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i Falem; teei 13. The contract for the
construction Of the building for th em
t loymeai tastltatlori for adutt blind,, to
la located el 82d And Giisa trset
partlandy ws awarded ty'th
board of eofttroi Tuesday t fUrad
Cllst eompaay Portland .
of. f 10S.M8. There were. j
far this contract. v !
i The plumbing 'and heating "con.ract
was" awarded to Pox & Co- of Poruana
on a. bid of 128,500. Eleven. Bids- were
entered for thia contract.
I pf the liMJif appropriated, hrjth
legisalture for this tastitutioiy If
1-emiin tor the purchase of furniture
and eoulpmenL The ffftrands en which
the InetAtutkn wUl be locate cost the
state 113,600. -
f The buildings are alt to be of brfck
Vonstruction and Include a two-story
Administration building in which wUl
he located the offices of the Institu
tion, a large auditoridm, women sleep
ing Quarters, reception rooms, kitchen
and dining rooms, & tnen'a dormitory.
i-R-hlch will be riven over entirely to
'sleeping quarters tor the men Ot the
institution; a workshop and a power
house and laundry.
J ConStructkwi work la to be started at
jonee. .': X
Coos County Budget
Calls for S653.854;
To Decide ;Millage
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' North Bend, Dec. IX, Following te
a summary of Ui coagei io n sus-
mitted to the taxpayers December 33
by the Coo county budget committee:
For county purposes, 10W7.0 ; school
purposes, $153,300; state tax. $142,00 j
road and bridges. $134,279.40 i. 1 irifH
special levy, $24,000; market road.
? 34,600; market roads state surplus
7794; market roads county levy, 331
64 i roed bond Interest, $3.40 ; road
bond sinking- fund, $61,280 1 emergency,
$11,000 ; . total, 753,02.V r- -
The unexpended balance II $12J54.M;
estimated revenue frem general fund.
340,160; estimated rev from gen
eral road fund. 313,000; estimated revenue-
from market road fund, : $7000:
total, 173,608.53. , '-- ' - m - --
The amount to be raised bv taxation
ti $874,470.2" : revenue from high school
tuition is $20,820, , leaving the amount
to. be divided by valuation In determine
tag state and county vinJliage. ,
$34.25. ' , t - .
of fTaiamelte daring tBe coming. Sine
Woman Mubt Face
Char&6 of Murder
In Second
Woman Ends Life
j By Hanging; Body ,
Is Found in Sued
. Cslfax. Wk1i Dec 13. 'Mrs. Mary
Emma Flumraer, 67, widow of H. I
Plummer, committed suicide by hang
Ins Tuesday , afternoon. With her
daughter" Mary, juhlof in the nigh
school, she had rooms at the home bt
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. English in the old
Colfax college. She was fouti hang
ing in a shed near the house. She had
been in poor health for some time. She
Is survived by a son, George, a student
of; the Northwest Business college at
Spokane, and a. daughter, Mary.
Mrs.' Knglish, in whose home sh
had rooms, is a sinter of her late bus
band. Mrs. Flummer was a piftheer
ot, Colfax, her first husband' having
been Richard Taf range. She was a
member of the Baptist Church and
Kastern Star.
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Man Absent on Bail
Js Sought by Police
Two weeks ago J. F. Vaughan, a
former railroad man, appeared before
Judge Ekwall to answer charges of
IKWKessing a still. He vehemently de
nied the accusation and said that the
contrivance belonged to another man,
vrho used it in Vaughan's home on the
east' side. Upon Venetian's reQttst
that be be allowed to find the mant
the Judge postponed passing of sen-
tence until Tuesday. At that time, al
thoufch the accused man failed to ap
peart Judge Kkwall imposed a fine ot
$390 And added a jail sentence of 90
days. Vaughan,; who is out on bail, is
being sought by the police.
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Keep Workman's Act
Is Sneaker's Plea
La drande, Dec 13. EX J. Stack,
secretary of the Oregon. Federation ef
Labor, pleaded for retention of the
workmen's compensation act in an ad
dress Tuesday at the Union county Ad
club luncheon. He declared organised
labor )8 anxious to have the statute
preserved. Walter E. Meacham, presi
dent of the Oregon Trail association.
also spoke. ,
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The Dalles Hans
To Greet Bishop
The Dalles. DeA IS. The official
ttsit or Bishop Frederick Remington
o" the Eastern Orefori missionary dio
cese of the Kpiscopal church to The
Dalles next Saturday will be made the
occasion of a public 'reception at the
auditorium. Citizens, without regard
to faith, are being invited to greet
the bishop, who will bo received with
a program la the course Of whictl
Mayor Stadetmatt and ' Circuit Judge
Bred Vif. Wilson will speak. The vari
ous clubs of the city Tuesday were
asked to participate la piano for the
affaif. ..' -
Abeffleca, Wah, Dec. 11. Ura.
fidllBakl, who shot and killed Matt
FaUHrfikl, a 'tofgefr and wounded ftUSM
fmiirps; d mnt 4irorkef . Ifi feef tedgtag
bouse Monday morning, Toesaay was
charged wltt nTardef I tfto second flV
gro. Ott Wf omatlow filed by the prose
cuting attorney. -' - - . - .
jlra Mary .saesepansai iiotm:u-
Kolosov-Bolinskt. Os he Ot has in
creased in the past few years, ha been
tried In. . the - last eight inontns on
charges of . liqaer potseision. liquor
wlllnr. dtaordertv eOnduet and assault.
In her. spard moments abo, has figured
In a namWf fit fift. :,
As tod confessed slayer- of Pulawaki
and amaiiant of Phillips, who Is con
fined tO local fadepital with bullet
wound In hi hip. this woman, nhjk
named "the Trotsky of the South Side,"
kmased and tsled a coroner's jury
eonVened Monday sight to determine
Uid eaatse of JttlaW8kTa death and to
decide if Mrs. BoHnsfct should bo held.
SO conflicting ao the evidence given
that the Jury returned a verdict al
leging jerely "that Matt Pulawskl
came tov his death la the city f Aber
deen county ot Oray Itarbor, state
ef Wasbmaton, hot :by : Mr. , Mary
BollnskC -
Two
Disturb
Helix,; Or.
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Helix. Qt Dec" Two -distinct
fcarthfluakd ihocTUi were felt har Mon
day night and one Tuesday morning
about 10 o ciook. uuuaings were suuu
perceptibly,- The aolso Accompany Ihg
th shocks sounded like the dull thud
of a haw falling Meet ahd many
raft to their door, believing that some
accident had occurred nearby. i
FOLKS KNOW ViERB j&
TRUSTCP,TRItO ANDtKUE
THAT SHOULD BB G00P
EPU&H FOR
ueto oir iABCslkT change -
Roeeburg. Dec 13. W. B. Howard,
fotmerly employed in Douglas county
t-y the . A. Moceri Contracting com
tiany. Was arrested at Eugene, Tues
day, and brought back to Roseburg td
face a charge of laceny Moceri al
leges that when Howard quit he took
with him tools and other merchandise
valued at $10l. Howard appeared in
the justice court here and demanded a
preliminary hearing. His bail ban been
fixed at $500.
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wdouCitdPieB cvta sastd
while chopping wood in the bafee
ment of his how in WlUbrldge, late
Tuesday afterhobn, Qtty Hbyl cut hie
left hand with an axe he Was wielding
in bis Hght head.
Wilt AID 1 DHtYE
Willamette Vniversity, Salem, Deo
12 -JPresident E. T. Frankllh of the
Union college, Barbourritle, Ky, W
here to assist in the intensive campaign
Wooden Leg Wins t ,
IHeduotion in Fine
i m i m
" The km of n U sW b handi
cap IS iott Instance, but ta tfte case
6f CfiiCst Befiooa It had It- advantages,
too. ; Tuesday. Benson. ' was arraigned
to msAleipai cnrt .i charge Of dis
orderly conduct,- preferred by jr. Nok
kaav fcreirtrtete of restaurant at No.
7 Bornsldo etreeu TestlnMmy was
iMrodaeed to show that Benson feeeant
enraged aod swore at tn waitreese.
Wbeir they remonstrated ,witfe him he
broke P'ate glasowlndow with hie
fist, fljey testified. Judie 3E3twktI tm
poocd a fine ef $39 and a jail sentence
Of SS days. It was then that Benson
thought Of hie wooden leg" and off-red
a ta evidence la his own behalf. The
judge remitted half Of th penalty. , ,
ICT PAIL fitTBTS WOUk-HK
WiHIam Brudloe, a lahoref, is In
Oood Samaritan hospital, sof ferlflg
from UtjarMs to hi back caused when
he slipped and feu while at work near
Ufifttort Monday. Besides 'the injured
back it Is thought lie may be hurt lh
teTnally. , Ater accident ho was
taken to his room in the Couch hotel,
Second and Bumaide etreeus. His eoa
eiUOfi srrew Wbrs dad he was the 11
sent U the hospital. - -
Skyline Company ;
WiUEetumMoney'
To Stockholders
T. U. Wmiama, seefetary-treasofer
ef the kylloe corpoation. abitovaeed
Tuesday that the ISM stockholders ta
the company would bo returned alt of
the money Invested la stock. If they
vote to diesolve the corporation at .a
-stockholders meeting to be -called thW
week. No part of the company's funds
have been Invested and the cost Of In
corporation will be borne by the of-
gkhlaera. wlllUm Stated.
The corperaUOd was organised sev
eral months ago with a capitalisation
of tfso.Ooe for the purpose ot -baying
sad somas; real est ate." About $400.
000 worth of ltd stock was subscribed
for bv atDroximate!y 1200 purchasers.
Very little money had "been paid oa the
stock subscriptions, William said. . ;
' plan for the erect km of an audi
torium oa the-Failinr block, bounded
by Fifth. Sixth. Salmon and; Taylor
street had been ' entertained by the
company, Williams stated, but had been
abandoned. The .company had no
xnenmr Invested hi an ODtlon on ' the
property, he said.- Other officers of
the Company are John Gibson, presi
dent: Dr. W. M. Ross. Vice president;
Seymour Waahburo and. CS. H. WB
11 ma, directors. . -
De Palma, Vet Eacer,
Servek Term in Jail
Madera, Cal, ; Deo. i, IS. - Ralph De
Palma, veteran automobile racing pilot,
la today breathing ; the air of the
free. 'Att- O'clock Tuesday Do
Palma. who was serving a 10-day sen
tence la the county jail for speeding,
shook hands with Sheriff J. HI Bamett
and other lall officials and boarded a
train tor Fresno and toe Angeles. Al
though sentenced to serve 10 days, he
was released after nine days had been
served, having won a day ta his
behalf for "good behavior.'
Tk) say that we are trusted,
A tried and true ia covering:
a lot of territory, btlt it' the
gospel truth. You ask any
one who has had business ex
perience with this concern
and they will tell you that
our square dealing is twelve
inches to the foot.
Eagle Lumber Co.
Retail Yard
E. 41D AND HALSEY
PHONE TABOft 3691
ft
KEEP
WARM
At
LESS
COST
Phone Tour ealer for Prices.
BUC0DA
COAL
felaed j tales 3rfaers
- Atdrtwii-Ceaaver Fael Co.
-t , TAber ft!7
BOHaf Ifljjf1
CMs labia Fael Cempkay
WAlaat 31
r ATKl0rMir
I. t. SowMt
TAser OetS
SiniaH Ave. Peel 1 tea Co.
- A at. i.17
3 Portias" Coat Cetnaaay
,c B Roadway $$21 ,
&eHweA Weed feat Ce I
Pealasala Mereaatne Co.
l-Mpire 7S
Seaais Xercaatlle Co
WAlaat tl
J. J. Kill
TAbor 37
CUCOdA COAL CO.
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Sale of R. K. Freight
Ship Salvage and Manufacturer's Samples
FROM THE St. Pt i S. R. R.
WK WIIX Sfctl, TH.E FOLLOWING GOODS
65c Phonograph Record Albums 65c
Thes Albums wUl hold twelve 6r 12-lnch records. Regular retail
price is $1.25. Buy here and save fOc,
15 rolls Finest 1000 Hheet UssUe toilet Paper for $1.05
This pHce is leH than any dealer Can buy It for;
$5.25 for $12.60 Coaster Wagons ,
(7.45 fot $15.00 Coaster Wagons
These Coaster Wagons arte being fcold here at half the prtee that vther
store are selling them for. They wre damaged by smoke, and the Insur
e.hrt n2y tul-nd them, over to us. A IftMe varhieh will make these
C&asters look like new. Only 160 in thte lot.
ScooUr Wagons, $2.50 kind, perfect, $1.45
Read About Toys
$3000 worth of Sample Toys which we bought from Jhe
importing firm of Lipschutz & Kats Will be sold; here
at HALF what they can be bought elsewhere. This stock
consists of Dolls, Blackboards, Trains, Guns, Educational
uoarcLs, uuija Hearts, Doll Fuiiuture, Pianos, Buggies
and so forth. ' ; - .
Buy Your Toys Here and Buy Them for Less
; - efcARAfrTfelib PLATES
.; ", -AS WW AS f7A' '-,';-:
iUNION
Dentists, Ihc.
Wrlttea Gearaatee With kU Week
Oar Feather'?- Plate the lightest
and strongest, rubber plate that was
ever produced Is In class b tt
self.: Has ' Ufelyke carved gume
end vis constructed out bf ear
famous Feather Rubber. -
Pereelala"rewa,tf.f fi S
fS-K Gli Crewas..S3.50 to S3
Si-K BrWf..,s5.50 S3
Come to our office and prove to
your own satisfaction -the results
you will have at toee-fcalf the price
other dentists charge. . . .
. 231 y2 Morrison, Ccr. 2n 3
j Jao for tv F't ri' SSe-s
Jiist Rcdved From the S. P. & S. R. R.
Pklht. Tafali
" . (k T I " I a..v ,.vw l.r nwilBOVWD - J'nin
will brlag-. owrs. uais meaas eteaa ap at oaee ler the ateaey
fiARE BARGAINS IJT
1 - ALL KINDS OK
STATIONERY
wver wop Doxes.bf th finest Gift
poxes or stationery wHl
nere for less than any jobber
buy them, Betntinit WmM a
be sold'
sr can
nun JC
Of Paper, up, from.. ....... dlOC
T41k AbotitTkhlptfi. !
Why we cam sell yoa' XJnen Tablets
that retail as high as 85c for in
Lots of fm Tablet frorn Bi ko T
We have all kind or Loose Leaf
Paper Scratch Paper. Rent Receipt
P02k' Triplicate Order Books.
Note and o foHh. We also have
all , kinds of Stickers, teose Leaf
Cttversj, lots of .Wire Baskets al
most anything for the school, pri
vate person or office.-' I tell yw,,
peOpl,.lts fast like finding money.
Come here, buy all you want as
ions as it lasts.
LITS iTALit JaBOUT HOSIERY
The entire stock of sample Arrow
and Eagle Hosiery In silks. Hales,
fiber silks and Heather Hose will
P"t a ale here Tharsday to
Saturday from, I Ja As. , to P. M.
S.O0 1 Ladies Silk Hose, alack or
: cordOvasti pa.t.. "..SA.OO
fiCT Cblffon 'Open Work Bilks, in
Mack bnly, pair........ei,25
J125 Black Silks with docks, per
, pair Sa.70
AH nlt or Cat SHk TJTES at
e5 two for v..-..,1.wi.OO
a 00. dozen . f OWELft at AttSO a
oosea some buy. i c- t
Men's IS.ee HATS at..;.;..S2.K0
BowlftlUS OTERCOATS S3
- WkriA and rainproof.
Men's S University OVERCOATS
ta wnipRDsn::::!:
$25 RATXSTKRCivercoats lais:??,
45 KE5TOX Overcoats -1 2 500
lrl Cls'tl260 aB $S" Bmpl
5Q for ComMittnan Set ot Paris
Garters and Arm Bands. . -
Paramount Wool Hosiery, pr. i
Aftsed. Heather Hosiery at..5e
. 3 pairs for. . . . . ... . . , ..gL,00
S'ibbr Silk IA white, gray .or Wee
ai, rm.iT i .t i v v in...;....-. .aoe
1.T5
' pairs
. at. .TOir i .vtwv.m.. ; .. . i
Meh Heklher Hose, f prs. 8
Men's 4c Silk Lisle Hose, i
'keaVoT.v-m-1ali
ilen's Jl.fcS Pure Thread SUk
Tktk Salvage Store has the followtlk relet. It yea key k afr bt
aey eat give eaHiifaetioa. they wUl b replace ky a lew
ii.V. Y""rJ,.l".'T tais sa tat oee, yes eaa aavs year ai
" - vm lap. .i wo luags vi us imn. -. .....
- av Ytre pairs tori it. . . a30
ioe-patrs Cerddroy Past
: the paif ....... .,......a.ta
10 pkHw rtoteekft Pants t S2.B3
0 pahs of Heavy Lace Brchesv
pair S2.48
SO pairs of Work Shoes, pr. 91.00
Men's Fine Raincoats at Ji5.SS
Wool rp ilankets JH 2,& S
f6xS M ted Wool Blankets t4vft.
00 Wait - Ce-tlon Coiftfbrtrs
at .......... -j. ........ T
82.00 for Jiekey Wool Jersey
Work Pants. - They are extra
.heavy and we mro ordered to
move them Jkt once.
Kaees
blr. If
aey
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quick starts and rnore mileage aU summer. It also
gives you the same perfect! service in winter
weather. That's because it Is regulated . for use in
cold motors. ' 2
Evacy drop of Associated Gasoline is consumed in
the combustion chamber preventing excessive con
turiination of the lubricating OiL
Buy Associated Gasoline from garagea and service
stations showing Associated signs and buy it with
Associated Oil Company Scrip Books, which save
you 4.5S$& ... - : - . . f ?:.vv . - C
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