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ROSEBL'RG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926.
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5TATE GLEANINGS :
AND, NEWS ABpUT
PEOPLE WE KNOW
.JUUSllrMKU): f-,rt
liiuf bctontoimin' by
I r f
liunlmm
, that' liis wumhou.se f l lit: lieiir 'Cooa
liny' Mutual tR'amurj- ua.s toucu uu-
luwiuny euinreu ami ucmum uup -
. ri'dutions made there by a kuiir of
boj'i agalust whom ciiarsea lmve
mil yet buea preferred. Damagti to
tho
r. ...... m m """""i
1 MM) jiio'iuty or humc 01 mo
i When Women's Dresses
1 Are Simple and Plain
;Tlien the mode lays greater stress on the Fabrics
,used, and so it 3 that the Silk Store has provided
. such an amazing variety of beautiful patterns in
both silk and cotton fabrics. Gay or subdued tones,
just as Milady may fancy. . Come in and look this
really beWideripg array of dress goods over.
The Silk
jf, 1 2 i N; Jackson
Barber Shop and Beauty Shop
Roseburg's Largest and
Best Equipped Shop
, '.'';,, Phone for appointments with
rvllSS VELMA GOFF MISS ELDRESS JUDD
SiPlioiW-26574.'. .130 Cass St.' H
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:: ' p f i psjHofftf 1 y.'mi(,-(. ,-,r in,- tuiiv ra itic
:: $wmmw,M'm N..nhwt-st m:ui,h oo-,..-;.;-
" fmti imWllUtWil imrch:inlis-. purchase.! air.rro-
:: f&2a JlWmpJ tlrrd lwru( .--!u,, jM.prs ..a. I
mm 0J. ni$ l$m n'am.r.-u-tu.vr.. cM. u.i tl.i in- !
H fcl'& the I'acilic Cca:!.
:j . 'Mmm 1 :r::;c.::r
I, i " 1 I 'I, . II ,! l.
'gong' lias fceoti discovered uhd ' itto iiii nil borne llnle' with '.Mr. War
t uoiuureiicti . v illi .their i.aiouu and ; numou'u pmvniK In auutlioru Ut la
1 guardians will precede legal action , wuroj and with Mra.1 WairiiijLoa's
111 tlieiualhir, ( , paroin In WJlmiugloli; JLicl. ;ii.tlie
I i ' ': I ' 1 1 ,' (all tliey will go to New 1'oik
f 1 (.'OKVAl.US. Ilev.' E. W. War-1 city. The Warrington expect to
, riiiKton. !"V" uecrolary at O. A. U.tbo located im a 'nul)Urb oar New
wlio In on leave. of absence, and
WamnKton, Hcoouipanied by
Mhelr children, left (Jprvulliu today
lor N.w lork uiy' where Itev.
nir. rvuriiuKi'Jii h W nm-uu a year
: titiidyltiK rullglotm education at
i C'uliiinultt IJiilvumtty. The War-
rl.tKtoii ani iwolorlmr ent and are
J t, Htoi at Y.fMowHUme Park, Ajbob,
lUirU, aim Will YIOIl iUllUIVetJ JtJIU
I frieiKlH In
JMlailelihlu.
'i'hev lire
Store.
Roseburg, Oregon1
York, ll 16 the plan to return lo
fCurvalli bouie tiiutj Jiext Hummer.
MAItSIIHKU).--lJad" Cole of
r,.,,,i .,.,- wtm i... imI,n m ur.,i7..i-
j hospital fur tsoiuo time, sulfering i
jfrum heart troubU, died yeatiT-l
IT' , i r?-, n , i, L, t I
lilt, lwii urL,u lob,.,. ,.. II,., U..f..p.
I .
Ilia line wau noi h-arned nor hail
anything about his relatives been
learned by the doctor or under -
tuker.
Airs. Druee Johnnon of Itceils-
port has been lookiug utter. Mr.
Cole's property uud business . in
Jtccdiiport and Is expected to ur -
iivi; luutijr tu iiuitve luneiui miuiigu'
merits.
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MILITIA OFF FOR
CULP CREEK TO AID
... r TTI n crr-Mir '""a liui"'"g- le ' skeet" pro-jglving additional Inlonnation, lay
1IN J3AI lLt. oLLlNt. grain of twenty-five targets brings lout of grounds, etc., by writing to
.
mwoditu , ijvu ,.r. en uunieieu lit u ttaj 111 lieiU.iUldtt aiusu.iuv, uwwu, .uuao.
KI'lUONi:, Ore., July 22. Na- ; Tliero are stralghlav.aya and In-j o
tioiini ,;'.:ardsmen "f Mugeiin will ' comers, cross shots from the leftj PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
( niritlu this nionilng lor Cottage i"n(l from tlie right, with all the
lirow:, to be ini'i there by guards-jangles between. There are doubles ijuilng the World war, 'the
men i loin CoivbIIIb, Albany, rta- iiiud compulsory snap shots. Some American people became heavy iu
lein, Springfield and, Cottage i of thu targets represent risiiif; Ve.-J!iia iu Liuerty Uonds. Tiiey
Crove, to tulte part in a war birds, while others birds in full llcIl,ua the meilta oi modeiate
rc:iieof lin.:ter Ki alon's new pro- flmht travelling parallel with thoiyi,.t tecuilties, und siuce tuo war
dm -11.111 "The Ceneial". The citl- grouiid. In fuel, all the shots aro llavc. invested iu public utility se-
ii ll w , , ?, I , i i- u V,
Oiuvu, and will (it nip at ( 'ulp
CiTttk, y milvA up Jtnw Itivur,
wlioro tho sccilo i Ut lm fi lined
for tlio movii'H.
iDproximaii'iy j ,oit(J men
to bo itsfd in (ho onn scotio ami
the canip ni Culp CitM:l; will l?
maintainor! for iitiOut throi; la'M.
Tho in i.'ii will bo ffiiartorod In Pull
man rais. Tin' l.ooo no Id lorn will
remain in camp overnight until
the si.'ono is coiniilotod.
InrludMl in tho )I k (''no is a
train wreck, one of tho locomo
tives plniiKlnK throuKK a brtrniiiK
tirstlo Into t'ulp Crook canyon.
NATIONAL PARK
CANADIAN NATIONALS. YS
A. 11. liOI.TOltl'.CP. A.,
122 Tliird St., Portland t!-i
SriNI MB YOUIt 1REB BOOKI.m
Na,e
Address
fj ! Sunimcr Fares
ll CANADIAN ROCIQES
; JASPER
SKEET ISAIEW j
nnon-r rn rnm 1
SWIMS
By PETER P. CARNEY
Spm-tuinon of tho United Stale
! ,' . . . ..
ami lanaua aro inoai eninusiastie:"" , ,; . " "" "
for ghniiiin Riin,.i..ru 'ii, ,..ur
'paxtime. I called "skeet " the word !Hl,0l,,lnK 'na s a direct tie-up
' i,ik a f).rv Qi.i r..,.,. Bhnii "i"'"'1 'hose actually met with dur-
Klroups of spoilsmen, clubs, ulul jlng the short huntliiK season.
agnocimioag are adopting mis new The mission of "fkeet" In the
, recreation in many localities as' It Held of wholesome outdoor sports
flH ,,,., that has long been foltiis to furnish the several million
bv the Bhotcun fiaternllv. I men who own shotguns In this
Skeet" la designed to give the
I sportsman who owna n shotgun teriainiiiB una neiprui spprt entire
j primarily for hunting purposes, ait i 'I'fl'w'ent from anything now be
loppoitunlly to ahoot the year'"B fllowei1-
around at targets that offer shots Individuals and clubs interested
similar to those met with in actual in the above can secure a booklet
iln a complete list of all tho shots
11 . . i
sm,tl IhiKh luctor of uuioty nitlior than
Tim "Hkoot" Kiounda arc vory Upt-culaiivo Blocks,
aimplo and jnexpoiiHlve to put Into! A "n ,,m,ni.h..i.t (iiwt.tiiu.nt
loporation. A aeml-circlo havlmr
twonty yard radiUH Is laid out on
; Im ahoot uk field. JhiH Bom.circlo1inowll UB aoairablo for the care
, s i.mrkod oif with Htniiona similar. Iu Illv l0P of simU1 or hugL.
lo thu I mures on half the luce of.IIieaifc Thefce al0clts combiue
a clock . points aro num- t whu d UivldeIiaa( anU
them that the shooting is done. Ad
'i'.:"l,!t,iT', ii,'",r""!.,!LU"i'b,!d e'Kl,t
(aiid seven. Two Kinall clay pigeon
i traps are usel, one located at stu
tiun one and the other at soven.
j Kach Is hol to throw its target di
;reci.ly over thu other and twenty
yards beyond. Tho regulation tar-'meat murket, the preferred slocks
iKei is fifteen foot iu the air when or public utilities continue to lead
it ta..s(;s over station eb;ht. ;lho field in financial circles. They
Tho shooters start at station one.aie tho fastest soiling securities
jand shoot a straiiihtaway. The upon the murket today.'
Inext shot is an incomer. They then! o
move to station two where liicy
slioot one target koiK away at u.i
angle. At HLation lour both ure
anble. At station four both are
straight crows shots, one from the
JUST A FFW YEARS AGO the motor stage began its
career of convenience convenience for the sub
urbanite and traveler who were at a disadvantage
in traveling to and from out-of-the-way points.
The stages started by linking up the hamlets and small towns
with the bin cities, and tirmly entrenching themselves as a
public convenience.
Now the molor stage has become an absolute necessity. Pas
sengcra find them so reliable, prompt and economical, that
they cannot do without them.
On the basis of both convenience and necessity, we invite
your pnb-onage, and we throw in, for good measure, a pleas
ant, enjoyable trip and economy in time and money.
COAST AUTO LINES
Office at Terminal Hotel
lone 586 303 North Jackson
lilllllllfav
cr
immoij,
Belding Bali
Refrigerators
Regular price $42.30, special $33.95
Regular price $30.00. special $23.85
Regular price $26.50, .special $19.85
$19.50 Ice Chest, pecial $14.65
Beautiful -12-piece Art Pattern, Thompson's
Wares, at .$3.95
1 loosier Kitchen Cabinet $37.50
Three Burner Mission Oil Stove $12.65
1-2 Gal. l i uit Jars, per doz 93c
I Quart l iuit Jars, per doz 87c
Reel Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen for 25c
.All Sized Sprinkling Cans
lttge $1.25 Granite Kettles, only 97c
One Gallon Glass Jugs .' 25c
Good second hand Sewing Machine $11.50
Juice Barrels or Cider Kegs.
Small Axministcr, Rag and Congoleum Rugs
Special lo go from 45c up.
Judd's Big Store
'left und one from tho right." At
Uuitloo seven the uuuia will be a
repetition of those at station one
CAiejn litacnKiouiJU, UK1H
and the vertical angle of tae tar
sals will be different. At illation
I eight the shooters face each trap
in i urn for a compulsory snap
shot. A pair of douhlea are allot
from station one, two, nix and
! seven, In the doubles both traps
jare pulled at the same time.
I The chief features that make tile
J sport of "skeet" so fascinating are
(that It Is simple and inexpensive
lo Install, it permits Hie use of the
!cl,r,l,.''w IUV',llilH lii'lfl Ulll, tit,. ,
and that each and every
isliot
presents a problem iu wing
country Willi a sale, practical, on-
(the Kditor of the National Sports-
curlllea, preternng lllia form of iu
Ill.kllllClll Willi flM ((Hill rein I'll 1111(1
aL.i t-. n..i,V .i ,,...
' ,;,,'.,,...,, Hlnnk(4 H.- vorvwiiurd
tho dividends are paid
regularly
s.ocka of electric light and power
four times a your.
Preferred
compuuies ue the fuvoriie invest-
uunt of the careful and well-in
lormed investor of liouthern Ure
Ron and tho entire country.
Slronir favorites in the invest-
I Wo have tho finest stock of
Iraci.or tools in the county and have
c.ghtored the prices to move
tho.u. See our ad in this issue,
Wharton Bros.
QAfaays a convenience -
NoviT a necessity
DREGOfll EXPDnTS
GREAT QUANTITY
OF LOGAAIBERRIESl
PORTLAND, July 21. Shipping,
as viewed hy th truffle depart
ment of tho i'ort of Portland com-:
mission, shows consldeiable activi-,
ty in the oiithomid tonnage, during ,
the first two weeks of July.
Loganberries, clearing for the
United Kingdom reaclioU a total !
for the week of 67. (IBS cases weigh- i
lng l.i;r,0.i:i2 pounds, with a value
of 2-itM'i which added to the
shipments made during the pre
vious .week, makes a total of 88,(105
cases, weighing MOT tons with a
value of 8102,635. Other largo ship
ments of canned goods Including
loganberries were made to the At
lantic seaboard.
Flfiy-one vessels cleared the
Port of Portland during the first
sixteen days of July twenty clear
ing for. foreign ports, fifteen for
Atlantic ports, and sixteen for do
mestic ports oii the Pacific coast.
An additional shipment of Copra
cake was made to Denmark during
the past week consisting of two
hundred eighty tons. The first ship
ment was reported for the lust
week of June, und the product la
used for caitlc feed, the tame as
linseed cake meal.
Kxports to China ilnrinir iho fiiui
half nr ili ,,,, I, i 7. .. i. ...
ilf ni n,u .....n,i. i i , ,
of 1,120,000 pounds of old newsp;
pers, another of 17,500 barrels of
flour, with a value of I10S.520 In I
addition lo several shipments of i
lumber, totaling 8,870,000 feet. Jap-1
an received a shipment of coconnut !
oil, consisting of ten barrels valued 1
(it $274, uud one hundred sixty- !
eight bags of vetch seed, weighing '
23,800 pounds valued at $14110. A i
shipment of 172,000 cross ties, mea- i
suring 3.000,000 feet, with a value
of $122,00 was made to India by :
one of the lumber export firms, :
and zinc coneenrutes, in the '
amount of 3,178.518 pounds moved
to Itelgluni this commodity has !
been moving in regular lots of
about the same amount for some i
time.
Portland apple exports for lhe
five-year period were as fullnwn-
1021-22 season, 4 I I.3S4 boxes;
1922-23 season, (;!M).2(i7 boxes; 1023-
21 season 54 1,917 boxes; 1024-25
season, l,lt'",285 boxes; 1025-26
season, 95ii,2'il boxes.
Apple exports during the lust
five years, shows a gain of 511.277
boxes or 114 per cent, although for
two seasons, a small decrease was
shown.
n !i.n.i;oi) jirn
WKITIO OX COfltTKSV.
A total of 574 Soiilhorn Pacific
pmployecs on iho coiiipauy'R Pn
cilii: l.itH's suhmitti'il pupt;rs in
the "i'mirle;-y" contcsr roccntly
:condm:td by the Itullotln. im
i pluyecH niagazin.'. The winnrrs
; will mroivc $ 2 r 0 in prizes and
tho lucky conlt'-tantB will ho mi
.nounrod in an early issue of tho
niaKaine acccrdlng to i- Q. Tred
way, editor.
Out of this total number of
essa y.s written during the six
weeks the contest was open. 107
rame from employe- s luddins
clerical positions; 5 0 frcni agents;
r t froci conductors and b: -a ko
ine ii; 7S from station employee.,
ut i tiding tolesrapher.; ticket
clerks, wan-housemen, basRaue
nien, m n In prey, and red caps;
:M from shop in en and 1 1 from
section foremen. Practically eVery
railroad accupatiou was repre
sented in the contest entries.
Thirty-one women submitted es
says. Judges In the contest are. Dr.
W. ,1. Kerr, Oregon Agricultural
College; Dr. W. W. Campbell, pre
sident, I'niversity nf California;
Dr. t'lnyd ll. Marvin, presiden!.
University of Arizona; Dr. David
S. Hill, president, University of
New .Mexico; Dr. George Thomas,
president. I'niverslly of Utah;
and Dr. .Maxwell Adams, vice-president
University of Nevada.
AUTO TRUCK CASE
TO SUPREME COURT
( Arfmiclntrti Prvsa Leased Wire.)
' SALEM. Ore., July 22. The
state public sei vice oom mission
will loday file in the supreme
court a petition for rehearing of
lhe Purple Truck (Janice cae iu
which the coun recently held thai
auioinot ive ' carriers engaged in
private contracts were not subject
10 license and regulation iiiid-r lhe
automotive transportation act.
The ruling deprives the commis
sion of revenues in excess of
51U.o(mi a ear, ll holds that such
vehicles are private and not com
mon carriers.
Eat barbecue sandwhhea ami
live fnrpvwr. Brand'o Road Stand
Reinforce Glanda
To Keep Young
Says Scientist
DR. ARNOLD LORAND, of
Austria, snys in his book,
"Old Arje Deferred." in speaking
of the glands: "We must insist
upon the remf orcemcrt of thair
functions if changed by age or
disease by means of extracts ob
t.nned from the similar organs
of henlthy young animals."
Glandcgen, the new scientific
glanti tonic, prepared in tablet
form, provides a simple method
of taking glandular treatment.
Hundreds of men and women
who are weak, worn-out and
run-down, are taking Glandogen
to awaken " the devitalized
glands, so they may continue
their normal function of supply
ing the viUl glandular secre
tion so necessary to physical
energy and perfect health. Ac
cept no substitutes. Insist on
genuine Glandogen. the original
gland tonic. Chapman Drug
Store will supply you.
Mercy Cut No Figure
. in Old-Time Justice
Tut) tortiirliijf of criminals ol
"the wheel" Is u very undent iWm
of punishment, in uu "improved '
form it wus revived iu CenmUiy ill
the Fouiiemlj century. 'A no uu
furiumtte victim wub luid uiiuii U
very iurge curt wiieel, his leu
aims ex i ended and fusteuod i" the
spokes, uud iu llmt pusiuoii, its thu
j wheel wtia turned uruund. nia
1 limbs were broken by btu,c,."'ie
' biows vviih uu iron bar. Ju i-'iaucu,
whore the wiieel was u.sou oiuy
: punish ciiminuls of Uie most uuo-
clous sort, (lie victim was Utal
j bound to u frame of wood in (he
furiuxif a St. Andrew's cross time
is, tuu bars of equal, length laid
crosswlso like an X. tJroovea were
cut transversely in these bars,
above and below the kiu-es und el
bows, und the executioner struck
the limbs of the victim el'ht blows
tso us to break them iu tlu'suiilnces.
Sometimes he finished his work by
strlklog the criminal two or three
blows on the chest or stomach,
which UhUaily put an end lo iho
sufferer's lile, und theretoro were j
culled blows of mercy. Tho punish
ment of the wlit el was abolished
i In t rance ut the iifvolution. In
(iermnuy It was owusionally In
flicted early in the last century for
the crimes of iteusoii and parricide.
Exposure a Factor
t 13 J . Dl-.i.
for Window Plants
ltesults 111 wlliduw boxes i.re
largely dependent upon llle riht
I Il0"'.'? f"r l."e exposure. II Is l.ol
I PosMoie 10 nave wieuinv hum's hi
i possime lo nave wihuimv imxes
-.w,, .....v,,, mi , ,(,,,, , ,,,,,,
ill every oilier winiliiw ll I lie epo-
sure Is diliereut, but lla-y limy luir-
monlze. i y ji;. Morrow lis, iMultnomall 17,707,
l- or sunny lociillons use mislur- ! p0lk 157, Sheniiun 1 10, Tillamook
tluins, vei-lieun, sweel iilyssuni. pu- . Hi. l ln:i;illil t.01 . l.'nlull 307, Wal
tunla. pimsy, coriillmver, siiupdnig- ! i0wa Wasco 141. Wasliinirlon
on und marguerite ; lr shady
places, iiuiitlowering plants the
ferns, palms, English hy. h-igimla,
trailing evon.viiiui. iispura-gtis
sprengeri. Drooping effects may be
had from lobelias, sweet ulyssum
and others. -For naif shaily win-
dows, hanging fuchsia with mar-
guerlles and vlneas or hanging pe-
tunlii with eobeu si-iindi'tis, or pink
fuchsia, white liiiirgueriles and
vineas can he combined. Vei-ln-inis
limy he plumed alone lis they fiinii
ll luxui-j.iiit mass of bliiiiiii ami foil-
1 "t-'1'- Pansies und sweel ulyssum ure
I" delight 1 ll 1 eouil.inatiun.
tieranitluis and i-aigllsh ivy uro
formal "' go well hi n formal
j house or along n dusty street which
would thwart the growth of some-
! thing more delicate. Very effective
ri-RUlls uiny be Imd by iralllng ivy
upon a heavy cord to fruu-e tin;
window. The Dellnentor.
Will It Come to This?
Mistress of House (to prosper- ,
live new maid) 1 think yoif.l do. :
and I'll emrairt' yu. :
1 Maid Yassuni. I tut dey' Js ;
j one monh Ihing Ah wants lo make j
j shunh of. Is dcy anyone in de
I house who's learnln' de saxophone? !
j Mistress Oh. yes; we are n very I
mu--!ral family and my lnHnmd
i 'ind the two hoys lire taking up J
j tiiat iiistnimenr.
Maid Den it's all ofT. Ah can't
j stay.
Mistress What ! Don't you like
music?
( Maid Oh. yes; Ah likes nuwlc
jail right. Dai's Jes' it. iV learidn'
j de saxophone nutlKolf. soyc Ah kin
play In de lodge band, an' It bui-;
i me
all up lo have oihnlis hi de
house pi-itfi icing all de time
base lo have it quiet wlni
practices.
All
Ah
Love vs. Delirium
People in love nro not liappv. bu
they always think I hey are iroing
to he. lteing in love is a delirious
: process of gathering together ;ill
j imagined happiness, and believini:
; that so!iie other litiman being is the
' nun of them. You will be happy
! when you pel It. Tlje cone'i:nn
I Is almost nuiihematicMl. Millions
of ymm people arrive at fl. lust
is we did. When w were married
we would be happy ever after.
The number of person wN m-e
not happy. Ihoimh married, shotthl
1 have suggested lo us jhai
; was a tlaw somewhere U: om rea-
' jon,nc- lHut,I,t -""ivt.-iin wn.i..r
Lnne, In Hearsts International-
Cosmopolitan.
Map Hunting Good Game
Increase In vocabulary and fredi
Interest in geography are prndnefs
of the Interesting -ruino .f map
hunting. Prolilems myy lie ett'ct-
ed from the mnv-i of tin
!.ey or
- from lhe map Itself. s;iy t
I (inder Magazine. l-'or hiiatw
; what di-s Peking mean tt t li
t'blnesfr
' KquldNtntit T"rim pektns an
! N'nnyuan ami Pel.vnuii, The sylln
j hie "pe" or ''pe!" is f.niiili-ir In Chi
i nese names. So is "niin.'' nud tin
; mention of "n:n e:ni--e i;;h.
Ildnk of Nankin- :1 N:,ny -I ..
to Peiyrnm : that K
j north and the "nan"
i.;";:,,,,1;;; Is;
Bird Sacred to Indians
The ptnrudan. lik
the In" m.
"!'ini; I;.!-!,
of the
reervjri,,.,
i-1 ni'im;i.
U sus.vptlble to . iv
tiee. Silice the u,
(Jb.cier Natieiii'l ;virk
took np nsrriculture. t'i
PtnV Pirn nai ennio wn into
valleys, even tn 'mi"-':' wlili
hitrnyaid chiik'-n- at 1 eat nf
Indian wheat.
th.
li.. Tlie Mtnrmfiran t.-n ,ur,.
like a snows). oe rah! it hi ,!,, Win
ter time, and lhe Iict'un
saer""l revanl f.r the fe;ith.Te.
creature in llus Itirnaiu! ;i te frriin
formation. Slightly Altered M zoning
Many nre thg laule; ihar ivune
nut of !inhled type. An nd e;r ; .,.
iim at u as nie.ifit ti re:e! '( 'nl'iir..,!
r--:n!er will iike hU h'i.ik." The
pritrer put the ti.rt.-r ..f tm
firi -rd at the bcRi,.Miir ,
peoad! Try It im your cwn type
writer. G.l
on ran
A trii'tor uuhsnilcr that
hr.;ik ttip uiotihil U Inrli
ll.-p.(
ri'hanls.
ni m in irrigation or ore
1MBEBFK
TAX STATEMENTS
ISCUTI1F
I'OU'I'LaIJU, Ore., July 22
Kluiliiiica J;.st compiled by Clyde
U. i.uiiile, coiit-cioi- of inleriitil
reence, rellabiy show the exleiu
jlo which resideiita. of this suiio
were relieved from filing returns
of income for the calendar year
1025, due to tlie provision in Uuj
i02ii revenue act substantially in
crcsh' the persot al exenipiloiis
of bolu married and unmarried
persons. These figures siiow a
lulling off of 6(i per cent in the
number of individual returns lor
I102o compared with the number
j filed for Lhe preceding ye; He
liums were filed by only 2S.021 in
dividuals on 1020 incomes as com-
i pared to 05,35$ individuals for Hm
yeur before.
I The largest number of returno,
lof course, were filed from ftlult
jnomiih county 17,707, while thu
I smallest number of reluraj came
i l'-oni Wheeler county, only SO. Seg
I refuted aa to counties, tile returns
I for 1025 wore distributed as ful
llowa: Uiikor 3-17, Uenton 210,
i low:,: Uiikor 3-17, Uenton 210,
,cllltkIllllg clMsop 'ra2, coiuinl
-,1a ssli, Cooa 677. Crook li. Curry
:',. Deschules 4J I, Doutthis 31G.
.0,111am . Grant 67. Harney 3.
imoil itlver 270. Jackson Wl. Jef-
. jiiaepiiiiie j,ii, ni.umuu
j 7y;, Lake
132, La.ie S33, Lincoln
I iys, Linn
Malheur 109, Marion
::i:r Wheeler 30. Yamhill 274.
, or the 17,707 returns filed from
j Multnomah countv, 17.40G were
jnied by residents of Portland. The
nun,ber of returns filed by lesi-
a,.is f the other principal cities
-of lllt, sta, Iollows: Albany 17!),
Ashland 130, Astoria 470, Baker
I a 17. Ilend 43(i, Corvallis 201, liu-
I ,,,,., rM:i (;,.,,niK p,,ks 12(1. Hills.
I boro I2(i, Hood itiver 235, Klanuttli
: Pulls 340, La Grande 272, McMinn
iville 120. Mursllfield 320, Medlord '
I I3ii. Oregon City 201, Pendleton
1430. Portland 17. IM. Koseburg 201,
aletii 670, The Ualles 3i6.
FORMER RESIDENT
OF COUNTY DIES
IN WASHINGTON
I Mrs. Anna Stephens, wife of R
j M. Stephens, a pioneer resident of
itlii.i cc.unty, died tt St. John,
Washiniuou, July 11, according to
word received here. Mrs. Stephens
was horn in Oregon in lsr-l. the
daughter uf John and Alaieda
Doggs, who were early seltluis at
Green. She is survived by her
husband and fixe children. Mrs.
l-'ied Dyer, Mrs. M. A. Wagner,
Mis. C. A. Dickersn, and JameH
and Kugeiie StepheiiH of St. John,
A brother, V. . Uoggs, the lust
of a largo laniily, resides south
of Koseburg, near Shady Point.
i oi;.h;k i'kmdknt dkad.
! KKD.MOXD. Ore., July 21. -
' Dr. C. A. ('lino died at the iioine
t "i hid daugiiter, Mrs. Jordan, in
j Princvilie. .Mi-iulay. Dr. Ci'ine was
I bo i u in Poncr county, Indiana,
j August 1'S, 1S5U. Ill ISoy till!
iamuy cume to ungmi, settling
near Kosetjurg. In UVI Dr. Ciiue
I came first lo ceiitial Oregon, but
j later returned to the Willamette
i valley. He came to this part of
(the state to live in IS Mi, taking
tup a claim at lhe tails of Ih
Deschutes, which now bear his
' name. The homestead was near
the site of the prudent bridge,
(Where 1 1 1 e r e was at that time
'only an Indian lord. Tht- bulle
iv.i.sL of the river was also given
(the nam.'1 of Cline butte.
i iiai h'i , .n" ".vv ' '
1 ti. til, . .,
.Mauhi)ank.
ile is survived by his :dow.
two dauguters. Mrs. (Jratv Aly
er.i and .Mis. Winifred Jordan, aiid
a mu. Ilandd. v.ho is in the na'y.
Dr. ( line, who was a dentist,
had practiced his pi ofossiou tor
lu years iu Redmond.
Funeral services were held to
day at the Cline residence, in Red
mond, Uev. 1 1. Kaye officiating.
Leaves For North
Mrs. i;. li.irrel nf Leed ,
Oklahoma, a sister of Mrs. A. I '-.
I'.ihy tij i his city, who has h-ei:
a guest ,.t tiie Pciiey honiu Tor lie-pa.-t
luo u(-eks, hit yestrday lo
spend i In ' remainder of tin; ve.
vi.itini; n-httives in i )reo!i fity
and S:ieni. sin- will return Inn.
to speml a wick or so before slari
nig on journey lionie.
. .
1 OFFIPIAT WII I
visit diamond
AND CRATER LAKES
1'l KTI.ANIi. J!V 2. .
Kiuh niri-l irvi,p am! n.i
limnil piirk orhrliilH will visil
ihi' I'l'uicr luk" diftriit ni-u
iihm::Ii to srlUo ilio ciMitro-w-rsy
i,vr tin- jin-lur;lli ol
liiiinionil l.aKp anil ollii'r I' 1 -niory
mm Hi- bounds of tlv
I'ralir l.ak" Nut imial ur:
Inrlinli'il in Uu- roiniiiiltr .
. SI. pli. i, j. Mather, li.-ii.l
i'i thi' Miti'-niil park si rvio- .
('ilon-l XV. n. Or. i l. y. h-a.:
of tn,. rnr-ri Bfrvli-i-; Anli'ir
Kiiio.il. i-x ,-'it ivo sccri.-tarv
l tliv nallnnai con fcri'iuP on
catil orir it nut ion, which Is
i'i'sionsib!" for thn apiioim
no l,l of ili cnmniltti o: Hai
tiiis'oii Monro. roproHontins
tin A in, ri,a n MugK.uni of Na
tural History, now York;
( oi.Kri'siniiin Toiiijilo ut
l'innsl.aiila. and llimoatl
M Knizi.-.
Tim party. vM,h will hi'
m fortland Ai;!ist S to In.
will I'M-omnienii to t'onsrosrf
mi'aSlires lo sottlo the flis
pnt.'. Yoscniitf vallov. Cali
fornia, will be vinited also.
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We have one In stock. Wharton
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