TO SOLVE THE
CHILD PROBLEM
Memorial Services
Woman's Club Annual Meeting
Appom atox Post No. 3-1, G. A.
K. Department of Oregon, and the
W oman’s Relief Corps will meet at
the hall at 10:30 a. m- Sunday, the
36th of May, l ‘M2, and march to
the Presbyterian church where the
Rev. A . S. Mason will deliver the
Memorial services. We
invite
Confederate Veterans, Indian War
Veterans and Spanish War Veter
ans, the Militia Company and gen
eral public to join us in this service.
The annual business meeting of
the Womans Club was held last
Saturday and was well attended,
the following named officers being
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Kditb Silsby, Pres., Mrs. M argue
rite Johnson, Vice Pres., Mrs.
Maude Shinn, Sec., Mrs. ('.race
Cruson, Corresixmding Sec,, Mrs.
Minnie Miller, Treas. It was vot
ed not to have a limited club mem
bership rule and arrangements and j
plans were discussed for the an
nual picnic o f the club which will I
be given soon. The ladies voted f
their hearty thanks to the mayor, |
city council, business men, local
newspapers and the general public
‘for the interest shown and encour
agement and substantial aid given
to the W om an’ s Club in its effort
to secure a public library in this
city.
Mr. J. Adams Puffer, director of
the Beacon Vocational Bureau of
Boston, who is noted as an expert
on problems concerning the grow
ing boy, has been secured for the
faculty of the summer session of
the Oregon Agricultural College
this year.
During the first three weeks of
the session, which continues from
June 18 to July 26, Mr. Buffer will
deliver a series of lectures on t>oy
problems and the treatment of de
linquents, and will conduct con
ferences on similar topics. As he
has a wide experience in this field,
having acted as vocational ooun
seller for, boys in an industrial
school and studied the subject
while a probation
officer
he
will lie able to give the teachers
material help in the guidance of
the boys and girls under their
charge. As has visited the lead
ing industrial schools of the United
States and England, and has con
ducted a summer camp for boys,
addition to teaching exjierieuce in
country schools,
high schools, j
and reformatories. He has lectur- |
ed in many of the large universities
and colleges of the country, as |
well as at normals, ebautauquas |
and conventions.
Black Butte. London and Vicinity.
William Harris, tqe Black Butte
postmaster, is at Seattle on busi
ness.
Crops are looking fine in this lo
cality.
There is to be a basket social at
London, given bv the Loudon
school. It will take6place on the
evening of May 31 st, and the e x
ercises will be held in the London
hall over the Banton store. A good
time is assured all who come.
If you have a horse
with foot troubles, or
which docs not j*o right
take it to
HOHL
&
ARNOLD
Some important changes were
made in the bylaws, one being the
changing o f the Club day from
Saturday to Tuesday.
The Expert
Horse
Sltoers
Blacksmiths
and
Wood
Workers
All kinds •of
Rubber
Tires Repaired and
Satisfaction Guar
anteed.
HARNESS
Your horse with Leoat’s
harness, made o f Xo. 1
leather. All work «guar
anteed. Reat* ot First
National Dank.
Legat’s Harness Shop
R. J. LEQAT, Manager
The Black Butte public school,
I. I-. Rowe teacher, closed a two-
months’ term last Friday. The
forenoon was spent in exam ina
tions and reviewing. At noon all
spread their luncheons on the grass
in the shade which is so abundant
about the
Black
Butte school
grounds. The dinner consisted of
pies, cakes, sandwitches and other
delicacies too numerous to ment ion
A bounteous feast in the way of an
old-fashioned basket dinner was
enjoyed by all present. School
resumed about 1:30 o ’clock and a
short program consisting o f recita
tions, songs and compositions was
rendered by the pupils, after which
all returned to their res|iective
homes for the summer vacation.
However, before departing, three
couples of the older b >vs and
girls, chaperoned by the teacher,
ascended the Black Butte mountain
to the mine. All the |«>ints o f
interest were explored and a g e n -!
eral frolic up and down the tnouu- i Tile Sells Kioto Consolidated
tain was enjoyed by the youngsters. Circus which comes here Sunday
J. K. Banton, the London liter- is a combination o f two of the
chant, has been summoned as a most popular shows which have
juror for the Jilin- term o f circuit I heretofore loured
this country,
court for Lane coulity.
For many years now, and almost
j at ll»e same time each season, this
1 attraction has visited this city and
! il ca " he truly stated that at no
I time have they given a jierform-
j ance which has not been fully up
! to the highest standard set by the
las. C. Dahlmann, serving his
1 biggest traveling tent shows, and
third term as mayor, Omaha,
thoroughly satisfactory in every
Nebr., again was successful in re
! way.
ceiving the overwhelming supi>ort
o f the voters in the primary elec- j This season the management
promises to bring back a circus
tion. lie also successfully rid him
which is greatly enlarged and po-
self of n bad case ol kidney trouble j
sessing many new features hereto
by the aid of Foley Kidney Pills, j
fore unknown to the sawdust ring
and writes: “ I have taken Foley)
have
given
I
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k*prodrome track. These will
Kidney Pills and they
embrace a horse that goes tip iu a
me a great deal of relief, so 1 cheer
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Foley kidney Tills have done for
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Mayor Dahlmann they will do for
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any other person bothered with I**«»
marble, the Rlioda Royal
backache, rheumatism, or any j Company of educated horses, Miss
other form o f kidney or bladder Raima Stickney, greatest o f all
trouble. Just try them for quick
and permanent results. New lira
Drug Store.
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Did You Know That
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Our new Spring styles of “ Star Brand”
Oxfords have just come in.
You should
see them. They are fine examples of shoe-
making. Ivach style shows up better than
the other. Y ou ’ ll like some o f them be
cause they are just what you want.
New styles for everybody— from grand
father and grandmother to the tiniest tot.
We can please all.
You don’t have to
buy. We want to show you what we’ ve
got.
were cheaper than any
other?
Do you want
to lie shown?
If you
do, step into the office
or Phone a request for
us to call and you will
be convinced.
We will wire
house at cost.
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your
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“Star Brand Shoes A re B etter”
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and T . C . W heeler, Directors of the First National ;
Dank, respectfully solicit your banking business.
For Safety and Service, None Better
I jfirst
IFlational Bank
Capital and Surplus
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$ 50 , 000.00
A nd G row ing Larger
Phone (»1
Try the Leader for Job W ork
There was an automobile in this
locality last Friday which attract
ed considerable attention.
Witte,
a pros|>erous
whose farm is located
prong of the Coast Fork,
13 cows.
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We buy wool and mohair.
J. B. Rouse, the sawmill man,
is busy preparing logs for his mill.
William
dairyman
on the left
is milking
l.eroy Thacker, Watertown, S.
Dak., says: “ l suffered with rheu
matism for over 8 years, and it
scented at times l would go crazy
with pain. Three bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills cured my rheumatism
and I gladly recommend them .”
New lira Drug Store.
Fabric, Tailoring, Style
These Are the Three
C H A R A C T E R I S T I C upon
which w e base our claim for
the best clothes in the world.
T he
fabrics are guaranteed
all wool.
T h e workmanship
represents the highest type of
equestriennes, The Galarniuo Sis
ters, an elephant which runs a
race with a pony, thoroughly
schooled hunters iu high jumping
feats, the Smith Troupe iu a very
novel revolving tra(>ez act, the fa
mous educated elephants which
have no <uix‘riors. and added to
a\l this will be the conventional
features o f the circus which have
pleased and delighted thousands
from the beginning of time.
The circus will arrive here on
three special trains and will probab
ly begin to unload aliout daylight,
and long before most of the chil
dren are out of bed.
The regular ticket wagon will
lie open on the grounds as early as
") o ’clock, so that those who wish
to secure tickets without getting in
the rush may do so.
The management of the circus
further announces that their policy
o f popular prices will remain the
same as inaugurated three years
ago. 23 cents admits you to the |
menagerie and the big show in its
entirety
Sunday, May 26th
American
tailoring.
The
styles are the latest season's
creations.
The
within the
reach
prices
are
of every
man’s purse.
$10. to $20.
For the man w ho wants to pay m ore and have his
suit tailored to his order w e have two o f the best tailor
ing houses in America-
A perfect fit and satisfaction or
your m oney back.
THE OREGON WOOLEN MILLS STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters.
Shoes