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OREGON CITV COURIER, FRIDAY, "FEB. Z 1912 II STONE REGISTER MOLALLA Anything tho matter with the ground hog month now.' Has any pioneer or Native son miim,n.-v in 7nni srnt In Ihal or daughter ever seen a more missionary to Aum, sent to inai snIn(ii.t rrmriin i lan th on... luFfLX ?i8. ae.n- "e everything considered? wuiiieu nuiu wnu uie suli-wui- :, n .1 ...1 chinino. upvncrna hnt thov HiH nr.l . -" ayi nave juu puiieu Uli J i hifr i, r u-rw wo.se swcetbners a ong tho road and in tho pasture that are grow ing more in the way every year Already we have heard of some early bird farmer going to sow oats this wek. I 'I!,,. llf .-.1.. 1 1 Ui.lnnl 'IV.llw.nn dorful Une regis ter-inly three AaZn Verged iUclf in the allv murdered and terribly mu tilated. literally hacked to pieces. And the oxpidilion of Letroda was to avenge his death. I had three hours in this won- hours, or sleep out and count my money again great rock they say are the ruins of a people who lived there many years Itelore our History oegan ruins of which there is not the re ' Jir"f,m Vh1? Molalla Telephone Company las Wll IO ) OI 11118 UnlnpHnv hnvilltr mimnli.tnil in. corporation, adopting by-laws, and electing a hoard of live dir ectors. Stockholders will meet 111 . 1 , 1 i..n,i;i;.x 11. , liTiaii'll lu liiuviuu t nun uwuic I'll 111ui.es I. iii.M.iiiy in iiuuuiuii. jiul Ipnnlrnl r illino E. E. Judd, who took suddenly ill one. week ago, . is well on the road of recovery, now being able the driver said "we must beat it, to reach I he railroad at Grants that day, so there was nothing to " ul, ' tV '!,s: . ' V.e "V'V?,V to sit up some With a contin JlUUimeu Llie Jll'llli.;) Uil UIQ JJitin I 11 m( ii.r 1 ,.f flin it for fifty miles. The lime will come when van dals have half destroyed the many wonders of the southwest, that our country will take notice uation of the immediate speed to health, Everett will soon have ar rived at tne station ot nis lormer self to the delight of his many anxious iriends Miss Myrtle Dart, who went to lit. 1 1 lit. inn nil 1 nc 1.(11 t, ytiiu VYUfll lyj and throw protection around what lhe st villC0Ill hospital, recently r ' 11 11 1 ni n n ,i a lr a severe operation, on account I wish I ;ull lake a half doz- of apindicitis trouble arrived S? 1.?u1r, ''""".f ..?n?8!,,1ien home last Saturday, just two i.iwu ti 1.,.., umu, a .u hvv wo k sfrom jate of operation them around a bit. I wish I could -.,, ;,i . fflir, rw r:,u make them feel what I feel, and see what I see make them actu- The ride out from Oregon City was very tiresome on her. Every body hopes to see Myrtle cotti- I L . c.... 1 o fi . ,7 Pletely cured this time aide history that will soon he lost u u Th,, 1,. to us unless protected. I'll bet they would favor cutting out a battleship once in a while, and es tablishing a custodian over some of the greatest wonders on earth our country s early history When you look tin at tho in scriptions on the face of these ancient elms, and see where J. II Johnson or 0. f,. Howard has sc patched his name over that of a man who gavo his life to discover this country, when you see John Jones of Kansas City" crowd out C. II. 'li. Thomas has become custodian of his son Roland, taking the hoy to Seattle with him last week. Albert Baty and wife arc in on a visit from Eastern Washington. Mrs. Jane JJaty will go home woth them. Mrs. Ellen Ogle is a very sick woman. She has been going down in health for some years. Mrs. (i. T. I'razier is at tho hos pital, where she has been opera ted upon for cancer, and reports lh.,1 ul... It, trI.ltl,.r rl,.TwV ........ an Onale and stick his name up well '"""'ul1"" a"J"b Tl" beside a Coranodo well, it makes i,k. tmi, 1.. ones blood boil. Why I can see , ,h i,mii .u,. ,,!,, a picture of a commercial meat 1,..,,., , il ,. Horn, to J. W. Austin and wife,' a brand now girl. All doing well and "Dick" is happy. New Mexico. I got in a hunch of moving pic- ture makers south of Santa Ee, and became well acquainted with the two managers, meeting them at four diU'ereut places. There were six 111 the troun. four cow- 'boys, who travelled with them all tho time and the two managers, noin Aew York leiiows. GLAD TIDINGS. Young Ncarson has about com pleted six acres of grubbing and e eni'lnfr m Mr m..w' ri n. I . 1 110 managers told llie, . lat the ir. llin (Inst rrnn foe elmieinir lhe I- 7"niiy urii.y liii iiie in- ianu. lie will plant it to pota dian, Mexican and cowboy stuff hoes. anu mat tney name their own Erank Erickson has 'about 3 prices for the real western pict- acres cleared ready for plowing. uiun. uu Bum nil) IUIMIU wu HOW I n wi n mo mi in noin iiim euuuaieu u iney t;ouiu lull U10 Ull Mr. MortlSOU talks Of moving ference betwwen a Tammany Hall his family and crew of men up to mu, . r, ""iui inoiao, ami Teasle Creek, and he will start to and that a Coney Island cowbov hnovn hi mill in th ft nnnp fn wouldn't pass any more, even in a ture. country town. .Mr. Mason took a four horse JJUl 1110 PICIUI'O men are Un omi of nnl.llnes In Ml Ancri.l nnn UKUiuni a liuru ll lip(ISII Mill UOWII (Illy last WCOK. 111 the southwest. 1 ho Indians simnlv wonL huc.kl the play. They can't understand y bought of O. Hobbins, one and it and they hate a camera. They a half miles north of Willhoit uon 1 care so mucn about a iniiiera snrinns cajjiera. snapped oil them, but In reirard to Mr. Hilihnnl mnv. uiuv won l hi;i,, anu 01 tne many nig out of our neighborhood, our motion pictures you see mighty loss will ho another neighbor- ii:w 111 uiu red l Men 11 llC JO 1. ICW hood'a trnin na tin una nn iwfnm very lew are indiums. inodating neighbor and a good 1 uu iHUAieitiiD iuro 10 inn game, nian. but they can't act. Civo them a ,Mr. Hue has started plowing, lew pieces ol change and they and the ground appears to bo in will obey all orders, but they are line comlilion. wooileny and unnatural and act Eall grain is looking lino and inu,,,. invu Liu: 1 irfiicgronin nav- grass is lar advanced for this v... I'K-turo lakeii. I.iitio of year, in fact there aro cat 1110 COWOoys go lllll) the llllSI- lie Imvn liveH on (hn rnno-i nil ! CBV 1 u" 1UM ,ll,y f-1'1 oul' winter, not having been fed any it li they play at all. The niana- ihinir uhnlever ger said lie iiesl pictures he got There will be a largo acerage was by Inking the punchers inlo a this spring sown to alsake and NaillOO ailll gCUIIIK' t lelll 111 O i nvi.e nm n lnnlnH In Tiolnlonu just no rignt spirits, when Ihey Passed through Carus 1I( WOUKl Clll loose Hill furnish the iikhi'h eneloMlireH one ihiv lnl IIIOSl real COW IIIC lll'e.S lilt l'ollh u.i.oL- ll, 1 o.n.lninlv lulu nuira I... I, ...I " "V" ."v v j.. v.v.j- 1IML' nhoiit. hi 111 1111 to 1 n le wi 1 ii. i.uniii uiiiiruoii IS a COWOoV MOUNTAIN VIEW. E. 'J'. Beverline, a lato arrival from Illinois, and brother-in-law of George Yexley, has bought the goods of the Brandt store and will continue the business at the same stand. Mr. Beverline is a busi ness man of ability and experi ence and we hope he will succeed. Miss Alta Davis and Miss Lizzie Shank of Portland, have been here alternately several days, caring for their mother, Mrs. J. II. Bat'y, who is quite feeble. " Dix Bros, lost one of their hor ses last week from colic. Mr. (iobaliski is improving from the severe injury of getting a foot hurt at the Hawley Pulp and Pa per mill. Mrs. William Mitchell and children of Portland visited Mrs. 0. A. Nickman last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ileckerl are at present staying with Mrs. Mag gie Harrington. Ora Franks, lately arrived from British Columbia, is visiting the Mason family. Mr. Owen is beginning the er ection of another house on his iand near Mountain View ceme tery. Mrs. iiattne snoemaiier 01 Portland, visited Mr. W.Clark one day last week. The heavy loads that are being" hauled over Molalla Avenue are milliner it in a bad condition, cut- ling it into deep ruts and push ing out the rock used in in the re pair llns winter. Mrs. Lewellen is gelling well. much to the pleasure of all her friends. E. C. Selby has been off duty at CLACKAMAS. Mrs. Casto, daughter of Mrs. Hayward, is visiting with her par ents in Clackamas. Wednesday evening the Chris tian Endeavor had a valentine social at the Grange hall. The hall was prettily decorated with paper hearts and valentines and an excellent program, refresh ment and games made an enjoy able evening. Thursday evening the young people of the community had a dance at Orange hall. The Eadies' Aid gave a chick en dinner at the M E. church Friday noon. At two o'clock a program was given in honor of Washington and Lincoln, our two greatest, Americans. The South Clackamas bible sludy class met at Mr. Hanson's Friday evening. A large atten dance was present, despite the in clement weather, and a line time was enjoyed. Saturday evening Clackamas Orange held their regular meet ing and transacted some business including the initiation of new members. Mrs. Gardner of Forest Grove district superintendent of the ju nior leagues of Salem district, spoke at the Methodist church on Sunday evening.- She gave an in teresting and instructive talk on "The relation of the senior league to the junior. The bible study classes will hold a union meeting at the Methodist church next Thursday evening. A record breaking attendance is anticipated. 1 CARUS Mrs. M. London, former resident of Carus, who died in Portland, was taken to the Graham cem etery for burial February 13. The services were conducted by Rev. Owens in the Carus M. E. church. Charles. Casto went to Oregon City last Friday. Theo. Miller exchanged his woodsawing outfit with Mr. Hunt for a horse. Otto IJerthold hauled his spuds to Oregon City last week. S. L. Casto made a trip to Port land Saturday The dance given at J. Moshber ger's, J. McCarthy's and Theo. Millers, and the party at Schoen born's were well atended and a good time reported, although the weather was bad. II. Fisher made a business trip to Portland last Friday. Richard Schoenborn spent a few days on the farm. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones were on a business trip to Oregon City last Friday. Herman and Erich Deitrich spent Sunday afternoon with Otto Schmeiser. Miss Mable Mills, of Oregon City spent Sunday with friends here. Harry Schoenborn was the guest of Donald Brown Sunday afternoon. A merry time was spent Sun day evening at D. DriscollB. F. L. and Herman Deitrich made a busines trip to Gladstone Monday. And don't forget to attend the basket social given by the Eldo rado school next Saturday, F'eb- NOW is that the time to Install! Water System a H I H. E22I E23 ..nb'.v.i First Spring Showing of Ladies' Plain Tail ored SUITS The STYLE, Tailoring and Patterns shown in our Ladies' Plain Tailored Suits , are Exclusive . The new Tans, Greys, and Browns are Beautiful UE5T0NLY ONE SUIT OF A PATTERN - See our window display Oregon City, Ore. J. Levitt Ask for Premium Tickets whose photo is on hundreds (if post cards in the southwest, lie is said to be the niosl picluresipie personage in Mew Mexico and he is one of tho few fellows lel'l who backs his plays. Picture . men pay him big money, when they pay him anything. Lloyd, tho manager, luld me he omul, tins puncher and made a hut today tho hind mi (,.1111 wiiu iiiiii nn- 1 n i t t nays, irom one hundred ystcni throughout. Horn, February 14, 1837, Mrs. Caroline V. Jackson of (Had Tid ings, the last remaining early pi oneer ol this vicinity, celebrated her 75111 birthday anniversary. Sixty years ago her father, Mr. ilnlpruner, settled on land now known a! the llhapman W ainut farm, al that time a wilderness, is listed at to two bun i ney pin, 011 a wild west (bungs, hired dollars an acre. Modern urhi.t.i I It.t ... ....I. .... I . I. I 1 1 ... n .. ....... Hit. nii mia in liiini up nouses occupy uiu places 01 me uie siage. a lui xicau girl betray- pioneer cabins. And now as slu en 111m and t ie sherill got him is approaching the twilight of i, ore ne goi llie stage. , life's evening, surrounded with all ." ' I'.'y was gelling lhe necessaries needful lo niceiy siarieii, when he found lhe with children whose hands wil- i-owiiny mm a (uan ol wluskey iimlv adin nis er lo her wanls.slu ailll lllO.ilg Was He MIL' III!" shlH u ,lilj llm unnmi llml ull. till, I It. 1 (II llie pill. I'.Vel'V time he Ollk 11 hi jnv inulnu.l n ilntrnl l.'m' Ilutm (iriuK l ungs looked, dillereut. In are those who claim to believe in no una , wiien uie gin conln.nled that "grand reunion by and by nun anu nut s iieritl protected her and if so, what a grand reunion it iy Keeping 11 ..in nuloinalic at the will be the meeting of those noble lll'tld III UIU MIL' W V ! II lit Ullfk- iil.tit nit, ,. 1111m limit imi v ,t d aim leered at the girl, put his oncers, who braved the hardships lingers 011 nis nose to llie sheriff incident to that lonu' and weari- iind hen .walked oil', lie broke up some journey across the plains, a splendid finish, and some night and the trials and visisiludes en- wnen you see this reel., and lhe I'nmitrM'iiit hv nil fhnsn nnrlv sjiI llIll('llllH duils .hist, where lhe II.mw in Itliiyimr nut llin w:v ntt.l stage coach gentleman is going milking a start after arriving 0 get his you 11 know I hat. it liere, of ciimniering a wilderness mi i 11 1 11 (nine, nut iew fth xieo which would, and has, in lit noo.e inai nroke iii the show. course of passing vears, been nde In blossom as the rose, to the bcncllf and upbuilding of fill ure gcneraiions. may due praise lie given those palhlliiders, these heroic men and women who hae Oregon Clv Pooplo Have Found ,rts,s,,,1l !'ii' sight, .me by ,.in- Nothing places so many conveniences within the reach of the rural resident as the Mitchell Leader Pneumatic Water System 1 THINK OF IT. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR BATH, SANITARY TOILET, WASH ROOM, WATER FOR SPRINKLING, AND DOMESTIC USE, AND THE BEST PART OF IT IS THAT IT IS DEPENDABLE. HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED USERS IN THIS COUNTY LET US GIVE YOU NAMES AND YOU CAN ASK THEM WHAT THEY THINK OF THE SYSTEM. TAKE THIS UP TODAY WITH W. J. WILSON CO. OREGON CITY, OREGON AGENTS FOR Tells on the Kidneys. This to be Trim. I he strain of oerwoik tells on and nave journeyed onward lo try the realities of an unseen not hack, nor will they, t.hrouu the eternal ages yet hi on c. lhe weekened kidneys mm '..i..t, world. Ibis we know, Ihey come i.. . i . . ("" in, 3 i ii.tu any onicr organ of the body, 'the hurry and worry of business men. the heavy lifting and stooping of workmen, the woman's household cares, tend 0 wear, weaken and injure the kid neys unin nicy can no longer 111 Shocking Sounds it the earth are Bonmtiiiiea heard tore a terrible enrtliquRke, Hint be- ler the poison from lhe blood and of the coming peril Nature's w'u the whole body sull'ets from the inga are kind. . I'lnit dull paiu or aoub Wllsle mailer that. neeiiiniihil.Ki I in tlm lini'b war n a vnn Mm k 'I'hi! i weakened kidneys need quick need attention if yon would encap8 tissiMiiiici-. noun 8 iviiiney Pills mnea aauiterons nmiaainii, a , are prepared especially for sick, diabetes or Urilif diBeane. Take weakened kidneys; tired, worne- Kloctrio BitterB at onea and see back- out oncKs nave cured thousands ache Hv and your best feeliuKg return. of such cases. Convincing proof "My son received ureat benefit from 111 an Oregon Oily statenient: their use for kidney aud bladder trou- i'tatiK n. .itusli, Jr., Main St., hie," writes fetor Houdv, Soutli Korkwood, Wioh "It m rortaioly a Kreat kidney niedioine. " Try it. 0 cents at lluutley Urns. Oregon Lity. Ore. snvs: "I snf fered from acute nllacksofkidnev and bladder trouble for some Juno and got no relief until I tried Doans Kidney Pills. The con tents of two boxes disnoeod of mv complaint and I have had no re'- T'1" know that wore real danger luru attack. 1 consider 1 Man's lurks in common cold than in any Kidney Pills a splendid prrpara- other of the uiiuor ailments? The lion." safe war is to take Chamberlain's For sale by all dealers, price Oongh Keaiedy, a thoroughly reliable 50 centts. Foster-Milburn Co., preparation, and ri1 yourself of the uuuaio, iew ork, sole agents cola 8 qniiiT as posmbie. Tins rem- for the United States. I ey la tor initfby all dialers. CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO., Canby Oregon Stover Gasolne Engines Myers Spray Pumps Implements and Vehicles PORTLAND, OREGON the mills on account of sickness. Wiley May is building nn addi tion to his house near Duane strech.and will soon have it ready lo rent. Mrs. John l.ewellen is laid up with a bad attack of la grippe. Mrs. John 11. (iladden visited Mr. and Mrs. U, M. C. lirowu last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. (lladilen have brought properly at. Seaside and will move there immediately. Humor has it that lhe house formerly used as Wilihvood hos pital has become a meeting place for hoys. Whoever owns or con trols this property had ought lo look after it, as lhe place will be wrecked. The hospital people left it in line condition and it is too had not to have it cared for. Frank Hullard of lledland was calling on friends here one day this week. Mrs. K.' A. Seelcy visited Mrs. Klmer Dixon and old neighbors this week. Mrs. Dr. Harvey Hickman and two Mrs. Scott, came up from Portland and spent lhe day Tues day with Mrs. 0. A. Hickman. The Sound Sleep of Good Health in uut for thoh-e saffcnuii ftom kidney ailments and irresularitiep. The iiroiunt use of Foley Kidney Tills will dispel backache ami rheumatism, heal ami strengthen sore, weak and ailing kidneys, restore normal act ion, and ith it health and strength Mrs. M F. Bpalubnry, Sterling, 111., says "I so tiered great pain in my bark and kidneys, ooald net sleep at night, and ecu II uut raise uiv liauiU over hit Imoit. itut two buttles of Foley Kid ney Pills cured me." Jones llrnu Oo. The Courier will stand with the man who stands with the people' CENTRAL POINT. Mrs. O. S. Handall visited alMiss F. (ielbrid's one day last week. Grandpa and Mr. Chinn, who returned from Kansas last week, where Ihey visited relatives, re ported a very good time and very cold weather. Miss Louise Hlanchard and her friend visited Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Kaudall Sunday. A basket social and entertain ment will be given by the teach ers of the Brown school Febru ary IM, al 7:30. Everybody is invited to attend and all the the ladies are all requested to bring baskets. Miss Pearl Chinn, who is teach ing school at l.ogan, was home, visiting her parents Sunday. Don't you think that the ground hog knows his business? ' Mr. and Mrs .Jack O'Brien have moved to lhe four corners where Ihey will reside. Mrs. Kugene lirown was a visit or at Mr .and Mrs. Will Randall's Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. George Randall of this vicinity, were visitors in Portland- Saturday and Sunday. A party of playmates surprised Alice Chinn Saturday, it being her birthday. All reported a good lime and wish her many more pleasant birthdays. A Warning Against Wet Feet - Wet and chilled feet usually aBeot the mooons membrane of tne noe, throat and lungs, and U grippe, bron chitis or pnenmoDin mar result. Watch carefnlly, particularly the children, and f.ir the racking, stab born roughs give Foley's Honey and Tar Compoond It sooths the in flammed membrane and heals the cooRhlnuickly. Take no substitute. Jones Prug Co. ruary 2S. Everybody invited. Dean Duvall spent Sunday with Johnny Evens or Hoveldale. Eph Lew-is visited at tho home of J. C. Anderson Sunday. 'Mrs. Richard Schoenborn re turned to her home at Oregon City Saturday, aft or visiting with her children a week. Erich Dietrich took dinner with his sister, Mrs. Otto Sshmizer Sunday. ' Harry Schoenborn spent Sun day afternoon with Donald Brown The surprise dance given on Harry Sherwood, at J. Moshder ger's, last Saturday evening was largely attended, and all returned home at a late hour. " ' There will be a basket social at at the Eldorado school house, also Everybody come, and girls please bring a basket as the boys will be there with their pockets full of money. SPRINGWATER Another home-seek;' has ar rived in Springwaler and has tak en up his abode at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gutridge's. It is a line boy. Last Saturday evening they had a very interesting and eute''tain ing basket ball game at F.staeada between the Springwaler Athlet ic club and the F.stacada base ball team. The Eslacada team got the best of the gat. to over the Springwater boys, and lhe Spring water girls got the best of the game over the Estaja.'. girls. l as' wok Mr. 1 t t.i I'lue hr.rj ad her daughter. E.- or ivjon t d'y. pen the . v visit ot ivta (. ind trie d m Sp ingv.ah-i . They reported that thev had a line time. This week Miss Lnc.a Medlev of Portland is visiting frieuda in Springwater, CLEAR .CREEK There was a large atendance at the Redland M. E. church Sun day morning. Bro. Cook was as sisted by Rev. Alfred of Salem. The ordinance of baptism was ad ministered to candidates, and fourteen was taken into the church. Rev. Alfred delivered a very able and interesting sermon on tho themo of character building- . . i E. Closner of Springwater, who has been on tho sick list is again able to be around. Mrs. T. Anderson had the mis fortune to cut oil' the end of her thumb of the left hand while cut- Lintr kindliner. Dr. Mount was' was called upon todress the mem ber which it is thought will not necesarily need to be amputated. Messrs. Swarlz & Kerr have been awarded the contract for furnishing road plank to conipleteH the improvement on trie ioia and Oregon Cily road. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stone of Dallas, formerly of Redland, are the happy parents of a nine lb. girl, born the 13th. Their many trienus ol tins place exienu con gratulations. ' R. Kerr has purchased a new- boiler and engine of 35 and 25 horse power respectively. lie will change the location of his mill which he expects to have in operation in a short time. George Hicinbothem, Jr., for merly of this place returned home Monday after a few days visit with parents and friends here. II. Bonny is making quite a success grubbing with his trac tion engine, which he has rigged up as a donkey. LOGAN. The masquerade ball on the 10th was a very successful affair, and manv me costumes were dis played. J C. Young was the chef and furnished a line supper Whiteman's orchestra furnished the music. D. C. Fonts, Jr. and Jessie Fonts took tne prizes for the best sustained character rep resentation and H. H.Kirchein and Emma Benson captured the prize as the best dancers. Helen and Harry Sprague were down from Corvallis lo attend tho dance and see old friends. We are glad to hear that under tho leadership of Rev. E. A. Smith the Baptist church is to be re moved to a" new foundation, re painted and generally fixed npThe horses are not to be neglected, either and a shed will be built.The improvement will be a credit to the community. A German minister has moved into tho parsonage and occupied the pulpit Sunday. The Clear Creek Creamery Co. paid 42 cents for butter fat for January, which is - the highest price yet paid and is considerably ahead of the prices paid by Port land creameries. A number of friends and rela tives assisted Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kitchem in disposing of a birth day dinner on the 1 1th. The day was Mrs. Kircharri's anniversary, and Mr. Kit-chain's was the 9th, so it was a combination affair and they were wished many happy re turns of the day by those present. A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Costello on February 19th. Mrs. IS'eita Anderson had the misfortune to cut off the end of thumb with an ax on the 19th Mr and Mrs. 0. D. Robbins visited Eagle Creek Grange on the 17th, and also the Liter's sis ter, Mrs. J. P. Sleinman and family. Elk in Wallowa Forest Range. La Grande. Fifteen wild elk, from the Jacksons Hole coantry, Wyo., ar rived here to be released in the forest reserve at Enterprise. Sheep owners are protesting, as they claim they have paid for the destruction of the coyotes and now want the reserve as a range for their flocks and are bit terly opposed to introducing the elk In the forests, but their protest has not met with success. Wild Strawberries Ripe. Cottage Grove. Wild strawberries are ripe, despite the fact that it Is only the middle of February. Hamil ton Veatch brought In half a pint. These have been on exhibition and have attracted considerable attention. Every one of the berries is juicy and ripe. Mr. Veatch found them growing In his pasture, without any protection whatever from the weather. WEST- SELECTS COMMITTEE to This is Some Hoa. Thomas Eaden of Logan says there is some money in raising hogs in Oregon. He has a Red Doroc sow from which he sold $20 worth of pigs when she was a year old and last week she pre sented him with 18 young piglets. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Grange, Employers and Unions Draft Compensation Act. Sulem. Governor West has announ ced the committee which he has se lected to draft an employers' compen sation act, the committee being chos en from lists of names furnished by organized labor, the State Grange and employers. H. G. Starkweather, Clackamas; A, T. Buxton, Forest Grove,, and B. O. Leedy, Corvallis, all farmers, are members of the Grange committee. George M. Cornwall, of the Timber man; James B. Kerr, attorney, and Amedee M. Smith, of the Western Clay Manufacturing Company, all of Portland, are members from among the employers. William A. Marshall,, of the Portland Labor Press, and J. A. Madsen, "president of the Long shoremen's Union, of Portland, and R. A. Harris, state printing expert of Salem, are menfbers representing or ganized labor. Six Steel Bridges for Douglas Roseburg. S 1 x modern steel bridges will be erected In Douglas county this year. The county court let contracts to the Portland Bridge & Iron company a month ago for four bridges, and has just let contracts to the same company for two more, which are to span Cow creek one at Riddle and one at Glendale. Game Preserve Formed. Eugene. County Clerk Russel has I just received official notification of' the Dorris game preserve, south -of Springfield. There is a tract of 1200 acres of land lying between the elbow of the middle fork of the Willamette and the hills just south of Springfield, that has been designated by State Game Warden Flnley as a refuge for wild game. Itching niles profanity won't rnr tham rnar.r Ointment cores itohing. bleeding ro iuu.uk j!,, alrer years or sa. . inn. At any drog store. IB iM"nn" - i Xmj To SUCV V,S S UfJ Builders of Homes. Our 'PROFIT-SHARING Investment Certificates' areREALHoneytfakers Send for Booklet 604 55 Ccrbe'iBSPo.lhnd 0r2 Young and old have tnem. Some abuse them. They get tired, starved. SYMPTOMS-Lost of sleep and appetite, in digestion, irritability, eventually wrecked con stitution. Alcoholic remedies stimulate only. Scott's Emulsion soothes and nourishes, feeds the nerves. A natural nerve-food, con taining the salts of Hypo phosphites, Iodine and Glycerine. NO ALCOHOL. LL DRUQOIST9 11-W