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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY. MAY 4, 122
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"Nobleman" Who Married American h
' Involved in International TangU
CONFERENCE OF OLDER ,
GIRLS BEGINS ON FRIDAY
STATE NEED MM
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'rS CHILDREN OF
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Hunch,
Logic?
Miss Hays Occlarcs Lack of In-"
fS formatiorvon Work
' FW RECEIVEJREATMENT
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t II... stm .1.11.1 wallar..
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or
Program of Gathering at Santa
Clara Announced ' , ,
LARGE CROWD LOOKED FOR
Two Umjrtf K.n tu llo lli-M nt tlm
ChrlMliin (1iri'l hutwm of
Msi44ittir I'n-illiiiti '
Thu nroKrurn for thn thtfd annual
, .. .I.-.I .liil'l'"" "' "' "V"".'
,1Z ....III.." '' A'""'"1. "
"'"Tps it . 'l'l'"l "tilfn'
!.- ;
' .....viiiMK fur f" treatment nf
"" 'uitwi Wil r.riiri.l
..,.iili a """ I'" mi' li.r.irmuiii.i.
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under .1.1. Inw. W ..!
I j ""..I. ii.i" t.--m'
V . t.ii..'M. I" r.r.lv. II. M.
foree of rei..". I't'l'll"! " ""..l
Llmr..!. I...I "I !'- .....n..M
uv hui.l h i'"' "r ,h
!.; oi n.- i.i.'"- " " ..ii
lin.pl" M""T sometime i aalvoMe
rjn, ,,1PifiMi human uiaierinl if ih
.re taken in hand wrly enough
Th foi.iii.i.i.lii'" should rll Hie
kaiMtlanra ft UiinllK ll.w iro.o..
lit. ItaWIHlM IH" ''"' I""
JV.lv.. i-llli.ix That l l.l I" WW
in..iul b' erippled children's
i (Inn.Ml U I'loilrt In Work
' l.frun u a plonker IH ll. I field of
ami. Ilia 'I'I'I r-preaMWillvr
' iwlnls out. the r.timil.aliii la w.ithli.tf
am a i.rn.. ol.l.h provides n..i
sntr tor II." lunl rorwimn of ili
hj.lral lift I. I."l tNtilra
IWul a.i.l a.U.I ran of Ilia rhllil.rn
Ihcy ar In I'nrllnB.l UB.Infii
M tha irlM.'nl- Tl raaea r.
'mrJ fr umlT ih" airmion of ih
l!lilnr f OrH MadliMl a. -haul.
''Miners" in City
Make Uaiqoe Show
Six "Miner." utakcil out
their claims ami pitched tnit
in Kii(;cnc ritctty lore
wiii(..w this week, wltrrtf
you may nee ihrm busy pre
KlriiiK lrr:ik f.i-.t of flapjack
over nl'iii( rami (ire.
The "Miner" rerecnt Al
ter Hru, Milling Co.'s
trailr-tnnrk. mid while cn
titcly mrchiitiKal, i dome a
human hitft with rcintirk
Hc preclsiun. :
Cha. 0. Stevens, reprmcn
utivc o( the 1'ort la ml
branch, which i one of the
eiclit mills on the coast, ny
the-"M inert" will nnpear nt
the following jtnret, where
also yon will receive a nfn
le packaifc of Albert I-lnp-jack
i'lour;
Al Billy Dept. Slor
Dice A Swan,
Otto Schmidt, '
L. D. Pierce,
L. A. Milne,
Lee Broa.
Mr
Arid Wt&.j
limn." nrtpl-v.,! I.y th II.I.IhIi. In.mnllvn Work- at lhUM..l,hl who
Mtunlr.t Alt. Mttfi.ni klnuh .Mi MIj.Iirn-Itt mn, hufrtna to ttin HO.000.000
rutqtii ut .V-.rinaii i t(tiiu. In invuhml in uii liiicriiuiiitruit tiM;. Krom
Vatta rhtiiBe Imvo ) n tahl. ilmt ik a IliiMUn wtr now itvltitf thfre.
VutiNiatkky tK.-tur". hi iirioiu itmiriaKu t1ioIv.U Iciiumi Imt
Wlla Wat iittvr Imptlpiatl,
til Wlihtl thf Unk taa dtliiffitr.l dy
ta Hale law.
"I'nldlr u l)oul (ra'l)aii rt nM
dVlllliltilii ('II ll))a) r(l ntllilKt) Work."
rt 1 4 AM U.'V". 'lull ltn ln-jiil.rrw nt
tlt Atllttrlrait a-H,.llo or Uiilvrr
Uy Wuttioit will littvo thai t ut vil
uht'y ltru twin, lihy fornn r
I tir llitifi. ntiit nt-l rfltrtlve wotK III
III IM (Ilia tm rkitoa tril "
liM Stu.ty AittiMvUtl
Th nwinau ihill. Mlm liny fur-!
I Half ulMe. Utlt, (ill 4imr uttilt-r !
(tia tiiitiiun uf iUim t rvtitm fi.nn
a Imiiiw w HM h, front wtitn run, ti.'t
l-n l-nkii fir Itt whutt thfrit u a
imrn or r riot im inm-ia priti. hi. :
"A tmty fthuiiM l iimaln of u.-i,
hiM ' Mid itia (i'-M rririKK-uit.iiVf.
"Wo ho to iilwovrr hut Ihc hilil
Will f nil.tttll tO tlO, tO IrMDtlif. Ill
vry way nm only hmipy ihrnuch
lliiirrwlon hut nUn uii nvt
iti" roiiitfiiiiilty. V hnim to rnltow
thla work ttfiTWil lit tho hoini
tanimuniiy. Attar itio rurml rhilil
tvii bo hoitia wo l mint htt mirn of thrlr
t-ittitiuti jifftfiTn, frwrti tho ihyir.il,
Hiclttl ml Hltirallotttl point uf view.
ThU ttltit In do in ;ooltvniloit
ltti wn ctilr."
AIIm. IU. hoi-fCill of wl.l
irrit.i hrli in miittymtf I ho h"iinfit
of tho crlpiilnl fhlltltari ni tUlC"
tho moh)o HfnrtHy Krnt. tlm fnct
thrtt thrt l wtirli n low. "(I'm the
thlnir tint wo iin'l kttuw lliut f
! mbn m&Ul.
0. N. E. LECTURE IS GIVEN
(Ot.ONKI, lilMI.KH Ti:M-H tK
MnKM i.VAHlt
lmMrtmtt Mffinitc llnttttvn Iitm
tannin Arwr dim I MllttiiriMlti
Annf In Klhtwil
TiiMlty nl it Itt In it h'tiwn of In
trortlnn to tin iiicnitinm of tho hl
iltmrtnr compnny nmt fomimny C
U3ntt Infantry nt th nrnioo tlnl
c. K, lentlr. inior Inntrurtor-tn-MpiM
tor of thrt o. N, tl . ouiIhhm! tho
ilutl n tut ohlliratlun of the tnmlnTM
of thw nitliuiml nuttnl nml 0-rlt'od
thi imtMirlnnc nnA tho diKnlty of the
tftmrtt nrrvlr Ih tho nth to ititt itntlon
- Th tmlo 1Ut",,, f inn onrnniut
tlon of tin ntttiotttil r tint J n ixirt of
tht nrmy of tho VnltM Htut l t
utuwrt ami rtcfmt lh runUtmlon
of th I'lltttMl Ktllto," ht mill). "Thin
In nhown hj" tlU- Orttlt of offhn of nl
offlrrtw nml Ihv onth of rnlUtmrnt of
thi tnt-n of th motnl. n April Sn.
I92i, th coiutlttitlon of th I 'nit ml
Wood Sale
All Order Taken in ' May at
' Prices Stated Below
4-ft. Ory Second Growth l?ir $5.75
4-ft. Dry Maple $6.75
Also 16-inch Wood
Term. I CCD.
A. O. BEYMER
215 W. 7th ' Phone 1253R
It will soon he itrnw-lint time. Wonderful values in Ladies',
' Men's 'and Children's Straw lints 15c nml up.
ftlv.
i Dishes
Denutiful dishes in open
MOck patterns. Our prices
re riRht. Conic In. nml visit
our Crockery dept.
i Hosiery
New .lot Lndicnml Cictiu'
lse first qunlity cottiin,
15c the pair. ...'.im.,-. ,: '
For HoutccleaninR
''w. 1'ollsH, Curtain Matc
ri . ( nrtain Hods. Brooms,
nm everythiuR to make this
"ik more plensant.
Millinery
We have for your selection
a complete line of Ladies',
and Children's1 lints. Mow
er's, braid nitr shapes will'
also" he found in lare va
riety '
Classes
First mutlitv barrel k';1,sc9'
.' .' ' ' "10c
Ladies' (jnderwear
Just drop ii and -sec for
voursclf what ' a coiiiplelc,
line we have and what n
rjreat snvinu we will' offer
yon in underwear.
t - Oregon Maid Hair Nets' 10c '
Ijhcre arc none better made none made Ijettcf
Hill's Economy Store
Hfttttn hum hwn In full icrce and ef
fort fur IM yw.r, thu houltiK tlutt
tho luund r of our uovrrntin ni hitvc
hy It -tuiitihtM n miuriK, ifibl und
i ndtittiiif tfuvs niiiii'iit. w'll worthy
Uf lite N Up port UIHl J'f'ltlMl of Its pitl
floth' rltu-n uml HiurklitfC It un
of thn old-Nl Kovi-f iiiiicnln now in -lt
(t)( u M hoot f iiKilunif ntul rhiinite,
with imttfis of iiiite niliiit'iii to kv'i It
i on-Unlly uiMiu-diitsi nml thus, muktr
it poii,iu for it to bo t-ndorlnif ror
ill UtHD." i
In this Irrturn tho liiiiMirtunt dtf- !
fiTfOfet hettH-n the d'tnorrutt: army
of thn I nlti'd H iu(-s on tho onn hund
und lhi inlUtnrtMUi forrt-a uf a mttlun ;
it' ll am tho Ufrritmn rtitplm on tilt
tltt-r wn tliun in that th otijret of
ho Inttor wm to rrtnttt !rtM)Mi nml
thn iit.liiirltt clsuut to icovurit und to
pOaWMI till till OOd IhlniCM Of tll
urth nnd u lowtr fl or t IfisusMi to
-rvn ths'in. "tf our Uetiiorruiia .urnty
kh who puriiow ) to itrvcni Ihf cr-a-tlon
of cluMtM," he titli "nnd by Its
support of our canntliotlnn to make
nt'tuiil this Htatfinrnt In III dtc?lur
tioti uf ndvpndmr,' 'All rum nr
rrntrd t-stutil In ih Hk'ht uf tlm Inw.
und nil vqiinlly rnduwrtl with tho In
iiltt-iuiili? riKhiM uf lift. Iihtrty nnd
i h pomult of hnppimiu. Thtisi w
fitrht tho d.'Vil uf ctaftH nnd prtvH
with hi- own wi'upun, nn ortfntilKfd,
trulni'd. nrtiiri) fort-r. und In tlm
world wnr ihu ilemw rntin urmy of
th t' nit 4. Hiut.s hiot di'fi'ntvd mill
lnrlfin nml It nhould h ovit kpt
rt itdy tu iioh'I K nnd ktwp U de
tun ltd. , - r
"(Jur prwtit nnttntttt) dcfi'iino luw
lm provided n tnllltnry policy hy
which tho tuition tnuy be nlwny-i ready
tor i-invrtfrnrhn nnd In the most
pi net imt nnd economic mnnnrr, by
pruvMiiiiK i ne iiirttt imriM or our
nnny nn fnlluWMt Klrnt. tho rexiilnr
nnny of hlhly trulmd rofcnionul
idlem. the fcwtut In numhrr thnt
in non'e thn lniniillnto nei-dn of
.tovwninrnt nnd Mmtruct efficiently
urn ntutonui Kunru nml the nwrve
ctirpui efcnnd. the nntlonnl mmrd
ror co nuthurixed to he nearly froO.ooo
Mtronif. complctfly nnnttl. ixiulntied
nnd nwidy for war nrvlo nt ehort no
tlco; tinrd. the rso rv. orirnnlxcd In
27 rtlvUlon with nrtnii nnd equlp-
nrni rotnpicie copubio uf tuklnir the
rtrni ror wur etrvice in 0 dnyn.
'Thene thrn rli-mentn when full
nnriinntcti win Kiv the l nit ml H title-
nn nnny of over n million men nt the
leant normihie expenwe nnd of the hlh
nt iiuntlty. Sin-li nn to limko forever
unnccewwiry tho enormoun ex pen ill -turw
of public money thnt hnn rhnr
niMerlied nil trevloun prvpunitlotm for
wnr on the port of our irovertunent,
nnd thnt tm been tho principnl en nee
or cxi'ttmivo tuxutton of our people.1
WAR REUNION TO BE HELD
. M IH ' r. X CK t t .M X Y M KM
flKUH MKCT AT IIU'B HIVKK
Tho nnnunl reunion of tho Sfilnt
nmnuiniico compnny thnt wnn re
crulted In Kmrene durlnir the wnr nnd
which nerved in Krnnce will he held
nt tho Antler ledve nt Hint Klver on
tho tipper McKYnxle rlvvr Hundiiv.
.Muy Ttl, ncroitllnir to plnnn In Id hy a
committee ttint met hero mm nhrht.
U In expected thnt between 6t nnd
no tnemhem of tho romimny which
wnn mKdo up of men from nil over.
i ne ntnte wtu no nere for the nut n ton
which will be held throtiKhnut the
dny on the date mentioned. Further
uotniiN or tito reunion will ho worked
out Intor. It wan announced. A hnn
let, flu hi hk trip! on tho river und
mountain hike will ho Included
itmniiK the fenturen of tho day.
Thu enmmltteo in churifo nf tho nf-
fnlr coiirilntn of t?harln- MoKennon,
llally Hcrry. .lack Cnnhln, 4)r. Mv O
Howard, tMnirtcH Warnnck. Harold
KdMum, PhurlcH ItttKKlna ami Harold
d. jleyuih ' - -
Fuftrno Onllceiton Ainmoy
find olnhtm nny plnca. No coll no
tion, no foe. Nothing to Join No due.
Phono or write W. II. mowers.
Annlhor Itlir da Vhtitrn
Thtliwion. May 6, HprhiRrietd llnr
niony Oruhentru, never folia to plcmtn.
5-2
Senior piny,
hlRh, Mny f..
"Clarenco,"
Euirene
t
nun tha perfect arpHranca at Kar
completlnn. Prrmantnt and tamporara
(kin trouhlci ar.rffKlfcctyco0cc.kJ.
KMttKe. unmtitr.l color and cwiatla
. (rauyiilM. Ilualr antawtic ....
Srwf !5f. tofTritlSIm
iFKHti. T. HOrKINS ai SON, r
l9filiUl'l'n4tnli7i
!.finn rcmitty older kIiU' eonfnremje,
lo be hold at the Chdutltiri iihuruh at
Hniila Clnrn, Krldny und Hniurilay,
May 6 and ft, wnn niinounced yeatnr
li y by Mm, V. C. Ivie, line county
leen nice vup'trlnieiidi'iit. .Mm. I vie
ruiyn ahe look fr a lutite itttemlunce
nnd In plnmilnK to imtke thin the bt
inference of lt kind ever held In the
county.
Mrs, Ivie onnonncMi (hut the re ii In
tuition fee In DO roritH, whk-h lnnludo
hudfc, proKrnm and "full free tintr
tnlnim-nt." Hhn rMtieiitN thnt nnm
or ut leitMt propoM'd mini bur of thone
wuihlnir to nlny ov-r Kt iday niklit- nt
Kmitn i.'lnrn he n"M in Kliinrhe Wella,
Motor rotitn A, KiK'-rie, who 1m r'K In
tent Ion rhnlrmrm. Hnriin Clurn In about
four tnlln north or Kuifbo on tho
hltfhwny. HtaKn hnve Kujcc'iiu every
hour mid the fare to Hnnta Clura U 'IU
otiitn.
Offlrem of tho eonferoncn for tho
nnt yenr nro n follown: JTcMidrnt,
flludj'n Kdwnrdv, HprinsifluI'U . vlco-
preiii)ent, Neva Work num. Murcoln;
nerretnry, llelle itoot. Kttsfcno: aMlnt-
nt necreinry, Clnrn Joncn, HurlnKfJebl;
NonK lender, Htelln Hmlth, Kugrnc: ad
vertuinK committee, Muhe) Jlumphrty,
HprlmeflMd: Jolllfin.tion, l,u)n. Ed-
wnrdw, HprlnRfleld: ntunlclnn Muurlne
tonley, Ktiavne. Th proifrmn for the
two duy meutlnjt follown:
Friday evenlnjf
4 oo teKtNirui!on nnd njotlRnmcnU.
6-00 KntiMfy the "Inner (Ilrl."
7 -30 Conference Orct'tlnic.
Where'n My flrodp?
Whnt IH Vou Expect? By Find
year tilrla. '1
Introduction or iwiccr.
Our l'roldent Htmik.
Confrnnen Konfr (tune, ' "noola
ilrl") Ktelln Hmlth. lender.
Other Koiikm We Jve to Hlnic.
8:ro Mysterious IK. O. U. H. lnng
Haw Holo.
The Oisen Ioor" Oorgln Parker,
I'ortlnnd. t
flood Nlirht Hrvlfe.
Hatordny Momlnifr-
V 30 ItotiiunK Cqiifrrenre Bonn;.
Mornlnv DnvoUujia) leader Uenate
KojiUr, Alvndore.- j
"IVm a trrrmt Pleajrure Clara Mil
ler. Huntn Clara. !
"ApprclntloniiM--liy the Glrle.
Appointment of Committees.
9. It toll Call of Uroupi.
"The filrl VolunUer" .Neva Work-
mntti Mnrcula.
The WHIIna Olrl and the Olrl Who
Han to lie Coaxed" Kathryn Webber,
r.urene.
Chorun Selection Santa Clara Girls.
"A. Girl's Opportunities In tho
lomo" Jtennlo - Ackertey, Florence;
Slohlo Humphrey, Hprlnfrfield.
"A f llrl opponunuiea witn iter
liny KrlentlB" Muudo Kdmlaton.
Thtimton.
"A (Ilrr Oimortunllli-B With Her
Girl Friendt" Crwwcli Girl; Lola
Trl)p', A I vail ore,
"A tun a ijpponinitiies -Tor tier
Chrlut" Thrima laSynon. 8prtnsfteld.
IMnvlet, "Our Clna Culouu" Trent
nnd lMeamint Hill Girls. ,
9:50 "Cook flour.
Group Conferencoa
1 Opnortunlileit and Dullea of Of-
flrera Helen Andrewa, Kueenc.
g opportunltiea nnd . Duties a
Memlrtts Ui Verne Backs, Eutene.
3 Onnortunllleji and Dutlos as
Teachers Mrs. Kttth Tanner, KuRene.
10:46 Kehoea from Group Confer
ence.-
DIscUMdona.
Demonntrrttlon Pftntomlmo Frank
lin and Junction City Girls.
Crumb front the Feast at corvaius.
CInse Piny. Plans and Problems
lty the Giria.
Conference Hymn, poem ana frnyer.
Conference Picture.
Hnttirdny Noon
1:30 HouklnK Conference Son.
Roll Call of Groupa.
Conference Hymn.
1:00 Kepnrt of I.nt Tear's Con-
ferenee Hy Swrclnry.
Report of Committees,
Election of Officers.
Duet Velma and Norma Purkor-
aon Franklin.
3:00 A nil rem "i.tres vocation
Dorothy Winched. KttRene.
Conference Cream Skimmed by
Delegates.
Imitnllatlon of New orricers.
Conference Bonir (second verse and
both chorunea). -
Hepo'ia from Groups.
Our Itanner Stinduy School Class.
Intermlonlon
6:80 Unnquet. .
We Are Thankful.
Group Hilarity.
HcArilnsjUiwrne Sacks, Eocene.
"Hock to First Principles" Hov.
Walter I. Myms. Santa Clnra.
"Good-bye Service." ....
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COMMISSIONERS' COURT
lien-
.-, , . -
Mm Anna Harper, pension
Mm. l.tlllo OwtMi, ponnlon.
..Miibollo H. llorr. pension .
l.la Harbor, ponalon
Kvnllno linrrtll. nonalon . . .
Cnrrla Mny HlrlmrJaon.
Hion
I.oltlo Klrkomlnll, ponslon . ... .
Annie . IV I.oo. pcnalon
Hlhol Hnitloy, p.'iislon
Vr-rtt .'ti.if.., ponlon
M.mlln,, IIi.IIIkI.1. ponxlnll ....
Ki.nnkv D. Iiowyer, iionslon...
I.ulu Ki-KUti.nn. ponton
Kliiui.oih V. Kn.lili. pi-n.lon ..
rny Bohopmnn, pension . . .
Nnnpy Hollonttonk, pension . .
Kllthc A. Iliir.joll. pension....
Vlnn ClnrK. pension
r-'loronor Kellers, pension ....
lroua KtrlO.in.l Mny, - pension
Corn M. Wnlkliy, pension...
I.nnra Udlth Slcwnrt. pension. .
Knllln .v..o.l, pension
I.oltlo A, I lodges, poiislon
l.llllnn C. lo.n.liUl.' pension. .
tin nil. K. Vnmihan, panslon. . , .
1 .11 lull Mi Klioilos. panslon . ...
K.I llh Al.lotis; pension".,
Clam K.lllh Voiit. pinalon...
H.MIe Kppnrtmpnt
.Itimos 1- f'nr.ilsli. Inspeetlon..
' ll. ii.l nutrlct No. t
W. Hermnn,. Bra.lorninn' . . . . .
B1. Horninn, tractor anil mnn.
1 Kimi oisirwi no.
.Too Jones, Int.oror , .. ,.. .
Joo Wiiknflotd, Intioror ....
Clmrlos Nenl, pntrnlman ...
Hon.l jNnirir Nn. a
Heott OlUesplii. patrolman .... .1
It, . Kl.auon, Iniok driver ....
11. aiat(ori, Inline .'.
. Roail niatttot No. B
.Toss Ftshor, lumber .$
IMivM Mills, man and team..
Tom Rolloin, labor. .-
lames Gllna. supnvlscr
lo.on
aa.Eo
17.50
10.00
10.00
40.00
S3. GO
10.00
10.00
ir..oo
33.1.0
10.00
17.60
32.110
10.00
17.S0
10.00
32.50
as. 00
50.00
26.00
53.H0
SO. 00
17,60
10.00
17.60
17.60
16.00
1?..0
J3.'.3
1.00
7.60
.1 S4.00
, 16.00
. 12!. 00
13.60
S1.80
3.00
T.00
6.00
e.oo
10.60
. S.C0
S.2S
35.10
S.G0
3.00
3.00
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6.00
6.00
1.50
6.00
COO
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Ilueal IbJrVt No. S
F. J. Damewood, lenin
Koul UMrlrt AO. r
Kussell Clrailur Mfe.. Oi.. out
line edKe. etc.. No. 018S0Z..S
Itnnd Ittmrtit No. t .
rlrirfln-Uabb Hdw. Co.. steel
bulla, vie. .4 1 .S
Ft. W. Calllaon, team
Chns. Neat, mun and team...
It. C. Brewer, labor
Il.iad Ilstrt No. 10
J. A. 01a,n, plilrolmun 3
Harry Shelley, mnn and team
Hi W.I UlHtrk-l No. II
Harry Iower. tn.clor work. . . .
Mums Monoiu labor
Itllev Pelly. Uibor
Jcl.n I.loyd. tabor
Krid Morrill, labor
M'o Morton, lobor ..; . -. . ..
Kou.I nistllct ISO. 11 -
A T. Mllli-r. nnlrulinan. . , . . . CI.SS
. H. Bubart man nnd team. 42.00
Y. fc. Stroud, man and team..t C.03
H.ai.l Dlslllrt Ko. 13
B!'tkeCoinp:on Co , crushed
rock . ... ii .
lload Dtslrfct No. 14
Rtsndard Oil Co.. Kus 10.73
Edwin Tullar. mlleoKe Z.00
J.- Tod ford. lalMirer S.00 t
R, I Jenkins, truck is.as
i;dwln Tullar. patrol and labor I.zt
J, Tedford, laborer ..'-
H. u. Jenkins, truck
D. ii Miller, teamster
Win. IJvley. -team
Hopper, team'
Hopper., laborer
Konu wcortrt no. la -
Standard UII Co.. Has t 10.73
W. Itemls. laborer 4.60
KJwl.i Tullar. team 3.00
Knowlcs w. uraber, mdse 7a
ltuail District No. IS
A. Calloway., road work. ..I 10.00
Leo Bailey, road work ....... 1 3.60
Geo.- AVatson. man and team. D.ov
lineal IMstrict No. 17
Knowlcs 4a Gnaacr, -ahorels.
etc, , ....I 11.45
A. K. V estrone, laborer ....-. S.00
R. C. Gleason, patrolman .... 16.60 f
Hush Proutint. man-and team is.uo
A. U. Suter, laborer .......... 12.00
Koail IHstnct No. si
K. S. Robinetu patrolman. .. .$
A. U. lind. man and tractor
C. E. Hewel, road work
Ituad District No. SS
A. J. Ronfro. labor... . . j. .3
Kdmir Harrimam labor -
Clark Hands!, labor
Hen Vaughn, team
tlrovor O. Walker, supervisor .
It. M. Baker, man and tfam, .
E. L. Herman, labor
8. A. Lee.- labor
Road IXatrlct No. Z4
it. A. Babo i'owder Co., pow-
S.OO V. C. Davis. labor
der
... U.JO
Road IMstrlrt No. SS
Eddie Dick, truck driver ....I l.
Chet Dick, truck driver ...... 3.99
V. r . L.yons, patrolman 29.76
Bob Oay. man and team 63.00
Guy Lyons, laborer 6.00
Italpn Lyons, laborer 4.60
H. X. Hcndrlcka. man and team 12.00
Dale Cornelloua. laborer 18.00
V. K. Lyons, team 22.50
Bob Gay. labor 6.00
It. A. Uabb Hdw. Co.. nails 2.25
Koad Dbavlct No. 27
Frank Hmlth. labor 10.00
Jacob Elllnicson, patrolman... 3.60
- - -Itoxl -IMatrlet No. S .
Fred Hewitt, labor ...I 3.00
Lloyd Grimshaw. labor S.00
- Road Dbnrlet No. SO
C. A. Davis, labor 9.00
SOS
1S.SS
1;S
.S.00
12.00
10.60
JS.00
17.60
A. M. Richardson, labor , . . .
W. C. Davis, labor
C. B. F.iwler, labor ...
Joe H Fowler, labor ........
Donald Devereaux,.. labor ....
Chas. . J. Fowler, labor. ......
Giles Fowler, labor
R. A. Babb Hdw. Co., axe.
(lies, etc
- Koau District no. ss .
Stevens-Fantis Lumber Co..
lumber, etc. ;....S 29.10
Ruttle A Simpson, spikes... . 7.20
Hauser Bros., powder, etc. . . . 33.20
Rood Dtatrtct No. 3S
Paul J.- Cauthorn, labor ....
E. L. Clark, labor ....... ..
8. D. Clark, labor
M. P. Wheeler. labor
11.66
I 4.1Z
13.75
4.37
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Fonr-act
day, May .S.
comedy" "Culrhc', 'Frf
Eusene hish. 1-3-4 '
Believe In Resistor Classified.
S.38
13.44
3.00
12.00
12.00
6.00
14.43
36.00
4.12
1.60
6.:s
3.00
s.oo
S.50
18.00
DOCTOR ORDERED
VOHAH OBEYED
Took Lydia ELPinkham's Veg
etable Gmpound and "
' U NoWWeU ;
Chlcaeo. Illinois. "You surely mve
woroen ona good medicine, when you put
ljyaia c nnanain a
Vegetable Com
pound on the mar
ket. After I had my
baby I was all run
down and so nervous
it kept me from gain
ing. Mv doctor did
everything ha could
to tmiia me up, tocn
ho ordered me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's.
Vegetable Com
pound with hit med
ian, and . am now a new woman.!
have had three children and they at all
Lydia K. Fiokham babies, i have tee.
ommended your medicine to several
friends and they speak highly of iU You
are certainly doing good work in this
world."-Mrs.ADRITH ToatSHDCK,10(3&7
Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
-. There is nothing very stranga about
the doctor directing Mrs. Tomeheck to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. There are many physicians
who do recommend it and highly appreci
ate its Value. . -;.
Women who are narvous, run down,
and surTering from women's ailraanta
should, give this well-known root and
barb. medicine a trial. Mrs. Tomabeeka
experienco should guide you towards
health;'! 1,' ' ., r" '
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OTH.FITHIAN
Fithiii Will Defeat
Williams
Voters Want Live
Committeeman
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YOTE FOR ' '
0. II FITIIIAI1
Republican Candidate
fort' il
NATIONAL
Comnittecman
On May 19th"
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PCJRTLAND, .TOO, IS FOR F1THIAN
Republicans all over .the state are getting ready
to vote on May 19 to elect O.'H. Fithian
National Committeeman,-instead of Jlalph-E.
Williams, who has had the job too long.
Portland Daily News Says:
"It is a refreshing and healthy sign when a busy and suc
cessful man takes off his coat and runs for an office that is
salaryless and of dubious honor. . '.
' "Such a man is O. H. FITHIAN. wholesale shoe merchant,
candidate- for the office of Republican National Committee
man. He is opposing Ralph E. Williams, who has served since
1908. Originttlly,Williains was a Democrat..' ' .-' -V?; '
' "Fithian is;the head of the Fit'hiari-Barkcr Shoe Co.; Port
land. It is literally true this time that 'the office seeks the
' man'.". ':. - ,
1 Morning Oregonian . Say
"That FITHIAN has organized a' strong campaign and is
conducting a vigorous battle, is evident to thrj public aud it
has undoubtedly caused tineasiness iti the Williams camp."
Portland Telegram Says:
"Fithian, although a lifelong worker in" the 'Republican
party, has never sought political office. "' ' - '
"Williams is a professional politician who, after serving
14 years as national committeeman! wants still another term,
"In the 1912 national convention Williams was antagonistic
to Theodore Roosevelt, despite the fact that the Oregon dele
gation was pledged to the great American,
"Fithian promises to work in harmoi
delegation in Congress. r
"Williams has never worked in harmony with the dele
gation." ' ' '
FITHIAN; CLUB
' By CHAS. T. EARLY, President,
' , ROBT. G. McNARY, Secretary,
w ,. - -v.- ...xCHAS.W. EBERLEIN, Treasurer.,
(Paid Adv.)
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