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the Xmas Spirit
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iOREGON OUTLAW
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'CHAMPION OK .MANY I'KMtlJv
TON KOI'MMTK IS FINAL- 4
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A sat )... not perish v. ti w J " ,,!': yj h.,, e ,.e
nf l,e timii who nerimajeii li; it or l.if w'o, "-.
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tvoititi.vo
sTAii; sa.mt;i or (i.i)iK
WhiiIh. Klt-ltnuiifl 'mitt!), I'ndet
Army JfuH, uiidrStiito Athletic
VoillllllN'vOII.
Brows m ir.tn too iiw
:ici of those who t-urvive
cherish Ills niiMiiciry. Bill-nil Sir Wll
,1111111 Ilobertson. ttf; $ go
All Mlxad, '
' I 11-3 Mil STlwru 'lmc '
Rl-nt. , thl, t.,rt of e state,"""' '''' t"'." on!
and indiMd the per,,, of the wes,, ig ,iki '""r "" ".""f Vft t r,
K,ieral, would revive with kii " uut Ut U" f
art or urucno ihUiiiniKht soon t
avts
Tk r.i...ri;..M luruiriheK ftl prints .nice
to be pructii'GU by the mpi of the rutt(.r WruDim'9. 'l'1' :"!
l 'i lio oitort in lultirwt o r.uaturn i '-"" viimiuumi nn ynivn-.- .
fiicTon ri-iiii;siMii,j.!vi r. io'iIik i;.n- i st'U rapuuy too nipKlly. Ior many in ' t wMniil,nnr!K)
ll,.,.lul..-.. 1.,.., hill ,. Ih i.limiii!.li,n of rm.l ..l.l-lw), ;,,...! ' '
jj! ,i cl mxt nirtiitli, wbicli will p Eiillzu I tweitement from both Wf.rk-a f!ay and :
:IJOJIUJi; ill Ilia mum or llll'KOIl pilllIM 1 ' iinnuiiy iiiu, tiiiu uiw muuwillK ;:I'iry
(TinTJiIainU TsUWU lor uwriuT.i
of the stominh and as 11 laxative, mid
have t-mnA 'fhm !"' 'vdSf
lief " If tr..l.ll with null-
w,iiii.nor constipation tljl'i-'u ibletn
will di,yu KooJ. Adv,
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T1IK F4I.ACE CONH-X'TIOVICItY
Wu just Kot in alarge shipment of f
Iloefler's chocolates, one, two and
thi-ec poun.l boxm. V,e have a
assortment or ninaiin.i
1 Slip a no'""!. 1 '
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In tlio flijicci'c
you to viriit our stun
to 111! J'CIIK'IIiIk'I'I'iI-
f'liriKl urns Kjiirit'wp" fordially inviti;
Tlii'ic nrcliriive mfii niid lioy
woiiicii who li.ivc u'oiin out to
iK.lplovodoui'Satlioino. We uiiirit not 1k KpxiriiiK iti Hie expression of Jove,
find Rood will of'C'liristiijiis Time. Let lis ie l;id ol' tlio lu ivilee the season
gives' us'iind l.roiidly and sensilily spread gladness and jrood will; eaeli over our
own little world, ' ' , . j . -i! r
In our store the Xmas Spirit finds
eloquent, expression in the
USEFUL GIFTS
Hill's Department
Store
Shop in the Morning, Please.
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Manicure Sets
.. For Christmas
Xever liel'ore have we hud a more complete
line of manicure jroods to select from both in
I'yralin Ivory and Pearl, at prices to suit all.
75V TO ? 12.00
Putman's Drug Store
mUL Store
tlio Kiipci'vtHion of .1 Ktuio vtlilel ic ;
eoininiH:;in In Ijfiiu uiudc by C. I).1
Km:ilii;4fr, 1m.;iI spoil nthii:siaut.
Mr Km:iliimr Is at pri;n!iii w: k
out tiju Ui'ljiils of bi.ll.' whirl.
I If lJitKHV',1, will ullmv Hixroiinjt kIovc
IcoiitrfilH to bo hUik'm! in tlm Ktutu,
all HtoutH o cuiKliK'tc'd uiiUui
army btixltm ruioa.
It will'bu priiviiliMl by the bill that
110 hoxitiK uy spair.aiK oxhlbitioutt
liljill bo voitcluctcil by :ijiy club or
orKunizatiori ottiit iiniJor liccnso 1s
jHUfJ by thu piop.iMcil suite coin
inisHioii and Btrka piovi.sioiiit (U'ru'ln
(;lu(b(l for l In yijiii.iili(iii r cIuIjh;
MiunhorhipH will bo lijiiileil to per
Sikih who have roxidoii coiitinuoiialy
in IhH Kioto for at !(.it ouo yeur,
, Iht-rehy HtTui'inK "tlio olioluulion of
! 1 lift possibility of "f ly-by-uifcht" pro
t fcssionnl prjiiioli'rH HluiiiK shows
which h tv no merit and ho cuuh
, Iiik thu public to lose confidence
uud coodtMiin the :tport.
I The bill will also mako necessary
;tho Mt'cuiiiig of boiiuu froiti cluhH,
jam) will provide fur strict consor
ship of nil contoHtH and for the dis
position of iiTuiplB from the Bale of
I ticket a for admisslo.i to contfsl.s,
piovidin;i that a percentage of re
ceipts from -nil hIiows go to a fund
for the benefit of disabled and crip
pled nob) torn; also that u percent
age shall he paid to the Btate treaK-;iii'(m-
to he !ipplied 01 the expense of
!opeiatlng the act.
! "lloxinK. when properly hand
;Ied," said Mr. Emahlser, "Ih a great
ihport and t the present time very
popular. It Is taufht In many of
our universities and colleges and
has the sanction of Uncle Sam as a
i 1 11 cms of training o :r boys for the
service. It Ih also favored by the
V. M. C. A. tliroiighnuf the country.
"If the law makers of our state
IV '11 l-.r.L- f.x I l.
TTOTi A V 1 1,111 i,b dw 'hi Ken,,ai imuu ,hi
J ft A VlX X J the hoyn who won the war for im,
it should go through without any
WANTKI) Elderly lady wants work opposition."
permanently. Call 1IS07 N avenue.
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-A bunch of keys near p;)st-
I.OST A pair of baby shoes, black '
i and white. Leave lit Observer of-i
fice. 12-2:it'
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office. Owner can have same bvi1-
paying for ail. C'all nt Observer, j11"'1 account i.r ila- town belK
12-2:i-5Jt l;l""-''' I"' no Christmas
tree and program at tlio church
I uesday evening as had been ar
ranged. . lliii ;tll luctiihels of the
Siindiiy school are Invited to conic
to the chinch door between 2:ol
and 4::;o p. m. on Tuesipiv and re-i
HA MOD HAY K( I R SA1.E Any i,.,,.,, thidr ('hri.stnias treats;, also I
amount ol it at the runners' )'eeiljt, Sunday school llteraluro If they
barn, l,a (,'rand. Will sell in any rII-i to receive the samo on Sun
iiiantities. IMiotie Iitin 11-. 12-2:itf Idny.
i I.I 1ST A stocking liy a Iji (Irande , Ye Why Is It?
' lady. Just how it was lost needs p(i tl'e facetloiis felb-r, "Why Is It
no explanation, but the finder can when a nf.iii kics to a liulcher shop
hae the oilier slockinir by addl es-' lml learns thai the price Hf a cbiicK
LEARNED WHAT EASY
sinK 'rweedle-nee,
care (ibserver.
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Kauri Gum.
The- knurl nun district of New Zen
ly too e.igcr to rot urn to their lulu- r 4nml covers bii nrea of iipproxlimitely
JOBS THE MEN HELD husluimlH every comloi t a 1oIuk! (numcil after the kauri pine) 1st made
Ihearl rail delM So, afler nil. tlieitlit blt:hgriid varnishes used for fur-
LONDON, per. )1. ( I'nlled I'u mb, ! imoi will not he any worse of foi j iiHure and fr mitomobllcs. Sineo the
lly Mail! J'KvervHhi-ie . you tn bi-ving "diHrovei vt," but women dlM-every of th Kiitn by un Ainericnn
JKtwadnyH oii find Women," growl- will hue fewei ilelitslons ami IhereiM-a captiiln In 1S;.:1, New Zealuntl bni
ftom Fort Miss, Texas, threatens that
another step in the snm? direction will
900 n be completed. 4
The Fort Bliss dispatehrrmtM-rns n
character widoiy known in the went
an'd one which "probuhly vh:is often
thrown thrills into many re:ilfrs of
The Observer, is ..well air throwing j
sundry others much, more difficult':
than thrills. The story folliws j
"The days of the profer ional bnn-
cho bu.ster are numbered. This h;;s
been demonstrated at the remomit sta
tion he:.1, and Funeral Wat;on, the
nationally famous- outlaw Ktji'st from
Pendleton, Oregon, whs the dumb me
dium through which' the reformation
of horse tamine; was brought about. I
'Funeral Waon had never' betn
.successfully ridden until after he was
shipped to the remount station- hece.
At the round-ups in Orefon he w;
the unbroken outlaw horse. At a fron
tier celebration in Douglas, Ariz., he
was again unconquerable. Then he
came to. Fort liliss mid fe!I under the
spell of Sergeant Davis personality.
Sergeant Davis "has a way" with him
around horses. He can enter a corral
loop a halter over the wildest animal
and lead him out. He knows horses;
as some men know human being He
believes they have feeling.-, sensations
and the ability to think.. He even ven
tures a guess that a horse has a soul.
"It required a month for him to en
ter Funeral Wagon's private corral.
Another month was consumed In the
bestowal of a gentle pat on the big
bay's shiny neck. No one else con
nected with the remount station could
enter the corral. Let one of the pro
fessional "busters" approach with hi3
bowed legs incased in chaps, nnd the
outlaw rears and plunges like a demon.
It is Sergeant Davis theory that the
horse has been spurred at sonic time
in his life by a .cowboy, and the mom-1
ory of those pointed spurs lingers in,
his brain. i
"Applying his theory that kindness;
accomplishes more than a spur, the
veteran horse breaker convinced Fun
eral Wagon that there was a friend of j
his at court. He has succeeded in
W. II. Smith, pastor of the , teaching the outlaw horse to count his
eimreii, South, :iiu.ouncs , p bv making mix iilavful tretureH :
witJi his, left front foot.
"He has even rearhed the point in
equine education where be has sad
dled and ridden him around the cor
ral. This was a red letter day at the
remount, for' no one had ever thrown
a epf over the outlaw's buck since he
arrived. Even then Sergeant I avis
rigged up a contraption of window
cord and pulleys, called a Cilcnson
bridle, which is looped unib'r the upper
tip and presses against sensitive
nerves when pull' d 'sharply. This was
to prevent a wild stampede should
Funeral .Wagon start back to Oregon
overland. Hut the patient horse tamer
has never been forced to use this bridle
md he rides the outlaw daily -fur a
short distance. Hut he is nlwnv ; c;tre
f ill not to excite him," an- li" newr
arvies n whip or wear spins. He has
hopes of making n fine riding horse
of the outlaw, and his Thk'-U divam
h to have the command':' g"urrid
ride him at review."
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GROCERIES
AMD BE
HEALTH FUi
DURING THE
AND ALL
NEXT
YEAR. .
Now is the time to prepare for your holiday dinners. Our
stock is complete and we can fill your orders promptly.
Please order early. Don't put off until the last day. .Make
u your list now.
New Eastern Duckwhrat Just in Todav.
. . PHONE YOUR ORDER
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the TrncS
voant Is I'm cents 11 pouiiil he involun
tarily allowfi his mind to revert to
thoai;lils of the llcrh and the devil'"
Indianapolis Slur.
b-rt the
lilnriillic..'
how It 1
The
a the "clly uun" lifter the girl
ticket inspector ,in the train had
Insisted 011 Keeing his season tick
et. "It'ti going to ho awful bad
for them, and -us f.r us men, out
lives wilt never be the Maine ugaili
cvea though peiue U here."
"Yrs." piped up hi next-door
relghhor, 'lt eortalnly U getting
Jut oho able. Whr. e en my Innch
I'on place, n real old-English ebop
boiise, Ikh Im i n inv uled by them;
( hey us -d not lo allow women In -fide
their doers."
The wiiiiomi pifn.-nt smiled. They
knew why. the men wt-re 00 fussed.
Those ton t-11 h. , btisbuuds of
their o 11 huband.i M ho came
home deitiiiioUnr luue ill nners.
'Nothing lo e.it'a'l day," "(iiiiut
t ilk at wiir.k In the oMiee since 1
bouse tlrsl thing this
etc., Tint Wun
t lo h.. : .
lias -ent no'n lo the
ti twehc :nd t'ltli wi 1 oui to
wen k in tity ,111.! women li.tw
I'M-iced t!; anclrnt hbnni.
T'he "busint'f:; hti'j.n" M the man
Who as snno'ihitii, in-th'-('Hy b.is
p;orI , ji jest j iii' for bts wife
That little 11 stam ant where he
$ only KOt "siiiick" has show 11 hN
tf" f!. leasun bur diMtopi. le-epar
I'd o mihh Cie 111 "tat- good
dd d i wti e t.TM't 1 ini-h f lion-t
ll)it(M cl d and o'tt u oritl !rd
If the bus ijnduc.it of Ho- futor1
Tela tits luiltie tileit" and peev-
ivh. he will be told lr Mis. Kx-rnn-dm
tor how she, ti-o, li;id Irytnc
d iyn, when Jhf had to woik on tlie
H) busses'," Kvep a hnnjp going, ftud
lonk aTn-r tlm rhlldtcn.
Yomer.u e eniBt d R lot llboi.'t
lTieif JccnTolk .'titling Ihse 'entu of
:VGt. Itul If ''they reiiH6 "Vht'a
cotnfnriabb('-lstfnreltin5e Bin folk
bjd before the war ihey als le-ire
jf't h"w lunch tt meant to glvo li
all up and do th:ir bit, uudthe
tiif) lty of womO t be o
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Rhouhl he a lietter iinderstinulioA.
Lnrcaisonahte.
Several tioji iere holding n confor
Itce nn the ( reet corner. ( tue hoy
cpt t'orreel log nuoth'T'H mistakes hi
:n;;llh noiil the oili-nder siidd-uty
quared liliue!f beforu hl.t critic mitt
iininded, "(lee win. I what Is vnea-
pruduced knurl to the value or ?:J,- llin rur If 11 feller has to talk proper
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OVERCOATS AU VIM CENT OFF 1
Fine wool overcoats at lti.r.O until ltut,l,r Wrappers printed at
Chmtnms. THE TOIJCiERY. I J 11 in I bseiver office.
the j Observer advertising will bring re
HI'itS.
A beautiful koilak, one of perfection
and durability, such a you can see
and buv at
FAMILY DRUG STORE
l A, aRANOCOnaCOON.
A'tll always please ymi. d-'.!l-tf:
Keep Baby Well
Feverish colds that' distress the little
ones, that cau.-:o difficult breathing,
that irritate their sensitive little
throats and give them troulilfsomo
disturbing coughs, are re.-idiJy helped
rod soothed by Foley's Honey and
Tar.
The wise mother gives it for croup,
whooping cough, measles cough and
Ltotn hial cough--.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR
is just as iiood for urown-ups us for
, children. l''or hoarKeness, ticklim;
throat, troublesome niirht couahs, la
(rripiie niuifhs and chronic coughs of
elderly people it is widely recommend
ed. It contains no morphine, chloro-
form or other druir that you would
not lik to jrive to young children, del
icati persons or elderly people. Ilo
not accept a suhst itute.
"When our baby was In days oil
ho look whooping cough in the worn!
form, and the paroxysms of coicrh al
most, overcame him. Our neighbor
suggested foley's Honey and Tar and
thai gave him almost immediate re
lief, for whi. h we feel verv gr.ileful.''
.Mrs, J. II. Ilightower. Oder,!, Texas.
"My baby was stricken wi;h a se
vere rough and cold at one month
old. I gave him I llto I."i drop- of
I "ley's Hone and Tar every three
hours and it sure did help hini." Mrs.
' H. II. Carrell. S( luMilflei.T, Vu.
FOR SAI.H KVKKYWHKHE
You gift problems will solve themselves if you visit our furniture
department. Its easy to pick for the children but gifts for the
older ones require more consideration. We suggest a nice chair,
rug, cedar chest or a library lamp. These are presents to make
anyone thankful.
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