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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 16. 1919 PAGE SEVEN., FHMMf CASE . UNDER ADHNI V I v"' . - bjsnctica Sought Against -i Salem Fruit Unica Is ; Hanging Fire. v Judge George ?. liiughsiai and Judge Fercy K. Kelly have taken under ad vWuieat the petition of - the Phex ejmpany, -afting-a temporary as well as permanent injunction against , the (faleru Fruit Vh'iuh whereby the union and its stockholders are to be com pelled to deliver 12tn) tons of logan fcorrie this year ss well a for 1120 and 1911 at three cents a pound, per t!ic original contract entered into in 1SMT. When the case came u Saturday afternoon, Jud'e for trial K.nifliam ruled that the reply of the Salem .fruit eompuiiv should be in -the form of an f.toiavir by Hubert C. I'aulus, presi- isnt of the Salem Fruit union. I n this affidavit, Mr. Paulus swears that the old original 1H17 contract, I whereby the loganberry price was three cents a pound, was abandoned between the iSntoni Fruit union and the North Ve-t Fruit Product company in 1913, ( In the early part of 1SH, lr. I'aulus ((rears, it wm orally ajreel between the ofticers of the two companies that a' new agreement should be euteu'd Into, shitting the position of the Salem Fruit union from that of principal to that of agent for its growers only, and hanging tho price and place of ileliv y and sundry other changes in the original contract of three cents a pound. ; 1 1. conformity with this oral agree- ?ient, Mr. Paulus swears that a new eoutrnrt wot formulated with the grow- r to which 83 per cent affixed thoir aguatures. That thereafter, the price of loganberries was to be $71.50 a Hon ' f-om the union to the Northwest Fruit i'l-oducts company by the union acting III agent for the growers. He states that Inter in the ISMS season, the 4aleui Frnit Union and Nortliwest Fruit Pro.kicts eomnanv were uiiablo to agree as to a dafiaita, i.nitrnct with tho result that the con tmet was not aigned. ; Mr. i'aulus positively swears that, there rtoes not now exist any eon- 1-..-L 8-1 11. T' - 1 it... 111.-- wnwii.m il, Z 1 ' V .Wflr nor tur .:.y n. fare year." -It is alleged that the I'her. company hw not at nr time sine the delivery of the 1HLS cr. until tho eommenco- the 1H1S crop, until tho commenco- ent of the present suit, insistca tkat) ie old three cent contract was in me ihr. t ,.,. . - Jn 'repVv to the damage that might el'a,y 1, onli.t univeisity boys for this njcrue. to the Fhe?. company if tlie ;"Kl utrwmous is well ff.'ilein Fruit Union did not deliver it l1""1' ' " ' 12fHi tons of logins this year, Mr. ,,r,,f' - - ,,v,s. of Marshfieid In 4'aulu skaflea ithat Ihe Uu(.n only 'hnrge of vocational woik in tuat see control 13 tier cent of the total acre- '' 'n cooperation with the 0. A. C, ?o of loganberries in the WillftmottO Jlley and that, the l'he companr can, Jiort excellent results from the work j.tcct itself by going into the' open in that section, especially with the pig market. , - . , i club work. , ' ' It is further etate'd In the affidavit I K. R. Elford of Seattle, in jpector for tliat the present price of loganoerriea the New York Life Inurancc com V from ft to HVi cents a pound and puny, Is in the eity today on business, tiiat based ;n this figure there would While hero lie is the guest of A. C. be M less of $2(i4.U0 should the court Buhrnstedt. prevent by injunction tue sstle of the 1 ' ' ' iierrie nn the open market. Notwithstanding the fact that th ; la reply to the affidavit of Mr. Taul- berry season is now on and young tis, JtUere, i filed the afifukvit of folks arc busy making money, there. H 8. Clile, president of (the Pkcz com- was on ottendance of i- at the moetHg U.UI.V. He wors that he aa just of fstnndnrd pig dub No. f, leltl Sat ijid the affidavit of iMr, I'aulus, and urduy afternoon in the auditorium of that ea.-h and every allegation con-'the Commercial clug. Addresses were H,ined iu the affidavit i untrue, in- delivered bv Supervisor Center of Lane n.fur ns they are in conflict with the enuntv and' W. C. Hoppes of the stato auegnhons contained ia tha original department. Mrs. LaMoina Clark led fcyaplalnt Of thaheg compaBy, tynh in .inging a number of songs. -'.', , iWhen the session adjourned, all mem- Keferendiim petitions against the na- nt , rttu wr 4aken to a pio- tt'tnal prohibitum amendment carrvinif 2i,f.)0 naiiies, were filed wilk th see-, wesd0: 81 0' w,h ' O Mew ir aiterns Keceive These new wcolcns are of a quality superior to any thing we have received at the price for several years SERGES, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS AND NOVELTIES Beautiful patterns of many shades and designs you'll find them all attractive as well as serviceable and we can fashion them into Suits $5 to $7 Less than we have been compelled to charge for suits of the tame quality during the past year. Come in and look these Suitings over-you'll find them far beyond your expectations. . n ? 426 STATE STREET DH W. A. CUSICK DIES AT BOISE HERE TODAY Prominent Phvsician And Pioneer Resident Of State Passes Awav. lr. W. A. Ciisick, prominent physi cian and citizen of Salem died today noon at his home at Fairninmit lnrk and Lincoln street. He i survived by a widow only as their only daugh ter died several yearn ago. Dr. Cusick was a native of Illinois, coming to Oregon with his parents in ISM. He attended ltolla aradeniv in 1S..S and lS'W and Bethel college in l!H0. Following the completion of his school course he taught school for one and a half years. I-ator he attended Zolund Medical college at Kuu Francisco and also the medical department of Willamette luiversity. His was the fir-it name on the graduating list of Willamette University's medical department, Jn the Oregon legislature he served in regular and special sessions in lss3 ami imtl. His later service was as post surgeon with the U. S. armv at amp Lyons, Idaho, and as visiting and consulting physician at the Oregon State Hospitul for 37 years. As prison physician h services cover a period of 37 years. Dr. Cusick was married to Mareia M. Williams, October 1,1, lSlifl. He engaged in civil practice for 30 years, retiring in the year l!OS. He was a member of Fidelity Lodge, A. F. t A. M. at tiorvais, Oregon, A I- so member of Multnoinnh Kuyal Arch Masons, Chapter 1X0. 1, Salem,' Oregon. The body is nt the undertaking, par- lorg of Webb & Clongli. As yet, no funeral arrangements have been an- noiineed. 1 ' Personals 3d ins Gertrude Aahby left recently for a visit of two weeks with relatives in Ban Francisco. " N. 1). Orunning of the Oregoi. Ag:i culturul collec, is umoug the I'Uests V at tho Muriou hotel todav. A 'latct of halem bovs - Ourdon , M . Hieknmn, Noble Moodhe ... i , . ,, ,, .. , " """" 'n'ld -1 '"tt-W today for Tillamook where they will be employed " " iy f."r tho su,"'":,.r " U' K ''l'"t'vc of the Warren Con- .MnirtioR eonii.any visited the city rr- w visitor in the city today. Ily ro-. ..... v tv w tm ' ' 0' i .Salem's a Good Place to Trade oolee Mills S CCCIL 10 SELECT NEW MAYOR TOaiGliT At tli uieeliug this evening at tie city council the resignation of Mayor C. K. Albia will tie pBted d ac cepted. According to the latest report, there are but two candidate in the field 1o succeed him, Otto J. Wilson, present ahierman from the third ward, and W. A. Wiest, al.lcmisa from the sixth ward. Friends of each candidate claim enough votes" to elect. : The cession thi ereiiinf is called for 7:30 o'clock, bat if the eooncil keeps up its past record for. -being punctual, actual fcrnn ivies' "will-- not Uegia until about 8 o'clock. The resignation of '. M. Vtolrt from the fifth ward will also be pre scHtfd. At the last session of the ceninnil, lie resign ;ion vt -Halh Thompson of the seventh ward was acceptvd. There seems to be &ome difficulty ia finding men who art will ing to serve as abierman. Severn! men have bees approached in regard to filling present and expected vacan cies but so far none have consented to take scuts on the council. All vacancies are filled by the aldermen voting, generally on the recommenda tion of the hold over councilman from the. ward where a vacancy is to be filled. HRST BAND COOT SEATED FOR TUESDAY Beginning Tuesday evening, there will be held band concerts twice a weea by the Cherriai, bund, tinder tho direc tion of Oscar .ftteelhamnier. Unless the city council orders otherwise, the con certs will all be held as usual in Will son park, beginning at 8 o'clock. Kfforts will -1ms uuule' to curb the noisy children who rnterferred so much last summer with the pleasure of thobe who really enjoy liiusin and who eoaie to the eoneerts for that pnrpose, March, Entree of the Gladiators. , Laurrndeau Selection 'Amoiita' Laurendciu Walts, Brides and Butterflies Morot Tdyl, The Glad Girl .. Lamps Selection, Faust Goinul La tJos' de Oastollo - Roiter Intermezzo, Aiuina Lincke i ....Moetion, The Xewlv Weds....O'Hre March; Gentry Entry Kuffer Star Spangled Banner - TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE National ' '. B. II. JJ. N'ew York 2 Chicago 3 Barnes and McCartyj Douglas OTarrell. (Sixth intiingf ' l'hiladelphia 0 l'lttsburu'1 1 7 . a '.id Woodward, tSttlitn, Watson, auey and Cady, Clark Adams and Hclimidt, (seventh inning) American , " St. Louis ....'. 3 Now York 3 Gallia and Mayer; Sharkey and Han nah, (niuth inning) - CkieaK? 1 S 13 0 I'hilndelphia - IBs Williams and Bclialk; Kiebold, Thoiup son and i'crkins. . Cleveland . 0 Boston 0 Covalcski and O'Neill; Mavs and Schang. (eighth inning) Detroit 3 8 1 Washington : 12 0 Boland and Stnaaee; Harper and fiharritv. - - ' Try Salem First In Baying ore SALEM, OREGON I liEmcFia snow co, Mapificeat New . Laboratory Has Daily Capacity cf 36.03 Bottles. W hat is said to bo one of the kugest pharmaceutical laboratories ia tiie United States has been touip.ctcj at Daytou,' Ohio, fur the manufacture of Tanine, the well known niediiiue, which according to recent repot ta is now having the largest sale of auy med icine of its aiud iu the world. The erection of the new plant was made necessary by the rapid growth of the ' Inisini'hs. as the older plaut was found to be wholly inadequate to fup pry the ever iiu reusing demand which at the present rate of sale will amount to iiure than five nullum bottles f t the present year alone. By the erection of this plant the manufacturers of Tanlac are giving to the world jut oue more evidence of the remarkable growth and expansion of their business, -and of their absolute confidence in its future. This annoiracenieiit will be read with interest not only by the uiu iv thou sands of Tanlac agents scattered thru out every state of the union and thin out Canada, but to the millions who have used tt beneficially as well. The new building occupies f.0,000 sipiore feet of floor space. It is six stuies in height, practically fire proof throughout, and is of. striking anhiice tural design. It also ""has private rail way facilities. This beautiful new structure now stands in striking contrast beside the older building where Tanlac was first made. - Visitors to the laboratories are strong ly impressed with the extremely mod ern character of the equipment, .Ev erything is provided and splendidly ar ranged to promote systematic and rap id production. The very latest mnchin ety and devices known to invention and pharmaceutical science are here us ed. The interior throughout is finished iu spotless white, and all of the lare fore of employees wear white uni forms, which they" are required to change daily, pie main Offices on the first floor are all finished in Carnia marble A mahogany. The entire process of manufacture is cond-icted under absolutely sanitary conditions. Even tho bottles made ex pressly to contain Tanlae arc washed and sterilised clectrii'iilly by the ultra violet' ray proces. They are then filled by automatic machinery wnd the finish ed product is thereforo.evt touched by human hand." VThea Tanlac wns introduced into Canada history repeated itself, and the deniand which had been created in the 1'nited States was quickly duplicated in the Dominion provinces. As a result, it was recently found, necessary to es tablish another Tallinn; laboratory at Windsor, Canada, which is on a some what smaller scale than the .plant at Dayton, but ia an losJ moderuly equip ped. ' ' " These new facilities give a daily ca pacity of .tfi.nno bottles, lint as Tanine is rapidly being introduced into foreign countries it is probably only a ues tion of a few years beora even larger facilities will heconto necessary. While the manufacturers are neces sarily working for capacity production, it is a fundamental rule of tho Tanlac laboratories that the quality f the med icino shall never be sacrificed to se cure tiiantity output. Uniform quality is. guaranteed by a series of careful inspections by expert chemists, from the time the roots, herbs and barks are received in their rough state from all parts of tho globe until their medicinal properties have been extracted by the most approved pro cesses. The finished medicine is then bottled, labelled, and shipped out to the tens of thousands of druggists thru out the United States and Canada, to supply a demand never before equalled for this or any other medicine. The executive sales offices are locat ed in Atlonta, Georgia, and occupy al most an entire floor of the Fourth Na tional Bank building of that city. Tanlae is sold in Salem by Dr. 8, C. Atone, in Hubbard by Hubbard Drug Co., in Mt. Angel by Ben Gooth, in Gervais by John Kellv, in Turner by H. V. Cornelius, in Woodhurn by Ly man IT. Fihorey, in Rilvmtoa by (Im. A. Steelhammer, In Gates by Mis. J. if. McCord.v. in Htsyton by C. A. ;Keauchnmi. in Aurora by Aurora Drug (Store, in St. Paul bv Groceteria Stores ;fo., in Ponsld by M. W. Johnson, in jjeffiTson by Fnshay A Macon, and in (Mill Citv bv Markcteria Gro. Co. Seversl nurses were injured In an uprising at the Tacnma di-tention hos pital Wednes lay night, due, according to the inmates, to the fact that they were not prorly fed. Our Vant Ads are the Bait that catch the Dig Fish ResulU Try cn ia to-morrow c paper I- trtw - """""" ' ff FliNTCHlGF From all indications cabbage is going to be a short crop this year as acreage is small and, Trices are bound to be high. - We have some very fine plants of the Dan-,' ish Ball Head and Sure Head varieties and are making low prices on. same. Price Per Thousand S3JQ Special prices on large orders. Also, rea-' dy for delivery Toma toes, Cauliflower, Kale, Peppers, Celery. Broc-. coli will be ready with in a few days. Now booking orders. Now is a fine time to set out plants. Place your orders at once. D. A. White & Sons 253 State St, Thonc 160 Salem, Ore. - Little Interest Is Shown In School Election Todav Eugene, Or., June 10, -(By United Cress.) One hundred twenty seven young women and men were graduated by the University of Oregon here this morning, dlcujnmin I do Wheeler, hon orary president of the luiversity uf California, delivered the commencement address. Thirty-nine if the graduates kail' from Portland, 36 are from Eugene, 0. live iu other towns of tho stnte and It reside in cities otiUide Oregon. Civil servico examinations are soon to be aunoiMiced to fill vacancies U the postoffice at tlravel Ford and l"ulmer Junction, Oregon. " Thomas A. Skaggs of Snohomish was elected grand muster of the grand jlodge, A,. F. t A. U., at Washington, l tuo annual comiiiuuication in Seattle Wediiesdav, ' 1 Salem's a Good Place to Trad J IN THE COTJNTT COURT Of the Stat of Oregon, for the County Of Marion ' I In the matter pf the estate of Sam uel F. White, deceaseU. Notice of hear ing of final account. To all persons interested in the es tate 0f Samuel F. White, deceased; You &m hereby notified that on the hiflfh day of Mny, 1P1B, Bertis H. Whltft filed iu this court his final account ,rji executor of the estata of Bamuel V, White, deceased, and thai said final ac count will be heard by this court on Monday, June 23, 1D19, at the hoar of tea o'clock a. m. or as soon thereafter as the court caut hear the same, in tho county eourt room at tha court house, in Halein, Marina enmity, Oregon, and you are hereby cited to appear at the time and place above designated and .a,,., it ..w I - I. .. . 1.1 J.. ! ........ i, r.inifl pij Ki.ili iiUill account should not be allowed and the said executor discharged from his l:ut. Dated this 20th dav of Msv, 1.119. W. H. BUMHY, 8 23 County Judge. BALM AUTO EADIATOB SHOP Radiators, Fenders and Oas Tanks Bepai red Tractor Eadiaton a Bpedalty All work gusrsntecd, 198 H. 12th Ht. Sales, Oregoa. tit WELCH ELECTEIO 00. FOJl ELEOTBIO JMOV ELECT RIO TOASTEIS ELCTl FaiacOLATOBS ITiona tt3 S79 SUU St CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENOINEEB If yau hae motor troubles. I'ower drive. I'rivata or indus trial installation, call 93oW. W. T. KIOSON CO Cadertsk era 232 North Higa Btrart JUNK WANTED Call 388. Highest price paid for junk, second Band foods and machin ery. B aura and can 398, get tha rlrlit prices. The aqnara deal hflusa. CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 Cbemeketa Bt. Salem, Or. 4 V Quick Reference To Firms That Gif a' Service On Short Where Buyer And Seller Meet We Recommend Our Advertisers. -.. EVEHTTH1Jja Saltai ElectrU Co., Uatona T;ntyl, REAL" ESTATE FOR &ALR Cheap,' a neat modern S room imngalow with li good lets on block from paved street, 3 blockt from car tine, half cash, balance oasy arrsts; also S acres miles from city limits, 5 room house, well near porch, good barn, about 50 fruit tree Price 1400. half cah. eVjuara Deal Kcaltr Co. I'hone 4T0. 6-7 3 ACRES, S room house ,larn, fruit, in Fulls City, flWO. 9.'i'i acres, o cultiv-ated, 3 timbsr pas ture, house, l.arn, fruit, in country town, good road; $1001). 24 acres, bouse, barn, stock, imple ments, 5 acres logans, 5 prunes; 1 aiilc from station, 7000. Would take aereago as part pay. 37 acres; 20 acres in prunes, t logans, all equipment; rock road; 8 room house, barn, spring water, $10,000, 22 acres the best of soil, T room house, bam; ali ia cultivation, join ing town, $3,)00. 30 acres all cleared, fenced, 1 mile from town, $23.0. 1 acre, good 4 room house, 3 4 acre logans, on car line, IIWO. 93 acrct all cleared, 55 cultivated, 38 pasture, small house, barn, mil.. from town; $70 per acre. 320 acres; 290 cultivate!, 30 ra ture, well fenced, good improvements family orchard, 4 miles from town, one of the best farms in th county; 50 acres in clover, best of crops al ways oa this farm; ouly $100 per acre. . Have. a large number of smalt tiacls with and without buildings located near Balem for sale. If you want a bargain in a ranch or residence, see Bocolofsky, Bayna building. I The Capital Joiana! t Daily Market Report Drain Wheat, soft whita aS.10 Wasat, lowsr gradsa on aaapls Oats ir.fi 88 tUj. aheaw , Hay, aati W Harlcy, ton W Mill rua ... M:i44 Buttorfat Butterfnt ' - W Creamery butter 0o(ti3ic Fork, aai a&4 Mutton Pork en foot 18y418 Veal, fancy - 17'itil8Vje Stssrs .'. aS',;B)5 ; oO Spring lambs Wit Ewes Shaep, yearlings - 7 gai and Fotntry F.ggs, cask 3ha Hens, live Old roosters - M Broilers - 2 tfatajMaa Strawberries Itadishes, doa 35 Khubsrd - Potatoes 3 Now potatoes - Oresn onions dos .. ....-... 40c Bermuda onions, crate - 4.i!d Cabbage - 3a Head lettuce ?0 Carrotts : Hunch beefs Cantalopca ' Xralt Oranges 5?w lemons, box . 7fe8 Bananas CaUfornia grape fruit $5.25 Rlstk h3 tb . mii Whita flgt, lb Wtm Paekaga fig pot tl 60 pkg a4a,90 Hss,sy, ettrssted 20a Betan rrtoea i'-ftS, doisen - 43a Creamery butter . ..- 7rS"aa Country butter 6.)t50e Flour, hard wheat 3.1f3.25 rortland Markat Portland, Or., June 18, Butter, city eresmeiy 64(Jt"."5e Kgss selected local ex 4Cne Hcrii 30c Broilers 32(?34o Ososs l?lg20e Chetss, triplets 379c DAXLT LITE STOCK MlIUT Oattla Receipts 1143 Tone of market strong Fair to good steers W..i0(gH Commoa steers 7&7.59 t'ommon to fair steers tfnt.jO Choice cows and heifers 7(?f ." Oood to choice cows ard hsifar fCn9-50 Medium to fair cows and heifers BfaT Fair to medium eows ani ksifon SS 8.50 Canners 3..')0(fi 3 Bulls V(a1 Calves 13 Hogs keceipts 17ol Tone of mnrket steady Prime mixed I9.2"oi 19T.0 Medium mixed 1X.7:.(,i 19 Kongh heavies anrtj 17.33 Bulk lf,19.2- Pigs I7(u:!7.;!j ' , Bnoef Receipts 10 Tone of market steady Prime mixed aip.23u 19.60 Vcsrlings flrdS Cull Umbii '"alt) Wethers a7 a7.:. Ewes Wi T V Ctf'ttiM mm it "M TatyiioM .Usia ISM ELECTRICAL 127 North High . AUTO DIRECTORY AUTOS without drivers to uire, I dc-t-lar per hour. 191 S. Caa.. St. Fhon 899. DORA DEAN McCUTCHEON. tewast ef piano, a aew and logical uetho4 for both pupil and teacker, nuking clear all basic principle necessary to a musical education, am' giving the "nuisie teacher" something to t.-ach. 421 Court St. Thone Hi. PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE For bargains in new and socondhaa4 goods for the house, furniture, rang es, heaters and stoves, rue, sawing machines, graniteware, dishes, suit cases, trunks and tools. Wa want your old furniture and stoves, wilt pay you highest cash price. Sea oa last. Peoples Furniture Stare, 271 N. Commercial St. Phone 734. SECOND-HAND GOODS NO CAkii RKCUIK Eli-flood overcoat (hoes end suits, all kinds of arstia al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat inn stoves, gs stoves, suit cases aa loot) other uvful articles to sell o trade. What have yout The CapibU Exchange, 337 Court Bt. Phone Hi. WE WANT YOUR used furniture, stoves, csrpeto and tools, aa we pay fair prices foe everything. Call Bt7 CAPITAL, HARDWARE k FUBNI TURE CO. S95 N. ComT St. HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED UAT BLOCKING-! clean and Mock ladies' and Men's hats. Just re ceived a hat renovating machine. It gets the dirt, Try it once. C. B. Ellsworth. 4U5 Court St. Salem, Or. STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND BKPA1BKB 50 years experience, Depot Ntloa4 and American fence. Bir.es 0 to S8 in. higa Paints, oil and varnish, ata. Loganberry and hop hooks. Snlem Fence and Stora Works, , 850 Court street, Phona 124. J. A, Rowland Furmiiire Stcre Buys, sella and exchanges aew aati 2d hand furniture. All kinds of repair work, light griwding, liltsa, and hrazing a apeoialty Riga! prices. 247 North Commercial tit. Phono 18. SCAVENGER SALEM 8CATE:.G EH 0iUj aaf refuse of aU kinds re rawed aa rt ly contracts at eaonfctiJ Cess TMtola eleansd. Dead animsjg r moved. Offics phone "Main 1W. MONEY TO LOAN Oa Good Real Estata Bocurity THOS. K. FORB Over Ladd A Bash Vaak; Bjtleo Oregon FEDKTJAL FARM L0Af3-5 p.r ecnt interest. Prompt service. S4f years time. Federal farm loan bonds) for sale. A. C. Bohrastedt, 401 14r sonie Temple, Salaa, Oregca. INSURANCE COn.'Cli For ha be formation about Life Insuraoeo sea J, F. Hutchaaoa, dint, roanaewt far the Mutual Life of N. T., affsra 371 Btsts tit., Balatn, Ore. Offioa phone 119, resilience 15M. M LAUKDRYHAN HOP LKK, expert lnuadrywaa, 41 Ferry Bt. I pay top anarket priea for chickens and Ks. Office phsa 13.19J, residents 1333J. WOOD SAW PHONE 1Q50S Our Price see Right W. M. ZAJiOLBR, Proprietor 1235 N. Summer Street. Salem, OregM REPAIRING STEWART'S REPAIR HfflOP Hsva jost installed a atackioo that will sharpen lawnmowr tka same as tha factory puts thorn out new. Brteg all vonr light repair work to sa. Al vin'B. Btewsrt, J47 Court Bt. Fsoaa 43. LODGE DIRECTORY KXIOHTS OF PTTHIA3 itElirr AT Me'otnsek hall oa every Ttissday at 8. Walter Lenen, C. C, P. J. Kuntz, K. H. ft 8. ROYAL Nsighbera of Aa.seit, Ore gon Gripa camp So. 1340 meet aef Thursday oveiuog ia McCorook hJ F.levator ar-vins. Oracle, Mrs. Os rie K. Bunn, 48 Cason (tt; raes der Mrs. Melissa Peraona. Iii3 N. 4th St. Phone Hji'M. WATER COMPANY MLEM WATFR 13tPAN TOf flat corner Commercial sni Trsds itrt Bills psvslile ucntaSy in advanca. i tm wo.