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in big way, you'll get what you warn here. '
If you want aultiJ data, statistic end
expiRtititions ttbout one 4 tits big gnat iruiua-trit-s
of imxVrn civUuttiun, eectmg trie life
of every An-erican every day, they're bnt.
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tu.d a citizen whether. Swift & Company
lives up to the responsibilities and bligR
tiom that go with this iitUmtry. study
this Year Huok ' .
It is one f the intere-tung and important .
tiiitiuin dictinMntt of the year.
Adilve., Swift a Gxnraiy
PuMic KtUikk IVpartnu-rit
tJnitiii Snxk Vui1-i. Chwago. IU.
Swift 8. Company, U.S A
-sin bTittf r$oft&
PUtMAN'S ; DRUG STQiRE
. "Trie Rexall Store".,
' is AMrvifra vxtH.' cvisf expbkss
:3S$I"? ifc&r8 (SOLtPS (q pUJm garfw. Eeja ;
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4Mft Skirta, . '
- f?EW titmmWB in Mia latest ffWeltlas .
.Ml a.-Hew Low FWcea . '
f " . M n
Mi, and Mm. E. C. Field were host
anil hostess to a number of friends at
a Sance jfivn ui0their home,nearl.iTice
Pone, last Hiiludny nirht. 'Ihe even
iniwu spent in dancinif and refresh
mmts were servPd. The home wJU
fittingly decorated with the season's
flowers. Tho wh were iruest .of
the evening were, Mr. and ill'. J. Me
Darly, Mr and Mm, y. K. MeClui,
Mr. and Mrs. ti. A., Moss, Mr uikJ Mrs.
(iili" llarnden, Mr. and Win. Churles
l llrahdy, MY. and Mrs. Karl Smith, Mr.
!imd. ,Jrs. H..I,, (Well, Mr. and !.
R. A. (;heser. M. and Mrr oSherrjll
i Kwin, Mr. ami Mrs. All Kefuson,
Mr. and" Mrs. I'oankf CleuvanKer, Mr;
!ind Mrs. Kd (,'rossen, Ml, andlr. 1
i W. Oi-ufimmith, Mj-s. John Hoir, and
'the Misses KliznliijUi Tilton (ildys
I lirumsinith am) Kiwh Uruuis'tnith, The
Messrp. Kay Looker, Jatnp O'Nejlf, K.
Monsell, MaHon Kpeni eiyOoiKe. Kor
;re"e, J. 'B.'AIK-n,-1 K. Kutes, Ijdund
UVossen, .1. It. Khodert, K l. IJjdjorne,
A .Stephenson, Frank 1'urher, (j. II.1
i'orword, AJva Crowley and Henry
I ('nuns?). ' . .
..
if Snleiti (,'nnHul Jtiiimul. fon
tglna u itnnilieV of liileresllni; so
elefy. Hums of . f.'irlts -wlljell Ifnvfl
rhei'it eiviiit Ihf pnsl several woek
'tor .11 r. ami Hrs Will T. Nflll, wim
jure sow) to leave Saleru rr POrt
I la nr; N they wjlf make ' I lieir
fill ii ru limn. Mr. N,HJ Is a funner
I.a'fJranile liny, iiuil Iw anil tiis wllv
have ninny fii'inls here.
The menitieM- of tfci) 'stii1iii:.fti'
Giild were-i'litMf1ly n-ri:intd 'uj,,. t th hoifi f Mr. Mickt,
.ne Kroom. From Portland, lir. andioritles) to
Mrs. Jxiftua will go to San hrancisro,
where they will spend two months ne
fore retumlny; to Astern OreKon to
make thelr hflmn. It Is hoped by their
many friends hero, Sht Ui Orande
will scloi'lfil ?.s their fffture honfi'.
ilr. I.ofEUs is well known hei-e
having foroierly owned the business
corner that 'ie I. & 1. Drug Store is
looated on. 'for a numlier.of year.i,
he was a prominent formes of the
Starieey vlcinily but is now ftyired.
. Im (Jiande 'folk 'who attended the
weddinfc yesterday mfirdint;, and re
turned to their Jornes he last een
iiiK, were, 1r. and Mrs. Cliarjes jt
Corkle, aud , Mr, and Mrs. i:hurb
(lump. Mi-j. Outnp ii 0. neic of Mr.J
llllHS.
Tomorroweveiiing, tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. K. P. Mossmlln will be the
sceiif of a banquet, at which ,the
niemlieis"of the liihle in Art Class,
which in tinder rflift direction of Mrs.
MoH8man,awill he iiuofsj Because -gf
the Hartce misBibership of the t'lass,
invitation "were glvi, out mily.Mo
he im-niBcr of the claVs, ind places
will be maiTied- for Mjout Iity nuesln.
Miss France Kmith, presidnit of
tho "class, w ill acf -as toastmistrs.-i
lor lh henfiu'tf,' nd, latr in th ev
hii'wk, fjjaylet or xtuit ta lR liro
Ynisfd by a cimimiltee appointed to
bulk into this matter. A most enjfty
abl time Is anHcipatod by ti !!;
tats If thi mtoruri.ii clas, and
tho baniiuot. hour has ln st fur
l!::il) o'clock '
ls nil Mrs.. Mury Nichls, .i)t the.
home ;o Mr. arid Mi4. I. r Jleusty.
d'ollowinff .a sfiott tiuiSK .meeting,
Mrs. A. T. Hill, one of the patroness
es of Ih tiuild', took ch;tre of 'the
urogram,, ami in u most iwliicritful
inanner,Katherd her audirnre around
ITMl lapir anil os(ainol lo LariTi ute
prodeJtis, -of. te ieinl n tto- rjear
Kast, especiully thnsv of AmirMM. It
vas tirouirht nut with much inU-rfst
hy Mrs. Hill, that .the 'fwoi'ileii of this
country hail never Kied on anything
buj. that, in tlif demand for the Unit
v States t'o act as a mandatory pty-.
er over them, tbey wele iiKi eed. I hi.
' n Mc(liv tvejiintr, 'JaiMMtli iittk,
anwrdhijf to the custom uf th I.tttr
tiny flaiats Jit riwln'ne their "ld
folk", fiul :il of tft li-HtnAa d
re'l'.itivs of JvnatKan Kicks (fathered
under lh 'auspices of Mishot C. J.
to
trafitfi his tihtirlli birthitay. Af-
carry out ibelr il9ns
fo scenic development."
The scenery of ihe L'nlu-d Stat.
w$eili,t be In the National Parks
or along jh hlKtowayit. Belongs to
the pgopln if Ibis area) njHan ami
should be preserved for Ibelr en
joyment Bifl alsi for Ihe pleasure
f fulum fjeiieratbina.
Pubie seiilliiieni aKaist the de
nmiclkin of a tree or a shrb0alomr
the hlKjjways win do much toward
jelainliiK OreCBn as ihe most -Ic
stale In the Vnirln and Ui? tour.
si, prosvwiiv. ett.r aiM litocsrai
win uncos'iouly h dfaBa hei1
on aecounl f. .their naywol " ln-!
ciiiiaiuins id see, tue scenery, t hick
may be t;!lil ut fliem Jea utiur
vir. " . "
town vrmovT1" X
. s j 'flute;! Jhis2.rth day of Januflry,
COTTAGE GROVE, J.n. 2lfllh''1- cf,,RRWOOn WIWJA4JS. ' '
80 or more, sawmills to make-slab-. . . Administrator.""
w,,d and with, thousands ofMTot MMO-Mil
Sialic ournea avtry yvur jir ,w . j
Pefuse out or ih vat, vu '
the
Grove "was lactM.in culiar posi
tion a ft dtjm t -JBafla tfoin:
jthout eha-teir fvVB tmtette a
solA4ljSB u( Fttflj..
The pwr i'anf i sunifilicd ith
fol from It JBlm l.Bl
t'.xyarl iiija9's 46 ill. uih has
lovn rat dn siwe 'tosf Chrisl
s'. 1 Tta uffirials naowamt tfcat tW
'( Owobl u.t twmtl off ut
midtuight hA til off fntil lait
in th afteriMin. 2h fttsl aain
it'h cftim WOs.ta sirot4t 1ot ar-
IraiiCrawMs vr Quiilf w4 to fret
a few cars of rWl elsewhere. ,
( ; TO KrcaY ..
Tv ua: a:tui iM8iia'f
MaiimcB(aa ravreit i:
naiAnfom.
"nc o K.'tty Wothrt," tlie new
est .UnfeTsl.J,ivel siipr-prodiJ-tion,
comes to tfc Jtmaitt Theati t
moit.ow, 'ifay ami Hatuidaf.
' Uerotfty JThitlips "first a'iKrs as.
a scftdol girl ho lowauw' f ,nmii
llwiks and .t .voice.'is th twe of
4 .reaiily. ) o.ts tta afi
fiws of (wr ((ieri,s and sistrs, i4
when a visifor fiom Ke York offers
to snd Vt. abroad te have h voice
trai( she Wv fim 'ith.n re
grets. ... ' ,
Aftj- man)?" iframatic eiisn,Vs she.
finally warfits t ifuql til ket ueAi.
Hon th creation .of tfeir . star leb'i
in a ne. criwiii oa'a in Vork.
Then 'a tremendous shui:k cause he
loss of kjr voice,, lief- nwlv-foond
tn-ti rtty Court of the State i
Oion, fr fJnint Cuiit.;.
in tk MaTe f'ke bhtiir of
Kbrftk. WiUiains. ttcf.Ftt).. . I
.Sutir is IwMtka iv'.i that h ll:l-i
ilersif neii ax kn Ittlv .tfniiiti1 liy i
t Lirte Court f tr.v SVilc of Ore-!
w, for Vn'yvft Cofnty, :i!inini.iliatni-
cf tM rstase f iiinkl. K. WiliianK.;
dceasil. All nron '..i'i: (f cliiinis''
i,;'?iinst said state er. hereiiv re-
the Greatest'
Problem m
YfiuV
Today
j Watch This
. Space
t-sonj and jnayer, Mr. rlicas and:TM",s aonrs .leave n. In
'l'knn.M l)ak iii av a sfiort taiK vn n i..vr s- nuns ii
Itmif eailier excellences,. sicially
Mi. Hick' iufount ol comina; across
th plains .with. i ' "f''l'r
,imr fMirijnics..lg Salt I.ak iWs
ert:. It very viyid. '
lliit the-. miiifiirteiestinK. talk. wUs
yiivt'D hy Mis. Jerusha tllanchsrd,'th
i.hiesr eraiiddauifhtn 'of the Fifs'l fu
tViic or the I.. I)'. S. Church (who
wus martyred witii the . Proiht dps
cph .Smith at CurthiiKe jail, JUinois
oti Juiw. iiaid, le.44.)" She'carrU'd the
Kuia-lN.liark with her to the early days
land, in brini'iiiK twin down with hel
ls the-most strikmn toiixid.ni, anil'l() lh(. .nt, ihey iajizd that the
the work-ami attitude f te AmeH- lJ tinles ,)f whi(.h sne o
can niissionaiie Iii these cotntlries Is ; wf9 .uttH0alV: .foul that no-9e could
saal to be i-tly fespwiisihle for' tin's j y(J,(W t t.0,ltradii?tion. One ef her. most
ueaoiiiW. trtwt- in tilled Stales L..sthij stories was bftfca three
ib . a- jsf nation, ami 'oiif which ,.;Kyjtill niummis owned by he peo-
m,.,-. irir r... "" ..u. I,, ih.. anris of one ot tfiein was
hnpuitiess .ut last.
.l.l..f 'f; Rtlll "NHV
( f'At'SK Tft WOHttV.
troops out of a rouittry, mid allow it , , 'mi ,& ,,f oapyrus af trrwards I ,y,n ur uir euose. Jle's.jus
the- tiyptton to Koiern itself. 1 1 j iinsUtewt by. (he Prophet Joseph and j-""i, accenyriR to the story, i
roiiowiliK in K.uiio uinie nsevissinn , lrf . , , i
...L.L.i. ..11 1 U.... ' fl:lt.. . ... .r.' .
WIIII'TI JlIIKIWI'll -mis, lllll S
troi'of thv fu'Dtftain tnpM-, ilninty if-fi-eshmenls
wrr si'rved b"y the joiiH
hostesses.
1 pggggnoiMs 1
Miss Ftorrtiri ' M: f.jTitti, ' ii.f this
city,. h:is been selecti-d ns.'u. tiientber
of tlw rust of "Tit! KtichuntM'ss,"
Ihe anfiiul Sfriiiiir' uKeia of th Uni
versity of Washington,' which will l
Kiven iu St'iittle about tiie middle of
April. 'iierid-s of Miss. Lynch arc
coiiKiattiliitii)' her upon her itniid for
tiine," a siie -a .tke-only fie'shin.r
to.iie ch'o-u'ii'iis a nteiuU'C of tiie cast.
Miss' Lynch is m meniber of the Phi'
Mu iororitv.
.tirs. '-William Ah 'will fie hoitss
to the itii'mbeis of thr licky 'I'bir-
tefft (!llltl ;4t. "her hnltU', 'I'huiMiiiy;
F'hfuary :ir. ' "
'
. ThV !l'kah Lt'nli;i- .enterta'ined its
members, ul the hall.'.Tut-siiay even
in- After the. ivu1iir buljfe session,
rcfiesbmjnts -ie .served anil an en-,
joyatile s.wia'1 hiuir 'was sii'iit in iM
rnshiotirii diinciti;.. .
..
Mrs. Samuel trwiii is rhteitftinihu
tlie tnemWts iif the Islatul City Club
lie-it friilay afte'-fnoiin,
'
'Monday vvrninir, tlie Vnun.it'"'Wo '
imns Kmicati.ofial .tus.iliaiy met al
the Mvthoiiit Church narlrirs. A
Lsluity of Chins took up the itreaier
part of 'Ihf ev-jllllf, Mrs. .Koy ,1-or-ret'f
was in- rkai'tt; 'f the (ilrusinit
.pnnrrum. Kef tV.shmnits closed 'th"
evrftillK icssinll of tbV llllxiliMV. . '
After the' rtfoilat- hii-c'.inu; ffiituiilav
e-renitii- of Ihe 4.. ri. of H. of-L: F. j
th' ladies rnlerlaifil-il the ltrol.be)1
Imud 'tvith itli iiifiirntal dance and cant
Dili ty nt the K uf f'.. Hull. I'ete Hi d
jjivft won a be of candy aiu1 1s.
Howard flutes a li'-nit'il hr.use pjnfit
fir tlu .hi ht ' scores . ih . the caiil
Kiiuiesi .aTTer tn iTaiici.tr iiuies, ov
er r t c II I ? f l va- pie n ihe is ami frielKts
sat do.vn to delu-ifius mulinittii sup
per wjlicfl hal Will prj-pal ed .by the
ciinilnitteft. til charK-e. A ttnisl time
was'wijoved -tiy all. There- has b,n
vmie tfimlffht of matiiiiK "these in-'
fomial partlei a pmnthy affair but no
definite nctiT'n has. been taken-; m the
matte1.
St. Marv's Cnllvilic clhjrch In Pen-
dle'ton was ihn-scolle of lhe Xml-hay-.
Tiies.tav "jnorlliltlf .of .Vtiss0 JuUl Con-
Iiffc, of Peildlelon, and ihxnius Lutius.1
of La oCoimib', the marriage service
Iv'iiiK read by, Father Van Ilooi.imisson
in the presence of many frjends of the
couple: The brilK chaio'iinuly ftown
ed in delft hue and Keri;ci:e heavily
.efnbroiik rnsl. wore a cor.,a.- of bride
roses an-4 lilies-of-the-vjiley. Her
"mmlish hat was of'sflue also. Mrs.
Frank McNally. matron of honor,
wore blue satin and her flowt-r ere
il. H. peoul uayter-tli
title "Tm Pearl of ' Great, rttca .
How ,6s' they stood-Killst the wall
of ti l-ooni, tl lime fcililen play
ed "(ih1. ilia !". a runnel them.
Shj is- tulb (If waiinisoritces- that are.
very valuable and' instructive. .
. Then cam a. li;ht rep-nf, afle.r
Which nil wuril to ttir homes'fe.elinr
belter, that some, one had lirr proi-.
erly tviniiibeM'il
:''
The fillts' hali u thf scene .of
another of those jileusintc diutces lv
ru .vfonday at 1 their hall. Hefresfi--ai'ijls
w'i served. and -the eveninn
is -said lo- l a mo.-t siict-esxful one.
Lindsay's orchestra furnished the inu-
IKinrfsotirie Wallace Keid 'lying in
bed, a towel around his hand and a
pretty nurse iiad two doctors iii at
tendance. This is'.'tn sint. that
would have met. you)' eye had you
visited the Lasky . studios recently,
and you might have wondered if Wal
lace had paitl the price -at fast for
the reckle'ss dnrlnjr that he displays
in those-automobile racing pictures of
his. ...
On tfca' contrary, '.'Sick Abed" at
Sherrys lit time toitay, .to .n of
the. liveliest Heirt pictures ever
screened. Wallie isn't ill a ' moinent,
not even for film -purposes. He's .just
in
orer not to incrunmaie a menu- oi
his in a di'-or.ce suit.
. Alsa showintr "The lint Cite", egi-.
sodo Ne. Vi, "The -funffle e'ire." '
i.tn tHK Miv-ki.v v.xm
' fc.i-i;A-ii:iuAT TOKtiiMT.
, "Tha' Tattle Grey Woiise,' one of
the finest ..-tci-en-!i:Mia9 shawn upon
th local sci-oen this season, with the
chftrmiiia- Louise Lovely as. a. new
William Fox star; closes, its run at
the A rent) Theatiie taint'ht. '
On' -the same program is beinn
shown .lohnny Jlines ' In "Torehy
('ome' Through.", another one of .the
Torchy stories by Sewell Ford. .
CRUDE OIL PRICK
- IS QUOTED A3 ?3
' ". '
Miss Llta Foley, Mm. Adolplt Sje-1
...I.., I IJ,.: ' ll..i n,'n S-i..r,'isl lire
.,:.,;....'.. ll..:.l.. n.i. In it niunlio-i- Tt't.SA
of friends on ihursduv and frida'y ?1fruirie Oil A' Gas .compuiiy Monday
Okla.,. Jan. S(i Tlnf
aflei-houn-t. of tluis 'lR..
.''.'"
.'Wis. Walter Mink, of.'lui:ke, is' the
j-iicl of hel; )aieiits, Mi, and Wis. .!
V. ,1. Iiniiiel!, for 'a .f" dj;s.
sciciw
WEflSlO!
iinnouiirett a cut of Ml o-nts a bar
rel in ihe.pric o-f .Ilid-Conlinental
crude -nil. This affects All crudes
in. Oklahoma,. Kanr.au and Texas.
Till1 rut j effective at -once.
The lio-w. price 'is $:!.a barrej.
Trva Not ttiwiaa Boeaak
"li't iniptn;a-." aht Jwl Taaklne
ta;. ' ' 111 rlie own. - .Sahoily
auuld mi hi a ilrntiat obv wmlitut
lirouitM-' nut to fiarl-aoii a.ucfa'
IHolt.llll.t -' Jii','KI'Ci--it
llHtta I ritolf.MII'.
tr..-. limt 'ttliriit A.lntaB MRila
.fcii-t la .-..
OietuVs ' tr.'HH;'
. Mj:i'i1HIl, Or,,' .2 The
ihollKllllHMl 'destinelitin of mtv ui''
shrtihj ajonis Hie hlabwny. if r
uoil Ims! ilsicbed the. sl!e a.h-'l'r
it Mow '. tieertuies ic'.'siry for Iii
pi'-ople td pnilei, olh;'i -..i ' ikeir
.Clisil-.! "assel." Ihe 'sceni'- fValli'-ur
of Or.'con, will be rulik'it 'to.v all
lime to ionic.'
Tlie Medlnnl CliaiiiV'V of I'ein-iiii-e
is" tle first eoiiniiorfift or
Kiuiii.ii ion. iii the sidle to leak'1 a
rtnMructive ft fort lo pis-k-rve the
tcenery of lli4 staile III 1ln fonn
.ittn.; or an association l fi'revent
rurtlm d.ainii'tloii or Sialely. in-es
and. niilanrt. shrtibbjiry alon-t ihe
biKliways' of Jackson Minty.
A se-eihn of the coast II m ion of
ihe pioiii.,ed tijsoi iattou is quoted
as showinK ihe ebjtM-t' n Ihe or
saiilziiitnii: "To arouse, pulfllc sen
illueitt uiia'iist re JestiuclUin of
tn-.-s and slirubbery almiK Ihe puu.
lie vioIiwu'ch; lo ptjiiiiute ihe plant
ins ofii-"es anil shrubs alone: the
e:.hvays b- Ihe owners oef ranches;
to caveraie jvilh lie Siipeivisor of
ibe Cr.ii. -r Ij'ike Nalioeul Val k and
the Cminiy It uad ttiipervinors in
ibe piea-ivatioti of Ibe sceuk1 al-ii-arfvfi
alimic IK'1 highways and
4tna-e at .Tflee Wa-ffa-Ta
f.ree.k MinJ Itoman 'wtffra' -- -ee
fuineai. eiierlly bf steepliij ttm
lean of "-' o( toleli If the Huai
arbtll It kail' eciilrett Itie ihlu'r 4 tt
vawtt
MHem tJtas
Tti M.-S"i i'L rsiii.titt fe t k
taini'. In 1111 Itie u-iwld's rec-v-it wig
tirotetl tbete by II fsll r HI ltd era
r ore then T'f.t irf eala.'
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Sale Stable
t A PImww Ue& 722 ;
. W. E. MeGiare, Prop.
a a MnnnMiM
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1 pink "roses. The proom was.attendi
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fyllcavinij the ceremony, tt wo'lini i J"' ('.'
breakfast was aervn1,o with s'vt-ntf-n l,!,..,
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lllnawsv ami n Ctrery o).iy aniiel I
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i-amii eriOnds; u aiik in Ihe'
ceremony for Portland., wnere tney ;
wii) vietit with tiss Jennie Gavin and
Mr. .lames t)" neire and nephew of
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