ROSEBURG NEWS-nFVTF.W. ROSF.RIJRC. ORF.CON. MONDAY. DF.CFMBF.R 3. 1028.
RIDDLE LOCALS
J. H. Gorton of Canyouville Jr;
l'jokiiit; alter buaiiifu mallei t
ln. Friday.
Dales Willis of Tiu.be. , Ore-.,
was lW cueHt of lil mother. .Mr.
O. L. Willi U.U wm,k.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Stullcr lefi
Tuesday niorniiic for Sii. Shasu.
t'al., lo ejiemJ VliaukHKivihic it li
( their daughter and feuu in lu ,
,'JUr and Mri. iSrumbach.
Mi. J. K. Caiinr U af pjum-m
visiting -with her daunlner, (iun
dolyn and Vullia, uu reside in
fciun FraiiclHCo.
Mr. and Mi. Predion Uike und
0. II. hake niolort d down from
Kutielie Wednesday lo HUenU
Thiil;.siviii at the home ol J
.V. Conmtt and family.
O. R Aey and sous. Cla relict
njid Old Here U.iiiHaniriK h:ii-
fiiad in Kosehuri; Wedm uay loie
li'Mm.
Mr. and .Mm. Pete iJidiel. Jr..
Miss Klina Mellor und, Kenneth) Miss Kessle fain cave a uaiuue
Imiui of JCocfbui-K and Ml. and party last Saturday evening at her
Mrs. Hank Davis of Canyoiiville home, inviting In her aitist friends
were vlaliora hist Sunday at thoiwtlo were each to hrinK Home of
, ... .uenf.r turn lumuy.
Miss r lorence Mosthaf, who It.
atlundiiiK school at Hie Ashland
normal, in spend nr her vacation
here with her patents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Mosthai,
itoy Smith and family, who have
been living on a homestead at
Middle, creek, left l-tlduy for
tlrants I'uss, where tiny expect to
reside.
Milton Acker, who Is employed
at Amspoker s radio shop in Ku
siient ThaiikHkjivime with
lifs parents here.
Mis. C. K. lliundell nnd hon,
(iule, left Wednesday Tor (Jranls
J'hss for a few days visit with re
latives th ore.
II. F. Nichols, who Is serving on
the federal iam jury at Port
land, has been at home this Weel;
enjoyiiiK a' few days' vacat. ui.
Mis- Armunda Krieng of Milton,
die, returned from (.rams J 'ass
Tuesday and Is a tiiiest at the
home of her daughter, Mra. Al
1 urpin
vi lattp CMw 'of Mnrxlitli'lil snii''" ' ilntoniobllo was hrvl on n.-ar
II. (row- of Ko.rburK ni-tn i.oniln by orrifcra rte-kitif lo Inirr
Thaliki:ivliii al tin' hums of iiwlr j !'! a nllmi-m of liquor,
lutruou hero, .Mr. null Mm. II A. JuiIk WiIiimt noniijonfil ihf
llrs. K. It. l'faff nnd her hod and I
(lituillllei'. lA-loy and Myrtle Adali.
me vLsltlnt: lehilivea al Cooa llu) j
dill in the vacation
liarrel Carter, local nmiiiiner ror
KosenberK blolhers, ii lurued Moti
. 'Jtr vlroin u business trip to I'ori-
ii nil.
. S. rhlllins llioloi eil mi fitim ,
Alameda. Cnl., Tuesday and mwut-j'
TlianksKlvlnn with his family here, j
On 1'rldny Air. I'lilllips luliiined I u I
Ciillloriiiii, acculiuuililed by hU i
wife and two sons. They expect j
to remain there until .Mr. I'hllllp;i I
ma dispose of his hotel properly !
Alameda.
The Unties Uuild are boldlnR
, their aiililtlil Ininar lodav 'Salui
day) ul the l.ulld hull. Tbu sale
stalls at i o'clock and Is to lie fol
lowed by a laniille supper litis
l-'Veiiini:.
Mrs. Viola Nichols of lloliil Hid
d!c served a delicious turkey -"dinner
on Thiinksclvina to uliout
forty five ani'Sla. Home out of
BEWARE THE
COLDS THAT HANG ON
. . Conghi from colds may lead lo no.
rious trouble. You esq slop llirm
now with OeomuUion. an emuUiticd
" rrrosote that is plrseant in jkr.
..Lleomuliion is a nirdicl diarorry
-.-.with two-liild action; it Miotltrs and
. hr.lt ihr infliimrd aienibranes and in
'' liibilt grrm aroMth.
Ol ail kno.D drug, crnnane is rec
effnirrd by hipti medical autliuritirs
" un of the grcalrM lirjjini men, ic
' lnr ciuiilis lioin roldi and broin lii.il
irritsliiin CrcomuUion contain., in
niniioa in crrov.tr, other hualinn
CREOMULSION
' "n 1,1 - vuun mom
" BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS
sTQEErirKsT
1 1 ,l928fcas- I ?
1 xm
V -:, . i',i..v.'..-f.-! ' ,' .' : ;
;Hs'Vl'-s''
The Ship of Health
s253 TmJIDrDIITIIDC
town iH'onie wore prtwnt as wtll
a local m-oidt. I
(i, H. u.'Ikkm made a trip to j
I lunMmifr, ( .1, il. flint of the,
iwe-k, n-turuiiiK V?iii.ly. ar-
Mini.uni.Ml by hU little k and-
daui:ht..r. ....unit:, nrlirn.. -hn !
.make li.r home win. h.n,
Ted Arner. mate hunier. Krne.si
! Kiddle and f liai lbo lurin return
ed Wednesday ft om M' vcral days
hunting in (Id Middle creek um
try. They brought in two lar?
d.nvura Lilt.,. I . ... Il. F
Mr.. Al Tompkli.. enti.rtuln.d!"? d"il'.
.a number of kuhih Sunday at
' sumptuous tnrttiduy dinner Klven
liu honor of those wlume birthdays
fi ll in October. Mr. Tompkins
served two roan ted turkey witn
all the fixing art ornpMiiied by (i
j host of other pood things. Those
prerteni were Mrs. Jfcira Willi j,
Owen Willis, Marie Willis. M . .
'an. J Mrs. U. I,. (Irani Media Al
i kins. HMiiuie Nichols nnd the fain
i lly of the hostess
their woi k for disi ussion. The re
suit was a very interesting und iu
striictive evening. Some of the
work is now on exhibition at the
din store of A. V. Meeker. MHk
Cain served M-veral lUht refresh
rnents duriiiK the eveninu. Amomr
those present welo Airs. Kthel
Hluiidell, Mis. (leo. Aikins, Mrs
Kd Stuller. Mrs- Ceoiyp Krater.
Mr. and Mrs. tail Harper. Mrs.
Walter Swarm. Helena Kiddle.
j Mrs. T. S. Thompson and dammit
Mai lone, A. K.
Ihcker ami II. K.
M. MallliiitK.
DRY OFFICER WHO
SHOT WOMAN GETS
OFF WITH $5 FINE
i:i.yhi.. o . r.v ... u.iiik
Clcro. Lorain ( lly prohibition or
fh-or. wad IIjhmI $f. and ronta a
tintay by JuiIkp A. I!. Wcbbpr In
common plnaa ronrt for Ihe wound
ing of Mian Ml-llv UvwoO(l u-lo.n
r nii'iH-liie tnn-f timos In order lorih I (i ft ' ...iuiu.v ir
Rive Clreo an ouihii lunltv in nmk
a financial settlement ullli the I
Hirl. The fine was lmi,one( lodav. I
tiouever. wlilioui hiii h an auree-
tnenl havlnit been reach, d.
Today. In asxcHKliiK the rine.
Jllclx wehher Kiild that the Jury
hud la i n "Justilied Jn hrlutiliiK In
a verdict nf n.uMtilt un,l l.ut ,..r-
"lllul the Jul v found till youiiK
man Kiilliy or a blaher oir. nse. I
slum hi hate been forced under, the
lesljiiioliy presented In court lo Set
the verdict aside." he added "clc
co wa diacliiunliiK his duly ami
what he did was done In good
faith He was clothed with am hor
ny of the law und all the evidence
was that he did not shoot at the
car."
Truly Said
r.bok tluit you m:iy carry lo the
lire iin.l hold readily in jour blind
are Hie most uiriul. fier nil. II
.IllllllMIII.
COUGH FROM
rlcmentt which nooihe and heal ih
Infl.inieil membranes and slop iho ir
rilaliun. wliile tmimlr gom on to
lie tomiuli, is alawrliril into tho
WoihI. attack, the srjt ol the iroubla
and clink, the growth of the g.-rms.
LrromuUioii is giurantcd .jh.ljc.
lory in tirnliii. nl ol cough. Irom
cold, bronchitis und minor lorni of
lironchi.il irritations, and is exrrllrrtt
lor Iniililinii up tin- system nllcr colds
or (In. M.,y refunilcd it not re
licwd allrr luking according todircc.
110,1.. ni your ,lrii:-i:i.t. f.Hv 1
COLDS TtiA THANC ON
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Is Santa's Flagship
I ! I I I U I
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''n'",, ol Number a
I'n't't I .
,llM" .,he riJiiK t the
, mommy meteo,o olcirl nummary
nini;i!lei by K. H. Kiett iier,
tdoiuloKist in charge of lite Umui
weather bureau station. The mean
temperature fur the month huh 4
degrees, as compared wiih a nor
nmi of 4;Y! decrees, giving an av
l.i deKiees.
t'he hlheat tiiii'iiulure recorded
'Juritig the ir.MK'h v.a.u. 71 d-srtes
und the lowest decrees.
J'leripJfation for the monih to
lulled '1 5-1 inches as compared
wit ha normal of 4 tis, so that
- there i now a season deficiency
, Of 3 ' ilu lies.
i Tle average hourly .vind velo
city was 3 mites per hour with a
maximum wind ot ?.' miles per
J hour.
Theie were 4 clear days, K part
ly cloudy, IS cloudy and 15 in
i. li.c.i precipitation was recorded.
Kat barbecue aaudwicnea and
live forever. Brand's Koad Stand
NATIVE DOUGLAS
CO. LADY DIES
IN EUGENE
KICKXK, Ore.. Dec. 3 -Mrs
Ktta Van Guilder, aed f.l years,
died at her home, le;u Tenth ave
nue west yesterday. She Is sur
vived by her husband. John C. Van
Guilder, and the following chil
dren: Mis. Clvtie Frink, Nesko
w in, f re. ; Mi s. Janet Hacked,
Syracuse, N. V.; MIhh Heuhih Van
(iullder, Kuneiie; Theodore Van
Guilder, Yakima, Wash. Two
grandchildren also survive and the
follow iici brothers: M. Sells, Sa
lleni; I. Selit, l.oa Anteleii; Isaac
Sell.'. Myrtle Creek, and one sis- Meridian, IlotiKlaa County, Ore
ter, Mia. W. N. Moore of Salem. Kn. Theuce east 4 mllea; norlh 1
Mra. Van (Iullder was born at mile; east 4 lnilea; north 11 milea;
Myrlle Creek and was married at east 2 ntilea to the Lane County
lilendalo Aucoat 23, lDn3. She has lit"?. Thence uIoiik said line ua fol
been a resident ot KuKcne since lows: South 1 mile; euBt is miles
11 1, funeral services will be held to Wlllamelte Meridian; thence
Sunday at 2::io p. m, ul ihe Will south alont; said Meridian aiiproxt
ker -I'oole i baia'l. Ur. K. V iStivers I'liately 7J mllea lo tne southeast
Will oinciote. luti rtneiit will be at (corner of section 3li, township 2)
v.. !..u.i..r u' I...-" '..i
christian ehur h. Hoill Neixhl)OrB
ol Ainerlra and Ueliekahs
o '-
Notice la hereby kIviui that all
hmkoiis ItunlliiK or truiiiiiK with
or without duua or otlirrwlHU Irea
passlnn on any property ow ned or
rented by the undersigned are
liable to arrest.
W. P. PRICK.
, J'HIL STUADKn.
SHOOTING STARS
ARE SEEN IN CITY
SATURDAY P. M
west o,7 ,i, , teachers iu convention. Oreat re-
Illstribution o, Texaco products1;;; XnulZi. ,"-
ui) tin exifiiuivu scale hftH anil in
evury inhi-r pari nf thin ataii.
iluy is a reality, following ofiu-tal
. .1. .1 . 1 ... ..I"" HI iiir BII1I1 llt'UHL
. ,
'lexas company on Saturday, le-
l' i-'i' . ai cording to announce- northw est corner of -ec i
111111I ot l.ynn McCray. Oregon!.,,.,, lu V,., L " L, I
niiinum'r for tho oil concern,
rn
1 Willi Kcivici Ktullons ami hulk.
1 (lljiritfiitliiK plant loeuted in vir
I tually every coinmuiiity ami with
111 IICW JLLTiM.-MH, hlOl-HKi- tcr-
ir.iiiul ut Tort l.tml cimii'lcicd ami
in use, lYxut'o Kunoline, motor
I ui Is, fuel oil, keroariie
and other
prouuetH now are
available
throughout Oregon, ihe oriiclal
ofUi lal niinouncetu of the
jcuiiy inio 1 his aiate ol The Tex
j as cnti;iny. niit of the world'..
ItM KeM oil produi inc. rctinluu ami
iimuketina contei iih. was made Kri- i
day evi-niiiK. November 30, and;
I Sal urday u ith v hat ) naid to j
liuve been one of llie most Bpecia-
I tit l.i r MmiiM ev'i- sLast-d mi tliu j
J I'afiiic ci)iift.
J Approximately J.2.1ti.iNHi plitier
I iliK ttlalfl Win- hlunveicd OVci the
j entire n,)iU' from pl;mes pHrtici
jp.uiiii; in li e cclobrat ion of "Tex
j as Ku-," iliu- innodiicini: lo t're-
iiii.iii?. die Tevas mat, the com-
p;in s liadem.ik.
Included anion k the myriad
cluHit hik stiti h v, hlHi deficmuled
t from btilfibs dumped in Ivoebui k
, by the aiipUitit , Satunhiy after
j noon, v ere ml ;md Hold mars,
jmniived with tin- V,nu T." racii
of which was n:.lh five ftee Kal
j lo:is ol k,i.- nine at ah) t '1'hio
, nervifi. Hiat li;i In l (its i.mnmT.
Illsi'e 1 1 : a it 1-- Itttn hImuih of Te
; ill o uasol.ue weie nivcil ily l:i
'the stite lo im (he niolorh.-i
of Otfr.i n with the iiierita of Ihe
; protlm t.
NEWS BRIEFS
W VSHlMi Tun. k i!
I"
. il' i'iity (vtmpt ndlt-r t
. V..i:i j:ppo5Ut4-d chief
iik eXHtuiuer jfjiii'iilny
J the it "
liiitlonl )
I John VV. I'00 e. j,-
j i cm lly iiiiihii;r I ciiiiipi i oil r of
j i he i' u 1 1 in . Seen lid y Meller,
: Miinotinci d iil.o t!it- ,i;ioiiii m ut
'of .! Hill I. I'HX'lor lit. drpilt iiilt:"
I iroller ol I hi tut rem) lo t im e d
St. al !!.
I W KI.I.IN'tJTON. N. , Ih-c. 2
l Curd (milieu id ihe Mte lit ihe
i le t-fit IllJIIOI lit i'HlhH 14 t,'l llilu:i!
,111 V .e.il.tnd Ktve i. Ii.jij.irnv o'
, in ..'1
L':iliisl iirtihlbll inn I'lii-
wa.- Itiihtu Ku; .u:;f!iii!
f i he present In i-ntii); y
.' i ' tor I i k out i o til.
lot irohihl'teii 2!l. '.l.
t TI.NT. i.c ;
. ! r. '-T, former N,i
I. J
Indie.
ttnk-
tMitt i, mut louiitivr ot one of Ihf
' I liUe ctMHis m the : nil 11.
fl.oi hiui-elt lo de.iili in the I'ietl
Niont boiel jitltt. itp,a,eniy
b i ai.M- m ill ln-.Hlh.
I HlCAi.O. I m 1 - L..1, La-
HUSBAND
DISTRIBUTES
BOOKLETS
Wife Tries Compound '
Hvrry year ths Pinkhum MMicina
Company distribute aUmt 3o,ooo.lNH
brok lets from
houe to house.
Mr. Ted Hinzimui
dors thin uurk iu
IaaH, California
His wife writes;
It was in IIwm
little iKJok that
I read about so
many women ha-
in heliieil by the
m b d i s i n e.
thought i
would
K"e it
trial
and 1 ran trulv say that it lis done
nit ;ood. My neiMxtrs and friends
ask me what I am doing to ruuke me
look so much better. I tell them that
I am taking Lvdia K. J'inkliau'a
V'egetablu CoiniMjund."
yers will please remove their hat
In the courtroom, the Illinois bar
association today suggested.
A recommendation was made
that supreme court rules be ex
tended to compel portias to takeank trucks
otr their headKear when appearing
in court.
TO WHOM IT MA V CONCKIEN:
You are hereby notified that
illlMlU 1UU .11... I ...i.l, a 1
Kou Statu Highway Coininission a
proposed form of uetilion iininin.
lug ttiH organization of a highway
iniorovenieui uibirict under the
(irovihtons of Chapter 39U of the
General Ijiws of Oregon for 1321,'
said district to be known as the
"North I inpqua Diamond Iike
Highway Improvement District." p
The land which it is proposed by i
auid petition to include within
said district is described as lol-1
lows, to-wu
IleKinnlng at the northwest cor-'
Her of Bection 2. township 25
aoulll. range 5 weal of Willamette
south. ratlKe 1 west: thence ea..l
tor approximately 3uJ miles follow
inn tne l.iilic lluutlus Couuty line;
theuce MllowiiiK the eastern boun
dary of Houiilus County In a
southerly dlrecliou o a point on
said Hue due east of the southeast
corner of section 13. township 2s
south, ranae 1 west, rheuce west
for approximately 31 miles to said
southeast comer 01 section 13.
township 2S south, raliae 1 west;
tliencc cnnlinuiiiK west tor 6 miles
in southwest corner of section U,
K'fnsuip js soutn. raiiK 1 west.
"orn,: o7Ve ,: 1 ", " t
nii, . .j .' '
tcurner f aeitiou ly. itmiiHhli. 2
1. - . . .. . 1
!r,. ' lt, ' "UI"
cor hit
KDUtlj, .
i'" Section 13, townshiti 29
...,,. ... ... ""'"i
li. mum- ui
,,,, , n B,,uiii 4 nines 10;
southeast corner of section 3ii, i
township 29 south, range 7 west,1
thence west 12 miles to southwest ,
corner of section 81, township 29
south, range R west: thence south:
. ". :? ,ur., Hr !
..T.
,. r-,,,,,,, ,, .
H 00a County line to an Intersect-
'!" ,n.e '!'t corner
of se.iion 31, townthtii 3't aoutb
raiiKf 9 ent; thence rIoiik
ium County line an follows: Nonh
ti niHfn; ihHt a miles; north t
mtlna; 3 miles; north 12
mllen; weat 3 uiilf; north )2
mites; weal 3 nilles; north 4 mile,
to tlie northwest corner of aectioii
U. lowiuhip kouHi. raue y
west; Ilienee tast 6 miles ; north A
niilt'e; east 6 miles: north 1 mile;
;cat 1 mile and thence norih to
ithe cetnr tf the I mpn.ua river;
jthence follow n i the center of Find
iiner upstream to a point dm eat
ot the quarter sejti.,n corner oi'
iNectioiiH ; ami tnwnsiiip
aouth, ratine H went; tt'iice eri.t
to nald quarter section fi ihi :
jthence north 11 mllua; eut 3
miles; north 2 miles: euM I Iiliies.
eolith 4 miles; ihen ea.st to ih
east hnij tr the OiVs.-trii huiI t m II
forniii It ;t undid rirfbt ot u a -.
I hen, southerly ;;10nit ih c;it
lute ot aahl raihoml nlit-cf u a i,
' poti.t where said rUlU nf ,n
line intersects ihe north line n'j
seliun tnwtishii 2, jsiMHh
raime "i west oi Willamette M- ri
Ulan thctic" vnt to point of h.
tZttllilMK ;
all
ltHll.-.s Coi.lHv
trefoil.
Vou are fuifher notiind i;;ai
Tuesday, tin- Itth ol !(. m
ber, PL'S, ut Ihe lutll t;l 2
.oll'Kk P M oi snid d;iy at th.'
( utility ( on rl Utilise. J.itnebui a.
i set ku ihe tlljitt HDd the pUc
. ,
upproviru: or ilu-appi n iiu ihe i,riii
,o1 said petition, ihe toi.terls i.i
iin.itters set torth ttiei.iu m1m th'-(
boMlHiaricd ol aid proposed Ui. -1
:tri i. ;
Any persons d'!iiln to j
the o; a.tni..itioi) of haul pn
s,
, ,
-
disiru t or deli im- to ! U, ,n
Wtill rett relice lo t,n of the t.i .
lets therein si t !-,. Prp b;. i,
lilPd to iip.Hin before Im- I ifli
mi--ion at tlu lime ami the pl..
lu tein desuiLtifd M)id l i. i 1 1
i-.nd t ntii:i iv-i Ml i-.tid lint
pii'U (heieto. lin-ir oh Hcl i ns ,
piote.-t, jji v i i ; i ??
ii ,t
in
lui.-d tiiU i;.ii day of .
OKI'PN SI'A'II-; MltiHAN
Ctit MISp t
liv H. t. VAN Id XKli.
Chan man.
C. K, t;. I KS,
CotniMi-Hn.tiir ;
i;niii;ii r w sa i k. i
Conmns' MiiHT I
Roy A Kl-iU. biiur;. I
AttM:
"SUTIC"
SET QUEER FIRES
i When you scuff across the car
I et on a clear, dry day. you may
i iioiKu a faint spark lly (rum your
I tinker tip us you touch a metal fix-,
ituie. 1 hut bahy spark of "static
electricity," In other circumstances. J
. i.s (he lw.n of firemen, it can
f '-use aiivrhini from a proline fiu-j
uk station blaze to a duxt ex:ilo-
i lnat v " reck an entire fac-
,or-
i Many are the stories told of caso-
line lank trnck flrea from s'atic
sparks; most trucks. In fact, drag
i metal chalnj along the ground lo
' r::vvy olf harmlessly any electricity
; tliHi may be Rf-ii'-raied by the
Bwlshlna: liuuid within. Hut the
Mningest ia!e, writta John K.
I.o4lge In the January Issue of
Popular Science Monthly. Is that
of a "human dynamo" who by
jwmie peculiar con lition of his
bin'v seemed to Ire an extraordi
narily good electric generator.
I This man. a driver for an Ari
zona oil company, burned up three
before, they caught
Kch time the circuin-
hlin at It
siunces were the aaine. His truck
carried five-gallon pails which were
huntf on the cocks at the rear of
the truck and delivered two at a
time to the consumer.
liy the time the driver returned
Willi the two empty pails to sub-
"tiIUH for t,e (ul1 ,H
hanglng
ready, he had acquired a new elec
tric charge and a spark would Jeap
irom ins lingers past the inflam
mable gasoline. I'uff and another,
tank truck would go up in flames.
Finally the man was transferred
to another department where his
dynamo proclivities could do no
harm.
V hen the Massachusetts state
,""c''- a,to' '"vest tented
a number of automobile fires at
filling stations, they found that the
mere passage of gasoline through
a ruling hose generates enough
sialic electricity to Ignite the car's
tank, under 'favorable clrcum-'
stances. Probably you may never
see your car catch fire at a gas
pump, because these accidents are
rarer than they once were; thanks
largely to the lower Inflammabil
ity or present-day gasoline. Dut If
the metal filling nozzle is held
?voy from the rim of the tank op
1 1 '"' a dangerous spark may jump '.
a h..If inch .between them as the
rushing gasoline Idles up an elec
trical charge on the nozzle. It is
safer to let the nozzle touch the
lank rim constantly during rilling.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Astoria -There are r,4 manufac
turing plants in this city with an
nual pairnll of $:l,2:',lSii.
:?""- V' ' "'verslly of Oregon
aiKiresstng Clackamas county
t -tin 1 nice Ml I(r I'H'i
strut turn of
lie com 111 11 11 i 1 v Iim 1 1
at ,nif, ,tiiU.,,,
Ihivlnn rvl.ii.V h.,Ui1 ....I
T ,,n,":i ,',:,,'n",on 1,0 ni.let-
ed by Christmas.
Vm e
Canal nroWt toiintruc '
tion here makiiiK ntea-ly priKrei3. '
Aiaupm i mon Oil in. will build ,
distribution p'ant at thig place, j
Option taken on site.
Newport Chance in mail ser
vice proposed here.
Newporl-Loeal
fish cannery
New bulldinc 1
will enlarge plant
to handle mild cure and fillet. New
- machinery will be installed.
Si. ilehiiij itiiildiiiK permit. i '
! Ibis year up to rm eiu dnle i xceed
, t2.S.i"Mi. Orecon ( illt served b
their Inch power lines. I
CrantM Tatts Ielivery of 1ok to I
iK'irln coon at new lumber mil!
t here.
i .Tillamook Production hemin at
' new plant of Tillamook County
f Creamery associat ion.
Oakville Karieri Cn-anieri.-s
1 will locate In new fjiiitrieis in
f Smith building.
; lnlil H ach Hiuh school yni
1 nasium at this piace dedicated.
lIosebiHK - Uids cille,! h,r (uip-
ntent lor nev. county rouri hou e
i nder coiutiiictioii Ht this place.
! Salem -Contract let for con-
istjuction of new South I.Pe,ty
street briilce.
Grains I'Mhs Coin i at bt for
, pHviua C street between Uih .and
tilli s:reti. (
! Ileppni'l- Itids Hked for co:i-
struciiou of new wuierwork. tj s
I tt in here.
Itaiiei- Contrait let tor Jlu.tnti
addi; io:i io CommercU. ( reatnery
pinut he;,v
' l'tirihind - one-storv rainlv f.ir
I lor y
, llaru
will b. e.tcud at 1.141 'Wil
.S:,l
; wil! vradc 1
h.'tihuay dejai tiueu
miles road Irom hen
I tt liu per.
I Port I'mpqna -Jetty
' tins poin) w ill com mm
v. ork a
Kurt Ik
Dut'it
I'SiVuway I.imii here lo '
.' in readings for winierl
; I tie liu!.
' trnv.-i.
Klamath Kails
i,,'r Hi ,nis i'ltt'
ttoii.
New Pelit a.i ;
t?.tr ci!rpie I
:I2 mil.
v. ill r cf ,
Crown Mi
s iu tati mad in tiii-ifct: ;
t del -il Hhl (
iMrtCMMo elected f'H
tiiii Co. bere, develop '
!
Alii era
industry comes to.
tins
mate hen lM.-.e is li t for f
, uc of liimiwr ai d ,
: -!.! U .Us r !!!( lien- f '
pmd
j HH' -il .io nmr ot cctu-1
Jiion I umli.'r eomtmuy lit i v rMiis
; itnn tial ro th ,
Corvailts
: lirnnd liapi-
Idird.d to o
I 2"" aere tr..
' mm' hen .
dut lUndnt-n pi
!i hiaan. P;t jn i
ton Siae Colh-Ke a
ol cut o "r hied
in
huuh .i i tui. v .
tur a i uin-nidl wtiik lu reton ui-
tou,
o:em:rv -Set-ii rnr!o.id limi
dj tuikt; i.a;rrcJ t .mi di. i
from local growers; valued at $75,-
Hood Itlver IoaI product "Ore
gold' ice cream wins first prize at
Pacific International Live Stock
i how recently held in Portland.
Hod Hiver Mid-Columbia Cold
Soiiixe comiiany finisue pack of
l;i3.nn(j hoxes apples. .
Fisher i Hsen sawmill here re
sumes operations.
Klamath Kail. Southern Pacific
company will expend ?:t3.oto on re
modeling of freight depot here,
will erect platform and warehouse.
Within the city limits of Klam
ath Fall3, the stupendous sum of
JK.uiiS.lH7 has been expended on
building from the year VJZ'i to re
cent date.
Maker Production capacity of
Buffalo gold mine here doubled.
Milton New water Miration
plant In' operation here.
Portland Immense banking
merger planned here involves
three concerns Will provide pow
erful organization for financing
Pacific Northwest industries.
Conuille City , council buys lot
Ik"
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Every Coat in stock, women's, misses' One group of silk and wool Dresses,
and children's going at while they last at
Half Price Half Price
Rayon Bloomers in all sizes, 5, 6, 7, 8,
all colors, pink, shrimp, and orchid Rayon Vest in all colors and sizes. Ideal
green in short and long lengths. Ideal Christmas gifts.
Christmas gifts, formerly $1.95 and . 95 Cents
$1.75, now '
$1.25 and S1.50 I Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, Stepins,
r i ! , . Combinations and Danset in all shades
Kayon gowns and pajamas in two shade at
combination. Ideal Christmas gifts. QC O Qt tl QC
Select them early at JpJ.yi), OL.VO,
$3.95 Bathrobes in silk and padded, beautiful
Umbrellas in all shades. Ideal Christ- shades and nice selection to pick from,
mas gifts at Just the thing for Christmas gifts at
$5.95 to $7.95 S5.95 to $10.95
MARKSBURY STORE
Mild
ViII.DXESS with tuicTbat is Oicstcr
1X. field's distinction.
The natural flavor and fragrance of pure,
awect tobaccos aged in wooden casks for
years the most expensive way, but the right
way sad the natural way. Then bkaJcd
to w.den Mreel and eliminate dan- highway to become federal high
gerous inters c. inn. way. Hoad will be completed ansf
Willamina- Sa.mon River high- graveled during
I MAD AGAIN!)
I Fencing 33c per Rod
Nine thirty nine wire fencing, full gauge, full weight, j
$ hinge joint made of copper bearing teel wire and heavily
3 v galvanized with pure tmeiter zinc. &
t
Out of car to arrive within fifteen days.
rf Send in your orders. Jsj
BARB WIRE, MADE IN AMERICA
g 80 Rod Rolls $2.95 each
Good Cedar Posts 13c each g
STEAPxNS & CHENOWETH I
Oakland. Oregon I
lMTTIIrgOTT''WOXIITTTITTT.IIW'T
Christmas
uggestions
Do shop early. We are show
ing complete lines of sugges
tions bathrobes, umbrellas,
purses, silk underwear, box
and novelty handkerchiefs,
sweaters and flowers.
'1 r'N.V li i
enou0H tor
and yet they
ROSECURG
OREGON
anvbodv
Satisfy1
nd cross-blended to bring out their 6nest
qualities of fragrance and flavor.
That auperb blending is Chesterfield'
secret and it cannot be copied. It U the only
way that a mild cigarette can be made which
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