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HsR’ K l l ’T lO ìx K A T E S Mr. Conner is un e xp erien ce d couutrv Berlin, bv w ir e le s s to Suv ville In |1 So S i x M onth*........... ................................... 80 c lieuspupermnn, nine’ll o f tliut exp erien ce One Tear.. .»0 S i n g l e Copie*....................... .................. Sc h a v i n g been guinetl througli »everal a d d itio n to B id llu . f ive m o re to w n s In Three Mouth* ------------------- ------ * — ------ ---------- newapnpei ventnrea in Col tage (trove ItonniMniu h a v e been (s h e ll by tile T e u t o n i c tro o p s, wlilcli b a v e re a » lied A D V E R T I S I N G K A 1 E S Mr, Conner w a s u good e d ito r »lien In the S o r e lli r iv e r ut two pollila. New D is p lay , *15 cent* per inch; re a d in g n otice ad*., 8 cent* per liue; surrounded uds., hu*ine** here, but 1» »1* lie appetir* to So ce nts per in ch ; c la ss ifie d ads., 1 cent per word. S p e cia l discounts ou contract*. |„. |„.ft,.r »ne » h e r e he i* Mnv o p e r a tio n * h a v e been liiananrulevl In l a r d s o f T h a n k s and Resolutions, 0 ce nts per lis e . good luck a tte n d him nml mny hi* year« Ihibrildjtt, follow inn (lie e x p u ls io n of there be niuiiv. the last of the R u ss ia n * mul Rouiua IJ v S .A L R A T E S Ilians he per liue for ainglo in sertio n ; 5 c per liu e f o r subsequent insertions up to and including a to ta l o f f o u r in se rtio n s; 5 c per line fla t for all notices ru nn in g f i v e F ield M arshal Von Maekutiaen'a insertion* to teu insertions; 4 c per line flat for notices ru n n in g oxer ten insertion*. d r i v e uKalnst Hie S e r v ili line In south vrn M oldavia c o n ti n u e * to nulo ground Thing« othnt Think nut What W« and the T e u t o n i c thrust a g a i n s t the Think «f th» Thing! Other! I hulk M E M B E R U KEÜ O N S T A T E E D IT O R IA L A SSO C IA T IO N M oldavian iro u tn -r tnoiiiitalus In the M EM BER W ILL A M E T T E V A LL E Y E D IT O R IA L A SSO C IA T IO N Hanking Olierai Inn* un» un d e r » a y W h at a d i f f e r e n c e there is between l i k e w i s e Is s h o w i n g p ro g r e s s M E M B E R O R E G O N S T A T E E D IT O R IA L A S S O C IA T IO N 1 the sw eet, ente little » a y y o u r own 1 ‘iishlug n o r t h w a r d front F o k s h a n l. b a b y cries and the horrible uproar o f T H U R S D A Y . J A N U A R Y H . IS '17 the lo r t r e s * posit Ion ru p t u r e d South 1 yo ur neighbor '* children. w est of (he S e n tii and n ea r the cell • • • tee t w o y e a r s ago did not do a day ‘a " Used In-r bustle a* bunk nml t'tiiuii ter o f the line. Von Maek enaoiTa work during the e n u r e *1***1011. troop« have d r iv e n the Itussluiis I 10II d i s a p p e a r e d ,' ' s a y s a d a ily . It uex U N D E R T H E BIO DOM E B u t what is the poor leg is lato r to d o t er w as w ise to bank milch on a » u i n a n ’s scrim* the l 'u l n a and a r e now hum I AT SA L E M Perhaps he is a new man ou the job. ! bustle. (tiering at a new position t h e y trave He kn o w s nothing about the num ber o f • • • ta k en up there 1 c le r k s required. He finds that a c e r \ disp atch from D ecatur, Illinois, tell* F u r t h e r s o u t h e a s t , to w a rd Hie Dun ! tain number were on that co m m ittee I n f a mail « h o s w a llo w e d hi* own brain* ubc. the R u s s i a n s a re now hegliiiitng B y E I .B E K T B E D E . tw o y e a r s befo re. He presumes that ! and died. If that w as the only w ay of to y ield a g a in , u r r o r d l n g to Berlin , S t a t e Ca p ito l, Salem , Ore., J an . lli.— many « i l l be needed this y ea r. The a p d y in g , a lot o f people would lie 1111 lo s in g a n o t h e r t o w n w hich Hie Vo stro (Sp e cial to T he S e n t in e l.)— For one »ho p lica n ts know that all the leg is lato r lias mortal. H e rm a n f o r c e s lu-ld u g a ln s t c o u n te r has an in clinatio n to s tudy human n a to do is to s ay yes, and » 5 .OO a d a y 1* • • • ture, to e n jo y the humorous, philoso theirs. attacks Sw eet voices ami s o ft e yes \ ( 'h iv iig o iU»nti*t l»r«»k«* :t p a t ie n t '» phise upon the fr a i l ti e s and f o ib le s o f plead, the legislato r is but human, llif n ec k l»v re a so n o f th e f o r c e he put in to m ankind, and xvho cannot v ie w the app licant has many frie u d s » h o vo te—- th e p u l l i n g o f a to oth. It ik premiuied t ra ge d ies o f lif e w ith out emotion, a the j o b is hers. th a t he t h o u g h t he ha d hold o f t h e pa few d a y s at the opening o f a session o f T h e cut in cle rk s this y e a r w as only - tie n t \s |ej», the legislature are full o f interest. • • • made beeanse old members happen to • • • be chairm en o f the co m m ittees which A da ily fella us that a scientist It is needless to «ay that the farm er employ the larger number o f cle rk * and across the ocean has d isco vered how in high boots, w ith co rutassel whisker* they also happen to be member* » h o to w rite liv the ligh t o f a sausage outside and c o rn ju ire w h is k y inside and honestly b elieve in economy which does W ash in gton T h e report that All) W riters hi this c o u n t ry ha ve a l w a \ s who was sped S a le m » u r d w ith many not im p air e f f i s i e n r y . b a ss a ,tor G e r a r d h i a public w e lc o m e made light o f the sausage. m is g iv in g s ou the part o f friend w i f e back to G e r m a n i limi said (but n e v e r at home, g e ts no fu rth er than the car S p e a k i n g o f cle rks, one p r e t t y demure j ,, ¡H w ,.„ ,„..ir ;......... fll.„ s in c e Hie b.-g) 1111 1 IIg of the w a r b a v e toons o f the d a ily papers. He is a m yth little maiden ask ed fo r the position o f thoughtless hu sband who lets hi- w i fe the re la t io n s betw een Hie flitted pure and simple. p r i v a t e clerk to R e p r e s e n ta tiv e W a lte r ghov,.| thl. ..„„i Morl.l 1- liable S l a t e s ami G e r m a n y In-en so co rd ia l • • » B. J on es, o f Lane c o u n ty. ^ t» get more than In* share in the next as Mow. w e r e o f fic ia lly in quired Intw T he members o f the tw o houses a n 1 “ C a n ' t do i t , ” said W a lter II. “ I ’m by Itie s t a t e d e p a r t m e n t th r o u g h a | as a whole in telligent and ca pa ble. A married. ’ ’ l)r. Then. N icho la s Gill, the \ineriean c a b l e to the a m b a s s a d o r p e r s o n a lly ! la rge number are m a k in g serious sac ‘ ‘ U s u ally those a re the kind who scien tist, s a y s man laid e ggs b e fo re Io It w a s In d ica ted that the re p o rt a* | rific e s o f time in order to serve the peo show the greatest discernm ent in pick wa* an ape. Then the habit some men quo ted did lint c o n v e y 11 tru e view of : pie but most o f these fin d some ir r e ing out the p re ttie st o n e , ” a nsw ered ha ve o f la y in g around is pro ba bly lie sistible a ttr a ctio n about the gam e that the un daunted one. G e r m a n A m er icu n re la tio n s. w h ic h i r e d it a r y . seems to s a t is f y . h a v e c o m m o n ly been d e s c r i b e d as ! Hut she d i d n ’t get the job. • * • • # • A t that R e p r es e n ta tiv e J on e s is one s t ra in e d th ro u gh the re c e n t s u b m a r in e A d a i l y tells 11* that test* o f mark* One o f the most am using thin gs I o f the most f o rtu n a te men on the job. manship in the German a rm y bave s e ll» Idea h a v e noticed w as the visit o f some up An old-time M ontana friend » h o trot 'I lie d in n e r at w hich Vm bassador I proved th a t men who drink shoot best. state constituent who entered one o f the ted W a lter B. on hi* knee some do y e a r - And these are the kind that get “ half G e r a r d Is re p o r t e d to h a v e u t t e r e d his I cham bers with u certain awe-inspired a go and » h o even at that time had mi- s h o t ” them selves the often»*!. III advist-d sent Im en i* w as g i v e n In trem bling. E v i d e n t l y he was e xp ee tin g g iv in g * as to the f u t u r e o f the present | s s # Be rlin by the V n i e r h a n A s s o c ia t io n to fin d that by some subtle and inex L an e c o u n t y solon, heard o f W a lte r H. ’* | I f the people who ra v e a ga in s t the o f C o m m e r c e am i T r a d e , of l le r liu . III p lain ab le i n flu en ce H onorable Bill ele ction, looked up the sala ry list, found Sta n d a rd o i l com pan y should stop buy h on or o f Mr G e r a r d Jon es has been t ra n sfo rm e d into a great that Oregon leg islato rs re re iv e but ♦ •I in g it* p rodurts, th e y would put the statesm an, that his voice w as the one a d a y and f o rt h w ith sent a cheek o f co mpuny out o f busine*« q u ick e r than to whom all others looked fo r guidan ce $500 f o r expense money. the go v ern m e n t e v e r could. E v i d e n t l y he e x p ected to fjud the Roman A n t o n y put to shame and ex Se n a to r Bingham has been the subjeet A good w a y I» insure ta x a tio n on M em ber» A re S a id to F a v o r Mor* pected to be the cyn osu re o f all e yes o f con siderable eriticism because o f lit* money would be to m a ke if un necessary S t r i n g e n t L iq u o r L a w s . when the Honorable B ill descended from fa ilu re to either return troni New N ork | ^ltr ,, pemon to pnv interest on borrowed his pedestal o f fum e and g lo r y to grasp O lym pia. W ash T h e 15 th W a s h j or resign his position. T h e L a n ....... Unty j money unless it can be shown that it the hand o f his co n stituent. E v i d e n t l y senator was prominent and a c t i v e in the j IliKton l e g i s l a t u r e met at noon M o n day | |,^ n ,|llrill({ ,|,e ........ th e b..r the surprise o f said co n stitue nt was session tw o y ea rs a go and m any o f his for a tin d a y s e s s i o n T h e re was n o i rower has had the use o f it. g rea t to find that the Honorable Bill friends b e lie ve he stands ready to rush • • • co n te s t o v e r the o r g a n i z a t i o n o f e it h e r j had not y e t ascended a n y pedestals o f home i f his vote becomes necessary ou M a k i n g our girl* ami I hivh what tliry ho use , the r e p u b li c a n s e n a t o r s h a v in g j fam e and g lo ry, th a t his voice had not any im portan t s ubject o f progress or nhould I»**, lik«* c h a r i t y , hcgitiH at homo. a g r e e d upon S e n a t o r Ralph N ic h o ls . | y e t been raised fo r a n y other purpose economy. Senato r B i n g h a m 's place is • • • of Si-attic, as p re sid e n t pro tern, and [ than to a nsw er the roll, that the repu now bein g filled b y W a lter G r i f f i n , o f Silvor-tongiiPil ora to rs arc p ro b a b ly the r e p u b l i c a n s o f the house h a v i n g 1 tation o f M ark A n t o n y w as not endan E ugene, who has a voice, but no v o te . so called because their fortune i* their a c c e p t e d R e p r e s e n t a t iv e G u y K K e l ' gered. P r o b a b l y the gr e a te s t surprise * • • tongue. ley. o f T a c o m a , a s s p e a k e r L iq u o r 1 w as when the Honorable B ill gr asped T h e f i r s t man on the jo b in the morn • • • l e g is la t io n p ro b a b ly will be t ak en up j bis hand as i f it w as an unexpected in g and one o f the last to lea v e at night, Y o u r a b i l i t y to «lo thin gs in the fu at once. pleasure to find someone who w as not is the reputation that has been main tun* depends upon what you are m ilk l a c k in g in app reciatio n o f said H o n o r tained b y R e p r es e n ta tiv e I). ('. L ew is, M any o f the m e m b e r s fa v o r u bone ing o f y o u r s e lf now . a b le B i l l ’s superior i|uulifieution* us a o í Multnomah co un ty. Mr. L e w is has d r y law. s im ila r to that a d o p te d re 1 • • • tribun e o f the people. never lieen co nsidered an o rig in a l K v e r y good and ch a rita b le deed yon ce titly In O re g o n , w h ic h will p ro hibit ; « • • prohibitionist, but the re is ‘ ‘ d r y ” hu do a fellow being is a j e w e l in tin* all Im p o r ta t io n s o f liquor for d r i n k i n g ( In m y c a p n c ity as an editor I ha ve mor in his bill to limit the am ount o f crown to be worn iu th«* great hereafter. T h e r e la s o m e o p p o sition to s u ch a ! o fte n been put to it to find some excuse booze in patent medicine* sold w ith out hill, and In a n y e v e n t the m e a s u r e | w h y I could not g i v e niv support to c a n license, let or hindrance. As a m a tte r A ladies ’ furn ish in g store a d v e rtis e s would be re q u ired to pa** the r e f e r e n ! d id a tes f o r this or th a t honor. 1 ha ve o f f a c t , »0 long as the people w ish it, j I ‘ ‘ a no ther fourth off of g o w n s . tr dum tes t T h e l e g is la t o r * a r e said to o fte n re gretted that there were not o f he is fo r keep in g booze out o f t h e state j P r e t t y noon there w o n ’t be a n y t h i n g be u n a n i m o u s ly In f a v o r o f la w s to ! f i c e s enough for all those who desired e n tire ly . but the belt left. them. It has been p a in fu l sometimes m a k e the s a le o f liq u o r m ore d i f f i c u lt - to info rm a ca n d id a te fo r the l e g i s l a A Joint m e m o ria l to c o n g r e s s In s u p t " S e n a t o rs G arlan d and Von der Ifellon M o n ey will do most a n y t h in g . A ture, or for go verno r, or for c o u n ty o f are recognized as th e tw o most c o u r t P e n n s y lv a n ia man who had d is a p port o f a n atio na l p ro h ibitio n a m e n d |- fice, or for the supreme court, or for eous members o f the legislature. S«*na- peared and been le g a lly declared dead inent to the f e d e ra l e o n a lltu tto n w as constable, that my support hud alrea d y tor G a r l a n d 's is that pl«*asing southern T h e sen ate I suddenly came to lif e when he fourni passed the o p e n in g day been promised. I o ften re gretted that c h i v a l r y which is a part o f the lif e o f I $ ] s.ooil had been left him g a v e the m o v e m e n t iinanlinoiis sup I had to disappoint m any friends. the men o f the south. T h e sen a to r port and o n l y tw o vo te s w ere re co rd B u t the newspaperm an who th in k s he comes from T ennessee. Se n a to r Von T h e mail who th in k s pure tho ughts ed a g a i n s t It iu th e house has been pestered b y c a n d id ates for <lcr H e l l e n 's co u rte sy i* th a t you would will be pure in body and mind. public j i f f i c e should be at the cupitol at expect to find in those o f royal linea ge • * • the opening o f a session o f the l e g i s l a am ong the courtiers around some old Many men who claim to be selfinnde ture. (Stenographers, t y p e w r i t i s t s and world throne. should g i v e their mothers and w ive s clerks, male and fem ale, good and bad, In F i r s t A s s a u l t In N orth T h e y O ccu T h is co urte sy cam e n ear becom ing the credit. com petent and incompetent, good l o o k e m b a r ra s sin g at the tim e the senators py T e u t o n i c P o s it io n s in g and o therw ise, descend upon Salem marched o v e r to the house for the joint In the n> partnership o f l i f e the Lon do n T h e R u s s i a n s a r e p re p a r in an arm y, swarm through the rap ito l session. A s it happened these t w o sen w ife is a l w a y s the ju n io r member o f Ing to launch a gr ea t new o f f e n s i v e in and into the l e g i s l a t i v e halls. Contests ators w ere paired. When it becam e n ec fo r speakerships and chairm an ships o f essa ry to change to single f ile, each the firm , but nev er the silent partner, the R ig a s e c t o r , a c c o r d i n g to a ( ‘open • • • Uagcn dla p a tch im portant committees pale into i n s i g stepped back to co u rte sy the other (jua rles says th a t “ a full b e lly T h e R u s s ins a tt e m p t e d a s u r p r is e n ifica n ce. T h e p re lim in a ry cam p aign ahead. Hut co urtesy also co nsists in p er m akes a dull b r a i n . ” I* th a t w hy a t t a c k n ea r the R 'ga b rid g e h e a d fo r s ev eral o f the positions is as keen f o rm in g a f a v o r fo r another, one quick there are so m any bright c o u n t r y (Jr,.8( IIlllHN,.g ,,f MttM< ki rw. w ith as that fo r the sp eakership or presi ly fell in behind the other, the pro ces d e n r y and quite fre q u e n t ly support for » « # w h ite s h i r t s o v e r t h e i r u n ifo r m s , sue ® sion proceeded and the break in the line editors. one o f these o f f i c e s is traded fo r sup r e e d e d d u r in g a violent s n o w s to r m In q was s ca rce ly noticed. T h e wonder is how there is n lw n ys port fo r some clerkship. e n t e r i n g the G e r m a n t r e n c h e s pn u « such a large crop o f gr as s w id o w s in T h e pleas for positions, made with A member o f the leg is la tu r e who at g this c o u n try when so fe w o f them ever front o f 1000 meter«. both voice and eyes, are m a ny o f them »nv tim e becomes over-imbued w ith hi* T h e G e r m a n s , s e e i n g the d a n g e r , go to seed. ingenious, and m any o f the c a n d id ates own im portance and th in k s that some • • * s e n t all a v a i l a b l e r e s e r v e s Into the ■ are w o r t h y and com petent, but r e g r e t _ peculiar d i g n i t y is a tta c h e d to bis p»r b a ilie , w hich r e a c h e d u pitch o f t r s T a l k i n g machines are not n modern ta b le as it m ay seem, a la rge proportion son, must be rudely shocked when nn in vention. God g a v e A dam one to keep m e u d o u s fury. ■ o f the a pp lica nts h a v e lit tle regard for outsider steps up to one o f the minor him from g e t t i n g lonesome in the G a r the servic« th e y m ay render the state. cle rks and a sks i f he is a member. ■ den o f Eilen. T h e y m erely wish to be atta ch e d to the Mrs. A x t e l l on F e d e ra l C o m m is s io n . • • • p a y roll. O f t e n the incom peten ts h a v e W ashington. P r e s i d e n t W ilso n h a s M a n y k n iv e s h a v e been sheathed and the s tro n ger pull and ge t placed w hile T here has been con siderable a gita- I llorn|nat<><I the f o l lo w i n g m e m b e r s o f more co m p etent ones must go home e v e r y t h i n g is ha rm o n y — nml n o w ’s not tion aroused o ver the removal o f the m the W orkin g M e n ’s C o m p e n s a ti o n the tim e t o reason w hy. do w nh earted. words “ In God W e T r u s t ” from the _ C o m m i s s i o n to a d m i n i s t e r the fe d e ra l • # ♦ ■ B u t the w ork o f the cle rks and s te n new gold pieces r e c e n t ly coined. W h y . .... .. _ l o y e s I bllity law at s a l a r i e s of Henator Moser m akes “ s o m e ” p re sid not just trust that we get oor share if I e m p ograp hers must be done and when the v ’ ■ $4000 a y e a r : p a y roll is loaded w ith in com peten ts, in g o f fi c e r . He never become* flustered, them nnd let it go at that. ■ l)r. Riley MeMillnn Little , others must be employed to do the w ork is f a m i l i a r w ith the rules, w astes no ■ Bwarthmoro, Iu.. republican, for and th a t is w h y the c h a rg e has been time, and friend or foe must get re co g Mrs. A lb e r t E d w a r d T o w e r, form er so fr e q u e n t l y made th a t com m ittees nition “ a cco rd in g to H o y l e “ b e fo r e ly Miss M a r y G ogardus, the tele ph o n e j y e a r s ■ h a v e been o verloaded w ith cle rks and h a v in g a n y t h i n g to say. girl, has found th a t her m illionare Mrs. F r a n c e s < A x t e ll, o f B e llin g • • • sten ographers. One co m m ittee is this husband ha* gotten his lines crossed, \ ham. W a s h . p r o g r e s s i v e , fo r fo u r y e a r w o r k i n g w ith h a l f the cle rk s and Col. Mercer, the veteran sergennt-ut re sulting in the short c ir c u it in g o f his y e a rs t y p e w r i t i s t s o f last session. I t d e v e l arms, who is f a m ilia r w ith both the love. Bhe w an ts to be disconnected b y John J. K e e g a n , o f Indlanapults, oped that three or f o u r on this commit w ritten and u n w ritte n rules o f proeed- the div o r ce co urt. | d e m o c ra t , t or tw o y e a r s (ïljf (Entlaß (frinir j?rutiurl GERMANS CAPTURE FIVE MORE TOWNS NEWSPAPER WITH PLENTY Russians Expelled From Do- brudja and New Opera tions Are Oeyun. M U lM t NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION HINCS WE THINK T h e S a m p le S t o r e H a s J u s t R e c e iv e d a F in e L in e o f M e n ’s a n d B o y s ’ S u its Men’s Suits $12.50 to $14.50 Men’s Tailor Made Suits at $17.50 Boys’ Suits from $1.95 to $4.85 M e n 's H e a v y M e n 's W ork Logger Shoes C h ip p o w n ü w .u r» to $ r » . r » o U» u r* • • 4 • • Pucks The Sample Store is the place where you can find the bargains a - A. W . S w a n s o n , Manager -i I s j j ^ s MEANING OF SPEECH AT BERLIN IS ASKED WASHINGTON SOLONS MEET Ami Our Caper All Oue Year t i O M M E L , . 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T h e Suction.feed skim s clean, last or slow, and delivers even err.m i Capac- ity increases with the speed. Come ui and let us show you how it works, : L. L. Harrel ■ Cottag« Grove Trangfer - Draying of all Kinds P la n o M oving A u t o D r a y F or Q uick D e l i v e r y O F F IC E : Elite Confectionery I Sterling Feed Co. Phone 72 aaiinuiaii«i T h e r e ’s alm ost noth ing a littI m want nd. w o n ’t do for yo n. d ld tf ■