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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. ORBuOM .TUESDAY. JIORNIXG., JUNE 21. 1021 1 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF -Zlh. Rrtjortwls ipost and Gorernor Ben W. O'cott following births hare bwn will accept the tun on behalf of j theatre. To Mtr. and Mrs. Mike: the state. Albert Lourhrtdce. i IT.eian at Halls Kerry. June Pot Commander. i ' Apart im-nt v. , j M ra Onrirp i Two furnished Bicycle Mining Smith. C. W. Wanger. p:. A. Dil- A bicycla belonging to (ieorge 1 Ion. K. V. Vandercook, Mrs. V. C. Young, 173 South Cottage street, j Vogler, Omer E Lilly. P. V. Jan was reported an missint: Sunday j ney. V. F. Jefferson, and V. night from where he ha.l left it Morgan. Others recisterinc were parked in the alley nrar the Hhgh y, c. Schram. Seattle: J L Coi- ther. Itend: A. T Fox. Des Moines Iowa: Mr and Mrs. s Hailey. Santa Barbara: W A. Stonelake. 390 PUPILS TMl. 1? We Wilson litrpft lT.. Au CJIi. - . Mrtrcr iimh - 11 a . - . inn 13. .d Gisele Jeanne Ieora; to KTIU Mrs. Ralph r. Martin. ISI State etreef . June 2l. a son. a Eurene -Chester. U1"" rooms. Mam month Adv d housekeepnc Minneapolis; W A Dunbar S n St. Phone -2 u. P. Bradford. Rosebun An automobile driven bv a Chi nese was badly damaEed Sundav ' niuht on the Portland road thon 'Tin I Found Yit loads ot 16 Inch inside mill --od $18. TT.. Buy now. prompt Jjarery. Spafilding Loggin Co. it mllblori i.K , .. 1 An ; ainomoi ie ure and r.m I. F. Proctor of the Valley Motor w'r' f,,,in'1 ""'lay nicbt on th- company. The cars wore travel- !'v,T.,on roa" b 'v ha"Pr' , , ., , . ,. ' who lives on the .simlv road Thev ng in opposite direction, when ; wrt. fi the collision .irrnrrl The proc- ld,.n,m,-.a, jon. tor car was but slightly damaged. Lrgal Blank Get them at The Statesman ot- r . m . . . . efidar m rning sniiicient i ce. waiaiog on application. raii Were raisjed at thi Tualatin j Adr. B ... . f .... V, . I rtartfi to be IalnteI . .n I n r Mitcbell Fineil ' A .1 Mitchell of Marion wa MneiJ J10 y-sterilay tor reckless on nnvins 01 an auiomooue. urc ; Mrs. W Uus.sell. San Francisco; K. M Moves. San Francisco; Mr.. V V. Young. Bandon: S. A John son. Med ford: Mrs. (' L. Bowes. I'allas. 'John levy. S. Koenic. New York: Frank Norton. Suth erltn: Mrs. T. Wootin, Astoria; It. T. ("arruthers. Astoria: Mr. Kmilie SC Shaw, Milwaukie; C. M and C. K. Cratidall. Yale, and Krnest Hosen. Kucene FH.K;il F. Tiffany. C F. Gan- Mabel Shoemaker. I P. TIE COURSE Registration for Daily Vaca tion Bible Study Proves Big Surprise nated Kay. This leaves for tne th'rd and semi-final round to be played off n' xt Sunday the games of Keene ts. Vorse and Thielsen t vs. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs Krce Kay of th'1 local club have entered in the contests m Portland this "ok !"t the north vestern rlf cham; :f'ti ship Mr Kty ha- entered -n tti men's cha mr-ioiiship to;;rnt. aii'i Mrs Kav in the women's m u L EXHIBIT TODM Reedsport Bond Interest Is Now Paid up to Date Visitors Will Be Received a Institution From 2 Until 4 O'Clock 'JS0X Ol tne puyjin -fjfiyi, and regular class room work ; Ml pe DOWn 1U iuc r- uv. .ww rn'ere ill be exhibits from the Jtr-ttal training snop. me uomro- airt !?partmenia ana me prmi ;The past school rear has been s Mikm fuccessful one. there being lliewiinterruptions from sickness or kf cause. One graduate, ueorgo MORE TEACHERS NEEDED -ttndist Kpi copal church to Mint the cbnrc4h. Th Wllsonville j avln Plant to Start ttirch wH rrnpleted in a few; Arrangements are bi ton aad TlPrros erxort is ne tair mtde to Ttlp ont ptnbarras g debt on bti charcaea. Anlflorized agent Eastman ko iaitv films and photo supplies, rilms deTeloprd and printed. idf. i . ' I'"" Kenh ! I(raft Mrs t ! u r. in vest : nation n wa.; jouna no was binc made to start the paving plant at Aums ville. Archie Mason of Portland will.;-have charge of the plant and work la expected to commence soon. driving without a driver's license Police (ffur White made the arrest. The Artisan llnnre Dreamland Kink Wednesday. June 22. Dreamland Orrhe.stra. Adv. Twent -! Kmrlojrd- G.A. B. Attention KMfrvlck PC'St will list ueek the free employment bureau conducted by Karl Harp at the citv hall was enatded to se- I Sttlfttit Souglil .liisojih i tie il Knarson and Karl tn. P. Thompson. H L. Blair. H. Kildow. A K Kastland. P. A Bullay. F. J. Blachirter. C. F. Drtchl and F. K. Becker, all of Portland. Others registering wer '. K Turner. Seattle: I. C Drury. Turner: F. B Bennincer. Bend: J V. White and wife. San hieto; F.dna (ielilen. Staytnn: Ira Wade. Toledo. Or : W. P. Smith. Three Weeks of Work May Culminate With Big Pub lic Program Three hundred and ninety pu pils were registered in the Dailv Vacation Bible study classes at the opening of the course Mon day morning This is practically assemble K. Kinarson f led a complaint i the circirt urt vesferdav aca'n-; Anna l( Ce "r at Kettle. cure employment for 21 person. ! f lr.,p..rtv in s.n-.r'-on tt the Color-at the hand stand, i:'1 7 , inv.dv. d in the su.t. WltB"- ''" -.tA ... ,j ! hands, two as wood ho;. per. . SSXi.-n! 5. mPv:Ul".: ! . ,...i, rtaSeige fun ! the stat of Ore- ,M"""" uuw'r,B; ; ( ompl,nt,t was tiled v-terlay feel tired, nervous and run down. - - . ht pi zii ann irarmna i ir irK i . .i . .. . . . . 1 j . . . . !n ,n1 c.rcui: couri nv mukii i ne n:nnv rna manner i u y that could not be filled, and Mr ; R aca;nst Huh Walker and t.e restored to healthy and regu Race asks that anyone needing i wif jn Wllj(h ,ho pia.ntiff ask- lar action .1 T Osburn. R V. D Oak t'.rove; Nelli( and M am ie don hie the attendance that had Bostrack. Albany, and J. II. Col- i been anticipated for the openinc litis. Independence. I of tUe s liool. and 'lie directors . express themselves as delighte-1 Titot iii.F.u Mm tj: yfars If Ton suffer pains and aches dunnc the day and slc-ep-disturh-ing bladder weakness by night. . Th pobJic Is earnestly in- vitei to attend assembling on the fgtt side ot tlte capitol. Comrade C 8. Hamiltoa will speak for the nonnnnnn Last Times Today Douglas MacLean in Thos. Ince's The Home Stretch' help notify the office. A CUflsiried Ad W1U bring yoa a buyer. I KfftJair 45.00 Thor Vac nam t Cleaner. Oar Price VI $25 -ELECTRir; MACHINE VEesgixeerixg CO. J37srrt St. Phone 488 vil , Ontflassea fTi ytrar eyes. Ovr bills your parse HARTMA2I BROfL Two Cycle t lash While riding a motorcycle on Twelfth street Sundav. G. H Metg, route 5. struck a boy who who was riding a bicycle at th Intersection of Mill street. Neith er person was injured. MonnumAnt, Tomtit one Ahd mvble cleaner: F.d Miller. 267 So. Church St. Tbone 1937R. Adr. 'or a judgmnt in th" sum $37.".'i and .' attorney's r es This rase ha to do with nfor': ing the payment of a note. Final Account Filed The final account of the estate of C. C. Wnrwirk. deceased, was filed yesterday by Bert K. Peebles, adm'.nistrator. The court has set July 25 as the- date for hearing of objections to its approval. A de cree of final settlement of the es tate of Mrs. C. A. Koester. de eea.sed. was filed .yesterday by the county court. A decree of final settlement was fild also or the estate of F. W. Kelly, deceased, by th court. C. M. Crittenden. L. C. McSMne and J. L. Calvert were appointed yesterday as appraisers of the estate of Euphemia McDon ald, deceased. Fireworks for Sale Tbe Ace, 127 N. High. AdT. fiOM Thaifunertrt ef .Urti Ire. veter md- OptSstaaa. I who filed UlUay'i neiajsn lougn caayi i . j . ... i.. - JUST RECEIVED . Kaiona Perfect Liquid PalnU Kaaaonabla vrleaa , tittal Faraltara A Hartwara Co. citi. Uoxamarcua jraoaa vi i Islsa Qeaners & Dyers Ull 1. Coml 8t Fnoaa lift I TREES tm fpriag ruatta Ordar Tnm IffiB SALEM NURSERY CO. Bmnaimf 1II9I 4 IS a A Ii at :t o i WOOD WOOD Call a IL Trary Wood Co, tor all kind of dry wood froftpt AallTtry Pboaa 120 V.e par 2c abore the tirkct price for egjs and products f ; PEOPLE'S CASH STORE f I Home Builders Take Notice eta aav yoa money on Qr Plumbing Supplies; it U1 pay yoa to com and about prices. We al ys bava m. suddIt of all kiida. Tests, all sizes, prices yery low i CAPITAL ain House Wy and sell ererytbina Pbon 29S - Ill Cbemeketa St- IL'I. Txels.; aftefnoon. Mr. Mesons nome was north of town on uaraen roat near the faircrounds. is sur vived by bin wile. - . The .lunerai of- Mrs. Nany B Goode. who Sled at her horn. 14 8ft Walelr street, will be held from the borne TueadajvJ one .21 at 2 o'clock p. m. She leaves to mourn her. five daughters and two sons; Mrs. B. S. Howland. Denter. Colo ; Mrs. Lettie Barnes. Mrs. Ed A. Jory. Mrs. Stella Moore, James F. Goode, William M. Goode. all of Salem. Marriage licenses were issu-i in th offici of the county clerk yesterday to Abelona Marie Ras mussen. St. Paul, and 1'eter M" Spirup Wrirht. Wymo; Mrs Kvi Duhrkoop rf Salem and r"d W Roberts of Portland: Mrs. Pearl L. Zimmerman and" O A. Conklinc of Mill Cit.": Maud Larcent f't Silverton an i H. I). Cosko of Boise, Ida. On Saturday night a license was granted to Maud" Fern Wirtz of Salem and Roy Mattoon of I'ortlanl "f No. 1. Lucsville. o writes: "1: tried many n medies but they did me no good. I took Foley Kid- j nev PilU and thev heltied me so m,,h thut nnw I am well."!iri ,he morning from 9:30 until Ion't delay. Sold everywhere. Adr. at the response given th ir mvi tai ion to join . Twenty-five teachers were in service yesterday, but more will have to he added beginning wi''i today, because of the larcer en- them to reisonaM rollment than had been expected Sortie tood volunteers are asked rather than a'ta for, and there will he work for all who are likely to he found. Iicnic in I'rtjx t. The work is to be carried on Interest on bond- of the to- "f U.-edsi-ort held tiy the state h;s be n paiu :ti full to date, ri rr i niu to ,i statment isu".l (' P. II"!!. state treasur-T In a state ment prepared for the pr s Mr -off says: ' To correct .my Impression tin' many have been conwved by r cent newspaper statements th-H the citv of bted-port has default 'd in the pawnent of interest on its bonds due May 1. I'.'Jl. he'd by the s'a' . treasurer, pi ase h-adi-ed that this mt rest ha- b en raid in 'nil It ftojuen'U hap pens that thre is a lew das' 1" lay in m-et i g inter st (ianu'i)' dii" on the fionds o' the ar ou- rejron muni' ipiit'es. ! ir this s never considered sufficient r aori for pufilishing t the worl i tlrit tney hie 1 faulted in th' ir eiil: i;at:nn-. th'-rb d S'-red util: the municipality and d pi 'a t . t:e Value "t its sec u t itiis. "If impre-ses ni" tliat fair pi iy to Oregon imum n i.palit ie tutitles press as -ist - ance in mer tinc their i.bl :ra t ion - s that can oti! result in th destruction oi cred t " The Or pon S hool for the dea will close Friday. June 2 1. oiji which day all tne pupils will start for their homes. There will t.e tin rormat pradua tion ir closing exercise- this yeari but today will be special visitors- dav An exhibit of the industria HlOfJkinB of Salem, has taken the ifcxatninations for entrance to uai- .'tfandet colleRe. asningion. anu focperts to continue nis muu- hre next fall. This college for Jihi.deaf. which is supported by lf" .. ' f . . .1 w ..rT-n mpnt hail the w . i - irur .1 . ..... .... ftni:iiue distinction of teing the 'u.-.i.I . .. LinH tn Ih. world. u.i,j oiita iif t" " o P-;Uln invitation is extended the PlUbiic to visit the school this Tjternoon. especially between the Jinu.s of 2 and 4 o'clock, and see 'Jttiv work being done. - THE HABIT OF ULTV LOOKS BOYS 10 LEAVE FOR ELK LAKE FOR BUSINESS Camp Today PERSONALS Buyers Not Numerous Now But Bi Immigration is Expected Soon Miss Jessie Morris of Portland is visitine in the city the cuest of her mother, Mrs. Agnes M. Mar- m. "There are not very many pres ent buyers; but there are lots ot .. . rt l A .... - 1 ,1 ,i n in K.. r r f A road committee from North " . ii ii j nt , t. u-rron p am ookers. a few mighty cood Howell composed or I.. K r.rron, . , .. ' i .... l' ... .- i n il i.-. r n t-r 1 1 n f in rpt em . . 1. villi'-, r.. . . i - Stevens. Bn Watkins Pickens and S. J. Coruter wer? Frank iiaier ou, is micuivui ! -. t . . . . . . 1 . . . - nn t t - j M ("t L 1 f 11 J presenting road their locality before the county court yesterday. A. J. Culver, county roadmas ter. was a business visitor at Aumsville yesterday. Mrs. J. D. Sutherland returned conditions in tlwn. . : l ney are comm.: in muid; m fram Montana. Idaho and Kastern Washington, looking mostly for small acreage tracts where thet can settle down to build comfort able homes. Some want to buy in Webb '& Clough Co. Funeral Directors Sunday aftet a two rweelts ?irif t,ttiargcreage. lrm 5 to 15 rn Portland. -"' J.ri arrest wheaie they catrldo a little Mrs. C. 0.-nice .BtHrt.. K. T. i , lkrmlltt anii frurowine. Busselle will t pen d today l;.rorf-' -niPv rijnot a4l )pe ting to land. Tret-rieh orrt night, ifflmit or an; C. W. Hubhs r.f Silverton -wiB;otner crop Tney Will farm, no among the visitors in Salem yes- d l. n(1 miWV 0j them will terday from tfeaf section. " I rnRV-eTk butthey'A not expect CJalre Tarks of CresTTell f miracles. The one. great mrarle is rived in Saleui y"sferlajr and I thi;tr"es and theihmate and the relflrn today.'Trith iktroek. sj; mounuins gpad " the beautiful f y ' ri green "opuntry that fajrly knock? ? ""'.Zm.. m m " T ontfie,living for a HOTEL ARRIVALS I i fw years in theace brtish and 12 It is expected that several picnics will be arranged for th afternoons, some organized play periods where the children will be well supervised and given the times of thir live?. The mornings will be de-. I ' " largeiy to an tntensUe studv of . . , . r . . . , the uinie. with enough other in- Truck Load ot Happy Lads Vn';, r::e7,v!.0 m:lp " "il: Off For National Forest ment of from 4.".f to .'0 is ex pected as th nresent iiuni's spread the news of the good times they are having. Teachers Apttnionel. A trtickload of deliriously hap- Of the 25 teachers, the attend- iy boys will leave this morning ance in the four churches where for the y M, C A. arap at Klk the work is being done, calls for 'ake. in the national forest be !he appointment of nine to the yond Detroit. They go by truck First Methodist church, seven to to Mill City, then take the train the Hunealow Christian church, to letroit. and make camp to five to the Jason Lee Methodist ' nicht at Detroit. Next day they church and lour to the First Han- will go on in the rest of the way. list church Identical work is o 11 miles, on foot and by pack be done in all places, with the mule wception of the personal char- The chef and a few assistants arter of the amusements and the have been at work in the camp teaching personalities of the j tor several days, getting the place teachers. , in Eood order for the coming of " At the end of the three wee;;s ! "the gang " It is said to be is ODitrse, probably on Friday night. ' beautiful a ramp site as there is Jiily s. a public program will be in the Cascades. The boys will given, in which majty of the in- j live in tents, with spruce bough irfesting parts of the course will beds, and they expect to find most Ie presented. This will be open i & th1 varieties of wild game that lr the cenerat public, as are all (can be found anywhere in Oregon l ie datK sessions. I before they return. V ACCUMULATION Hi:.! VI WHATEVER yjM!dpsinejt, you may satisfy tht'mw'3thin-reason if you have the saving Harit- If you can sacrifice the trifle ifij foV the essen tial later on. ' ! .'X- The United States National will be to discuss with you systematic methods of saving so much tninthly or weekly, or such and such per ortit of, your salary United States NailonalBaiiky glad SALEM OREGON MARION'- Torttand people ro istering were Harold Groom. J. H. O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs I,. Mendel sohn. Mrs. Minni AHman. L O. Griffith. F. C. Toft. F. N. Smith. W. P. Day. L. A. BerK. Maude K. Hawley. A. S. Hammond. W. R. R1GDON & SON Leading Morticians NOMKING Usrtailrs at 1S2 4 V. CcsMMreial sUt Chop Sny. aoodlM 4 Amntr cm dUks. lc eroam sa4 anofc Opa 11 a a. t t -Tt DaadBf Unity Bataraay Vlgat Eat Orcasus i , i II :v---. r. Hif r. i i the sand and the prairie dog towns and the rocks. Some of the chil dren born u, in thot-e ountries are honestly ilni'nt as afraid of a hie tree a a r fy kid is of a country cow "They buy the trees and the mountains and the fruit, and they are jroing to come Jn flocks. Cali IMnHpal Xameil. The cost for the two weeks' ason Iee church, and Mildred I rindle, Maptist church. Alpbe OilleHn is- director nf outing, including transportation. . is. t 1 7 f fi r t Yy tt t u." n t- -m L c t t v e school. i ne principals overt" " ' e four school are: Mabel C,r- f,nmn authorities have wondered iett. First Methodist church Mrs ! " , Hn 'nrougn on mat riorian von Kschen. Hiinsalow su,n fnr bov in ,h" womis ?a,;' Christian ch.irch: Bessb Shinn. ! lot- A- K. xount. interstate se- niai ioi oo worn, is in matte of lh (amp Some of the b03S ' enme from other points tn Marion land Yamhill counties, though Sa- letn will send the largest indi j idual deleration. ; Portland Fire Captain Marries Salem Woman CaptTin Fred W. Koberts. as- isfant tne marsh I of Portland. CHIN T OF VOTES IS DOT FINISHED fornia may capitalize its climate, j Women JUrOf Dill HclS Maj-jand Mrs Kva Duhrkoop. " hose ority of 617 With All Re turns at Hand KATK KICHA!tIS O'HAItK SM-ak Here Sat unlay Do yon ta TURKISH BATHS If ot. why aott No other batht or treatmenU can produce the permanent re lief to the person auffertn from dlaaKreeahle cold or aJl menU of the fleah or body like the Turkish Batha will. Open S a. m. until t p. m. OREGON BATH HOUSE Lady tn Oentlemea attead-aata i r . " " f Throuch the efforts of some of Sa-leni's prominent business an prefessional men. Kate Richards O'Hare. world renowned U-turer. will speak at the armory next Sat- . : ... u . U Hur reVrreon"rrime and Criminal.;'- j "' "-'-s IS non-Mi ui ian aim ii' f-' and has broucht forth unstinted praise trom the newspapers in practically every city where it has been heard. No admission will be charged and everyone will be wel come. In commenting upon this lec ture, delivered In .Miami. Fla . a few week.-, ami. the .Miami Daily Metropfdi s.aid There is a double standard of morals for th state and its citi zens just as there is a double stan dard of morals for men and wo men." Mrs. Kate Richards O'Wtre declared in a bnlliant lecture be fore a large .audience in the Cen tral high school auditorium. Fri day eveninz. "Whi'e a man car commit a crime acain-t S4iciet and 'cet away with it.' a woman h condemned so with, the state and but Oregon can bank on its big trees and its trout streams and its ' soil and fruit, and land its share j of the people who have passed the j weather-fightine ate and want ; . snnif weather that a man can live j in without rarryfne a gun or a fur j Complete t-turn.s on the speci i overcoat. i election of .June 7. received at the "This vear oni:ht to see a splen- ; office of the seer-tary of stat". did Immiicration. If the present , show that the women Juror h'll promise holds out. j carried by a majority of 1 7 votes j The most emphatic vote in the ifJecfjon was that by which the ! soldiers' aid bill was carried. which was by a majority of J.3."i.1. ! Th total vote on all measures follows : - Sixty-day session For. 42.9-t ; reairst. 12. '.r- Major ty against. ' 2'J.72. Sold.ers- aid For. "v219; aeainst. :;7,,i'. Majority for. 50.:!.,;:. Kmerttency flau.-e veto For 2.i2t ' agamsf. " . r. :; T . Majority fcr. 17.". Hei-ni marnace t,ill For. s". aK'iinst. 7': Majori'y , against. V.:.T. ur-.rs Fr. r.i.-': rr T . vacation i rips How i th time to plin a rlstt bick t tt yoa old torn town, or an outlflf to your fiTorttt rort bj tb jahorc or In the mountain. C'f:i m i New Eastbound ' One-way Tr THROCGH - California will b in effect lun 10 and daily, thereafter residence is given as the Mich hotel. Salem, were married jester- j riav at th" parsonage of the First! Methodist church by Rev. Mlain" j K Kirkpntnck. Captain Roberts formerly was af'iliated w-ith the office of th" Mate fire marshal --?:v';' s i Attractive Program For oana concert Tonight With eight numbers in addition 1 to the vocal solo by Mrs. W. H. j Prunk. the program for the band concert this evening is considered 'specially attracthe. Rain dur ing rn" tirst two roncey nas pre vented as large a crowd bein' tout as is hoped for tonight The program ior the concert, as announced by Oscar A Stee! ' hammer, dirwtor. is as frdlows :Mirh. ('a;, of l.itM-rtv Tayior -"ebrtion. haUkhter ot the Reg iment Tobani Waltz. Wedding of the Wind. Hall p tru-i't know unfit .1 ' -il i.-itipr r ? : r iv n star 1 tzhtfr r not. liiif - do know iw s Ntr a'Oir. wliirh will lp ;ir'ii"n rie t ST'ir'tv arid Sijipisv in 1 1 Woi'i.r Ntan. ' at !hc Gran-! T!.raiT. 1 k Back East Low Round Trip TicWeU TIlBOt'GU California are now oo taV at Kttlneed Fare -.r, f. Final r'tnrti limil ronnl trip ikts. thr ;. the from tale date not eeee4 ins O-tober Slat. Hopffri pminrd udtveire ef rauln. On voiir l'a' V rai-t trip. Rfe Crater Iakc Tafcee, YwfBit, Rpqnoia .Vjtinnal Park. ( arri.o .ree a grand ml tMr rolord tanron I'ro from the tar iudor lUa Aarh Trad ant lo4tV lm. Week End and Seasoti Excursion Tickets are dow on aaVMI to : 2:1 Tillamook County Beaches K part i'-'i'arly atf'H'tiT trip n'rim th nasi Kititi' Mountains Th-. la- ho n inrluit- Ro kaway and (inn talHi Hach Rexorta. NeahKahNn, Mauiauita and Bavoran. Daily train laTP Portland t'nion Station SI.'. A M. Special week-end train l-f'-a Tort lanil I'uion btation Saturday li.t'j V. M Ktftri'- train laTo Purtland 4th and . Start Sia . 1 l ' P M. nne. .ne with ww -nd tram at Hilll-born o baK handled on -U"Wi' tram. Newport Iclichtful aashore resort on Ta ontWaj Bay and Tii-ifir Ocean. An ideal plare for the family Large nata'Urium and aall water batba varii4W forma of arnnaemrnt. :, -'(.., Datly Train Berrlce f'rtgon Ontdoora," onr new mm mr 4W)klet. graphi-allr derrihea the diffriBt rehorla in Weatern frgon. and Jnnladea hotel and ramp inform tioOii :t'otT tr-e on requeat. Mountain and Olfer Resorts Detroit ' Breitenhuhb Hot Springs. Mt Jef fer6Cuntry Ticket now ea Bale Elk City ad Toledo Te keta now on ale. ': ! McCredie Hot Spirtaga Tick eta now on aale. ( Ada, Lakeside and Eiltcooa Tx keta now on eatljf. : Joaephlne Connty Caeea TVkHa now on vale. J Crater Lake i A lake in the extimt irat-r of a iroJ'ino ) --Ti-kes on tale July lit. Coleatia Ti-ket now on kale Shasta MonntaiB Reaorta Ti. k-a on aal-. dartsi b and after June loth. ToaenUte Rational Park Tirketa on aale, dailji, and after Jone 10th. Vor partieularn a to pasnencr fare, route, train bt-dulr or aleepmc car reaer?ation. iB'iuire ot anj ticket aj'-ui oi SOUTHERN PACitlC UNES . JOHN M SfrTT. General 1'aaaenxer Asent. Worn n acTinsr. ." filT. Majtirlr-. ior Mrs W. H I'rink. fverture. Jolly Kobhers.. Suppe Serenade. Apple Hlos-oms. K. A. Robert Sele-tion. King Modo. . . . Marin March. (ilory of the Yankee Navy Sou -a Star Spanbd Dannep t of ft y I nmi-'i The cae ai-ain-t I-: I. o'fey Who wa arre.-'ed S.iti:nia niht on a rhaige of !i"HU drunk and disorderH ui th' stre-t. wa.- dis missed -" nl.n i::h,ii n,.itim ot the city at'ortiey U h n arr. -t -i Toffev wh rej ured 'o !umi-h a bail of I J". Van Winkle Writes Opinion '-. T,,pn T,ir"' . , r lo af'empting to avutd a co ror uanK bupenniendent ii.ion with . f-'rank (' I'mmwell. snper:nen ''"nt of batiks has riie wi 'rom coiite Attorn v li'inral Van Winkle m "pin "n holding that when a bank hi" given its note, and as coilat ral -ciirt'v hsi d'divererl note p.vhe to the bin';, the hunk '' b'ch - b Tiote was pa vable and tni'k on the la ctfic 'uhw i" .-'in. lay an a mobile twionc.nc to 'lu- Nocn. turped over wrule iiiau" 1 w th a party of cir.f. ror -naev no one wa- serious!;, but' The t.rtv . on-i-'ed of Mr. and Mrs. "or -i. th'-ir Mr and Mrs -i-d.. ic'i'' r John -on and wif-'. 'ir" n 1 1 , an 'I ,or. n at) 1 two from l''ii''ii"'l Second Round Phycd off In lllahcc Cup Handicap to which the collateral seenrt'- the IndirMual Mrs la d liver-d mav r'tam all of 'Mare savs he entred the prisor tnp nol r,v, n 3 collateral and left it without bit ternes-; r for .nri'y until the notirH note ha ihe was sincere in teMlnc the' n,Pn tully paid He hold that its j ludee who sentenced her that if it j r eht to do so b not affeted tv i was her lot to spnd a term with I the fact tha: the bank that tnv in prison walls, if was that she th" note and collateral security ' micbt do cood thre, and that sh ! has beromc insolvent The bank ! micht cain the information that J to which the rr unity was civen . a a. 1 1 W nn.ntnan V. a-. I ,1 i at ontitl cA O would enM tier laier to u-.. . - ....... ,? '"'', .., , ,h ,uh(,, r!h Sunday i-rr-t .on, of th fisting evt.s , r-um a, n .n. .. Keene defeated Olinger. Vors, tin the prison and jail smems m - a.feed -ke. Thi-Uen defeat- ihis country " Miami (Fla.Vintcn is scur-o. nas , ed l-;f 'ngw ll. and Kc Keene Vr.rse Thiel.sen all'i Robert- wer.. victors in 'he sec ond round ' th" president's .up handicap coif tonrnam'ii' plaved Johiertj e'lni! :' " i Lal Chance -toifBuy of the NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Will sell all or any part. Only a lew days left. Must; be sold. Prices slashed. Remnants practically given away. Temporary location, Tallman's Piano Store, 121 South Commercial Street 5' M t I- is C' is t v r r i fioila IptrniHill8.