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t tRIFFITH INTRODUCES 'VT":t Italian Prune Trees A few more thousand In all grades which we are offering at special discounted prices for a limited time. Also grafted Franquette walnuts, and other fruit trees, grapes, ber ries, etc, LAFAYETTE NURSERY COMPANY . Lafayette, Oregon 1 L cG YCU SNOW that 0 permanently cured, U ' of food that you crave? It has been done net only once, but in almost every case when Chara bcrLiin'g Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J. PomiV. V, Stillwater, Minn., who had epeat ever $2,000 for medicine and treatment was perma nently t ied by these tablets. "liver Occur to You?" says the Good Judge THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW tul up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tooacco Jfs ..a,Poof Rule'JhaF wet:;- 1 I fve COT A UT 7-: is T OR THIS MC SUFFRAGE BASEBALL There la no "nff-snuann" for Clark Orlffllh, owner mil man ner of III Washington. I). C Auirlctn li'iiru bill loam Orlffllh llHrllM Wlllllnn and girls to pl.iv lh grnet gam. Hre ha la um piring cum Imlwcwn woniHii Ion inn (rum gov. irnmenl di-imrt- mi'illa (irlff Hia old fox ar inirva women ran PP'sy ball at wall n m m n - ir they'd glva tho wins llm. indigestion can be cured, so that you can eat eny Iwstion riiiTiiiril "mwihi That it's foolish to put up with on ordinary chew, when it doesn't cost any more to get real tobacco satisfaction. Every day more men dis cover that a little chew of real good tobacco lasts longer and gives them real contentment. There's nothing like it. 1 Donl Work' Both Ways OREGON HEWS NOTES Of GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor ' mation of Our Readers. It will coat 13,272,000 lo operate th Portland public aclioola during lha coming year. Bernard A. Nuthman, t ntaldent of Gcrvals for mora than 46 years, died ihcre at tho age of 74, Construction of a $15,000 plant by tha Concrete ripe company of Port land bai started at Bend. ' The (220,000 road bond laiue elec tion la-Id In Crook county met with : alinoat unanimous favor. The Western Walnut association ; will hold Ita annual meeting at Port- land November 12 and 13. I Action baa been taken by the Bap- ! Hull of McMlunvllla to erect a new j church building the coming year, Mm, Noucy Knilly Tharp, one of the oldest and beat-known realdenta of j I'clk county, died at Corvallli, aged M yeara. Bin 11 lo 1'urvlne, pioneer dentlat of Oregon, died auddenly In Salem at the home of his ion, Ellis Purvine, at tha age of 80 yuara, AtV coming apodal election In Rosa- burg a bond lasue of probably 1500,000 will be voted on for a municipal light and water plant. The Springer ranch, three mllea above Larson Inlet, In Cool county, wai destroyed by a great landslide during the recent ralna. v While wading in Thomaa creek, near Thomas, Arthur, 8 year old ion of Q n I lit is Underwood, got beyond hli depth and waa drowned. Douglas Larscn of Cove baa been convicted and fined 1100 for refusing to help fight a forest fire In the Grand Hondo district last aummer. For bravery in action, R. H. Swig- gnrt of llend haa received from the Canadian minister of militia and de fense a HrltUh military medal of silver. Sheep slilpmenU from Bend are the heaviest on record. Two hundred and sixty-four carloads already have been sent out and 25 more can are con tracted. Two winter abort courses, dairy manufacture and tractor operation. will he offered this year by the Ore gon Agricultural college school of agri culture. Governor Olcot la urged to call a state meeting to auggest remedies for tho high cost of living, in resolutions adopted by the Yamhill county Pa mona grange. Apple pncklng records were broken at Hood River by Miss Pearl Salts man, who packed 140 boxea of fruit on tho R. K. I,age place In four hours and 40 minutes. Farmers west of Eugene are signing oil and gas leases of their lauds for a term of three yeara, for which they are to receive $100. About 6000 acres have been leased. A total of 13.114,279 acres la em braced In federal forest reserves In Oregon, on which tho state draws for apportionment to the counties In the rest'ves $115,405.74. George M. Benson, game warden, has been Informed that no permits will bo given this season for trapping on tho Lake Malheur bird reserve, owing to low water and scarcity of feed. The Crown Willamette Paper com pany has announced that a new mill will bo erected Immediately at Wont Unn, which will provide employment for about 2( 0 more men continuously. Heppner Is feeling the effect of the coal strike, the shortage of fuel bav ins forced the Heppner Light & Water company to cut Its light and power service from 24 hours a day to eight, One of the biggest horse showsver held on tho Pacific coast will be staged during the annual exhibition of the Pacific International Livestock asso ciation at North Portland, November 17 to 22. Ilermlston farmers have petitioned tho county court for authority to form the Ilermlston irrigation district for Improvement to their lands. An elec tion to vote on the proposal will be hold December 13. Only one of the 458 accidents re ported to the state Industrial accident commission during the week ending November 6 was fatal. Tha fatality was In the case of A. Sackett, a la borer of Grants Pass. Settlers of thaFort Rock valley, 60 miles south of Bend, have completed the preliminary steps toward the or ganization of an Irrigation district, which, as now proposed, will include approximately 46,000 aores. The construction o a railroad 185 miles long from Medford to a point In the vicinity of Eureka, Cal, Is the avowed purpose of the Medford Coast Railroad company, which recently filed articles of Incorporation. A. C. Allen of Medford, former state horticultural commissioner, announces his Intention of testing the constitu tionality of the Oregon vehicle law providing for the taxing of automo biles for good roads maintenance. i i Tha $47,000, reinforced eoncreTi bridge acrof Itogim river at Rock Point, thre mllea In-low Gold Hill, under construction Jointly by lb high way floinnilsslon and Jackson county, la nearly SO per cent completed. Thomas (.'ummlnga, engineer; N. Ifelmer, fireman, and Fred Sherman, timber faller, were aerlously Injured when a donkey engine In logging oper ations of Uie Willamette Valiny Lum ber company, above Black Rock, ex ploded. A summary of the activities of the Kildlira' and sailors' cornmlsiilon of the state of Oregon since that body a created by the lant legislature howe that a total or $19,521.!i4 baa bei-n expended In the Interest of for mer service men. There will be no more traveling carnival companies In Medford if the city council can help it. At the last meeting tho council passed an ordinance fixing a license of $500 a week on such carnivals, which la re garded as prohibitive. Sam A. Kozer, deputy secretary of utata under Ben W. Olcott, who baa been secretary of state for the past eight yeara, has announced himself as a candidate for the republican nomina tion for secretary of state at the next primary election in Slay, 1220. All records for cattle shipments from the Rogue river valley have been broken this year. From the Apple gate district alone 1000 cattle have been shipped to Portland this fall, wbicb brings a cash return to the. cat tlemen of approximately $100,000. Oregon's airplane forest fire patrol covered 23,7,15 miles and located 128 flroa In 411 hours flying time during the forest fire aeason this summer, ac cording to a report filed with Colonel 11. II. Arnold, head of the air service In the western department of the army. Two airplanes were used. At a special election in Warrenton, $500,000 of municipal bonds, In twol separate blocks, were authorized for the extensive improvement of the har bor and the purchase of 100 acres of land bordering on the Sklpauon and Columbia rivers within the city limits for the erection of docki and piers. The Silver Lake irrigation district haa filed an application with the Irri gation securities commission, request ing the state to guarantee interest on $200,000 In bonds of the district for a term of five years. This Irriga tion district is located at Silver lake and covers approximately 8000 acres. Coyotes are doing more damage in Oregon at the present time than for many yeara, according to Dr. W. 11. Lytle, state veterinarian. Because of the aerioua losses resulting from the activities of these animals the stale now has seven experienced hunters !n the timbered districts, each of whom draws from $1)0 to $135 a month. Patronize the merchants who ad ertisd in this paper. rhey will treat you right EXPERTLY blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi nate bite and free unpleasant cigaretty unpleasant cigaretty odor. Camels win instant and permanent success with smokers because the blend brings out to the limit the refreshing flavor and delightful mek- WALTER O. BROWN Representing the "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Notary Public ' Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Monmouth and Independence Auto-Bus Schedule Lmvm MoiMth Lmvm lpd.fMa4.ac (.50 a. m. North Bound 7.30 a. m. 1.50 p.' m. " " 2.25 p.m. 6.15 " " " 5.48 " 10.00 a. m. South Bound 10.34 a. m. 3.15 p. m. " 8.51 p. m. 6.30 " " 7.12 " CRAHAM SON Proprittors Indicative of the early reopening oi the railroad tie market In the north west Is an order Juat received by the Valley Tie and Lumber company, wholesalers and manufacturers of lum ber, with headquarters In Eugene, for 250 carloads of Douglas fir ties to be shipped to Oklahoma, where a new railroad la being built In one of the oil dlalrlcta. The newly-constructed concrete dam across the Siualaw river at Swiss home, near the mouth' of Lake creek, which Gustav Warthun had about fin ished and which waa to have been used in connection with a large saw mill there, was washed out by the high water. The dam waa over 100 feet long and Mr. Warthun had expended over $7000 upon it In an attempt to combat the high cost of living Mayor Hamilton, acting for the city of Koseburg, has ordered a considerable quantity of government foodstuffs shipped there, to be placed on sale at prices far. below those asked by mercantile houses. The city took this step experimentally, and If the Innovation works satisfactorily larger quantities will be shipped In. All counties in Oregon which failed to send to the state treasurer their last half taxes by November 1, aa pro-1 vided by law, will be compelled to pay Interest on the delinquent re mittances at the rate of t per cent, according to a statement given out by State Treasurer Hoff. The counties which have not yet remitted Include Benton, Gilliam, Harney, Jackson, Malheur, Marion and Polk. So rapidly haa the state highway commission developed and carried out its road program that it has matched the federal, money available up to July 1, 1920. This necessitates a slow ing down on new projects tor six or seven months, but does not mean that work will slacken, as enough con tracts have been kjl and projects approved to keep the road work ac tive beyond the time when new fed eral money will be ready for Oregon. Application to open for entry and sale Carey act lands in the Antelope unit of the Jordan valley irrigation project was received by the state desert land board. The application states that all of the land In the unit has been re claimed, the ditches have been corn- What you: pay out your good money for is cigarette satisfaction and, my, how you do get it in every puff of Camels! Imr-mildness of the tobaccos yet re taining the desirable "body." Camels are simply a them from anyv smokethemwithouttiringyourtastel aftertaste or .for your own satisfaction you must compare Camels with any cigarette in the world at any price. Then, you'll best realize their superior quality and the rare enjoyment they provide. ; R J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO' COMPANY. Wuutoa-Sahm, L C. PRICE, M. D. Office and residence Kurre Apartment! Phone 1903 , 1 Arant Repfftent The largeat Fire Insurance Com pany west of New York, and oth ers; also Automobile, accident insu rance and Surety Bonds. DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN ti SURGEOfi PHONE N05. OFFICE . 3313 HOUSE . 1M1 Try The Salem Studio For Photographs 384 State Street Monmouth Grange 476 Meets tha Second Saturday lo Each Month at ll:3 A. M. Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to which visitors are welcome. - P. O. Powell, Master. Miss Maogie Butler, See. mm L Nitfht 'i Morning EtSf keeDYbur EVes Cloan - Clear Hoalth 9tm for Craw l br SVU Save Pennies Waste Dollars 0 Some users of printing save pennies by get' ting inferior work and lose dollars through lack of ad vertising value in the work they get Printers as & rule charge very reasonable prices, for none of them get rich although nearly all of them work hard. Moral Got your printing to a good printer and mm money. Out Printing Is Unexcelled plete'd ana me reservoir" u ucyum to storeufficient water for irriga tion of the entire tract This Is th first unit of the Jordan valley project to be opened. The project is located In Malheur county. revelation! You may N. C. - si It
