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of this week your unrestricted choice of every Suit, Coat or Dress in
the house, including House Dresses at just
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Ladles, vialt our fancy gooda depart
suit, nauqr pretty waists on display.
Henderson's US44S Main street.
H. Brown la a late arrival from
Sacramento.
1 Capitols E. Dntton Is bore from
fcrtlaad.
Now is the time to nave your car
repaired; bring it to the Ford Garage.
p. L. Pope is a business visitor from
MerrllL
Bd Asbaugh la a recent visitor from
Portland.
Messosgera at all hours. Call
Western Union.
Cass Aitahuler Is here on business
from San Francisco.
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E. L. Furber came in from Midland
lsatnlgat
: Fresh, tender meats at reasonable
prices, phone 83 People's Market
Fred B. Catton is down from Port-
land.
Lester B. Jones is a visitor to this
city from American Falls, Idaho.
' If yon like bowling or billiards, go
to the New Palm. neath the K. K. K.
Vtore.
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. sFred BilUngs is over from Lake-
view.
It is said that abont 1,400 earth trem
ors won felt in Japan last year.
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.Left to Right Brand Whltloek, United States Minister to Belgium; E. M.
House, President Wilson's Messeng er to American Ambassadors In Eu
rope; CapUIn Karl Boy.Ed, Dismissed German Attache.
Captain Karl Boy-Ed, German at
tache of the embassy in Washington,
stood on the deck of the Dutch liner
Rotterdam the other day and smiled
on the photographers as be waa going
away from here. The liner also carried
Brand Whitlock, American minister of
Moving Pictures
' . Wednesday and Thursday nlsht at
the Orpheus, a demonstration of bow
motion pictures are made will be
given, in addition to the regular show.
The Inner workings of the camera
Ask CMIooU for 191 caleadar.
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Belgium, back to bis post in Brussels,
and Colonel E. M. House, who Is
going abroad with messages to Ameri
can ambassadors at foreign capitals.
They were all happy, even Boy-Ed,
who is leaving the United States, be
cause the United States didn't want
him here any more.
will be shown and thos interested
will be, shown bow movies are de
veloped and printed.
Leavltts Improving.
Mrs. A. L. Leavltt and son, Arthur,
who have both been ill for some time
are reported slowly, but surely im
proving.
The arllest record of any Ufa insur
ance policy bears the date 1E8S.
New inscription
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into the throngs. It was the evening
hour. The populace hurried home
ward. Thousands of men from stores
and shops Jammed the Strand.
The recruiting officer touched the
J aim of a sleek young clerk, saying:
"Why don't you Join the army?"
I "1 am married." bo expalned. "My
job would be pinched if I Joined."
That was all; he disappeared in the
I crowds.
, The next two, both admirable spec!
mens of manhood, swore they were In
the government's India office and that
they were serving their king and coun
try anyhow. The fourth was a farmer
boy with his "best girl" on -- arm.
The recruiting officer's request for ta
rnation startled the lad so ,tbat he
dashed into the crowd, leaving the
girl staring after him. The next four
men claimed they were physically un
fit to serve their nation by going into
trenches.
So the excuse went
One said bis wife waa 111; another
pleaded that he was past 40, the
maximum recruiting age. He didn't
look it.
A letter sorter In bis majesty's
postal service couldn't leave the gov
ernment in the lurch by quitting his
routine task in the postofflce.
Another crossed bis heart and
swore he was lame, then limped
away, though previously be bad not
limped. Tho fourteenth man Ques
tioned claimed to be a policeman
though he was In civilian clothes.
The next man, six feet of solid
cockney, sneered at the question.
"You're askln' me to enlist?" he
queried. "D'ye think that twelve
sblllln's sixpence a week and ration
allowance is enough for man wlfeT
No, none of the army for me."
"There's the answer," said the re
cruiting officer. "They simply won't
go. That's why we're going to have
conscription. A majority of the re
cruits now are the dregs, the loafers
who join to get their meals. Middle
class men will not go until they are
shoved. We're not getting enough
fighting men."
Record headquarters at Shepherds.
Flexible fliers, sleds, and baby cut
ters at wholesale price. WHILE THEY
LAST Wm. O. Hum, 489 Pine. 8-tf
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Vernon Castle
Vernon Castle, who has mado more
mono from dancing than any man who
haj made that hla profession, wants to
QghL Ho la Incensed against tno uor-
mans, and Ir learning aviation that no
may go over and drop some bombs on
them. This la a very good photograph
of Mr. Ciistlc.
PINE GROVE PICKUPS
A vory enjoyable time was
spent nt the watch meeting at the
Pine O rove school bouse Friday
evening, Dec. 31sL After tho pro
gram lunch was served and the bell
was tolled to ring out the old year and
In the now.
Tho program was as follows;
Song Audience.
Ilccitatlon, "Sowing Wild Oats"
Jennie Iccnblce.
"I Tako What Father Takes" Nora
Miller.
Song By Audience.
nccltatlon "A Vote" Agnes Mlllor.
Recitation Ethel Mack.
Song "Oregon Going Dry" Audi
ence. Recitation "Deacon' Brown" Mrs.
Henry Grimes.
Recitation "Miss Kate and Little
Jim" Elizabeth Origsby.
Solo "Where Is My Wandering Boy
Tonight" Oladys Peel.
"Does Prohibition Prohibit" H. M.
Miller.
Reading Mrs. R. Breltensteln
Recitation "Mother's Troubles"
Miss Emma Murray.
"Advice to Boys" Mrs. II. M. Miller.
"The Problems of 1916" Mrs. Jim
Grimes, Mrs. Henry Grimes and Mr.
Charles Mack.
"The effect of Liquor on Warring Na
tions" Miss Emma Murray.
Solo "Nobody Knows But Mother"
Gladys PooL
Song "Good Night" Mrs. O. Brown
Mrs. Jim Grimes, Mrs. Chris Cowley
and Mrs. Henry Grimes.
The school will resume its work
Monday.
Mrs. S. B. Icenblce is still sick.
Mrs. Chris Cowley and Miss
J Oladys Peel are visitors at the Origsby
ranch.
MIsb Inez Elliot leaves today to re
enter college In California, after sDend-
Ing Christmas with her parents.
Mr. Charles Dutton Is on the sick
list
The road work Is still going on In
spite of the snow.
Some of the hunters are making it
warm for the Jack rabbits around Pine
Grove.
The Civic Club will meet with Mrs.
Henry Grimes Thursday, Jan. 13, 1916.
Flexible fliers, sleds and baby cut.
ten at wholesale price, WHILE THBT
LAST Wm. C. Hum, 489 Pine. S-tt
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bioughl to Kliuiinth county lat n't
by 1 W. Snyder, prominent Swan
Lake Valley riinchcr. The herd
-...in i.no.i of reentered horfords.
niul represents the. cream of oeral
of Itiu tilK Middle Western cattle
raising centers.
Mr. Snyder ha been casting about
for Bomo time for an Ideal dual pur
no strain. Wt ltl " view, be
spent considerable time at ttie live
Mock hliow nt the Sim Francisco Si
iposltlon. attending several conven
tions of breeder and closely atudylng
thi ittock on exhibition.
A month ago todny, ho left for tho
Middle Went and Hast. Intent upon
BettlnK a hen! of shorthorn. Aftor
studying conditions In tho shorthorn
country, ho enmo to the conclusion
thtit for beef and for dairy purposes,
the shorthorn beef strain had no great
advantage over tho berford. that to
the contrary, tho horford In a much
mum desirable animal. owing to tho
large loss of young shorthorn cowa
at calving tlmo. and the susceptibility
of the shorthorns to tuberculosis, as
tdiown by state tests witnessed by Mr.
Snyder,
Snyder decided to buy horfords, and
bo toured Nebraska, lown, Missouri
nnd Kansas, buylnc the best to be
obtntned. lie has fourteen registered
animals as a result, all of them bluo
ribbon wlnnors at various fairs. At
tho head of his herd Is Patrician V.
son of the famous Patrician IV.
The cattlo are being kept at the
Blue Front stable, on Klamath avenue,
until Friday when they will bo re
moved to the Snyder ranch, and later
turned out on the range. AH Interested
are welcome to call at the stable and
see the herd, which represents an In
vestment of several thousand dollars.
Wherever I went In tho shorthorn
country, 1 found tho horfords looking
bolter, and apparently much the bet-
t.r nnimnl" said Snyder today. "The
demand for horfords was greater too,
and the pricoa paid were from one
and a half to twice that paid for
shorthorns."
Oregon Commerce
Chamber Is Next
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character and importance the dignity
of a constitutional convention, waa
called to draft tbla amondment and
also the necessary Initiative moasuro.
Tho conference will also consider an
alternative amendment which pro
vides for the Issuanco of state bonds
for irrigation, dralnago and rural
credits under tho Bancroft bonding
act for paving of city streets,
Hammond Returns.
Dick Hammond, who has been visit
ing his daughters In Oregon City and
Portland, Is home again.
"Kink" Is Back.
Oscar Larson In borne from a two
weeks sojourn In Portland.
Hunts Without a License.
Charged with hunting ducks with
out a license, Sid Frailer waa ar
rested by Deputy Game Warden
Henry Stout. Today be entered a
plea of guilty In Judge Gowen's court
and paid a fine of 825 and costs.
Italy has manufactured Halt com
mercially for more than 2,600 yoars.
Did You Make aJResolution
to Save Money?
Even if you didn't you should
save it. Every man, woman and
child should start to save and con
tlnuo it. And for your good you
should place your account with us
you will novor regret It, for w do
all In our power to help you save.
FIRST STATE and SAVINfcS BANK
rv-wvauAin FALLS, OREGON
A special train bringing In two h
vale car and oBclal of tlm Vu&h
System and of tho Shasta l)lvli0B of
tho Southern PaclRo caused much ip.
ulatlon last night aa to whether or
not tbla was an Indication of tho nil.
road'a Intention to extend Its line aorta
from Kirk. In order to tap tlm ,.
000,000 foot of Umber purchased frooa
tho government last year by the Fttt.
can Day Lumber Co. The railway tata
atatod that tbla waa not Ihelr ak-
Ion.
According to Superintendent J. W.
Metcalf of the Hhasta Division, tho ivs
tern officials oro tho supply commute.
They are visiting all the dlvUioa
twoen El rao and Portland, ca
Iiik the raclflc HyaUM, check l
at each point aa to materials
various torritorios with a view
turning to tho imoral atores ana
plus matorlala tonM. u
The party loft for Kirk this
Ins. and will apoad the day, I
leavlnx for Aahland lato today
Ashland, they will bo met by tho of
ficials of the northern division.
The system representative are P.
K McCaffery, auditor and dlsburslai
officer and chairman of the party; K
(I. Cook, aeneral storekeeper. L L
Ithodes, Ronernl purehaslnn (!!;
it, 1. stout, mechanical entlnrer of
tin efficiency committee; u. A. liar-
rlniston, reprrsenllnK Assistant CaW
KnKlneer Harlow. With Mr Metcalf
In hi car are C. A. Wester, dlvltkw
engineer; II. J. Smith, storekeeper;
T. Connors, assistant roadmastrr
Happy New Year.
Tho smiling face of James rase,
the plumber was made brighter tail
morning by the appearance In all
homo of an addition to tho family.
Married Yesterday.
Leander Campbell and Ml let
Bkeen of Siskiyou county wore mar
ried yesterday by Justice of the Pout
Qowen.
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Today Only.
Seven Reel Program.
"Tho Love Liar."
Who Pays Series la throe parts.
"On the Border."
8ellg Drama.
"Darkness Before Dawn."
3 Part Lubla Drama.
Coming Wednesday Only.
"The Cub."
First of tho
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Ave parts.
features la
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"Serge Panlne."
Biograpb Drama In throe part.
"Hoodoo's Busy Day"
featuring Dad Duncan.
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