HOW THEY STOOD ON
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19
HOW THKY 8TAND
Mabel Wanton .30,510
Fred Ruttler 4,500
Ella Brosnsn 182,920
Wilmoth Curry 53,900
C. C Dor go 2,735
Frank Dorraan 45770
ThurziftErickJon 27,510
0. A. Fi.-M 7420
Mm. L. B. Fry 2,375
V. V. Ilickox 2,710
H. W. Hoopes 2720
Gretohen Hailey 209,491
Mrs J A Hogan 14,2!")
Jennit Hodgkina 7490
J oli ii Hunt 2900
O. A. Koslmick 05,200
P. K. Koeuig MM
II EKeater 2,200
Maude Kidd 757750
Ethel McNulty 95730
II M. Mets 2,940
R.G. McAnnick 2,110
V. W. Mursden 87 1,970
Eld en Mndrlen 81100
Mrs Winnie Minster 1,089,748
Maggie Moody 78,771
I) T MatiHker H22.U20
Mrs. Florence O'Connor 744 422
Nettie Peterson 120,301
Mrs. W. II. Raver 489,011
Mra A Htut.ner 48,980
Mra. JooKtaploH 3,050
HetHy Taylor 12H.035
Ruth Test 86y880
Mrs. Winnie Wimloni 119,188
F. Winston 11,880
Mrs. H. 0, W" in! v ..i Hi 881,688
Mrs. John Weaver ,7h5
Dotlie Ward 870988
Mamie Walters 188,818
Mr Harry Williams 81,400
Mi-h A. imiuoriuan 30,225
Fr.ii, k Van Pollen 23007
NVMMA.
(leoigia Dennis 09,190
(Sertrude Pounds 12,00.r
KltlJITI.ANh.
I'.ri.ui Deal 23,57"
Velvu i rimes 157,400
St.llu HurriH 2410
Kmiiui JohuHou 27, 16
A. C. Mm. emu. i 809,108
Ora Nott 808,848
Marion UoImiihoii 18,800
VAI.K
Mrs L Dell 33,30(1
lllf .1. I'. HoUMtou 8,530
owtsm
Mi-s Anna Robtrtion 18,080
I'AYKTTK
Aiih.i i Irsjgory 1 l,0W
May Hytr 15,710
T. it Nailsoo 4,88)1
Baa Roberts -'.sou
Bather Ruaaall 81,880
Mm Simon 5,750
M Allot Williams 8380
si ii v Mm' in
John B Flshsf 8,000
Diu.y Ma-oil 8,400
HUM i 'IN- roM
Mrs. Knii.i 4700
Bl IfOTfVJ
. . I 100
Dreamland Theatre
One Night, Tues. Dec. 2nd
THE CYCLONIC COMEDY HIT
SIS
PERKINS
The newest edition of the big success
that has amused millions
The Higgest Laugh of the Season
Prices, 25,
SKATS ON SALE AT
0RE60R NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
Uie State During the Past
Week.
Mother In Tears See OIH.
Ralem. The t.-arn of a mother
pleading that she be permitted to e
bar daughter, whom aba bad not aaan
for four yum, won tha haarta of tba
ntntf board of control and Mra. Emma
Thompson was given an Interview
with dor eldent child, Lflllan Larkln,
iin inmate or tna state industrial
h iinni for glrla.
Tha board, however, denied a pa
role, after a aaaalon of almost two
hours. In which a committee of four,
headed hjr Mrs. Jean Bennett, of Port
land, pleaded that the girl be released
Malde Want to Return to Homes.
Albany. Cecils Dlethelman and
Holds Kraner, who came from Lu
cerne, Swltserlaad, to marry, after
aa exchange of photographs and lot
tnra with Keeper Klrti and Herman
Young, newcomers, ohmiged their
minds after seeing the men In the
CHse. The young women now want to
return to their mountain home. The
huve no money, and a public subscrlp-
Hon may be started for them.
Rosehurg Couple Wed; Secret Held.
Hoseburg. To be married In their
own home, situated on one of Rose
burg's busleet residence atreete, and
to live together for seven daya with
out even the Immediate members of
their families having knowledge of
the event, waa the unuaual secrecy
ettached to th.i wedding of U. F.
Hbli'iils and Mra Carrie Thompaon, of
thla city.
Hop Growers Plsn Union.
HsU-iii, Or. Without a dissenting
voice, 71 hop growers of tha Wlllam
ette valley met here and took steps
to effect e permanent organisation of
similar nature to the big fruit unions
' h.t are now uniting the atrangth of
the fruit growers of the northweat.
Race for Senate Intent of Allshle.
llolse, Mih, i Chief Justice James
F. Allshle Intends to become a can
dldate for United titatee aenator, sub
ject to the will of the republican prl
marlee This Is settled with the
friends of the chief Justice, who have
heeti clrculstltig the Information In
the atate.
Grain to Bring Millions.
Winnipeg. Multiloba The govern
men! of Hatikuliliewau announced Ihul
i lie grain harwHi thla year would be
valued at f I lu.uuu.ooo. of which 071.
iFiiiMioo Is represented In wheat and
IL'MIOO.OOO In oitia.
Limit For Women Clerks In Force.
Portland. Or MiKliuilng Monday
the employers of women clerks In
I'mland stores must not pay them
less than $! -f a week, or riiilr
tin-in to work mure t tutu H hours and
:'ii iniuiiti'H lii a .in more th.ui f.o
hour In a wei-k. or after S p. in. on
an iluy
Tin' mini by the Industrial wel
fare couiiiiIsmIoii Is the first of the
kind to be iniide In the ('lilted States.
Washington University Rsgsnt Named
(il)iuphi. Wash h'ldrldge Wheeler,
for man) egglS lunil of the schools
i Mi.iili'.iiino ami hum mayor of that
1 1 . a piiiiniiii'iii iliiiiiM-rat, was ap
I'liliiti'd a ii'Ki'iii ot tile iinlwrnll) of
Washington to succeed Howard (I
rove, -.in ni iin- hue governor,
w. ho reslai .! ii entl)
50 and 75c
ONTARIO PHAKMAKY
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Hlllaboro'a eaJoona muet eiooe at 10
o'clock hereafter, Instead of ai mid
night The Oregon supreme court holds
that workmen's compensation law will
not become operative until June 10 of
neit year, owing to restrictions of the
eonetltullon.
"The Booth'-Kelly htimtef company?
msoblne shops at Wend ting, said to be
the isrgest of the kind la the state.
were destroyed by fire at a loas of
perhaps $16,000.
At a meeting of stockholders at
Dallas It was decided to erect a 110,
"" hoepltal. Frank J. Coad waa elect
ed president of the association, and
Miss Edith Htarbuck sir rotary.
Ashland cltliena are considering the
plan of Installing water meters
throughout the city. A doten of the
meters have boon ordered from the
Westlnghouae company for trial.
Completion of preliminary surveys
for the developmeat of 45,000 horse
power within the next five years at
Clear Lake, In the Cascade mountains,
76 miles east of ISugene. Is announced.
The state water board has extended
the time for the completion of Port
land's reservoirs and canals at Clear
Fork, on the Sandy river, from which
water supply Is assured, to Juno 1.
1930.
Htnte Knglnner Lewis will not rec
ommend that approximately 20,000
acres of Isnd In the central Oregon
Irrigation project be patented until be
la convinced that the laud cau be re
claimed
Ten thousand turkeya have been
ahlppnd from Douglas county to San
Francisco, the farmer revolving about
$20,000 for the birds The birds wore
mnt to Han Francisco because of the
higher prices prevailing thsrre.
As a result of movements by com
merclal clubs of the county and tnhnb
Itanta or rural dlatrlcta for better
roads, many miles of public highway
In I'. 'Ik county are ready for winter
use by automobllea.
A plant for the pasteurising; of milk,
tbe first In Kugene, will be opened
sbout the first of tbe month by a cor
i. .i. iii. .n formed by five men, four of
them Danes, and the project becked
by over 40 Danes of tbe colony woat
of Kugene.
Secretary Lane has ordered a public
sale at Hermlston, December $7. of
several hundred sires of Maxwell land
on the Umatilla Irrigation project All
the lands to be sold are centrally alt
uated and each tract has an adequate
water aupply.
Tha committee working for prohibi
tion In tbe election at Albany expend
ed $46 $6, according to a campaign
statement fllml by Mrs F.llsabeth Itob
luson, secretary of the committee.
The prohibitionists won by u majori
ty of 41 votes, but saloon men may
bring a contest.
Senator Chamberlain has Introduced
a bill authorising the secretary of war
to turn over the Sand Islaud revenues
to the Oregon fish commission. Also
resolutions from the I'endlnton com
mercial association advocating flood
control and reclamation of awainp
lauds In the south
Although be has held various public
offices In Marlon county fur more
than 40 jraere, has served on juries
mid otherwise acted In public capac
(ties, J It. I. Minimi was unseated aa
mayor of Woodburn by Circuit Judge
Kill) on the ground that he la not an
American cltlseu.
Tbe Oregou State Sunday School
association probably will meet In Al
bany In unnual convention In April.
I'lie meeting place ban not been ile
iiiliil upon definitely, but many of
in. ". ers of the committee which
will miike the selection have Indicated
a lllliiK'iess to come to that city.
Senator Chamhorlaln has Introduced
a bill appropriating $10,000 to aid the
agricultural departmont In linpurtlug
sheep (or breeding purposes Tbe de
partment desires to aid farmers and
raugeuisu In obtaining types moat
aultable to their particular require
ment With a rwserve of 34$ per cent,
whlrli Is almost 10 per cent more than
required by law; with nearly $6,000.
OOu more loans outstanding, and yet
over $1,000,000 more cash on hand or
due from other hanks than thla time
last year, the 170 atate and nation
al banks of Oregea reflect tbe pros
perity of thla stale
Sunday porfortuanrea at the moving
picture shows In tne Coqullle volley
cities will bo a thing of the pant If
the wishes of some are granted- At
Myrtle Potut one faotiuo mag so
much objection to the Sunday per-
fortustices that the ally oounoll has
passed an ordiaauo whloa prohibits
tbe opening of the show home on Sun
lay Deeding on the Siskiyou asoemtam
leellou of the Pactft highway Ihrwagh
Jaokson ooiuity waa started FnSevv
under the provisions of the first ooa
tract to be let under the new hoodie
hJoJBfjrS) laws The section ot rood
covers 13 utiles, and the eon tract price
for the grading waa $10T,$40. whaah la
the lardteet contract for highway con
Competition-the Life
of the Clothing Industry
Everybody striving to accomplish more
than the other fellow. Our
$14.85
SUIT & OVERCOAT
Set the pace for all.
We're selling $20 Suits and
Overcoats at $14.85, the great
est and best that money can
produce.
Many new garments arriving daily bought last week
by Mr. Alexander in New York. Btoe Serges as well
as Fancies. Watch the English Model Suits and
Chinchilla Overcoats, they are cutting a mighty figure
in the large cities.
ALEXANDER
One Price Clothier,
Christmas Will Soon
Be Here!
WE
Toys, Dolls Airships Tricycles, Childrens'
Books and a Telephone and a Good
Warm Store and Hand Bags
and Soforth
The above is an attempt to write an "ad" when we
were so busy arranging our display that we had not
time to think what to say. We really don't know our
selves all the attractions we have to show as lack of
space is making it difficult to show everything.
The Chairitable Public will Simply
Have to Come in Here.
Cash Variety
SALE
ARE PREPARED
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