tite aroimxo oregonian. Thursday, fi-rrfary 10. ioic.
ROAD QUERY.UPTO
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Commission's Right to Make
Uncharted Roads State
Highway Qjestioeed.
GENERAL MAP AUTHORIZED
(.Noil toa to l.a-glUlare 1 In-
P.na.I Tr-.rr oi IlrUlfia
y.axlnrrr Sam! Conanl
I tattoa) a. I Hangr AkrJ.
mint. or. r ,.; ut.
Wa.thor th Stat lli-hwr Cosnmla
ua he authority tj dia?nt mad
aa state hieSaeT bh ar not
Ttarko-i M th ffi.-ll mt preparoat
by em-siate Hshway si"' liowibv.
B.f whorhor II Kr abanaloo atat
rw ii far ef ae.tn-r dm-l mre
f..iM aa. rf-rrl
AttorB-v-'Jaoeral :rowa tolay by
tn. Coom..ia f-r aa opinion.
Tl. aj-l.t.loo waa :iPlllM V
,emor. cf IS Toroftul t "atr Court.
a.. . tNifnraiaaloo tt I"'
B'ara hiaTbwav Illrc from Yamhill
.vasty lroo TiHmooi 10 in "mi
f.How grad over th rnoan
ttine an fat another rowto t
t.i Jl4 tdaoi lai-t lf matter
ef cnia too rout tmtof th Com-
il.oioo.
I. eifnlaa rf J. II. Alb-rt.
tne-nfl.r of tbe oita-y to'1, tre
aantfLootrv for cbanaiaaT ufTiCaal'V "
- ...f.j .r.raa ttilwtTI to wltn tn
L..-uuiir ai4 t is iommiion.
tt Corr munoo aulnoruoaj r.e"
i.-l la or. oar a orl road map f
... la akirk a inWHM"l' V-
. 0 kl r h 1 1 WQ4I4 fr hOW, It I
- tatontioa to admit this " or trap
I. R V ,rforti. ef rnrtlan-1. orgeaj
.. rmiiiiot I tieovld for in aur-
..r of to Carttl linkway f'om Tort
t.a l rialem. It m w.tty
s-orManai r wx:t rotrtbte to
ward .ora.-tion. A ! baaBaJ ta.oa
lor ik hla-hway. fr. v.xi worth de-
aaull bo oblainorf.
ICorofCr tho rilMlo wtt loo.o
k. .ifi.sdlii of t"l ro,i wiai
w . h iti r9.nrtlo 'euntT Coart ant
mt l eotr t th pon4.tnr of
Krtiit Ino rt'-ro of 4ji!ira
ortoor t. H fcl" In eomptofiB t"
hmiu !tiar eoBtr"t la CUtiop
On r.T..e of Ifio roaetr roorto cf
rrloa tnl r;. fto rommlitiw a
t"rt4 th tto Mrar ftortmol
I rrP'o !a I'l p'-iflctu f"r
f Jolnl c'jafr brWo irrwt t-1
i!fmtto Rior.
Una ,.iHtlnf wor In lh f jtnr wltl
o 4oo by 'fo(..nf rf. of tbo Oro
r"" Arl--a Ilarml rotl-. aa4 Joph
Waikwr. f ri"t:B t oi! bo mplo4
o rt4co oBciBr. frofor Orf wfl
-( only tbo taltrr pII bin by to
jU"o whoa bo Is mp:T4 o to
wl n4 b'o ro0' I nir Wol-r
11 bo p,14 UTi nnoBiB.
Too r"imm I .!) b.1iio4 Vf. Lowl
t hira whafolror mpt?oo bo 4ofno4
fto. 4-ormal Boa4. wttf Ibo ror
rio trin any Important
oiafB t ria'mptt4 fc hool4
nni ttio Cmmloifl
FLOOD CREST DUE TODAY
i Bojinao4 rrmm rmt rma.
boaa lo rloo. but Iboro baia ba
ao waobouto.
Ikroo.foirtba (ok aa4 tboro baa boaa
Tb olio vf a i:-foot bluff la W.t
ttlo .(.4 toar4 tt Boa boo-a to
day aa4 In Ita doocoal partly 4Bnl
un4 bouooa oa Aikl avaaao. Boar
. & . aw. a.. . ..fa of.
IOJ tawili a I v w -
cupio4 aa4 mo of too Inhabitant
fi lasnny ia;urj-
othor bou alon tfio bluff b b"
erdr4 to a-alo ibo panair.ao.
ciumi noni: panckii wh
Tltaw la Moderate aod lUvrr HSr,
bat Train Aro Itannlnc
LA CRAXPH. O. Tab, . Sprell
W bit tb Or4 llonJ IUr U rl
iBtt bj4 will on4oubl4ly orflow IU
bnk and do om dama. tl thaw
in tbia county aB-l tb Uluo Moun
tain rr.aT ! grlrf than a a- an-
tirtpatod. , . ,, ,
Mshta ronialn eoi. ana
l . . . Amr nmo th thaw la
low. To all apparanr Ih r"'
bulk of bow o
... . ..tor n4 th far of
iia.trou f da U matorlally roduc-oo.
Tor tb frt tlm In lbt day
Wallowa IVunty la In tou-h with th
out.ilo wurld. A train rrtumrd from
. . kr. . 1 thio tnornlnr. hav
In bon prcrU-4 Into lb ilormbnund
district by a now piow.
. . .Ti'. pi ond hnnrh trains
today ar on tlm. A aror of tral
InaT ni war Imprlaoned la Wallowa
Cotaaty tha ntlr tlm.
! PufBl.i-traot brldcoa. an4 la
t'oro4 tth ltl fir a llm.
Tao iMnn !ra tmea. I .omxx B.
ro:a.too aa4 Hdaroa. arlth IB tnc
)Uf)iat aa4 : avito4 in ttln
lk aiMi liaabor froo. roaar blB4
fno. ripiJIy 4a atraana an4 aihli
oa!o Woro oBt tnt. t 1 olOlBla
l.ivor Wita Xhm hop thoy ot? bo ro
arl. it tj foaroaS ronaidrabto lira
V r ar;:i bo loot anott4 it b foiv4 that
fioACinaT l'o muol b-a roatoado4 ar uji.
Tbo ar. lo ha afrcata4
X.Wt.i f.ot cf svatarlai.
Oaort araa4 Barao oWaob4.
Aa ovartarB4 barra an carrio4
tfaath I) a harbor In tb Iborftlsc.
at tio atoanvr Tatore took aflor II
f prant It roiMia alfh char T a--la
an4 lo i:4 It toaiar4 Ih boacX
t om.ia ant.l it ran b risbtaxl.
Wort camo from rfaa t'ly thai
ataaTO thors at BOOB of It f-ol
aaafa aahfb raara4 th aTaard
l a at n;-m!'a ra.'l.a lth ooo and
-.h;f fool of watar. bad broifht
obo'it a ut.l' of a uamni orr
:4 al tha plan! of Ih -Wil-Itaiafta
Taior I'ornraev. Jark tbara
bora. Isrkmaa'or Ihora f"f Ji Joara.
tiforanod Ujvfiiaiat officla'a that.
ilalna fraca Iho coad'tiono. holookod
f r at loaat aarvtaor fool of orator thor
boforo to craat of tho f;oo4 ra.aoa4
It wa aaid thai a far aouta a tho
1 aroion tho wator rl-Inc. and tbo
mo aa truo of othor Hrm la that
I M-aiifT. a .a a tlx4 lookod for la
flew trook Canroo. W. H. l.woIu et
f York. l"Bit4 ttoa appraiaor. abo
aaoo haro apaal yoat.rdar la -ort-I
.at. omitto.l a fnowtiec with, ahlppor
a.t hvirrlod aouth. faanns thai lolor
t igtioa of ta railroad "ttko tbrouh
4 w rtaa) i'aa-i woo',. I rauao Mm lo
Bnta fin I'raanara aeaacomoata.
I'vrtlaa4 offivoa of ptaanboat flaoa
Vara tnoa'd from all low or alork lo
cpor yoatorday. Thai work waa
rarto't UinUr en aomo docrka, but a
faw boU! out until yoatorday aftoraooa.
bormc tbat th fraahoi aoall not at
tain th hotcht priicto
I fcaod Bwrrwaada M Mian.
Jihasoa Crora baa owrftoa4 Ita
bank al La: ant roaarod oaral
B'-roa of tha lowland, ia W-. ;r Ihora
o abo'il S' fcomoo, Th ro4 rttrnd
la tho Mouat cott I'ark "nctory
partly coora-l alth w a r yootor
aiaT. but waa boi fmat'). Tho wator
oatoa-io asaoral f'al aaatward from Ih
J iB. tioa aa.t bas fl.wio4 Boaral
ouao. a x.na" th o'rupanu croat In
aoaontoa'. Thai wator baa rovor4
tha foator road ! rf tia I'lortlna
OBi otoado4 oar tha oalana In that
jira.'tioa a.oac tJ track of th Or
an aa4 ratar-B'ia I.a. but baa rauaoai
a o mtortal danaaeo.
Tho rraok ha ororfl.ywaal tta baaka
I tataral prro totwoon lata and
.:!cl, at nichita an I oma of tha
B'a!!e. rauaiBat ln-BTninr and
aima dataavaT.
fi.iri: ii:moi.i-i!i:.h iioim
Orraaaal of 5 Wral W-atlta Motor
MI'Mly lajnrra.
.il.:.TTt.K Tab Tho rrBaT lhaw
ja in th moiBtaina toUar. Tho
.irparaura r" l "" 'a tha
..mi throna-h abl-b tho railrooda
fa irio Caw-alow an4 raa waa In
form ttoal. Kl'ro4 ma aro mora
b-cofal todar than In maar
Ts no aloac tholr I moo. aithouarh
Bnpoo.-wiono4 in lan'H. woll
ia. IH an-t not ln-lmo4 ''" al:4.
Tho .Njrth-rn Taci'lc and Vllaoiba
a' rannia tram thro-iI th fnoon
talna and th fllroat NarlXar-a, whlrh
baa tomporarlta aNaadmoH) lla tnown
t.a'ra i''iioft. otpo- no arroa: B-mtor
al a-ijoav I ho mouclA-a Uaai tai
rMTII-ia IS SLOWLV nisINfi
rmtllrlon lie porta Italn May Mean
Illsh Ualrr.
rrnt.ETOV. or, rrb. . tsp-
rlaL Wltb rln fora-raat for rrndlo
ton tonicht and tomorrow. an4 with a
liarht rain falllnar or lha county,
thoro la n poaoibllity th may b
takon off by tha rain, with conaoournl
hlsh wator. Tb tmatllla IIIr at
noon today waa Bllehtly hlhr than
IM mornlnc. but th tram U blowrr
than It waa at n"n yratrrday.
Th hichar drlfta In lha bualnoaa m-f-tlon
of tha city aro bolnc fluaho4 with
a haary prooaar of water from tha
city fcydranta.
A rop-ort from bp In tho mountains
la thai In ono otnall airram a darn of
now fr bich waa blockadln tha
troam and moinat at a rat of a fow
fl a day a tb anow mrltrd.
nKi u itrroitTs iuvkh hising
SpHnx Kalo I Mrliln Snow and
Traffic ConUltionja Iniprtja.
PAKm. Or, Tot., t -PclaX a
roai Jrrmc rain thia afternoon, with
. I . . n . o I mnra rain tonlaht and
tomorrow, ar cauinT flood aiiprrhon-
alirva. Tbor I atlll much now ott in
tb mountalna. although th city cor
inat la diaapivoarlnat. an4 tb rtr baa
i.ow an inchoa In th laat Z I boura.
Traffic eonditiona aro tmprOTlnn. but
th tiumpter Vatloy Ilallroad lata today
. .i ta.-co-d.i In raarhlm Pralrl
City, bow without railway Borrlc nlno
dara. Kaia baa mad Bnow horalinaT
altaoat Impoaaitl.
IlIlllM.n li lltLY Dror.D
ew Kail ma J Span Arrtj I'mpqna
III! by Ilood nrlfl.
t trrif ni-.n Or Krb. 9. tPpo-
caLl Tb W ilUmotta-l-aciflc Kallroad
annrai auatainad aavoral thousand
doilara' damaal al KaodaporU oa tha
t mp-jua l:lor. or roaaon oi ino man
ir and driftwood which cathrrrd
about tbo falia work of tha bride.
Ton bonta In lha contor plor want
Oa, and othor fa'.a work was lorn
away by tha rvahlBC wator and doorts
ahkh arcumulatrd al tha bride alt.
It la tvitoo4 that damaar win r
lard cornplotioa of tb bride savers!
woba.
iui:it niM:s at thi: palxks
RISE CLOSES MILLS;
1000 OUT OF WORK
Three Big Plants Suspend in
Face of High Waters
at Oregon City.
FOOT-MORE IS EXPECTED
Hoods Nearly Krach Mala Drive
licit at AVooIrn Mills, While
Pulp Rant (Short at riant
of Paper Companira.
tTolarubia I KrportrU lo In? Nearly
l m of !- but Jama Are Yrf In.
Tlti: IAlXr:-. Or, b. (Ppoclall
t'oenparod alth a prloua rl of
thrao-toBths of a foot. Iho Tolumbla
raw I t fact durlnr the at !l houra.
Ita ta oow boln fl fael. IToa
pocto of f.ooda are remote.
Ire la bow out of tho rlrrr her,
attbossh thor ar Jam at Ilia Kddr.
thro ml to. a boa hare, and al Cral
Total. tbr mile below Th I'aUea.
LINCOI-X lOOTV 1-IS IT.OOD
t'otutniaolona-r Call al ti l.oad
IVrettM-n lo t.uard Ilrlder,
rTTtV. W'aab. ToK . Jpoclat)
Noa.r In Ih hlotory of Lincoln
County bo tb 4an;r of fiooda been
ao Imminant aa at prcaant. with a
anow ftl of more than Z Inches on tba
irial
The Ommlwlotiari ba callod nut
Jl road foremoa tn mard lha brldcos
over the couetr- The only chanc for
the snow lo diaappear altSout hravy
damaaro la a slow maw
Mooror Itrporta Illrr 1 alllns.
M'"Nnrii, Or, I'ob. Imperial. V
Th Looaj Tom r.ir. which on Mon
4y laat reached a bther place than
tor aoveral yeara paat, la now rapidly
fallmc. Tbo flood waa eitenalre over
th bottom landa and. while It oeca-
obo4 much lnconenienc anions lb
reeidoola. BO aerloua loo bar been
reportod. Many of tbo roads wero im-pa-a.blo.
and aomo of tho rural mall
ratitoa wcr put out of commleelon. Ho;.
oral small waohouta occtirrrd ! th
tin of th touthrn "a-iiio cot worn.
Coraallla and Kuet. but n 1 on
men w.r abl to tab car or tnm.
and thero was o Interruption of train
errlc.
t lna I'lood I'rar Pa-r,
r.LAtA. Waah, rb. 5pall.
ft-.. o oatoonv.lo hfrb walora In the
t'bohalt. jiatacp and i;oj 4a!lurn river
1, p.a.a.o4 since aoathor coroi:ion na
- .. a.. ia ti:i on tha rronflj
in aianr p ar-, but la Bl mettlna; very
real ino i-'i.. i " " ' " - "
for almoal Z I boura baa subMe4 and
tho ontloob la rloar. with no Impend
lo daaatrr ef blh water.
North llrad Itr-ort dO-Mllc .alr.
ASTV):IA. Or, IrK . SpclaD A
ootboaat cal. with a bravy rain.
.truck thia aec-ilon this afternoon, and
tonlcbl North lload report oj a ao-n-iii
wind. Tb barometer droppod rapidly
and at o'clock mnlcht bad touched
:.. with a dow aw.rd lendsrwy.
U lllamartte Ilc-c-r-dc-a nl Ssk-m.
. a-vr g r.h tDlaL)
a.. - a ? foot abtiva low
wator mark. Iho W i:!en.ett lllver this
aftarieoa braTaa lo roc. do slowly, l-o w
Unda adlareal to alm aro inundated,
but little rlamas la reported.
noraird Worker C-t Was Inrrea.
rlJ!VIUixn Keb. Mor lhan
! employe of Ih tnovlnd Worsted
fii' fompany In this city 1 in
I'hiudoi-.hia. rrovldonc. Jamtown
and ftavaon. will rocelv an inrreae
In ao. of It per cent. It ws an-
noqnrai here tndar. Kmplnyea aleo
wIM ha pormt'tod tn porch e stock Bt
par on a prvf lt-.hartnc plan.
T. - a-..riah our of B,-r.lra"fcaw aao-a
Baa.' s p.1..- -a a&j -i'LAa.l s aa auslaiSa
OP.KGON" CITT. Or, Feb. . Sp
clal.l Kvry mac bin In tbo Crown
W'tllamett I'apcr Company, tbo Haw
ley IHJd It Haper Company and th
Oregon City XVoolan Milla la shut down
tunlj-bt, and mora lhan 1000 men are
laid off tonlKht as a result of th flood
tase of th Willamette.
A new clement entered tb eltuatlon
today that may rceult In blither watex
than expected, arcordlnr to th mill
men. Th rlalnc of tb Columbia, com-
Inc aa a result of tba than In the ba
sin of that stream, may back tb water
In th lower river up several mor
.feet, still further reducing- tho head of
water at th faJ.s.
Th Crown Willamette Company r
cetve4 reports from up-river points to
day showing tbat tha river at Kucen
waa 10S feet, maklns; a drop of .
foot for th J-bour period. At Albany
th river went down six feet, and at
t-aJcm It want up two feet, according
to mill flrures.
Th river above tho falla here this
moraine stood !. feet abov sero, and
tb lower river J4 last nlcbt. Low
water mark la SI feet. Tha lower rlvr
went np 2. i feet over ni'hu and this
afternoon tho Willamette stood abov
th fall at so.3.
A atudy of th river readings and of
weather conditions lead mill officials
to b-;tve that th upper river will rls
about a foot mora before tb crest of
Ih bleb water sroes past tomorrow,
and tbat th lower river probably will
(o up several feet mor.
At lb mills of th Crown Willamette
romeanr It la not saf to brio logs
I Into tho plant, and th grinders and
t wet machine have been shut down
..nr. last night. Th supp.y or sui
Phlt puln baa run low. and thes
conditions prevent grinding mor. The
water la almost up to tb main drlv
belt at th woolen mills. At X ocioca
th entlr plant was shut down.
At tha llawiev Fulp at I'aper Com
pany th su phlt mill la shut down
for repairs, but No. 3 and No. J paper
machines wer down arly today on ac
count of high water. All th plant was
hut down tonight.
Th wholo country around Parkplac
Is uader water. Thor is lour teei o
water on lb county road between Ore
goo City and l-arkplac and backwatr
is almoat up to th traca oi mo man
ern pacific at on plac.
No davmaa haa been done.
SEAPLANES RAID COAST
CaERMAX AIRCIIAFT PROP BOMBS
IX BROAD DilUOHT.
Two W eaaea aa) Oa Cblld Ar la.
jared Attaa-kera Rellr BfrJ
raraalt of Rrilbk Arrollaaea.
I-ONDON". Ken. . Two women and
one child were Injured today when two
Oeroian aeaplanea raided tb itenuan
roaat. dropping bomb. Three miaallea
r. ii on tha outakirts of Itamagat ana
four near a school at llroadatalr. The
material damage Is said by th War
Office to hav been coaXlned to the
hotforinar of alaaa.
Th attack waa mad In broad day-
liarht- At : oclock two eapiane
wer reported approaching; the Kent
cnaai. an4 a few minutes later they
flow over r.amagat and Ilroadstaira.
Kaveral naval and military aero
plane and aeaplanea aacendod to at
tack th Herman, wno immeoiaieiy ro
treated. As no engagement between
th airmen baa been reported, it aa
presumed that the tier mane escaped.
NAVY WARNS OF IMPOSTOR
Man Allege Ilelallonahlp to I-ate
Itear-Admlral I. Yoanjr.
. . . v. m.Wa o.noooonfo
awaro OI ma -
Mroself lo b Ih nephew of th lata
. . Y ...... rtlo la
th a-!molnltlon of IJutenant John It.
lllarkburn. rec-rultlng officer , of Ih
tniica riaiaa "
local office. Lieutenant Blackburn
saya that auch a man bas been getting
money from several sources on tbo
strength of bis alleged relationship to
tbo late dlotlngulshed Admiral. .
Tb impostor has been operating1 In
t he r,asK ana inw miuuiv --- -
formation regarding him and a warn
Ing against bim hav been sent to
Lieutenant Blackburn.
CHELAN TAXPAYERS UNITE
I lrt birt of New Iracne Is to Op-
paMo nnildlnc conrtnonae.
WENATCIIKH, Wash, Feb. t. (Spe
cial. blor than TOO taxpayers of th
county mot tn th courthouse, and or
ganised tb Chelan County Taxpayer1
League, to rdur taxes municipal,
road, school dlotrlct and county.
John A. Oellatly was elected per
manent chairman: Oecrgo F. Begg. sec
retary, and If. A. Kleallng. Mlk Moran
and It- t. Stockton wr named aa a
committee on bylaws. As the first step
toward conomy. th mooting wnt
on record as opposed to th building- of
a new courthouse or tha acquisition of
a new site.
Bird rrlend to Mfrt.
Tb bird commit! of lha Audubon
Ho. lot r will begin a aerie of meet.
Ing. tb firl of which will taks place
Katurday night at o'clock, at J0
W. M. C. A. building. Interesting
an aneodotea relative lo th "feod-the,
birds" campaign will b dlseued. The
society wl l al-o solicit suggestions aa
to food for th various species and
hints on th manner of protecting th
food from th storms. All who ara
Interested ar Invited. Impromptu dis
cussions will b mad.
Dim May Ilreak. I fear.
KALEM. Or, Feb. . (f pedal.) Fear
that melting anowa in the mountalna
may caus th water of Bully Creek,
near Vale, to rl and break tb dam
on Ih Bully Creek project, waa x
preeeed In a letter received at th
Hate ajlneer office from J. J. Plck
ciaua. ilr. CUkcrsun ask t-at an la-
Thompson' Deep.
Curre Kryptok Lenses
Are Better.
Our Service Is
Not Excelled
J Having the mot complete
optical shop in Portland, in
which manufacturing cost
are reduced to the lowest
point, we positively supply
the most satisfactory glasses
at the lowest prices.
CJ We furnish glasses com
plete for as low as $2. Our
Prices for all glasses are
based absolutely on our man
ufacturing cost. When you
come to us there is no divi
sion of profits.
tj We examine your eyes,
make and fit the glas.es, all
the work being done in our
own offices and factory.
J When you make compari
sons on the basis of quality
you'll find our prices are trie
lowest.
THOMPSON
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
209-10-11 Corbett Building
Fifth and Morrison
pert Ion of tho dam be mad at once.
Ho declares that If the dam should
hr.ii ma n v Demons living below the
dam would bo endangered. Tho Bully
Creek project la under tbo direction
of th Val-Oregon Irrigation Com
pany. DEER AND ELK SUFFERING
Hoqnlam Itrporta Snow Has Made
Forage Hard to C.cU
HOQUIAlf. Wash, Feb. S. (Spe
cial.) KcporU received In Hoqulam
state there haa been considerable Buf
fering among the deer and elk In the
Olympic Peninsula, particularly In the
Uulnlault district, during tho tlmo the
heavy snow haa been on the ground.
Tho suffering haa been among the
young animals, duo to their Inability
to get forage.
Tb older bulls and cows In th herds
of elk lead tbo way to break tho trail
through tbo Bnow, and. aa they paas.
they devour most of the edible twin
and forage. By the tlmo the herd has
passed and th younger and weaker
animals come along there la practically
nothing left for them to eat.
STUDENTS CLEAR STREETS
rendleton IIIkIi School Boyg Earn
$SSS by Work Daring Storm.
a
PEN-DLETOX. Or. Feb. . (SpeclsJ.)
To rendleton High School boys be
longs a lot of credit for relieving; me
.now tMockaded streets and tbo snow-
laden roofs In th city last week. Ac
cording to a report collected by Prin
cipal V. U Oambee. of tb HiKh School,
mor than 100 of th boys turned out
with shovels to assist In clearing walks,
streets and roofs.
The schools wer suspenaea irora
n-,..nw nnnn unfit MondaV mom
Ing and during this period I3S6.20 was
earned by the boys. Ono cat-the area
sons for dismissing the High (school
a- mo.r the demands lor snoveier
and the scarcity of Idle men to fill this
demand.
White Sainton Keceptlon Postponed.
miiTP siuinx. Wash.. Feb. t.
(Special.) The Joint reception which
i K . n arlvon hap the Com-
merclal Woman' Club Monday night
was postponed on account " ma
weather. The roads are still almost
i t.l . In onliaa of tha thBW the
snow Is from four to six feet deep.
Cattle Thief Su.-ect Recaptured.
NORTH TAKIMA. Wash," Feb. .
(Special) Charles Matney. arrested in
Oregon City In July. 1U. on a charge
of cattle stealing In this country and
who escaped a few days alter ocing
placed In th county Jail here has been
recaptured In Livingston, Mont, ana
will bo hroifcht here.
essie Earriscale
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A woman's fight with jealousy and her final triumph and happiness,
combining the subtle, the gripping and the unusual with high society for a setting.
ADDED ATTRACTION Unique and Picturesque Engineering Feats
in Oregon.' Educational.
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THE KEYSTONE COIEDY,
HOT OFF THE BAT
A Mo
With Mack Swain and his company of funmakers. Certainly, it's some comedy.
Our Newest Courtesy Tea Served Daily in Ladies' Room, from 3 to 5 P. M.
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Sixth and Washington The Theater Perfect
10:30 TO 11
FORESTER TELLS POLIGY
tRAVES WOIT-D HAVE GOVERN
MENT ACQ t'IRK TIMBER-
Privately Owned Woodo Wlthla Waler-
abed 8hold Be Federal Property
Is the Offlrlal'a View.
-t.- t ! n n r tr.npo ft r.ravps.
in iud ayiiia . j ...
chief forester of the Forestry Service,
privately owned timber lying- within
the watershed should be acquired by
the Government.
. . . . . T.' Ph.Mka.lflln
in a letter io vtt?orisc 1 '-
Oregon Senator, the chief forester haa
thus declared nis poncy.
vis written to Mr. Chamberlain after
he had sent to the chef forester the
communication of Dr. Calvin S. White.
..o.t.rar of the State Board
of Health. In which rr. White ex
pressed rear mat ino wm.cruau
threatened by private capital.
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The tear ot ir. muic urn an
.i.j.i o . v. . D.u.1 Veil T.iimher
aciiYiiica wfc uxo ...... ' - -
Company, a large owner of timber land
in the UUI! Itun waieroiieu, trnu aw na
. i .. i . i Aihoa prnnnanlaa who
ino ai iiiuira v. " . ' i
seek to pain more of the timberland
lylna; Wlinin me reaerac. at vi'c ouo-
gestion of Dr. White that the city of
r. .i a -1 . v. V. lit. lanalo frntn the
I Driiailu ariaiiasa aM ..
Government to guarantee its unending
water supply or that the Government
exchnnge those lands already acquired
for others.
There are 20.000 acres of land that
have been alienated from the forest
reserve In which the Bull Run reserve
lies and of that amount the Oregon &
California is the owner of more than
11,000 acres
RUDE SURGERY SAVES LIFE
Poctor Operates With Pocket Knife
and Two Tin Spoons.
EL-KINS. W. Va.. Feb. 4. With no
Instruments other than two tin tea
spoons, a small pocKeutnue auu a.
of rubber tubing, cut from a fountain
svrlnge Dr IT. W. nnnlel.o, of the City
Hospital, operated on a dying woman
at her mountain home, near Beverly,
the other night, and saved her life.
After a wild ride through the dark
ness, he arrived at the Coberly home
to find Mrs. Coberly dying with diph
theria. Seeing that her condition was
such that life would be exinct in a few
minute., and havintr no surgical instru
ments whatever. Dr. Daniels made an
incision into the throat and windpipe
with his pocketknife and, using two
tin teaspoons bent double as retractors,
inserted the rubber tube. Respiration
was restored and within a few hours
the patient regained consciousnes.
In tho meantime a hurried trip on
horseback was made to Elkins for anti
toxin. Mrs. Coberly's condition has so
far improved that her recovery seems
certain.
Farming and plK rearing aro tha staple
induftrle of Serbia.
We Have Grown
by helping others grow.
All depositors find us ever
ready to advise, assist and
co-operate with them at
all times.
It is by such service,
cheerfully given, that we
expect to keep on grow
ing. .We invite your account.
Lumber mens1
National Bank
Fifth and Stark
AVOID SEDATIVE COUGH MEDICINES
THEY ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
Read the Advice of a Prominent New York Medical Journal
to Physicians.
-Severe aa It may be and great as th
temptation U to relieve a distressing
cough and we know bf no cough more
distressing than th cough of measles
r.oiraiia vour Impulse. If you want to
contribute directly to th occurrence of
capillary bronchitis and broncho-pneu-monla.
us codeine, morphine and all
th rest of that group." This warning
should also apply to coughs and colds
aa pnumonla Is much more likely to
result from a cold when a sedative
cough medicine Is used. An expectorant
Ilk Chamberlain' Cough Remedy Is
what Is needed. That cleans out the
culture bed or breeding places for the
roo-ma of pneumonia and other germ
dlseaaea. That Is why pneumonia never
results from a cold when l namoeriain a
Cough l.emedy. J used. Tbat remedy.
contains no morphine or other seda
tive. Mrs. M. Radder. 37 Maple St.. Lyons.
N. T.. writes, "About two years ago I
began to have trouble with my throat
and lungs. At times I was so hoarse I
could scarcely speak out loud and I .was
subject to severe spells of coughing.
Reading about Chamberlain's Cougfc
Remedy. I bought a bottle of It and the
first dose relieved me. This rerae
a . ihAMiirhlv that. I have not
curca i" ov ----- r ,
bince had any return of the trouble.
Mrs. Charles ceran. to jioniezuma
Pt . Lyons. N. T.. writes. "During the
Winter of 1909 and 1910 I used two
bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and found It to be a positive cure for a
most aggravating bronchial cough that
had annoyed me for months and had re
sisted aU medicine 1 bad taken,"
BREAK OP BRONCHIAL COUGHS,
CROUP
AND
COLDS
PROMPTLY
Make the Best Remedy at Home 128 Teaspoonfuls for 50 Cents.
Don't negloct your first cold, cough
or any Bronchial affection, this Fall,
but commence treatment Immediately,
and through using the proper medi
cine. It can be checked from the very
tart and promptly cured, but If ne
glected probably will hang on all Win
ter; if it does not develop into some
thing more serious, such as pneumonia
or consumption. True, there are
hundreds, yes thousands of cough
remedies on the market. While some
are good, there are many which are
not, but are positively harmful, due to
the narcotics which they contain. But
why experiment with these different
remedies purely on the strength per
haps of some testimonials or on the
exaggerated claims of manufacturers,
when Schiffmann's New Concentrated
Expectorant Is sold by the Huntley
Drug Co. on such a positive guar
antee to give perfect satisfaction, yes.
even more money will be refunded by
them if it Is not found the best
remedy ever used in severe coughs,
colds, whooping cough or croup, and
it will also be foand excellent .for
bronchial asthma and bronchitis. Be
sides these druggists guaranteeing
"that it will be the best remedy ever
used," it will likewise be found the
most economical, because one bottle
(50 cents worth) makes a full pint
(128 teaspoonfuls) of the most excel
lent medicine for any of the above
affections, when mixed at home with
one pint of granulated sugar and one
half pint of water. It makes as much,
or more, than would cost you J2.00 to
3.00 of almost any of the ordinary
ready-made kinds, sold in bottles
holding only 24 to 32 teaspoonfuls.
You will be the sole judge yourself
and under the same positively "money
back" guarantee which the druggists
make for the famous Asthmador. Ab
solutely no risk; ia run is buying this
remedy.