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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916. EVENING EDITION
REfTS IN II SOITlf
LITIGATION roiiI,OWS PAHTNKH
SHIP IX) SKCUItl-1 (). Ai C. I,AXI
Scvernl Kiiboiio 3Icn Wore Jointly In
a Dent to Get Hold of Trncts of
Propeity
:DOnD Dnfln0 m
NEWS OF NEARBY TOWN t I UUll llUttmu III
GEO. W. MOORE CO.
HAS A NEW NAME,
EVERY COUNTY
Kuiidun Lumber C(in''in In llVv
nfter the .Minn'' Mill iiuil Lumber
Company I
A law stilt Is tlio rcstilt of n li.ir
tncr8hlp which oxtatctl ut HtiKcno In
Lano county for tlio purposo of Be:
curing O. & C. InndH. Tito suit Is
of Intercut locally for tlio reason
that many In Coos county tried to
get lands and paid fees to persons
to locate them. The following ac
count of tlio suit Is given In the Ku
geno Itcglstor:
An echo of the. big stir over Ilia bo
llof that n citizen would ho able to
buy tlio timber lands In tlio Oregon
nnd Callforna grant lands In tlilcj
stato by simply "niitiatllng" upon
them, Is a suit filed in the circuit
court by James Handle, of this city.! -:,jiiI lii n
hgalnst Georgo v. Htinler, Mrs.
Martha Hunter, Mrs. Martha Little
field, as administratrix of tlio estate-
of Charles V. Llttlefleld, do
ceased, and George G. Gtohs.
Paid Locution IVh
Sovornl years ago a largo number
of Hugono pcoplo paid "location"
fees to cruisers to bIiow them desir
able tracts of timber In llio grant,
nnd theso "locations" wore filed with
tho county clerk In the boHef- that
tho United States courts would cotn
pol tho railway company to sell tho
landB very soon ntul tho "squatters"
would got the first chnnco to buy
thorn. This Is tho Idea upon which
S. A. D. Putor, of land fraud fame,
Is now working, imd has been work
ing fop tlio past several years. Ho
or his agents go among pcoplo In
tho east and obtain a fee, somntlmes
quite largo for "locating" tlinm on
tho lands.
Hail I'lirtnfrMilp
Knudlo, In his complaint, says that
ho, Georgo W. Hunt, Chns. V. Lltllo
flold and Oconto G. Gross formed a
partnership sovon years ago for t lit
purposo of conveying grant lands to
tho partners and for the purpose of
assisting others to find suitable lands
to pitrchnso from tho company, llo
allogea that the purpose or the part
nqrahlp has been onilod the pnrtnoi
phlp has conned, and that the part
nership nsscts should ho disposed or.
Ho alleges that tlio partnership was
KSOHscd of $800 In cash, and the
plaintiff Is Informed Unit Georgo (I.
Oross appropriated $300 or the sum
nnd gnvo to ('. I Llttlorield a note
for tho sum to hold as trustee mr tho
partnership. IU further alleges that
Llttlefleld took posHcHMlnn of tho re-
Tlio big lumber nmniifarturlng
plant of llandon will hereafter be
known under a different name as is
Indicated by the following from the
Westorn World:
Thp Geo. V. Mooro Lumber Co. Is
n thing of the past. The concern has
compelled Its reorganization nnd ar
ticles of nrnrporatlnn have been
filed with Coinsn'sjloiier Schiildor
uitni nt S'Ueiii under the inmc of the
Mooro Mill &. Liunebr Company. Tho
"aptlal Block Is $.o.O(H).
Only 150,000 Miles of First
Glass Highways In America,
COACH TRAVEL IN ENGLAND'
Go He Would.
The keeper was feeding the pythons.
Peroral llvo lnbblts were tossed into
the cage nnd were Immediately nnd
greedily seized by the reptile. The
struggling rabbits, although seeming
ly utmost as large ns tho snakes, were
swallowed whole one after another.
The ghastly sight prompted the scho
larly looking man to cvclnlm, "Grew
some, eh, keeper?" The keeper turned
u glance of scorn upon the professor.
"Ve. nnd you'd 'a' grew some, too,
If jou'd et nil that live stock, I guess."
Conditions In England of Two Con.
turlcs Ago Can Dc Duplicated In Cer
tain Sections of This Land of Progress-Largo
Pcreontago of Unim
proved Roads.
OK KICK IX IIAMIO.V
Purine Will Sell
In That City
It 1ms been estlnmtcd by cnreful gov.
eminent experts, says tho New York
L'vciilng Post, that only nbout 150,000
miles of really llr-t rate modern high-
I ways nre to be found In the United
Tickets States. Tho total mileage of public
I rondH In January, 1015. was 'J,ST:t,131.
TIio total mllengo of all "surfaced
Arrangements for n Southern Pa- roiuls was IT.IUO, and It has been
clflc ticket officii in Hnndon have Very nearly COO years since our first
boon made. Uegardjng the plan the American parents began to approprl-
llandon Itecorder says: ' nte the lands of the aborigines so that
they might redeem this bind nnd mnku
It the habitation of civllled peoples.
Minerals Sensitivo to Light.
The element selenium has long at
tracted attention because of the pecul
iar effect light exerts on Its electrical
iiimluftlvlty. Scientists have now tils
cowred thnt copper oxide has proper
ties similar to selenium, says Popular
Mechanics. Another mineral recently
put In the same class Is stibnlte, itu
antimony mineral. Other materials,
such as sulphur, shellac, piualllti mid
anthracene, n coal tar product, will
also exhibit odd conductivity effects
under the Inlhicuco of light, but to a
lesser degree.
WARM ONE UP AND SEEf
..Ml Ml II III ll l ' -" III
OLD JIM SPINKS SAYS YOl 6Nr;A0X9Wa
PICK 'THE WINNER BY watching a'try'oijt
MAYBE YOU CAN'T PICK THE PONIESTHA)
WAY- BUT HOW ABOUT
Willis P. Jenkins, traveling pns
senger agent for tho Southern Pa
cific was In Handoit ngaln making
final .arrangements for the tutiib-
Vory Considerate.
One rather cool evening tho good
minister of n certain church was elo
quently addressing his congregation on
the beauty of leading an upright life,
when ho suddenly paused, glanced
round the btildlug mid beckoned to tlio
sexton.
"Jones," said ho its tho sexton ap
proached tho pulpit, "open a couple of
windows on each Side of the church,
pleiihe."
Ueg your pardon, dr." returned the
'Did
the
There are ninny striking parallels bo-.
twecn the I'nlted States now and Img- I
llshmenl of nn office Tor his com- land In tho time of which Mncauluy
pany In this city and cunforlng with! wrote, something over two centuries
Captain Walter Panter. or tho river I "B- wt of tho public roads suxton, "with u look of surprise,
transportation company, regarding1 "L'ru nro iiiuu u any ueuor iiiuii were i unilcrstaiHl you to say open
the Bolllmr of throiiKh tickets to nlllUie roads when Charles was king. In windows?"
points on Iho Southern Pacific from1 "'" ,lmo tho PciIo objected to the lay
Inuiilon. ''" "f Inset for tho construction of
Tho Southern Pacific ticket office! 00(1 m,s' They do now In this conn
i., ,,. ...i .... t ...m i . i i ., i try. They protested agn hist working
Is assured and .will bo opened In tlio t,0 ;,,, Tllpy flo II0W. ,
office formerly ore ed by !. I- ,1(sw Md of light and liberty. When
Groonoiigh. nt the foot of Alalmma whnt were called "Hying coaches"-a
nvonuo. Tho urrangemonts for sell- stylo of carriage which under favor
ing through tickets woro also sue- nllu conditions of wind and weather
"Yes," was the cold, hard rejoinder
of the minister. "It Is not healthy to '
sleep with the windows shut!" i
Japan's Gulf Stronm. j
1 The sea currents which How nlong
both coasts of Japan consist of u
! warmer current coining from the south
ami n colder one frotn tln north. Tim '
coHsfully completed and tickets vlll'n"'w,m n",p10 rcl"-VH or "orsps collItl ' former Is tho ICuroshlo. or Itlnvlc cur-
bo procurablo
time.
hero within n short
itocii't: Hivr.it notks
.News of Cuiry County Told In
(old Itearli It'putcf
The
go fifty miles the day were first In
vented, theru was much objection
among tho "special Interests" because
this Innovation would Interfere with
their "vested rights," the keeping of
hum where entertainment was furnish
ed for man and beast: the untimely
schedules of the coaches, which arrived
too late for supper and departed too
I ' rg5VEACH PAcKAOErj pfjrel
.Mossru. lleiiBln and Vim Morn two, 'Uy for bieakfast; the ilosirurllvo of-
milling men from up river, haw been fw tlio now business would Inve on
i ii.i. ..i..i,.n.. i. . . i i i i the bleeding of horses, and the gencial
n this vicinity tho past week, looU-; .Usturbanco or HcttK.l cm..1ltl..iiH.
Ing up mines. I t WUH Kmvvy locnmiuciiilctl Hint
S-'ovoral Hiuall hunches of mohair' no public carriage sh-nild be permitted
have beou marketed in town lately, to Jiave uioiti than four horses, to Mart
at :t"i cents a pound. Prices for mo
hair and wool are high this year.
KOKisiraunn oi voters ceased on
rent, which takes lt.s rise near tho
equator, being produced by the Pnclllc
trade wind. It Is so called from Its
color, which Is deep Indigo In Hue
weather, though ashy pale on cloudy
days. The colder cm rents nre thu
Oynshlo and the Okhotsk, the former
of which originates In the vicinity of
the peninsula of Kamchatka and the
latter near thu mouth of the Amur
liver. The predominance of the ono
or the other of theso curients causes a
gicat dlffeience In temperature.
FOR
Public Service Commissioner
Splendor of Venus. ,
Venus Is the most billllaut of nil the
plimcta. When east of the sun shu tip-
I pears in the west ufter sunset, but
orteuer than once u week or to go
nioiu than thirty mllc it day, and the
f.i.... .....i.i i .. .....
' i.iiik nun miiciiiuiy 'Vl II UJIIIM III nut , , , . .
..t..l ltrnr.. ll,,. ,.r., ..f mo-. !".' iii-iii me ni-nii-i ll iMiiiiKiHHHi jino
tho LSlli. Tho returns so far re- , m ,., i,. n,.... Klvcs only niatlnce performniices be-
celved at the clerk's office, show a , way of good roads they had to light for
total of iistl registered, or which ts:i0 j It. They got it. so that within n com
nro republicans. 1120 democrats, lllii patnllrely brief time ufter the condl-
mnlnlng f n D 0 and gave a m.to lo
Gross to hold as triiHteo for tho pint
Hiorshlp. He slates that dross is now
1n Cnnnda, and that lie has turned
over tho $rnn note to .1. M. Wlllliims
for collection.
Was ICepMn Dark
Tlandlo says Unit ho was kept In
tho dark nt all lines about tho finan
cial condition of the partnership, nnd
thtit tlio defendants lepresentcd to
him that there were no onsets nnd
rofiiBcd to allow him to omuiiIiio tho
'books. Ilo says that by mere acci
dent he found out nbout tlu note
Alnal. Ilo asks for tho appointment
i)f a receiver to collect and preserve
tho lissets of the partnership, thnt
tho partnership be dissolved and that
tho defendants he made to ncioimj
fortho assets on hand, lie further
'prayiTThot tho assets, nftor oxponsos
have been paid, bo distributed among
tho partners. U M. Travis and A. K.
Meek are attornuys for Handle In
tho case.
oelallsts and tho balance otherwise ' Uons hu.l becoino mi bad they could not
uiiiued.
KAKTIKJCAKK ItKPOIIT
' Whether tho people of tho limine
Ulror district foil en eartlniiiako or
not seems to be u (iiestlou. The
(lohl Ileach Hoporter prints tlio fol
lowing regarding thu supposed
shock:
A shock of earthiiuako was re
polled by one or two persons on.
Thursday afternoon last about fonrl not
o'clock which imis said lo have linen ' lml'"
nnlti) iIImIIiii'IU- full til U,,l,l,,rl.iii.,i I ,,0,s
-,....-. .......... ,. .... .,., ....,.. i...,' r,rtl
pi'nruu
! L'ot mi-.- ivni-sn Hut liiillillin ,,r 1 1 1 1 1
r- - ...... ........ a..w ....tn ... ...p...- ,
wiiyn began, nnd :1(,K0 inlb's or turn
pike roads made life nil the more
worth living hi Kiiiihiud. j
Isn't It strange that with the history
and experience of all tho rotiutrlcii of ,
the old woild to guide mid warn, the,
Untied States should have chosen to
mako tho same old mistakes iui Its own '
account and that, with all Its uiiexam-'
pled growth ami wealth, thero should)
be at this day over H.OOO.OOO miles of
unimproved roads In this country?
poor
1 fore siiuilse. Through the telescopo
she presents much tho uppcarancu of
I burnished sliver without spot or blem
, Ish. So dueling Is she that astrouo
! mors have been uble to discover little
' concerning our neighbor, except that
she Is surrounded by nn atmosphere
, tilled with clouds, making It doubtful
whether nny view of the solid body of
I the planet can ever bo obtained Kven
i through that ell nIiu Is sometimes so
bright as to cast a distinct shadow.
Loudon Telegraph.
svxopsis )K tiik ax.vcaij .stati:.mi:xt op tin:
Orient Insurance Company
or llar'r.n . in tho Stale or Connortl int. on tlio :ill day of December,
l.i ll :,' made to the lusurauco Cumin Isslonor or thu Statu or Oregon,
pumiuint to 'nw:
CAPITAL
Amount or capital paid up ' J 1,000,000.00
1NUO.MK ,
Net piemliiiii.i ruiolved during the your f I .CGG.190.12
Iiitoiext. divlileiiilH, mid rents reco lvcd during the jear,.., 151,351.18
Iiicoiiio ftuiu nllior soiircus reculvo d during th year .. , 1,377.30
Total Income tl,S:':,218.90
msiii'itsiv.Mi:.'is
Net losses paid dining thu year 8I0.293.C1
IM blends paid on capital stock during thu ear 100,000.00
li'omuiixi-foim nnd hhIiu'Ioh paid during thu your 1S2.937.S0
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid dui'lngt (ho .WNir 41.786.2C
i'ioum of all other expenditures , 212,508.32
t
I
FllKl) O 1,1 CM ILL
Italian Staff of Life.
To those who know the Italian stair
-rh0 or me oniy m one or two roiins It will tollH all(1 tlu. .., , s , . .
est stales In nssosslm: values aro , " " suiprn-o tlmt there are some , r i, .. .. ,
by nny means the slowest states In i "'ny-rmir ailetles. all carefully dlf-,,, ,, .., ..,',.' ,
spirit. There Is the state of Illl.'entlated. Neapolitan macaroni is! " ' ' " '" " " " '"""""' ""
... ....II 1 - -.t .AS ... lilt HVlOl" 111 Illll lllwtl'll't llltlslt . ..II
rnr nYnintiln uMtli nwinnHv nu. iiMiuiiy llliniu him uiv- or iioiisonnitl ' ""i-."! i-u
. .-. .. "Illl I't'l-VJ - - -t - - - ... r. .--...
Total expundlturoH ...T....- Jl.020,526.02
ASSISTS
Value of mil ectato owned (niarkut value) i 173.ISS.18
Value of Ntncks ami bonds owuud, (maikul value) .... 2,700,555.00
' Ilo promlst i to conduct tho offlie ' 'mum on iii.ntKagos and colluturul, etc
on hiisln s prlu 'p' s-, t rcirct out l'11"'1 '" '"inks and on hand 58S,55C.I5
nil unjust r.itis, and to j,lu Kipinru ,,uo f,M' lulnsuranco on paid losses j 42.469.10
deal to the puMI miIo (ornora- I'reiuluuu lu ionise of colUiellon wrlllon ulncu September 30, 1915..
; 311.I50.8S
Pills rotoliablu "-8S
Interest and umU duo nnd ueoriiod 10,509.61
Imiuiry tails to disclose any general
nollro or tho phenomenon, '
for taxation ut S'-M.'.V.hIi),:!!.",
with less than 10 per cent of Its public
highways Improved; Texas, with prop-
xi:w spits ni.ivi)
I'orXOTIIIXt.S ISK.'IIT
In roKurd to tho Inspection of the
ii.u saving station at tho Pmpiiua (he
t'ourler prints the following:
Capt. Crisp, inspector or tho Clth
district of the Const (iitaiil Stations,
Hour, well mixed, rolled Hat and then
shaped by vailous machines, but thu i
pnste may be mlved with other In-
city assesM'd for tiiMitlon ut $.711.-! KrclUit. Thus tagllatelll Is produe-
L'U.'.ai" and less than 8 per cent of Iui-, ' by the addition of eggs, and Into
proved highways; Colorado, with $. ' tlio composition of guoeelil imtntoes.
:iO!).ri."l,i:ori of assessed values nnd Initter and cheese enter. Italian chll
barely i! per tent of luiproied public '''on may learn their letters and mi
nimis; Nebraska, with iihmwuciI values merals from edible copies, ami leaves'
of SISO.SI l.om, fc,i,:t.'ts mlleic of public ' uuil shells are some of the many forms
rull.1 to IiIn camllilacj, and iiiiiiiluatt
and 'lect lilin." OAILV OIIW.OX
STATi:.SMX. Salem, Til,, an, tn.
!
suit
Tho following ara . now
filed lu the circuit court:
Coos Hay Lumber Co. mid Smith
Powers Logging Co. vs. Mary L. Mer
chant, ut 111,
V. C Illinium vs Hiilim-t It. Wut
eon, County Clerk of Coon county,
Oro.
I roads and only throe-tenths of I purl
i Pi'llt nf tlitMi. riimlu In mi !iiiiiriti-,j1 i.ji.i.
liiBpected the l'mpiiia station laot dltlon. i
Hmiiliiy and Monday, lie round ev- If the people who lived lu Kngland !
orythliiK connect.'d with the station, tbrco or four bundled years ago could
lu rii-it class order, ami compliment- co,l' lcl from the laud of shades
ed Capt. Joe Henderson very IiIkIiIv! n,,li ,,m,;o ,rl to the Pulled Suites
ftir his errielency. ami conditions lii ,,Ill'f V""1!1, I1""1 ,l'" K",n,: 'l1 -'m,t Km
...i.i ii ... i hi ...., glous or this country prec oely us It'
whirl ho rouii.l thills. (,,!. Crisp .,, .,, liy ,.,,,;, M, BWre ml
goes from hero to Coos Hay and Han-, sweated lu the days of chailes. ,
don for the purposo or Inspecting .
thoiiii stnt Ions,
Our
Sulkies
Aro tu the lt.MlV what (lie Southern
Pacific Hallway Trains mo In Coos
,I.KIS XKW IIKCOIU)
l'aileipbrg CIiiiiim' l'acliry Mas
Hlg Output
I Concreto Rands Are tho Cbeauont.
Concrete mads built In the Inlted
Stutes during 111 1 1 cost ou the aierage
sll,!t'-'l a mile of sixteen font width.
One hundred nud forty-four concreto
loads lmllt during tho twenty years , eailh. oct tho pen tracing the telltalo
preiloiis to 1UII eot J?!-'."! u mile of i graph by menus of which the bels.
slMeen foot width. Mot concreto I mologlst calculates tho nlace. time and
which macaroni takes as blucults do
with us. Loudon Chronicle. j
Delicate Instrument!. j
Though the man In the street might
easily mistake a slight seismic ills
tiirbauce for the rumbling of a trac
tion engine or an explosion, the mar
volomdy delU-nte lin,triinients whliii
riHoril oaulnpiake hhoeks are Immune
fio.ii Mich deceptions Suek lu tho
eaith on folld fiiiualatlons, the iccmd
lug pen of the elsiiiuuietcr Ignores
my lal tremlilhus whUh n.u,. nut a
hclhinle origin, tun the ftilutot real
earth ipiaklnus, thmu'li llie, haie tiuv
clisl thoiisiuids of miles throimli tho
eautity
Your Home
ylfki TNv yj r"rv!
Hay. You have jour choice
nlco lino of these chicles,
of it
ii (tin
HANDO.V Ore. May 2. The Park
erslMirg elieoso factory, during hist
, mouth manufactured ids cases
ilieei'. piDlug IT cents not ior but-(i-
ret. This Is nbout twice as mu 'Ii
j cheese as bus been mado lij t h.it
1 Institution diirlii't tho sums mouth
or any previous ytwr. The growth
or the faetor.v Is duo lo the Biiceoi
, tif Manuger H. T. Miller, who is
operiiiing tnoro for the fifth year
loads are shteou feet wide. I'pkccp
and repair charge lime been less than
&A n limn fji . ii,Mi..c.ii.t f.t.i.l I. nil- l..
. ' i ,i-m i'i t iviinrii; ii'Mii until in
l i Ititlliifiillttlftiii i) liuifit I liii. i tiiMiiru
.Usirs ago. The yeaily maintenance of
the fifty hup miles of eoncieto itnids lu
I Wa.Mie toiint.i. Mich, ciwts $:.N. 12 a
! mile. It costs $ii.U.i a j ear to keep up
a own rote ro.nl at Speueer. Mass. Con.
j erete ruatU are not un"evtod by the
j weather, trultle or mud or trash Hacked
I uinui them, a lu the case with some
Itimriii'iul wiiiald l.ik.l.i .....l .I......
-I -, ........ . ,u.'.iuk IIHII lliu"
magnitude of the happening. Loudon
Chronicle,
Tlu factor) Is now waiving 7000 i ' ' " offect on them if properly
pounds or milk pur day mid has 27
pntrons dellveiliig thu raw prodint.
M. UundleiiiHii is coiidiictlng a milk
hout which curries about 00 cans of
milk a day to thu factory, ,
l
$3.00 TO $13.00
Johnson -Gulovsen
Company
A.Quullty Knme With a Pen li e Fumo
North Front Street .MiinJiflehl
OI'FKHS HKJ IMtlKK I
ly Ao, Ul4 CiomIu Cw Uat Timw I
1 LONDON. May 2 -A Umlon the-j
trim I mail has offered prines hkkio
;atliig o.r Svuou (or dosluus fur
a Shakespearo Natiouul Thontre tu1
bn ere. toil In London
l.lbby Coal, $5.00 ton. Phono 72 i
cwistriictwl. Heat does not soften
them uur eolil make tlunn brittle. Con
crete lucieuses lu streutth with tige. i
Wsjue county, Mich., has tho mokt i
uiurkulile sjtciu of wncrete roods In i
the Cultwl Stutes. TliU system was j
begun Men jenrs nu The aluo of
the ulmttlng fiirm laud has been don
blivj tp some liitaiK-es. and all laud
bus lnrnued In value because of cun
ireteivaiU. Punu and l'lieiile.
SCHOOXPH TILLA.MOOIC
POHTLA.ND AND COOS DAY
SAILS KHOM POHTLAXD
i:ruv ti rsniv
rou iM'oinuTiov piioni: 27h
TOM JM1S, gt, Ocean Dock
JUDGING A MAN.
An easy chair or mi h
locKIng clialc oHeii adds m,
iiiiicIi to the appearance of the
sitting riioiii or p.nlor. He.sldas
llio nppearances It lucieuses
the comfoits of (ho homo.
Coma in and let us shuiv you
our aiD Hue.
It will mioii lie tlmo for the
hpi'ng Iiousccleauing nnd jimi
hail better llguio mi llio itj(1
fin nil me or new plecvs jou will
need to make the changes joii
ilcslie.
Going & Harvey
J3,OI3,2IJ.10
15,551.17
3,S67,667.M
Total assets
Loss Special tluposlts lu any Stato (If any thuru bo)
Total assets admitted lu Orouon
LIAHlLITIKK
(irog claims for losses unpaid 127,700,12
Amount of iineminod premiums on all outstanding risks . .? 1, 587,509.15
Duo for commission nud brokunwo 2.100.00
All othor liabilities 35.525.87
Total liabilities,
i.uiiu.iMio ijr.vjsn.tr,
Total premiums lu forco Doconibor HI,
oxcliislvo of capital stuck of
i ! i n
.J3.03S.563.66
UPSIXIISS I.V OltK(iOfN' I'Olt TIIK X)Mi
.J3.75l.567.00
19,061.12
9.205.10
11,153.56
11,096,19
2.738,121.00
Total lusiiranio wrltton during tho jour
flroas premliiius receliod during tlio your
PicinluiUB leturiied during the yor . '...'....
Losses paid during tho your
Losses Inclined during tho yonr
Total amount of insurance iiutstan'UnK 1 Oregon De-
einiier ::i. lilts
OHIKXT I.NSlHtV.XCi: COMPAXV
H islunedl . ti. .Moiiavainio Jr.. Piosldont.
- rr w ! ,11 iiiiii - r w .-. .-.-
I Staiutory res ilont goueial ngout nud uttniney for servlic;
(I. L. (iOtiDKI.L, Kojui 22(5, Clminbur of Commerce HulhlhiB lortlan ,
Oregon. -
K. I. CIIANDLKU
Hchldent Agent
.MiuMifloM. Oregon
If you meet a man whose
charaetor is unknown to you
consider him a good man rather
than bad. Thore is little harm
in mistaking a bad man for a
good. Nay, a bad man may be.
como a good man through a
false estimation of his fellows.
But If a good man is mlstakon
for a wieked be will bo lost to t
his friends, to his community J
and to his country. Fukusawa. I
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North Front St., Phone 196
GET NEW MUSIC
MILLER'S THE MAN
. for District Attorney
Watch for his nanio on Itepub.
Ilcan ballot May tilth.
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L. L. Thomas
Music Co.
High Quality Groceries
Our own prompt and particular delivery service -Efficient
clerks-being out of the high rent district ana
keeping our prices as low as consistent with good du&i
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