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Year With! Evaiy Indication
FASTTWLVE MONTHS i, "
; - SAW MANY, ADVANCES
l- - :. ' - '. ""-r "Jf'f
and New fumd-Other Jo-
AwtrW Art Soonyt tctTll
- - Ptetortot H Uar)r4fc
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(gpetUI Dispatch te Tfce Jeerssl.V
Chehelle, JTaa. V-TU on
, most auspiciously for Chahalla: la 101
-.,' substantial pisgrsca :fcen been snada 4b
the , tewn and mere improvements ere
. 'now.'. In sight for ths coming . r
Within the put s-eatC'rerT eubeUntlal
" Improvement has been: ade to the mat-
Ur or rebuilding streets. - Is ths' resi
dence McUont; whwi this kind or work
; l done mew. eruabed rock to taking the
-pleo f ittanlrtnas--'The pest yeet : lm
' provement districts put in cruebed-roch
... atreeta end auM new walks. . During
? the i coming: summer it to mora thsa
- likely that Cbohsllg avenue and Market
- street the , two principal business
stras ef the city, will discard tha
planking that already neede replacing
' and put down brick or asphalt pave
. asest on aometMof equally aa go?;
' Durlns tha paat ' year two brick
- Moaka hart baaa araotadOao ot
waa. tha. raoonftructlok of . the old
Oclsaler opera-bouae block, which J. D.
Rice, a well-knewD marohanU boughC
' rebuilt end Increased by an added atery.
alvlna tha town a eeond three-atory
brick block, Oeerire Oetoaler to juat
eompletlnaT m tmnieaaa two-atory brtck,
. having a fronta 4fl-fot on. two
atreeta. '. Within tha year.wo ieee than
110 new reeldencee have been built and
atlll there . la a atrong demand for
j iioueea for renting purpoaea, ao much
f ha' tha town- grow in,' hwuthtuW
v The aacret of Ihto trrowth la tha do.
' velopment that bai ben going on bare
im tha lnduatrlal Use. ' Cbehalla haa
? number of manufacturing Induatriea to
, day whera four, yea re ago aha bad
- Bona. Tha Chahalla rlr Door aompany
.. to luat oompletrng lta extenalve new ad
' aiuea, wblol. will double the oapactty of
the plant. At preeaat tha aompany'a
; factory haa a capacity of 0 doom k
day. and owing to the rery great lo
w, oreaae la tha demand for fir for f Inlah
tna . Mraoaaa the have found 4t . ad-
TlMble to go Into- the; businaea of
manufacturing Interior flniah, aach a
- . ealnr mouldlnga, ata. Tha new por-
tlon af tha factory-to being aapeolally
eonetnicted - for that: purpoee. Tha
building for tha Inachma-room la by
lOfll feet In alaa and la tbla room mora
'. tha M new machtnee of ooa kind or
another will be lnetalled. - Moat of tnera
are here now and tha .met will be here
within a few aya. It la hoped to-get
tha . Blent to - runnlnc full blait by
v January 1ft: .About 10 banda will be
, employed when everything la "In running
-order. Tne ampany "a r.preTexecaeii
, with buslneaa at this time with eon
traeta for their output that will keep
them gem for mentha. ' " "r: -.; j
. .? ' ' 9oum$ toggiar iwl.:.j? :
The Coat Creek JUimber company. to
;. building an lta togging railroad now and
within a few day a will hare thla into
"llliie ef theli gmiiltliiilinr Thla .mill
" " atartad up about two" montha ago and
' ' weekly la getting ite plant mora fully
equipped and adding more men to lta
TipayroH.T About are now employed
. and whan all tha added machinery la la
and tha full capacity, of tha plant U I
' .. aereiopeax (uuy ; t men wiu oe eta
' ployed. x ., - v v-
The. Cbehalla Brick aV TUa company,
- : located near thla aawmlll, haa dona 1(
' . biggest yeara buslnesa to 106 and
'' baa all tha buainoea ft can handle. It
' la lust now arranging ta burn brick
with coal for fuel, owing to inability
4
t wood when wanted. Near by
theee. planta . to tha Chahalla . Wood
working company which la- running
. ateadlly and turning out a line of porch
columns, guttera, ate.. Another Industry,
which tha town haa needed for a long
while. Just being started la tha foundry
and iron works plant of C F. Qroenke
A Bon. who are removing their Sound
. Iron Works plant to thla city from
Everett.' . . Construction of their plant
haa begun already and will be hastened
Just as rapidly aa possible. Thla con
earn to expected .te employ from
- tfi It snen.. 1 ' i - t ' '
- Tha Chebalia Furniture A ; afanufao
turln , company haa dona a . record
breaking business in 'llOi and baa all
tha business In sight for the new year
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HM90G
' year graoto yea and wa
Wish ywa tSH happy days, and
' we aaa, aAd ta yema happiasaa if
1 yean rase
- aack day.
Thara aa a great deal ef style
thla year and if style la what
- yea are after Coomotaad with
a.oalltr d dnrabtmy) .aema
. whes .wtyto. icigkB. -A -- ,
v Oar January Salei
au m Hww too9a a
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( tsas foe stem and Boys, y
. I and laa ralrd ghjsst, , V
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y- ; luurvw veunn
that It handl baa, made many
improvements to its ptont duHnw" the
past rear to better handle Its ? work.,
Nearly l hands are employed thera.
Tha' Ch shells 4 fla. fiber factory t Is
running lta full uoU. of men thrsaba
Ing and .working up ui see una w
that was grown for the factory In thla
valley the paat summer. . During t the
coming year tha flas company will make
vary extensive addltlona and Improve
ments at Its plant,-sacra new buildings
will be erected' and mora machinery
added. 'it''"" "- '''' ' 11 '','"'" J
, . , sratg BtlU Ooamlag. '-,? 5 '
la addltlan ta tbeaa Various Industrlaa
tha Chicago Weedenwars . company of
Mobile Alabama, which propoeee to a
gaga in the manufacture .of an entirely
new line In this aeotioa Uddera, lawn
awlnga, eto will , soon open nlaat
Twenty men will be employed. The
Chahalla Fir Cutter eompany la doing
a nioe bualneaa In columns, gutter,
mouldings, ate. . Aran early data the
rebuilding of tha ahinglo mill of tha
Chehalls Shingle company, which "waa
burned la August, will begla. P.
Ouatavaon la adding a large extension
tev his snechtn repair shop. f . -
Chehalls : new: JJosltlo. light plant, re
cently installed, is rapidly being de
veloped. Coal mine developments cf
the Miller Broa.' mine and tbc mine
opened op at tha alectrlo light plant on
Coal creek by Harry Weet will alao add
materially to the payroll for l0s. The
Bt. Helens' Condensing compaay, which
la manufaoturlng' cream, la overstocked
with orders.- This plant v and : tha
Chehalls creamery are strong factors
la developing the dairy Industry In the
Chehalls, and . Newaukum valleys, In.
addition to . these things Chahalla has
soma good propositions in cold storage
that will probably be worked out la the
next few montha along manufacturing
lines. - , . : . -..- , ;
, Many new people have come into the
country the paat year and mora arc ar
riving. Farroera arajenerallyprosper -
ous andThave money. Out on tha Che-1
halls South Bend branch of tha North
arn Paciflo tha many sawmills that are
operating have mora buslneaa than they
can handle. Thla section of Southwest
'Washington never had a brighter out
look thaa greets It at tha beginning
- lass "" . &, , r
0IU andjcoal prospectso:
... ii w viim a wp-sivmsi I 10VC r W
; ; Ai inAuiirtu ai itranura
rs-aetsl Plspeteh t The liaraat) ' .
The Dal lea. Or Jan, V gevsral year
aaa a syndicate was formed hers to
roopect for ooal . A tract cf land was
contracted for about three mllea weat
at thla city and drilling machinery pur
chased and arrangements made to carry
It to a successful laaua if coal existed
in this country. : After drilling through
several different strata a bed Cf mag
netic iron was encountered the depth
of this strata was about to feet and ca
nard that It took diamond drllle to pane.
trats It. . Soma days but two or three
Inches were drilled. It was estimated
Mt it rer cent iron and seemed to be
eo"sxtenstvs that T another bole "waa
drilled a considerable dlstanoe away andi
the same stratum encountered. . The
drilling proceeded ta a. depth of l.fttt
feet, when for some unknown reason the
work waa stopped. - :
It was claimed at the time that the
drillers were ever a fine bed of anthra
cite coal and U la believed that work
on tha prospect will soon commence
again. it is reported that representa
tives or large operators nave seen in is
prospect y and . are very enthualaatio
over It. '" ' , ' , t " " - ';'
Reports from Fifteen Mile and Ram
sey creeks say that . excellent oil pros
pects have beeii found In that vicinity,
tha tasts and smell being ao strong that
the water cannot be uaed, and by drop
ping a lighted match into tne weua it
will bum. ,i t.'X. m- t-t '..: y
LONDON MORE -VICIOUS
iXTHAN ANYtJTHER CITY
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'.I': ' ''- tfoarasl pedtl Serrlee.1 '
London, Jan. 1. "Why to It that ton.
don's crime figures should have become
eo appalling that- even the ' United
States authorities 7 yimw them with
amaaementr -- - .. ;
. To thla question, . asked by a Dally
Mirror report es,. aa nfflnlsl , at Bow
atreet.. a recognised authority on . crime
atatlattoa, replied; . ..... .
There can be fed doubt that Intel
lectual crimes are on the Increase." I
mean, forgeries,-', highly . difficult bur
glarlea and bugs swindles that require
brains, resource ana nerve. a mnar
ous tendency of crime today la toward
oppression and murder by a system
under which no one can be bald re
sponsible by law. 1 -1 mean not only
'frensled finance that la responsible for
many suicides, defalcationa and the like,
but also a system of Jousinesa la busl-peee'-
and landlordism - which, aweats
rants out of men and wetnen until they
are forced lot the atreeta to steal or
etarve." -----" " " h
la the opinion cf a well-known doctor.
London haa become the worst city , la
the world.-- ' v -
There le mere Vice, crime, lunacy
and drunkanneaa here," he said, "than In
any other city in the, world.'' - , ; t, ,'
Fiafsnd tack Oaanad
AUen Lewis Beat Brand. , ,
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.-a rtnarVitr fJfarnH Heircai tO'AU'
ar
RESIDENT
With Mrs. Rootwvtlt, Ha la Sln
' caraly, Dallghtad to Oat Hia
,tDaug,.rtar Bafaly Marriad
t':
NICK
LONGWORTH
NOT A MILLIONAIRE
! i
Yooof - Coupls to Start Ufa Along
t EconomkaJ : Ltoas 'to, a Hooaa
' Rented Ihirnlahed Brid Ifotber-
: tnjw No Idas of 8tpplnf Pown.
i Vwashlav Bar eta af The Jesrael.) - v
Waahlnaton. D. C. ian. 1. 'Washing
ton kas been keyed ta the highest pitch
of social sxcltemepfaover the long de
ferred announcement cf thd engagement
of JMUs' Alice Boosevclt-ta Wichous
r..rik -and now enters the princess
into a, new role and wttneaa the JubUa
tlon in tne presiaennw a
ever two people , are openly. slnoeraly
delighted to get their daughter aaf elf
married, the preeldant and hto lady are
tha dlatingutobed pair.: - But their Joy
will not be completed until the day
after, for things are ao uncertain. Just
us their la -an mman w. - -
1 fytf invading tha moat modtoh-nornea
. tha c.DltaL and it would be Just like
Archie or QuenUn Reoaavelt to go and
gat that allment,at a critical time.. ui
b.frii incidents and the prlnceaa
changing bar pretty mind, the wedding
la due at 4 o'clock, February 17, la tha
east room of the white house, with the
M,hM af Waahina-ton officiating. So
mw BU. -Mil. - t ' Kml
on a vary as to tne aar ."
hlch the distinguisnea coupie
bear each other. Well Informed friends
of .the dapper - Ohio . repraaentatlve aay
that ha Is untold fatnome in depths
and be knows no hour sleeping cr wak
in la which the talL alender princess
does not Mnger In his retinue.. Well
Informed friends ef Miss Alice aay that
aha has loved her-lever from the nrat,
Muma thav ; admit that she refused
him three times and kept him on the
tender : hooks until he demanded bar
to name the day. , Certainly at present
thav ara . not eov lovere. v They are
onenlv devoted, and they seem not
happy one moment ' apart, --7 '-rT
',We aalHeaatre; vi'iv;v
But crosaio things will Intrude on
theeeJ weet visions of love's young
araua -and now the oueetlon la how
- nwok Is-ths-Honori
worth warth at nresent. snd bow much
In nraaneetlve. It seems a shock-to
learn from authoratlve eoureee -that
just -now ha recalvea an" allowance of
11,0V a year zrom ma nouur mv aim
salary aa-a member of congress from
Cincinnati, pr l.00 mora Ultimately
he will ahara, at bis roomers option,
the fortune ' left by Judge Nicholas
Lonrworth, with his two staters, Mrs.
Buokner Wellington! and the Viscoun
tess ds Chambrun. This ; fortune la
eetimated from tl.SOO.OOt to U.tOO.vOO.
which does 'not place "Nick" even In
the millionaire class, even If be shares
the ' Inheritance evenly with hit ,two
sisters, which Mrs. Longworth's friends
do not think altogether certain, f
Mrs. Longwortb senior baa. the entire
patrimony under' bar ;" thumb and aha
can divide It according to her will.
She-haa ne . Idea at stepping down and
giving the young people her magnificent
home on the ' outskirts of Cincinnati.
They may visit her If they wtah but
the princess will not reign there In
her ' time. The name is said ef the
h6me on North Bhora The only domi
cile which the heppr young "Nick" ean
call his own . to the furnished One on
Eighteenth atreet Thla be' haa taken
for a yeer, and here the princess must
make ber nesl,-Ifine wanfslbe grand
European trip which la to be a art of
the bridal Jaunt Taktag Ms bride, and.
aha .the president's 'daughter at that,
to a rather ordinary house rented fur.
nlshed is not exactly tha American Idea
of chivalry. ' But Idea change. Then
It la the , beat proof In the world that
the young "people must start Ufa along
economical lines, nf tftey want to keep
up with the throng, v . '
attcgles Be BOgkat.
Iamal IpnUl aervis.l - -
Pittsburg. Pa., Jani.atogles will
not be the cheap" tmoke hereafter that
they have been la the paat - A general
advance In prices wad put Into effect
by tb manufactnrers today, amounting
from fl to tl.lt per 1.000. according
to grade. Ae -a result of thla advance
the retailer will probably aell his four
for a nickel stogtea at three for I
cents, and the three for cents at two
for 6 cents. The advanae In price If
attributed to (be Increased demand for
leaf tobacco. ' ., j , , , , . .
PLEASES f
I'JEDDIIG
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inlrana Mn. Ta!!l. NVV-Y0rk
Reporttn Ht KlHed GriKl
' With a Pocket Knit
,' (Jesnisl gpeeUl eree.lj " j '
: i w. vi Wrla-ht of
Spokane. Waahlngton.- waa a vlaltor at
the Bronx i&oo para
h.t ha had made what haa been
deacrlbad, as tha beat "kill" :' J
banter 1 the weaw woen " irVi.
grlssly bear with a emeu p"' -""T
la tha ,,aearwater ! i country.
saye la was bunting .Tl w?
eompaalons when ' i tZl
doga lighting large grlaaiy near their
camp. (He bd Wft hto sua In oamp.
1 v '.:-r
mat from him. Wright seised every op
portunity to nae It - Although he iaai
rowly aaoapad blows 'from the pawa of
the huge beast be peralatad in hia at
tacks until after a long fight be klHed
it He eacapad -with- but few injurlea,
but his dogs were painfully wouaded.
i ' A SLAUGHTER SALE.' i .
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MaAIlaa B KcPoaaall Aw aarlxf a
, atefola January Cleaa-Vp ef Bey
,thlag la the Store, ,c . Jx.i ': ': '
!'; Messrs. McAllen aV McDonnell, Third
and Morrison, nave begua la earnest a
reaular .January clean-up cf-everything
In .their fine -store. ., The stock consists
of all things In Linens a class or mer
chandise for. which the house haa be
come famoua and tka prtcea of which
have been mercilessly reduced, ft -values
falling to 1.5. the seals all down the
line declining In. like proportion; and
In all instances corset prlcea are cut In
half; "Queen" wodasjauallns to the coat
ef material; .mens il.tt and 1 soft
golf and percale shirt reduced to too,
. M...jn mA wiptiiiree. fluueh aov.
Kill vuimmwv.wmw. M" .
era. table covers, sllkollnea, drapertea,
Swiss sasn curtainings, . uuni(iing
Swlas and madras curtains, stc com
ing under the baa of him who has th
slaughter knife in band. - -
The house U -determined' te make-a
apeedy end of Us stock reduction,
i . i. nff.,ln, trada Inducementa that
"will doubtless command Immediate at
tention. . -, ' ,'i '''"- "
PRESIDEfIT WELCOMES
, .. .TWO PRETTY BRIDES
i '. -''IWasluafaai' Boreaa' ef The joarasl.) "
' Washington, D. C Jan. 1. Two brides
of distinguished diplomats made their
how te President and Mrs. Roosevelt
at - the white house, New Yeare recep
tion today. : Onevaa the newly made
wife cf the. recant chief executive of
Bquador Senora ' Maria ' Avellna da
vi... . tn.A-ntftAm wii Senora Pardo.
wife of the Peruvian minister who sue
oeeda Senor calderon. - uanarau imn
de Plasa was one of the most successful
-i . .kih VsinmAnT haa . elected.
He laid down the ralna cf government
only iasl liarcn ana h dm vwa mim
came as minister to Washington. Ha
i . nv,, Vortuna and a beau-
tlful wife and much boapltallty Is as
sured him. '- r -
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EXPANSIONT-SUNNYSIDE.
fine jrew XtoahaJl Organ to ; Be 1
V ataUed la . Ber. Stanba
i-- Fla TOareh, f (V
" "Following upon the heels of the sale
ef the- fine Kimball organ to the
United Presbyterian ohurch at Albany,
Oregon.- and another fine Kimball or
gan te tha beautiful new Danish Luth
eranchurch . at San Francisco, oomcs
the announcement that Sunnya.de Con
gregational church, Rev. jr. J. Staub,
haa decided upon av wbwh vh
after nearly four yaara of preliminary
work, during whloh time every known
r nan was carefully rnveatl-
aated. The oommitfee, consisting of
Messrs. S. C Pier, B. O. WOOda 4. T.
Wilson, B. 8.. Qruber, W,, H. Sawtell
and Rev. J. J. Staub, placed the order
at Its final meeting last .Friday for a
fine new ll.ooe Kimball pipe organ,
with Ellera Plane House, which will be
abortly inelalloa.. w
All Kimball organs are built upon
the mnbrated duplex tubular pneu
matic ayatem. patents for which are
controlled only by W. W, Kimball Ca,
Chicago,' IlL '-... v .
- The world's treated organists pre
nounctbe . KImbH aystem thejioat
perfect Orgaoa constructed -upon this
principle have a touch lighter and a
repetition 'quicker than any piano, air
preasure being uaed entirely for 'the
purpoae ef operating all valves through
out, instesd of 'springs and other cum
bersome , mechanisms- Sound : In other
arganev "' V- ' '" '-
. Ellers Piano House has lnetalled no
taaa than 0 Kimball pipe organa In the
laet few years, snd not a single one
haa given anything but the . greateet
satisfaction. . Notable - among .theee la
the great Kimball pipe organ In Trinity
church, .of thla city, recently Installed
by Ellers Piano Houaa, V ' ,
.''-'"'-f.rf-kTew' taw Bffscmlw.--r ;
Joernsl Special tervlee.) k
Lansing. Mich., Jan. 1. A new state
law in regard to' birth certlflcatee went
Into effect In Michigan today. The
measure provides that the saw eertlfi
eatea shell give the exact day and hour
cf birth. The law Is designed ta In
crease the a sours cy ef the atatlstlce
and tha legal value of the records. ,
Foraatar GJfford Hnchot Ucuta
H Inatrucflona tor Applicants, -J
'I t'UiLfoir' Parfnlta.' .t.So?.
mU3T pay cmall cum :
v for crazing frivileci3
Forest aWcJrjRrUl Aim to fceftrlc?
: Number of Qhtue or enaep t ac
"' tnal Owto;-Capacity'- ol Cues
;'ljndcr' Nontial Conditioog. ,
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''"' (WMhlnstca Bureau af The Joarasl.).
!T Washington. IX C Jan. 1-Glf f ord
Pinohot forester of the department of
agriculture, haa toeued the following in
structions to sppHoants for gracing per
mits on tha forest resarvae:,
, "In aooordance with the forest re
serve rules and regulations, on and after
January 4. lo. a modest fee will be
charged -,for the privilege of graalag
all classes cf llveatock. C
iThe oraat reaervee belong to- all the
people, .(but of necessity, under proper
management their use for graslng pur
poaea can only be allowed to a limited
number. .Therefore, it la fair -and Jusi
that those who. - receive the gracing'
privilege should pay a small fee which
win i go - toward . . helping ta pay , " the
running expenses of the reserves,
"in order to protect and assist home
builders, a special eonoasalon will be
made In the graslng fee on cattle for the
eeasoa of Itet as follows:
4The permits tor each strts.-or terri
tory for the year 10 will be listed la
order of the number of cattle covered;
then beginning with ' the emalleet, one
half of tha permits wlU be counted oft
and the number of cattle ahown- by the
largest of theee permits will be taken
eg "a basis for. thif concession.
"Appllcanta far graslng permits 'wm
be charged only half rata oa cattle wp
to tha number thus establlabed for their
state or territory, but ail cattle ever
thla number will be charged (or at full
rata - - - .r.r-i i---'.'
. t ,;T., -JTBSaae at ansak.' '-:-
"In determining the amoknt -ta be
charged, the sdvanUgea of the locality,
method and cost of haadllag atock,
transportatloa.facllitlaa, market condi
tions and the demand for range will be
conaldered and tha rate eatabllshed ac
cordingly.. - The number of stock to be
allowed on aach reserve will be fixed oa
the basis of mixed stock aa they are
usually . owned and , ranged in ' the
locality.- '.. ' .. ;t---....
...On calculating the number for which
permit will be required and the amount
to be paid for tha privilege of graslng
cattle and boreaa, all . animals six
months old snd ever at the Jlme ef
entering will be coasted, but no charge
will be made tor calves and eolta ander
six months of age at the time ef enter
ing, or for. those born during the year
for which-the permit Is granted. The
intent to that calvea and eolta ratood
during any calendar year shall be paid
for during the following calendar yean
The f aot that young stock require
leas feed than -old stock Is taken rate
consideration in fixing -the rate, and Id
all cases the chargea will be reasonable
la comparison with the advantages af
the reserve. . v
In counting sheep and goats, alt ant
mala six, montha aid and over at tha
time "of entering will be counted a
arown atock and each two head of Umbo
or kida under sin months old will be
counted aa equal fa ana head of grown
stock.
aeenorweais.
"When sheep or goata enter reserve
for the purpose of lambing or kidding
there an additional charge cf I eeate
per head will be made en the grown
stock and the permit number required
and the amount ta be paid for graslng
the lambs or kids raised wltt be eeti
mated aa the average percentage of
lambs and kids usually raised In the
locality, two head ta . count - aa ana.
Thua,. a person who wishes' to drive
l.OOe ewes for the purpose of lamb
ing on a ' range where - the . average
lambing la eat lms ted to be per cent
would be required ta have a permit for
and pay the graslng fee on l.eoo head.
The tt per cent Increase oa 1,00 ewes
or leo iambs to be raised would I
counted aa eoual to 40e grown abacs.
"It will be the dim of the forest
aervlee te restrict the allowance for
each reserve to a number of stock
which experience shows to be the actual
graslng capacity of the range under
normal conditions, to make such range
divisions among applicants and tha dlf
ferent classes of stock as are for the
beat Interests of the reserve and com
monwealth and . to divide the graslng
firivtlege fairly. The advaatages given
n the use of a protected range are eon
aldared to be full compensation for the
Hoc ted. and tha earnest bo-
operation of stockmen- Is- solicited to
carry -cut the poller of a conservative
use of the range under such restrictions
and regulations aa will Insure its perma
nent utility." "--'
ELKS CONDUCT FUNERAL
1 OF KASPAR VAN DRAN
(IceeUI Msestea ei The Jeerss1.t
' Albany, Or., Jan. 1. The funeral Of
the late Kaspar Van Dran, who died In
Portland last Thursday night, waa held
In thla eltv thla afternoon from the
hall of the local Elks lodge, the Elks
conducting the impressive ceremonies.
. An Dran waa a member of the order
In Pendleton, where he lived for a num
ber of years. The funeral waa general
ly attended by-the mem here of the or
der and a la age crowd of friends -1 f
the family and of deceased waa present
Exalted Ruler C. H. Burggraf pre
sided and Hon. W. R. Bllyeu delivered
the oration, his address being one of
the best sver l-ard at a funeral In
thla city. , Special ' musical numbers
were rendered, and arter tne ritualistic
service at the ball a large crowd fal
lowed the body to the Maedhle cemetery
where" burial" waa had in the plbt of th
family where the body of the late Mr
Van Dran waa laid to rest last August
Tha floral pieces brought to the funeral
were numerous and the grave was fair
ly smothered w(th the beautiful offer
ings of the friends of the family. ;
PUTTING IN TROUT -i-
v' LADDERS AT DAMS
- '(Special Dispatch te The Jeere!.) - ' '
The Dalies, Or., Jan. 1. Deputy dame
Darden I S. Frits has Just -returned
from the upper Hoed river valley, where
ttm haa been superintending the con
struction of three trout ladders, two
ever the dams of tha Oregon Lumbar
compaay and one ever the Hood River
LJaht A Power company s oaia; two
ladders are complete, and the one over
the new dam near the town or Dee will
be completed about February U In
time for the spring run of trout
This dam Is II feet high and win ra
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i IHtllk IH 1 0 BE,
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In the
iWorith $35, $3(j,
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500
Boys'
357
0 coats
Rlen's Pants
39c j $1.23
Takes the pick of sfiy ';
pants in tue house '' ',
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Special
YOUR OWN PRICES
" Come Tueadaw- Sale jenda Thursday and the store win be : X
- Tscated Thursday night; Great surprises for you. So come. '' Z
', 11 Czi V C ii I U U U U ii . ii
: Opposite Olds,
quire a ladder about 1IT feet long. It
wilt ha hm the lareaat (rant ladders
In the state and Is being built on the
latest government plans and up to date
in every reepeci.-- -.- , .. .
ARRESTED ON LARCENY
CHARGE AT CHEHALIS
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V (Seeelal fHesateh a The Jsuraal.)
rhahalla. Waab.. Jan. L Oeorse Bar-
nett. eon of 1, W. Barnett ef Sllana
bnre?. who a few yaara ago waa sheriff
af tais county, was arrested here Sat
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UOEXTcUSid;
peejv-i ,',
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House
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$25, $20 arid. $15 i
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TUESDAY :--'.i ". t
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SUSPEI1
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HEAVY 0XES
Boys9 Suits
TAKE YOUR PICK
1 TUESDAY
r Worth from t to $7 V.
Yortmzn O King
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YOU DON'T NEED
to lose a finger merely becauaa ire sore
i no more need you lose teeth because. ,
(forsooth, they ache. If a cur bualneaa
to -know whether or not extraction - Is -absolutely
necessary our delight to
sove them for you every time it's poasl-
ble. Suppoee yen make an appointment
with us at our dental parlors and find
-cat aaaetly-what --It anything should -
he done to put ana.geap your teeth In
good condition. The finding out la free
here. ., - - ; -, - v-'T ; ' -" ' :
a WISE BROS., Dentists;
rklrd and
; lOpen evenings and Sundays. Mala JOli.'
urday afternoon,' charged with grand
larceny, ' He la accused ef stealing an
overcoat from a man at Med ford, Ore
gon. Several- weeka ago Barnett was
arrested hare for assault and. battery
on Fred Rlege, a hotel man. The bear
ing waa poatponed for a day and Barnett
was permiiiea i
nlsenee. During
ChriBtmas day
and It la alleged
accused af taking- He will be held T
pending the arrival Of tha officers froca
Oregon. . , - '
Eggn cants a
Ulea.
it-.. '. .;'!'- v
aaw- . . t 1 (a
0 go on nia own reoog I i
1 the night he left town. . .11
ha returned to Chebalia H
wore tha aoat ha la 11
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