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RESSIS HOG QUEEN OF WES Quits the Footlights to Manal 2,500-Acre Ranch in Oregon. HAPPY IN HER WOl fRides 57 Miles on Hors-back to G Points From an Expert in Turkey Raising-Wears Overalls While at Work. Portland, Ore.-To be a "hog que of the West" rather than a toasted a' much sought Broadway actress, is t ambition now realiz.ed by Mary Ca: owner and manager of a 2,500-ac ranch near Fossil, Ore. Mrs. Carr has sipped at Faim fountain and found its apparent sparkling waters not to her taste. S has played with Maude Adams ;"Peter Pan ;" with France-- Starr "The Iose of the Ranlo," an(I wi John Mason in "The Witching Ilou but stepped from the footIights to I como a breeder of live stock. "I haven't any thrilling story tell," she said whein asked about i ;life's work. "I am just living r life-yes, living for the first time free, wholesome life, for in the o days my first thought on awalceni; -was 'how can I get through anoth day?' Had a Struggle. "When I vent to New York wit ,out a name, without relatives a' without a 'pull,' you may he sure had a struggle, but I was determin and finally succeeded; yes, I succet ed just as far as any wonan can the New York stage and stay straigl "When I gave up the stage a ,came West ry sister and I took up 'section of land eighteen miles fr< Fossil. Later my' mother joined and we took up othe.r sections of lam until now we have twenty-fIve hundr acres. I am groving a large nuimit of turkeys and hogs. but eventuall3 shall stock the ranch with cattle a 'sheep also. Last year I raised 0 hundred hogs and this year I will ha two hundred and fifty hogs. "Last year I raised three hundr and fifty turkeys and this year I he to raise fifteen hundred. The raisi LatYariRisdOe.ud ~NHogs." eat Yeda artie Oame, Hand I1 hard time until onet (lay I determir Sinterview a man who raised turki bccessfully. ~"I had to ride fifty-.seven miles orseback, and I asked him so mr ylestions that I have since b( p own in that part of the country oe human quet4ion mark." Just a' Rancher. IMrs. Carr modestly says she is j ~anager of the ranch, or "just cher," as she puts it. She we; ;topped hoots, overalls and (k woolen shirt. She rises at f< glock in the morning anmd clin '6tnd among the hogpens until ] bther gets in a panic, believ Sdaughter will be killed hy so teporker. Last summner Mrs. C etd100 tons of hay and hau ;tons of it herself. She said: iast winter one of may most ex kexperiences was carrying a twer: *r-pound gobbler tunder imy arm Bebagk from F~ossil to the ranc1 ~teen miles. I knew if tihe furl ~tched the horse, the anlmnal wo away, alnd while that in it.< d have been a calamity, it wo Sbeen far worse to have lost ler." a. Carr spent several (lays and recently. but she d]ecla happiest moment of her stay she boarded a train for Cond ~ce she took a stage for 20 ma 0ssil. From there the remain es was coveredl on hiorsebacel omniambullst, 75, Is Frozen. ii, Ind.--Jamnes 1B. Laine, ve ysars, and a veteran of or, Is In a critical condition It of walking out-of-doors *en while scantily clothed. . A IDT SOUGHT BY NEPHEW Rclative of the Younger Brothers Secking to Locate Hoard ie of $63,000 Tule. 41:1.- Seout YmtutgiI* ofTit so, ~ ~ .1 neh C ftolemi :nulla) Youinger, li-l .14 hadI i wh41 o were witlh .*Iasse I r .ini1e's bon Sn114 1 of '':ltr 1d11.i i h otry f 1r1y ye'rslago, ti trin: 10 l 11nt eV box 44 s id It 4,on et 1n'1 to inave bgtn hin'h'd by fil' .i111nine .Senut inInge.-r, frotu thel. descrilptionl I.urnited him by Colt. Yotinger while till :I vi.il 1 to ls shortly eIfor Ils death olieves thle treasuIre Is bur11it w fit Oi!w I.4st City Calyon. SIx t4iles r ir oTf TI'4:t. 411n the bank (it till? lO 101 to ld id or id STry~ ngj to L ocate D ox. )n r4111tion.IV w ichi do1 s no It foll w the44 111 nt-4 le 1r:1il ofI border . <inys. Id - Vfte id saeinso 'l i 'n n l Iti 'u4l 7hat 4rank .hun11 who hi elnild y t e rb o h ST OEN~ KISS COSTs $0 Shopjiri's Guit Uphod on Appeal i the County C":art of New lmi-1er1. N. Y4 It Va a ('silv r lilforce fr%41 the4 unwiV llm.:' p IleI ::I ri -Ilifrlor d, pret m t y ' lit t l hopn - ed i n e 11 1 1 1.n . d a i - t h y .(1. 4. .l.l w ha4 It\ 411, 11'il l y 1.4411 (Itol JilYit-4' \v v, 34 I hi d.4.. 1iI. I mh- h th I4 Ih' ,I v:41 ili-i'll 114 :1 rI 'I ia I I i l' ie - 11 . 1 l i ( i l- . -TIZ KIS- COST $1r00, n rs A ant'4 (uit U4 .44 ot. Apptt l Trii \dthe uy gilof Nusery I. I t r , j i44n I* rs , n ho me1 iin14141 4. t o r t ll' v o4f1 brr , mre of ndrown 44d a i hta ws twety. . w y.rs.bl on NIEGRlO CAUGHT IN CH-IMNEY :cy "F~or Gawd's Sake, Mister," He En ild( treats Gr'ocer'y Pr'oprietor, "Don't elf Start No Fire." ine byirIhimf'ly I nd I( I'II' 1r41he to 4. ' nih."'14 oneI wh41 11 4'4en heIre to onke1(1 14 fire in 1his les plIn44' (of i1, is the1- other1 morn1Iin~g flc:t. way WiIhn 1:(hi1n41, sl negro, was as by way of (theii 8:1nta4 Claus1 roulte 4n1m4 11.mIS'4'4 1(ubited4 is size.4 HERE'S I EXCLUSIVE FOOTWEAR It's astonishing ho\X many come here for shoes and ca'll thi sly4e mid excellence of our,-ho shocs for men and women has advertisemnt for us. We Charge We've shoes for the man v young man who wants the limi leathers and in the Imny new a highl1 boots-also all the new wV A For Men There are oxfords in tan or black leathei's, also white fabrics, some with rubber soles, $2.50 to $5.00. The Limit of Shoe Luxury Try our Shoes, Maclaim, an your. .shoe money, regarcless of Boys' and Youths' Oxfords Tan aml Black $2.50 and $3.00 All Sunn Palm Beach Suits, N Hats and Panama I ing! Going! Get 1 S .e Al .\ ln's svrivenl 1a,,h- Scaun I )rawers, sin-ial.... .... .... .. 48c l I wrs.i... . .. ..25c and 45c \ien' l'ni n I ils. si -ial ..09c and 98c itr.4. yard ..... ... ....8c aind 10c :p ToldTab of, 16-imani -Perecales, La n Is. Ble c i. (' 11 4Wa. . (l ing In.s.ho t e 3-h. j4t i tr: ia whb. for..... .... ..2.8 ....$4.90 .11 'ilal:......$1.48l .le' K itt $2.9 . tro it.4 Sbl Ui pras . t 15ec .4 .... .... .......... .... '.250 no t ta-oi \e 'sS a lt . .~ I . a0543c, 48c, $.,$19 iaa~ t ... .............. ..o.$.95c .lone it sale of.Mli ery -spe ia o a al .......... .......~ ....2 co ti, linto l t f:-i'is aii. s 'I ~I . I ii. i'I e a r h t 9c, il 48 , 5c \b 'i : -'o -in-ilp and M r Ti< 0 .5c .n 5 Our1 .StoeprcsAeNo No. 1n S.ore s210 W.\ban'enWork iit Ciea ... . 50urnsd60 REAL' SHOE STYLES== EXCELLENCE FOR MEN Al people like our shoes and shoe sern is "their" shoe store. Of course the s arc our best argument. T e rey been spread abroad, and ev y pai You Nothing for Perfect Shoi Satisfac Aho considers comfort and durabilit of shoe style. We've shoes for.A. ndi handsome creationqii.-c1ofred ite fabrics. 1l the Best Leathers--All the Bgst Style: For Women There are White Calf, White Buck or White Reine Skin Cloth. Also Pumps, Colonials and Sl1i) pers in beautiful new modelS. $1.75 to $5.00. ci you, Sir, for we'll hitch the limit C the great acvance in the co-st of sh( Switzer Co.'s Shoe Dept. Satisfactory Shoes %UO J Vhite Canvas and Palm Be lats, Summer Dr '-ss Goods 'hem While They Are Hot Itlbin in th whil e tnuliy : il fit ;11 dress tin l ul now whih. thev 1. . (I.. . .... .... .. . 5C 5 ha - T d.... ..C I enke t.,t 'iit.. ............25 S . .is he-,1 Thr.Y l .. .... ........ 25c .k ) T*i . .... .... ..10C tItIh........\b..h.<...........:t or 0 S pln btti \\'asintgi P2wde .9c ...4.5c 9 11 eli 8;I.l I anndry Soap. .specal 25c S thI. Im.tt0e vale h, .... t.... ....45c : II . low e8l h ... ... ....'..0c .................... .... ... .... ..45 ~i tt th-1 Ilateu. ('upsa nder Sars.i :1a1h ....i ... tit. . . .. . ...2 i I 3. 10 Spa-i $1.7ot $f1 .98.i 225 39,p5 to 89 !~( Iarge..mp..hm...y.... .... ....10c drn' iluu~ I'n 1,0i.15c.25c.to.......695c1 what yBignest foahn Modes 1Ci Shr own In Li-hranuere$.2 No.2 Store. B. Srimmop-i ns y Br o T SERVICE qD WOMEN 'ice so well that they always ,re is a reason for it, and the )utation of the goodness of our r of shoes we sell is a walking .ion y. First, we've shoes for the te women in choice black kid leathers--both in pumps and ' For Misses and Girls * We've shoes made for the grow ing feet---uilt on nat ural foot form hiats, and good in appear an1e. Bright or dulil leathers. A Iso all the white fib) i-s. $1.25 to $3.(0. if she value anA satisfaction to Misses and Children's $1.50 Fgast ach Slippers, Straw and Millinery, Go - S.& H. Yelow ho-kt, 10 C e.... .... .... .... 10C 10 n 0 - L.... .... .... ......25c I u .ib-l~ h -ik', special $2.'75 ........ ih.......... .....$.1.48 'ib bh.. ior i mp htI k ..1.8 .......................... ..... ....25c I Peneil, ........ ..5c ink Tah onIf............ ..5ci fluiit , I 1 i n imen 1. .......$2.98 tu\' in Id Tob:i'-............25c ha' 10 o' e rv uitN $9.90. $12.50. 1l .. .. . ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....$17.50 . I uiv nowi\ :nil save AM.(I( lo $5.00' onI a suit. Sklirts.... .... .... ..98c, $1.25, $1.48 ~a(lies 8ilk Waiists, speelal Juniie sale' $1.00. a..ist' tiue SergeI Skirs . .$2.48 lto $4.98 ;nlies' une ( 'repe ele ('ine irt uwaist s ... -........ .... .... .... ....$1.98 hiu riais........... .......... 48c to 98c I: bt 'h- i IIroh .\nonniai i .. . .10c -! ann l .\~ns I'o Ii 48c, Ec &'~ up to............ .....'...$3.48 il e h tI ier h p rph. :he i ,l jel na t begint d to l eis t o u Pin You1TjiI Ii. ma see I t woiu4 (tres raml a npl:ee W:ndes mHave hEerse "k Nex oiaentes imidae. Co. [r~ .Iu eis a c ilfrnIket o