hns been operating 3 years. Modesto 4 years, and Sacramento 8 years, except for the period during the world war. When these Junior colleges were organized the pupils were some what antagonistic as they thought they would be deprived of the so cial life, which was played up so prominently during the first year of university or college. There Is no feeling at the present time on the part of the students regarding ganlzHllon similar to that found in a four-year college or university, without the excessive social life, which is usually found In the larg er Institutions. They have their own student body organization. California, all territory outside of this district is taxed to the amount of providing tho percapita cost of each pupil attending the Junior college coming from this territory. In addition to these two sources and Inter-Junior college competUfof revenue for the maintenance of tion. The students realize that jjunlor colleges, namely, special dnv. Snndnv nfti.rtwiiiti tlm eiillrurit . "f ovuw.l.... nn- .,.. .... t musical oiganizatioiiK will aiiucar . did. ami keen in ,rh,i n ihi wl" 'mailer student body tlu y ,tax and tuition, the Junior colleges 0HKGON AGKICUI.TUIIE col, I.KGE, Corvallis, Ore., Jan. IS. Burton 8- lluttnn, junior In com merce and member of Sigma Delta Ch, national profession!!! Journal istic fraternity, has been appointe d publicity mauuger or rue O. A. C, Kducatlonal exposition to be Febru ary; 41-23. The various kinds of publicity will pass through the hands of tho manager and one of the; most extensive plans is being worked out. The exposition will consist of exhibits from the various bcIiooIs of Jhe college. It Is to acquaint the, visiting high school students with tho departments and their connection with the college. Many delegates from the high schools of Urcgon are expected to attend this anuual affair. IJaca hlp.h school with an en rollment of 60 or less will be en titled to three delegates. The larg er pigb schools will be allowed an extra delegate for each additional 60 students in their enrollment. J)any Interesting features am being- planned Including a varsity bss-kerhsll game Friday or Satur- in concert. The evening will bo i the occasion of a genuine college 'convocation with lir. titanley Coul .lor, dean uf men at Purdue Uni i verslty, as the speaker of the eveu i lug. TOMMY RYAN, EX- PUG CHAMPION LIVES IN EASE AT CULVER CITY time. Wlillo other boxers were scat tering their momsy n3 they went along, heedless of the time when! they might become objects of; (AMiK-iulrtl I'rcw IamhI Wlrp.) Cl'IA'KK CITY. ( ul., .I jm IS. 1..HH.I! peaceiully and napplly have a greater opportunity to en- 'are assisted financially from the ter finto the activities of their i funds coming from tho leases of school than If they were attend-, govt rnment land for oil, gas, coal, Ing a larger institution. I shale and phosphates This fund Most of the students who attend provides a subsidy for each junior charily to tho men who onco1 ,nP J,lnlor colleges In theso cities, ; college uf a nat sum or iL'.ooo anq helped them spend ' what they11""' b"" graduated, have gone on i$100 pr pupil ln attendance. The made. Tommy Hyan salted his" 1118 "irer institutions for tno ipercnpita cost at Sacramento was away, Invested In real estuto and1""' ,wo V" at work- about $300 per pupil, today is a weulthy man. I Tn students are admitted lo There Is a law In California Hyan married 2.1 years ago.1 Ih,'8 junior colleges with full which makes it plssihle for the during tho height of his career "iKh school credits, with pnrtial 'junior colleges to be affillnted with in inu ring, anil us still married,' " eoiiuneuon ireiins tio Btnte university of California to tlio sumo wife. For colds, pleurisy. nnd many are enrolled as spocial . but only 8 of the 27 junior col- stutienis. ,'leges in that state have thought it ln Sacramento a number of , wlse to make this affiliation. If a grey-hnircd women are taking j junior college Is affiliated, the un cnurses In arts. ln Sacramento ivl.rsitv recommends tho teachers mere are courses appealing to teachers In elementary grades, so for them and very rigidly inspects them mmy'tim, and a good mouth and throat I tlmt many sdults attend the school. proft.'r to have greater freedom, ddle-'mmseptiu. We have them ull. Lloyd I At San Mateo there are em- 'and when the junior colleges are "fid. Crocker. I ployed four full-time teachers and fintt ounized students are accept- Infliit'MTn ln. lu o:.o of the prettiest liomei i:i grippe, pneumonia stock jour tho city ure l liomas liyaa mid , medicine chest with Pioneer cold his ite., as Irish as liie name, eaomi.,. . vief v.n.n ni. a..i...... I The man of tho house recalls n.int Antii,hi..uii,... 'm..,..i,..iu ii.u niiMi iiu nan i unilliy , llm un,l H loan, wciicrwoigni ami nun i weight champion of tho land for i':i,jears ouo of the best known Uoxura ill the United States. Tommy Is C4 yenis old now, but ho doesn't look It by tit least fifteen years, and hu attributes ll to ins eoiitliiiuil training ever What Is said to be the tallest' paid to instructors In these three since n icit tne ring, no fines smokestack over planned on the schools averages $2,3ih with unuiliu ,.P .l.lnl, II.. ,11. !' II... .1,1 a. i . . .... ... . ..... n,..,.u n. no UIUU I I UU II I'UH.Il. 1.1 lllllier enilMI rll P MtXVI Mill tit nT XV Kill All rtf IHMii . .. do that sort of thing when he tion hero by tho Lo, Angeles schools required teachers to have 1," fln" was fhtlng, and he keeps In lias and Klectrie cm conn Inn nt !..., v...-'. n,.i.. 1.... '" '.J".nl"r co '.' ge" vrv.. f'rS.t.,S. four-year college course. , ,.,w,u,,.n ,.,.,i .,.h . nPni-. The new successful offensive against Shanghai was led by Gen eral Chl-IIsieh-Vuan, tuchun of j Kiangsu province. j The T.000 defeated troops Intern- ! ed today present a now difficult ' problem to th eforelgn authorities I whose settlements are crowded, i The foreign authorities propose to : arrange with the responsible j Chinese officials here to transport the interned soldiers from Shang- ' hal. The telegraph office on Foe Chow road In the International set tlement Is now partly held by both sides. The consular authorities have ad opted a rigid hands-off policy and announced today they will act on ly when necessary to maintain or der within the settlement boundaries. The casualties incurred by both sides in the fighting which resulted in the victory ot General Chi and the defeat of General Ming, were estimated at 100 today. Of this number 20 were killed. SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION Ascalon Comandery will meet in regular conclave Tuesday evening, January 13Ui at 7:30 o'clock. Order of the temple will be conferred. 1D25 dues now payable. W. C. HAUU1NG, Recorder. UY AT POWELL'S ANK , THE DIFFERENCE N eiv and Used Furniture COURT ADOPTS RflllNTY fiRflFll wwwsai unwuii County Clerk Authorized to Pay for Coyote Pelts Presented. DEMAND AFFIDAVIT II It. II KST S.MOli I.ST.UK (Anorlalnl 1'rria LoavHl Win.) I.ONU liKACII, Cnl., Jan. 13. ,a,,,. t.,.i, -.,,- ,,1,,,,,-rs, me mi-!(,,i ni triH larger Institutions on ter group teaching also in the P-, trial. The work has betn carried per grades of the senior hlghonllt Mmieto an,i Sacramento, school At Modesto there Is n fat- wi,ch nro not affiliated in such a ulty of 10 instructors nnd Sacra- Uullsfiielorv manner that the cred- The minimum wage ; r,.,i ,iri,, then two vonrs are accepted at par at the larger institutions. niento 2(1. Announcement of tho advent of the linn of Gunoral gasoline and lu- Most of the junior colleges jbrlcunis in the Roseburg field was mauu Dy sir. C. 1). nes, the new lo cal distributor, at a banquet he gave at the I'mpqua hotel last night in honor of a group of representatives of Indeiiendent gnsoline and oil denlers in this district After a sumptuous repast, for which the management of the Ump qua hotel was highly complimented, Mr. Fies introduced Mr. Graham Person Making Claim for Bounty Required to Sign Statement Regarding Killing of Animal. A bounty of $10 for all coyotes over the ae of six months, and '$2.f0 for each coyote pup, killed in Douglas county after the first of January, will be paid by the county clerk in compliance with an order issued by the county court at its meeting this month. The bounty can be collected only by residents of Douglas county nnd on animals Just as good condition now, con- Alamlios lluy. sldering his one, as hu did dm- feel high, lug his ring career. i . cotporntion It will lie 3S5 yond iPractlcally nil "I've seen too many of the io8 go tno wiling way after trie washer see the they were throurli," Hyan said. IVe lldw. Co. ave moster of these degrees n teachers d some DLOODY CLASHES ARE REPORTED THROUGHOUT ITALY. 1 ( I . . .v ... , -t- I i t -.' '-.-w ;t:iH .fat m a- 1 a t fr'oth 'Wt-i ;,H . w lien you are mnktitK for an elec- have doclnr decrees. MoU of them nilh. YAkWt- were eiiwriencod teachers before beiiril einplnycil In their present positions. They teach from fifteen to twenty class? each week. In each of theno three colleges at the present time the courses of study are exact duplicates of Ihose at StHnford lniversity nnd t'ntversity of Culifornia. KxaeMy the Banie work Is rnrried on in the Junior college the first two years jas is found in the la rut r lnstitu itlons. .Students are given the pro- killed in tho county. Tho court' iio'rnbeck. supervisor of' distribut- ?rd'r PvlctV. that the akins must ors fur the General Petroleum Cor-l"B uuin uur y uaji poration (Oregon). Mr. Hornbeck fro!u h? tlInt? lf a,,umaI Ib kl,U'd' in a few welt chosen words, Intro- n iihiii mu accom- duced those present to the General ! n he ilm tar bounty statinK ..... 1 r I that tne nnimal wiia kilW'd w thh ation. but to,ly. after three, four ' ,""',"u" '. "UV the county, that the person claim- the county, intc the bounty Is a resident of the J ... I timtrfita anil lt ui ititi ir m 1.1 tf Inn In sportively, are very eninusinsiic 1 w-r -"1 county, anil that the coyolo was about this phase of their public I,,. " , ., actually killed by the person nam- next called on Mr. j t . A 1 . uf it.-,.', Kt I per work, preparing them for the t,e t, ,', the advanced courses in comnier.e fHnls my he secured school system, ami at Sacramento. for instance, there is a great deal of agitation, not only for the two year college, but for a four-year institution. The voting of a bond Issue of $r50.000 in Sacramento, by a large majorny. snows me icei.ng ot inai .., .,,in ,,. city toward the Junior col ege. Jr K 0 ownlan division ,. 'lo establish a junior college In a(.,,r of ,ne t;(.m.r.,, pPtr0,,um t-r. Rosebura it will be necessary for I ,lor.llion Wtts ,,. liur0,lllmi. He u to oe set up ny a special miih u j,v,.cnmed the assembled dealers In- Mr. George Mnrland, assistant manager of the Oregon division, who sketch ed for the benefit of those pres ent, the policy of tho General Pe troleum Corporation and also told of, the manlier in which they mar ed In the statement, and that it vias not brought from any other county, or was not raised iu captivity be fore being killed. The county budget for 1925 in cluded the sum of $.1.1100 for the keted their products thro igh Inde-! payment nf bounty, ami the court nas aooptcii tlie oruer specifying the manner of paying the bounty. The order of the court is as fol lows : titled to receive such bounty, that the coyote from which the skin was taken and upon which bounty is sought, was actually killed by af fiant within Doutlas codnty, Ore gon, within thirty days from tho dale of subscribing such affidavit, that such coyote was not brought nor received, dead or alive, from j any other county or state, and was not fostered nor whelped in captiv ity prior to the killing thereof, and that no bounty has been heretofore claimed or paid thereon, and that said claim and affidavit, together with a certificate by the officer be fore v.hom such affidavit Is made, which said certificate shall recite in substance that the claimant has presented to said officer the skin ol a coyote upon which bounty is claimed, that said skin Indicated that the killing had been done with in thirty days prior to said date and that the otricer had thereupon split the scalp of said skin from eye to eye, shall be filed with the county clerk, lllank forms for making which claim and affidavits shall bo furnished, upon request, by tho county clerk; provided, further, that said claims for bounty shall be examined and paid by the county court the same as other bills against tho county; provided fur ther that the court may require any other and additional proof as to tho right of any claimant to receive bounty, and may reject any claim. I m'.cd this loth day of January, 1925. GEO. K. QriN-E, County Judge. KDWIN WEAVER C. L. ilKCKLEY, County Commissioners. Iliac!; diamonds from I'age Lum ber and Fuel Company. VIjAS SEW 11. K. LINES. n Z, L"ndon P1Dr declare Lloo.ly flgutlug has r.ccurr.d to uianv tin ,v Kiunuiiuta aii'iuiii: in si noresi eneuilen nr lha I Una Cities as a rvsult nf Pr.mttf 'ilils piititngrapli slums au armed clash la Konia botween Fascist! Hoops and follower, of Generel C iriU'dl on th. 27. "Vn i 1 . , "J"."" BUsiics pa,, gho.u jar. bsi.j tW ta UX bol iTnSj C""a f ot At- iticme. law, eiuincering, art: and sciences. When these -ihools (were first nrvunucd only one or I two of these lines of work were at (tempted. The courses are orgsniz led not only to prepare students ; for the last two years of college I work, hut a great deal of extension ork Is given to meet the needs of ' the cniiiitiunitti's. At San .Mateo the colli ce Is nt ! present housed In an ol.!. p!:iin incidence binding, with wry niescfe equipment. Kor the flrM two years the rolleee was lecit"d In the Hi'tijnr hl'Th sehonl huil'llni: Itonils have nlreadv been nied for grounds and a new building. At ' .Moilisto a separate s'te has b-'i ti secured of In aetes i o care for junior colli if n-eils, al n cot of $;,it.iort. and the first unit of the : hu lilit't has bot ii co'.istnn t. l 'costins l:;e.ii' Til" Sacrsmeii'.i inllcti at thf pro. nt ti'ne is I,., i caied in the senior high school hulldina. with temporary partitions between the 1WO Sl'lO'ds. 1 is the 'fediu iff J'tnnir tttllej.0 authori ties Hint it Is unwise to atempl to 'cany on proper colli tie work la htfch sehoi 1 uttiiosphere. The Jtui- j lor culltgu P'H'.is dciuaud aud sic uuuii ta ricr Irteuoai - liiia (AMnrinlwt Pt.-w Iaws Wire.) WAsSIIINGTON, Jan. 13. As a step ln constructing nlno miles of new rullroad In Clackamas county, Oregon, the Portland Southern railway asked permis sion today from tho lnterstato commerce commission for au thority to execute and deliver mortgage bonds to a total of $2011,000 to be secured by the corporation's present property. Some of tho funds derived from the securities will pay off exist ing Indebtedness hut its main ob ject will be to provide for tho extension. Just arrived carload of Pago Fence, Square Heal Fence and Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb wire. Write us for prices. S learns & Cbeuowutb, Oakland. Ore. TO CLLAX I I' SPOKANE. amiiiiniijii j , thll r,dy growing family of m at this time, and it appearing to maintain , sii,.f,.iiii .ml vRtUfieil mnrktnra to the court that stock and noultrv it. It i liupossble to ask for such ,0( t;ne:al products. Mr. Hon man : within Douglas county are fenoua an opinion at the present time, be- ; loo occasion to warn them that I ')' menaced Ly predatory animals, cause there are no provisions In j preaptit statistical information be- ""'I particularly coyotes, and that the slate school law for the organ-, (I1K gathered by the Oregon Auto-! 'be w eifare of the county requires irntlon of a Junior college. The motive Trades association pointed I that this menace be controlled aud district sc hool botird has requested ,0 ia(, neatest Influx of automobile ! eradicated as nearly as possible Senator II. L. Kddy to introduce a (tourists It had ever been their! therefore, ordered, adjudg- blll at this session of the leglsla- : naivilvKfi to welcome and entertain. ! ed and decreed that a bountv be ture making It possible for Junior -fvnat it behooved each and every !p-I hy Douglas county in the sum 1 SPOKANE. V. ash.. Jan 11 one of them to make it his person- of S10.no for each coyote over the At i.ouncement that the Kl Kli'S al business to acquaint himself age of six months and in tli sum I K i.n will take an open s-ntd in with such a stock of knowledge as ' $2.50 for each coyote pup underttli. city election here nest spring would enable him to sell, not only ''he age of six months killed within In which three city cotmulvoii dreiron. but the beautiful city of Douglas county. Oregon, by a rsi- en die to be named and wii; en Koseb'irg to its visitors; that It d-nt of said rojnly. on and after 111 erst three mm for the office ws-an undisputed fact that the gas- the 1st day of January. 1!).'5. andinfter all the candidates hare fil oline dealer Is one of the firjt to until the further ordr n? this ed, was made today by Rev. C. welcomo the tourist and often the court: provi.iol. however, that no A Kexroad. called cvclopa of nisi utipitission inoy receive is a,",",,,,7 "'" ne ... colleges to be organized In tlili stale If the people in the districts care to do so. The local school board is great ly enthused boiit a Junior college lor this locality, as they In Iteve it would ne ct with fivor. sml that it would bring many people Into itosehnrg. and keep many Iiose burg pupils home for their first, years of college work, but tVy ton do noth ng toward the organ izatien of sueh a school until the proper IfKisistinn sulhori.'iug such' procedure is available. ' lasllniz one. 1 Most Hoseburg motorists have already had tie pleasure of meet ing Mr. V'.'.'i. who has demonstrat- his fatth in this city and its pur for any such Icoyn!" hillf',1 t:nless the same be I killed by a resident of Douglas! county, Oreiron. and unless the per-, on killing such coyote shrill, with in thir'y fmm the killing of Klan hero. "e want men rounding territory by invsting his the same, present the skin thereof who :vt dry and Mi'one the lawa," hs d" ( .Med in a siaui. tiit. MVe want tt h.-e tieceuc -nd ru'iit.- usness ie a city an' v-e infn.l tu five cur support iji ppt ce il strong to the men who will make Spo kane, a cleau law-abiding town." J 1st arrived carload of Tage perMii.nl capital in one of tbe most to a Justice of the Peace, a Notary KVixe, Sq iaie Dcul Fence anil miHlcri nnd up-to-date gasoline and Public or the county clerk of Doug Monarch galvanixiHl Kid Top. ltarb oil ilisirib'itlng plants iu souihern las county, Oregon, ami, before wire rlie us tor pnexs. Mearns unwi. 1 ne tart tnai .Mr. ties nas icn oiurer. niase ajiiuavit sup- A.-noy s imported Broccoli Seed been lortuuate enough to secure ported by-, the affidavits of two Is now ready lor delivery, ;o per ithe franchise for the distribution resident free holders of IVtuglas 1 pound. Grower, should order as of General gasoline and lubricants county, Oregon, to the effect that soon as possible. Mrs. N. C. Ash is an assmanro of th-. success that the claimant Is a resident of Doug- by. Apt. 6, oner Kuse Confection wUl atttutl lu saw Vsntura, Ut coauty, Oregon, la lawfully an- eiy, Koiebaig, Cretou. 4 Chentiweth. Oakland. Oro. For qu'.-k result. n Nw Bevl iw classiliwi .dvvrtlssinunu lbsy (ft rxsults.