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GI,KNIAI,K NEWS
After the Fourth we spent three
delightful days at Ashland.
The Granite City spared no pains
or expense In their magnificent en
tertainment dr their thousands of
guests.
Ambassador Gerard, on Sunday at
the Chautauqua building, was the
feature of the occasion and the i
sembled guests were loud In their
appreciation of the opportunity of
hearing the distinguished speaker.
Amusements for all ages were in evi
dence everywhere, and the bountiful
supply of choice edibles, were only
equalled by the splendid manner in
which the gererous entertainers dis
pensed their hospitality. Each person
seemed to act as if they were person
ally entertaining their most beloved
relations. And not an accident oc
cured to mnr the enjoyment of any
one. Language Is inadequate to ex
press our appreciation of three "red
letter days" to hold as a memory of
a successful Fourth df July, to con
vey our grat'tnde as an appreciative
people of twee on all our borders.
And our National Emblem floating
proudly over us. and Our God. who
gave us victory still reigning su
preme and caring for us all.
A"ln the wheels of commerce is
In evidence In our city and valley,
and the sirens whistle tells us that
our mills are in action, and our grain
fields are ripe to harvest. Everybody
busy and everybody happy.
J. B. Hart, of the Central Garage
has received his second carload of
Chevrolet cars aud six of them are
sold to date. I
Hiss Jack Platner of the "Hanks
Grocery," has purchased a "French
Ford." and Is a very charming and
competent chauffeur.
Chas. Hobbs , df the Azalea-Glen-dale
U. S. Mall Service, has purchas
ed a French Ford Truck, very com
modious and exactly suited to his
work of conveying the mall along
his route. Also we notice there are
many females who travel by this
route. Chas. is popular, but he does
not want his name in the paper.
But we must say that he drove his
Ford car over 29,000 miles and has
never had a serious accident or any
detention In his work.
Tourists from many states are In
our valley and real estate Is chang
ing owners every day. We cordially
welcome them all.
The aged mother of Nels Thompson
who Is from Hilt. Calif., Is visiting
at the Thompson home Indefinitely.
Mrs Edith Gobbert, formerly of
this city, Is visiting her. many old
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
friends in this city and valley. She
comes to us in the shadow of the loss
of her beloved brother, Adrian Cal
lahan, and Ifrom the bedside of her
only son. Homer, who is a patient at
St. Vincents. Since he met with
such a terrible accident, we all feel
deeply for Mrs. Gonbert and her son
and daughters.
J. B. Howell visited his aged
mother and other relatives at Grants
Pass over the Fourth.
Mrs. O. .T. Moore visited her son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Lewis at Roseburg last week. She
left for her home at Woodland, Cal..
on Saturday.
It v"s our privilege lately to mee
Huron Clongh for the first time since
he came home from army service,
where he held a rommisslon as a
Ileutenxnt In the U. S. Army. He
wears his army honors with dlgnltv
and we noted In his features, the
Grecian profile of his father, blended
with the exquisite chsracterisMcs or
his mother, and the general person
ality of both parents. We were much
pleased to meet him. X X
ELKS TO PliAV GOTiF
SALEM. Ore.. July 8 Golf tour
naments both for men and women
will play a big part In the entertain
ment of visiting Elks during the
third annual state convention of the
Erks to be held here July 22-23-24
A huge sliver trophy will go to
the man with the best low not score,
the committee announced today. A
caddie bag will be presented to the
man with the lowest total score.
Both prises can not be won !y any
one single Individual.
A largo silver vase will he car
ried home by the woman securing the
lowest total score.
SfWOOLS CONSOIJDATEI.
The vote taken at Myrtle creek
and Glendale recently on school
consolidation was canvassed and it
was found that the measure carried
with practically no opposition in
both places. At Myrtle Creek dis
tricts 65 and 15 consolidate and at
Glendale districts 128 and 77. The
consolidation has already stimulated
applications and several teachers
have applied for positions In those
schools.
8CTHKRLIN DANCE.
Always beats'
the
Signature of
Social dance at Sutherlin Frldav
I night, July 9. Oakland orchestra will
supply the music. Everybody Invited.
WHEX YOtJ LEAVE TOWN
this summer It's a good move to hare
the News-Review follow you to youi
vacation home. Let us mail It to you
dally Just phone 135 or write our
subscription department and we'll
see that It comes to you regularly.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
All patrons and the public gener
ally are hereby notified that Smith
and Friend have moved their Jitney
stand from Phone 271 to 21. Call
21 hereafter. SMITH and FRIEND
Ccmbs.ing Red Propaganda
E. B. Fish Come Out of Labor Rank to Fight Radicals
and Bolshevist
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One of tho outstanding events of Chautauqua this year will be the lec
ture upiR-arance of E. I!. Fish of Everett, Wash. This young apostle of 100
pur cent Americanism came rtcht out of the labor ranks at the time of the
Seattle general strike and started a sneaking campaign for sane thinking. He
was a mechanic in the Everett shipyards, and In a month he bad challenged
the attention of the entire Northwest by his two-fisted fighting methods and
his ungual Kpcmklng ulillltlcs. For a year he has been talking to laboring
men. in the mills, in the lumber camps, on the waterfrouu Now he appears
on the Chautauqua platform for the first time. If you bate red American
blood In your veins you will want to hear him.
Douglas County
Awake to Blight
It)-. Prof. H. P. Bans,
Chief Plant PathoHgtst. O. A. C.
Douglas eounty Is evidently awake
to the fire blight menace. In one dis
trict visited Saturday afternoon, an
inspection was made In some p-oui-
laing young orchards In which the
disease has appeared and where the
grovers are making every effort to
stamp out the disease by thorough.
going methods. The county fruit in
spevtor, Mr. Armstrong, Is a fire
blight expert, having directed blight
control work for several years before
coining hove to this county. He Is
aware of the seronsness of this de
structive and highly contagious dis
ease, which has wiped out so manv
profitable orchards In other parts d'
the United States, and Is assisting
the growers In every possible way
to prevent Its establishment here.
There Is only one way to combat
fire blight, namely, to cut out all
traces of the disease as soon as It is
discovered. The wounds mnde and
the tool, used should be disinfected
with Relmer's solution, ntade by Is
solvlng 1 part, (by weight) of mer
curic cyanide, and 1 part of erosive
sublimate (mercuric chloride) In 500
parts of water. The druggist will
prepare this for the grower If desir
ed. It is a deadly poison and should
be labeled and guarded as such, but
It gets the germs. Suspected canes
should be called at once to Mr. Arm
strong's attention, In order that he
may give instructions on the proper
Stop and reflect great fires from
little sparks are spread. He careful
with fires.
Mary Adel Hays Returns
Noted American Soprano to Make Another Western
Tour on Chautauqua
Mrs. O. P. Coshow returned last
night from Portland and Salem
where she has born visiting for the
nastthre weeks She was accent
pauoed from Salem to 'his city by
; her grandson, Robert Pickens, who
iwlll remain In the city for rever.il
weeks.
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Western music lovers were given a rare musical treat last year at Chan
tnuqun In the recital, by Mary Adel Hays, the well-known New York soprano.
That they expressed themxelves In 410 uncertain terms In their appreciation
is evidenced by the fact that Elllsun-Whitc Is returning Miss Hays this sea
son. This Is In face of the fart that there Is an unwritten law In Chautauqua
on not returning tho same attraction on succeeding years. Miss Hays has
been achieving new triumphs this year In the East and South, and her ap
peniance here on the third rjl;;!it of Chautauqua will undoubtedly be eagerly
ntlrlpated by all "mi'rtc fnnK."
Everything Under the Sun
The Parnells Are Two of the Most Talented and Versatile
People on the Platform
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Hides, Mohair, lings,
Itiiblwr, Ohl Metals
l'acrs nnil I lories. '
A Good l.lne of Second Hand
Clothing Kor Sale.
Cass anil rinu Sts.
Piano Department
lleinline-Moore Conservatory
Violin and Physical'
Education Department
Closed Until September.
"Tfie blggct two-pwple coinpaiiy on the platform" that's the Parnells.
There are no exceptions. They both slug and read and Impersonate, play
cello, ssrophom?, piano and accordion. And they do every one of these many
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We would tic iluised to lest
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at any time and give you expert
ailrlrn on the rara of flatteries.
Wbn jw;vhaiiig new batter
ies gi-t our price. We ran save
you ni'moy.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
ordera ablploods of ohealcals, great
quantities of wool, luaber, print pa
per, flour, tcaohlnery, garments and
oanned goods fro a Oregon.
Fop Oregon produots tre eo good their
fame extends to the ftr-a.ay Orient.
Aasoolatel Industrial of Oregon
andllng of the disease and aid in to result In a spread. Both near and
inspection for other cases. i apple orchards must bo watched
Attempts to cut out this exceed- I'lre blight is a disease where a stitch
ingly inl'ertlous disease without In-; In time saves nine hundred and nine-
structlon from the Inspector is likely ty nine.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in HOT WEATHER GOODS.
Saturday we offer Bathing Suits, Chiidrens
Wash Dresses and Ladies White Skirts, at
greatly reduced prices.
. In Groceries: Will sell Sugar at $25.00
per sack of 100 pounds; Candy, Oranges,
Lemons, Bananas and all kinds of Lunch
Goods for your 4th of July picnic, at prices
that are right.
Peoples Supply Company
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$1.00 for pints, $1:10 for quarts; Jelly glasses 70c
dozen, jar funnels 10c to 35c Thick jar rubbers
10c dozen, Jar caps 35c doz. Preserving Kettles,
Spoons, Strainers, Aprons, etc. Save money at
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