purrs rut's
"Perhaps You
says the Good Judge
How long a little ot
the Real Tobacco
Chew will last.
Nor how much gen
uine chewing satisfac
tion the full, rich real
tobacco taste will give.
Ask any man who uses
the Real Tobacco Giew.
lie will tell you that
this class of tobacco
will give more eatisfac
t:c n and at less cost -than
the ordinary kind
Put ufi in two stjles
W-2 GUT is a lung fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco
E2Z3Z
English Ring Lacks
StrongHeavyweights
Ily DAVIlt 1.. III.IMKNKKI.Ii.
fl'l il I'-chh HMfT .,.irrei.li'lnl
NKW VOKK. Au. -The lliit
Ish boxing pulilli- Is en(u'cd In Itu
initial prmtlme- looking for a white
hopr. T'.iev lll have to so on look
Inn. Kicn tin- brightest oiimiiiIH In
Knaland slwikes his head sadly when
tli heavyweight iiuestlon crop up
1'nKlaiid bar not even the glimmer
of a while hope. Joe lleckeit went
nut like a moth In a candle before
nni mention kftt nnint and
ftrln. Thf Mining rriltnr over In
Flent atreet are In a qnnndnrr. "We
ran't vet a picture nf Champion Joe
rumdlns up." ibey anr. "All we act
tre hi the prone position."
Mnvbe thai Is a Utile unkind to
.Too llccke't but It show what the
Prltl-h public think about their
rhamnlon. Thn f'nti" t.ng u. that
ther la' not an Kiilluhmnn In Ibe
ctnfrv mho 'an lien Jo- Herkett at
I Is wrlvlit Moran iMd so. II is Iron,
lm iwineliir ns Pim linrKh Frnnk
ma" he nvnr in Kii:;!.ind. ho la not
a- VnpJIihm.m.
.i. ixonmflxid. the lnllnton
pild'Mewi'lrht. who Is rerwmlfcd In
K-iind as niliMlcw-'i'ihl champion
nf f'iinda nepr hnd Joe out ansl
ai'eei) in sn exhibition boot with III.
twelve- mr o "idllowii" a few weeVn
a-n and no doubt Mn" Mefirnil"k
rntiM do the anion to the rhnmulon
I' Meckili wmihl n"ionirioiliiie. (Tin
M-vkrit ivmnrt horn e-Merilnv, luiw
IV" and nt lllnmi Held and Mci'or
ml"V are both mlililtewnlitlita he Is
"' lustlfl-d In Ineahlnx off the
fhVlcnvn- which are flunit at him by
these two holers both of whom were
trained In America, tfo much for
Joe peekett
The t'nrpeutler bubble hna burst
I nndon wi nt ftilte off Its head on
ttii rtav of the flaht. Hrllli-h peo
ple do not. fnnnllv enough, take half
the Interest in hoxinjc lhat reople do
ever here. Thnl will naplaln whv
Iher Ihmmlit the Kren hnian lo he a
cress between a wlrurd. a hypnntlsl.
an A-eMo and n nrlxefiithter. Hemp
rev, thev knew llnle about and cared
less. Thev Imualned that Carpen
tler would 1 Into the rlna, bow,
amlle. remove his silk kimono, enhn
I" r"nh Jn'-k on the chin, walk out
rf the roiHd eirinr- n'iiln- chnm
rlen n' tbe world Now. of course
Ihev are all pnrrb d. and the knowlur.
ones ore i"ln: "I told you so "
klnrlnnd has not a heavyweUht
Phe could have If she liked. There's
Ibei r.rent hit hov i'lurdtunn. and
rmnk liodilnr.l, a liorer with the
ri.e-'n iHislirlnt In boih hands
bu' he prefers his farm. Then there
Is Tom fowler, more or less "all In."
bin still useful, ami a sprinkling of
yonns-slers who nilaht all be first
ra'er- if ihev would hut lialn. The
trouble la. thev won t. They spend
their apsre Mine on the race courses,
nr tn billiard saloons when they
in I KM be as ca.llv keeping fit and
retting a few ikmiilIs allng work
out lo others of their furlernlly pre
paring for fSilc bstlle.
TMM ltl-:i; PM'IM rp
0 ITU I W It ll IIOAHH
Ily HKNUY W(HII)
(I'nlt. il t'ress Hlsrr "i-ri . ...n,t, til
IciiNlK. Aug . Itaii s el. .mil
ration nf ber state rnllas Is pio
coe llng with a rapidity that ia sur
prising the most optimistic
When the task Is at l:ii rum
pleted, Italy will have taken her first
definite slep towards fr.-elng kcrielf
from virtual slavery to whatever
foreign country can supply her with
riuil - to say nothing of greatly ,.
proving her flnnnrliil situation hi
diminishing one of her biggest and
VICTIMS
RESCUED
Kaln y, liver, bladJer and uric acij
trouble ar moat dangerous be
cause) of their Insidious, attarkt
Hit-d tha first warning they giva
that they need attention by taking
COLD MEDAL
Tba srorlj'a standard remade for thesa
dtsofderm, will often Wa-d oT thaa dla.
ssssa and atrenarihen the bo-lr sgstnst
further attasrka. Thrae sties, all draggtsta.
Don't Know"
most expensive Items of Importation.
Following Ibe e. vtrlllrutiuu of her
mlluMvi liulv niiitiM in ehictrifv
..r..eiie..riv nil of her industries, mil-
12I11K tlH) almost inexhuuallble water
p.nvor resources of her iiiounlulns
. .
dtid Ktreaius.
Espee Workers to
Picnic In Salem
HAI.CM. Aug. 9 Halem la to be
the inecca of 10110 employes of the
I'orllaiid-Aahlund divliiion of the
Southern I'uclflc railroad on the or-
held at the fair grounds Suturday,
August 13. according to word re
ceived by local employea of the com
pany.
. All of the arrangements for the
gathering are being made by a com
mittee of employea In the Portland
beadiiuurters office. The program
for the duy Includes racen, gamen
and various other sports. Notices of
(he nlTalr being sent out to tbe men
invito them (o bring their famllle
aud plenty of eala for their own
parly, as well ua ftir an extra or two
tho'ild Ihe demand arise.
About :tiMIU euipluyoa are on' the
payroll nf the company In this divi
sion and It la expected I hut fully a
third of Itieui will be present. Khop
and ull other departments of the
road not actually connected with the
p-rntlon of trains will be closed for
Ihe day lo rive Ibe men an oppor
tunity to attend the gathering.
Portland la supected lo contribute
thn lurgest number at tbe picnic and
a special train will be run to accom
modate these people. The train will
arrive In Halem about 10 o'clock In
tbe morning, and will leave on the
return trip at 6 In the afternoon.
Pennsylvania Tire Servlre.
Ford Garage.
AsV
Suther lin Team
Wins Ball Game
Hl TIIFItl IN. Or . Aug. 8 -In a
Mine of bull at Oakland on Sunday
ifternorn Inst, hetweenthe Sutherlln
and Oakland trams, the Sulherlln
team won In a score of 12 to 3. Tbe
batteries for Sulherlln were, Ollberl
ind Knight nnd for Oakland llolman
mil Pcchclle. About IlllO people
were preaent and a feature nf the
raiue was four two-base bits bv Mil
'er. of Sulherlln. out of five limes
it the bit. Miller was also struck
hy a pitched ball.
The drilling equipment which Is
lo he used In nil development work
sst of Sulherlln, was shipped from
'.os Angeles Inst week, and Is ex
erteil lo arrive here early the com
'n week.
Mrs. w. J. Phillips and little
laughter, mills-. i,r Portland, are
lilting at the hnnte of w. y, ji
lobn. Mrs. Phillips' father, cast of
town.
TKF.NPASS Kin CK.
All persona are hereby warned nol
to hunt or otherwise Ire-pass on in)
ranches at Happy Valley and al
Its-en. Any pcri-on violating thin
notice will l.e proxecutcd to the full
extent of the law.
S C. Ml I.I.Kit.
Mr. and Mrs 11 U Itryniu ,,f hs
It' left this sriernoon 'or sn ex
i. ii.l.il nnui trip thmi h I'alifornla
Ihev will g .llr.it I,. San Jose t.
lslt wlib Mrs llrisiit s father I!
Hiirr who Is quit., ill Thev will also
'lull In San Fran.ia.-ii and Sacra
..... nen.re refnriiinr
H M. ThouiJhtful of
Timmie'a Tiicnd
lo Inquire
CLANCY -ff (-gg
By PERCY L. CROSBT
ROHEBCTW) WEWH -
Agnes Pitch ford
Visits Children
Ml.i Afna Pltcbford. county Juv
enile officer, haa Juat returned from
a trip lo fortiaud, where be viaited
llh juvenile clilliiien, who are con
fined to tbe Good fcamarltan and St.
Vluc.iul boaplial. 1 bere are now ten
vblldnn at St. Vincent a. one of them
com It. g from Ijourflua county. Theae
kliliilt-a enter the hospital under tbe
l'HtUd L'bllditii'a law.
The purioae of tbe law Is to pro
. Ida medical and aurKi.al treatment
for skk and d. fortn.-d InaUi iit clill
i..n. under the supervi.tlon of tbe
.m.lLal department of the L'nlver
ill) of Oiegou, aud providing the
..tanner aud method of defraying the
iiei'iiuary rxpeua"i thereof. Any
tirotiutiou oflh-ir, school teacher or
hool officer, relief officer or pby
Hiilan may fllo a written complaint
with the county ludxe, ullogwis that
the child Is under nixie, n years of
a;e and la afflicted With some de
formity or suffering from aoine mal
ady that can proliably be remedied,
and that the parent are unable to
provide the means for aurttlral and
medical treatment and hoppttal care
for such child.
Mlm PiKhford alutes that the rh 11-lir.-o
are itiil homeuick and of
course the parents are not financial
ly able to visit them. Toys. Iioolw,
games and other liitle girts, Bhould
! be supplied these children. There
lam eei.lilif III lirllllllrl W 11 O Stnnil
ready to keep In touch with the chil
dren during Ibelr pirlod of treat
mint, but many In thla city are also
Killing to hell. Anyone who would
like to contribute to the comfort of
these Utile ones get In touch with
Miss I'lli'hford at once. She will
mpply the names to those caring to
fix boxes to aend to them.
She says It la really a pitiful sight
to see these children, some of them
mere hablea lying in their liny
beds with their legs In plaster casts
oftentimes, having to lay tlila way
(for months and months.
No compensation Is allowed the
physician or aurgeon who treats
luch child; other necessary hospital
Hid transportation expenses are paid
by the county.
Penults from similar lawa In olhei
:tntcs show that more than 91) per
rent of Iho ehidlren treated become
elf supporting in gainful occupa
lons. and that nearly all are re
lieved rrom pain during the remain
der of their lives.
These children will appreciate
'looks or any plaything far more
ban any of us would ever realize.
MIM.HTi:it AT MFI.ItOSi:.
Itev. Fuson of Cnrden Valley held
n Interesting service ut the .Melrose
1 range hall Siindnv (veulng. Elegln
tlng Sept. 1, Kev Flifon has accepted
i charge al Cleveland and will bold
'ervlces nt Melrose In the evenings
a-h Sabbath. Itev. Fuson's coming
1 a great thing for Melrose and
'levelsnd as these plnrea were aauly
n need of a apirltunl guide.
I1 ItMIAM WILL PLAV.
Mr. Frederick liurnham will pre
ent a sidendld musical program on
he flrat night of "Reputation"
blch la to be shown at the Antlera
in Thursday and Friday of this
week. .Mr. liurnhnm la a master
nuslrlnn and haa pleased many
Hosiiurg audience In the past. An
ipportunity will be given on Thura
Iny to hear hint at bU best.
o .
Ill SF.Ml lltlvS KNTKUTAIX.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Ilusenhark. Jr..
mterlulned at dinner nt their home
in Hon Air llelgbta Sunday. The
sueat list Included Mr. and Mrs.
lohn Ilusenhark. Sr.. and their guest
Mr. Adair. Mrs. Kale Heese and
trainlaon, Kdwln Suiidslrnm, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. IliisenPark and children
Fern, Joyce and Francis. Mr. and
Mrs. Iiavld Ilusenhark and children
irothy. Allen. Helen and Kather
ne. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Ilusenhark
mil children. Margaret. Wiltna, Hale
mil F.lslc, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Duncan and daughters l.ols and
Freda.
CITY NEWS
Moor Music Studtn opens SepL 1.
Arundel, plane, tune rhona 119-L
ralnleaa rxtnu-Hon or teeth at
room . Uaaonlc temple. Ir. Nerbaa.
I.nnsrlvanla Tlra Service. Ask
is. Ford Garage.
Goodyear
.sr. ua.
Tlra Bervlaa. Ford
Splr. lla Cors. tt made lo measitr.
. none , I'all e -1 T-.. t.
" i. '-' ininun WI. I I
TTESDAr. AlCt
REVIBW
ARE IMITATION BLUE POINTS
Product Generally Sold aa Pick ot
Oyster Family Not Really Taken
From Famoua Beda.
It hna been computed that all bar
Via of Blue Point oysters are ordered
aud eaten for eery barrel tukeu from
to (ireat Sooth buy. In I'ulfnlk coun
ty. New Vork. About lo.isj acres In
the bottom of Oreut Smith buy are uu
der oyster cultivation., and HI tie Poluu
now come from many oiler places
yloiig the Atlantic const. Kven those
Unit are taken from the waters of
Oreat South bay are md the Blue
Points which made lhat imme famous
considerably more than a en.tury ago.
out are descendant of Virginia oj
vera, which were planted In Orvu!
Smith bay many years ago. and which
probably came from t'liewiiieake boy.
Nearly a eenta.-y ugo Unit Is. about
itftS. oysters In tbe waters which
were tbe home of Blue Points, be
csjiue so acarce and coty tluit they
v.ere worth hie cents apiece, which
was 11 scunduloti price for oysters at
that lime. Tho- old-fashioned lllue
Points were not small oysters with
comparatively smisitb sIm-IIs. but were
of glnnt size, more I'ke those we call
ruddle Koeks or Tunider "selects."
rlnnlly tbe Itlue Point oyster bottoms
became barren. After this condition
had prevulled for a uuuiher of years.
It was determined to restore thetlrnit
Miiotti hwv iii'Hiur Imtiwtrv. flint boat-
Ion (Is of seed oysters were taken from
l.lri l'li..,l..lu on.l .. werliJiuril Their 1
descendants are there loduy, yet even
they are utile to furnish only a ifiiialt
proportion of the lllue Points that are
ordered.
THREE RINGS AROUND SATURN
Fact Known to Astronomers, but
Thair Composition Haa Not Been
Definitely Determined.
The Inner ring of the planet Sat
urn, known to astronomers as the
"crepe ring" because It la much lesa
brilliant than the others, hna a thick
ness of 2.0U0 miles, while the other
rlnga are very much tblniier, accord
ing to observations made by Prof.
William II. Pickering nf Harvard, at
the Harvard astronomical station at
Mandevllle, Jamulca.
The thickness of the rings of
Saturn has long attracted the Inter
est of astronomers. This plunet Is
surrounded hy whut apitonrs through
a small telescope to he a single flat
ring of exceeding thinness. Through
a larger telescope this Is seen to be
In reality three concentric rings.
Every 10 years or so the earth
pnsses through the plnne of these
rings, which ore then In a position
edgewise to the earth. Sn thin are
they that for a while they disappear
and cannot he seen until the earth
moves out of their plane.
Astronomers believe these rings to
be composed of Innumerable small
meteors revolving In dense awnnns
about the middle portions of tbe
planet.
Professor Pickering Is also en
gaged in studying the canals on the
planet Mars, and Is searching for the
still undiscovered planet which Is be
lieved to revolve around the sun fnr
outside the orhlt of Neptune, the out
ermost planet yet discovered In the
solnr ayslem.
Perfidious Albion.
The phrase "Athlon perflde" (pert!
dlous Albion) Is generully attributed
to Napoleon, who undoubtedly usei!
It, though the Idea long antedated the
greut emperor. Thus Perlln In his
"Itescrlptlnn des Itoynulmes d'Angle
terre at d'Kcosse" (lTkHS), says:
"One may say of the Kngllsli that In
war they are not strong, aud In pence
they are not fulthful." The Spaniard
says: "Angteterre bonne terre mala
gente" (Kuglaud, good country, bad
people). On the other hnnd Francois
slnxemlllen Nlsson, the noted French
writer, who had lived among the Kng
llsh many years while In exile, and
knew the people well, says In his
"Travels" (1710): "1 cannot Imagine
whut cm' I occnslon the notion that
I hate fr .itiently observed In France
thn the :.icMsb were treacherous. It
Is r."t li v gnat Injustice to reckon
trvii. ..''!i among the dces fum!!iar
to the la .-lish."
Parliamentary "Whips."
The parliamentary origin of the
term "Whip" gties back to KilS. In
that year, according to Sir Courtoiiuy
lrt.ert (clerk of the Itrltlsh house nt
eonimoiis from IK'S to lirji ). then
was a great debate In the hnose on
a iietitmn against tbe return
of
BT 9. 1P2I.
U..C ot -onn w tiaea, wno bad been
2b!d from the bouae by It. order.
nurke referring scornfully to me
IZer If which men
mooed posthaste even from the coo,
uZt. Ukened the actlv ty of the
Ulster, to the whlpplngln of .pa
Tt bounds. The phrase
The trc-a-ury bw1",,e
pVra-ln." and. b, rapid proce. of ab
breviation, whlpa.
Disposing of th. Dead.
Cremation wa. common lu ancient
day. among the Greek, and Kom. ua.
L tuueml P marking the final dis
appearance f "eroea. Certain
urVreaof American Indian, wrapped the
llou,e. of their dead and fastened he n
In cradles on the branches of living
rees. But burlul remains the com
iuon and perbupa permanent cuatom
of ulai'oslug of the dead.
PULO PLAYED FOR CENTURIES
Game la Known to Hava Been In Ex
iatanca for Mora Than Two
Thousand Years.
During Its existence of more than
two thousand years there have been
twelve varieties of the game of polo.
The earliest form known was primi
tive, consisting of feats of horseman
ship and skill. The early Persian form
described In Shumnna was a highly
organised game with rules, pluyed by
four on each side. In Persia, In the
Sixteenth century, the grounds were
300 by 170 yards, and the play resem
bled the rough football of the same
period lu F.nylund. This game became
more highly organized In the next
century.
The Kyiuntlne form played at Con
stantinople lu the Twelfth century
used a leather ball the sie of an apple
liud a racquet. The Chinese game. In
voue about tJ A. was pluyeil
with a light wooden bad. The Jap
anese form, popular lu feudal times
atlll survives under the name of dakln
or bull mutch.
Iu an undent Indian variety the
aides are ranged up on opposite ends
of the grounds and the bull is thrown
In. This Is probably the form of tin
game which reached India from Persia
and la represented today by Manlpui
and Gllglt polo, though these forms ure
rougher than tbe old Indian game.
Henry, Not Hendrick Hudson.
The Intrepid und resourceful nav
igator who first explored the North
river was not Hemlnck, but Heurv
Hudson. Ily the former name be vvii.
never known lu his owu time. lie
would not have answered to It, prob
ably would have resented Its applica
tion to him, even during the brief w
rbid In v. hlch he wus in the service
of the Netherlands Fast India com
pany, for he knew scarcely a word of
the Dntch Innguage. and he Insisted
upon having the Iutch lawyers. In
drawing up at Amsterdam the Dutch
contract with the company, write
therein his name In Its plain English
form Henry Hudson, says the New
Vork Tribune.
That he is called Hendrick Is due to
a whimsy of the "gentle humorist,"
Irving, who In the (lesihumous puiiera
of the mythical H'edrich Knicker
bocker iiutiirally nnd appropriately
l th lint, h f.Mtn of ihtM nnme.
Palestine Chariots.
Dr. Clnreiiee S. Fisher, curator of
he lUihylouiun section of the t'nlver
Ity of Pennsylvania museum, will tin
lertuke what he descrila-s aa one if
Ihe most iuiMirtunt excavutiuns ever
mule iu tbe Holy land and the firs!
since the beginning of the World war.
lie eH-cts to tlud among other
things, some of the Iron char'.ots men
tioned In the lllble which prevented
ihe children of Israel from cupturing
Ilethshnn. neur which city sons? of
the greatest battles of early histor)
Aire fought. Scientific American.
No Lady at All.
Albert, nge.1 live, bad hien severely
punMied by maternal hunds. His
father on arriving home, found hit"
In tears.
"What's the matter, son?" he asked
"Paddy." replied Albert, pointing an
accusing nnircr ut his mother, "all I
have to say is that I'm completely
aurprisi-d at that lady." American
U-glil Weekly.
Military Poker,
.tonkin Tliln sulutlhtf .iuIiui n
iiiln!? mo 4if n pntnt? nf jmUtT.
Wt How so?
IthkL An iiflWvr imn's me nml I
rnlst him tht.
Wt -Vth. ntifl whether yu do or
not. you're llnl.lc to k'fl ft mil. Am-
HWIB
SPECIAL!
Reduced Prices on Fruit Jart.
E.Z. Seal Half Pints, per doz $1.25
" 14 Pints, per doz 1.39
" Quarts, 4 " 1.60
' ' J gals. " " -2.00
DREY MASON Pints, per doz i.15
Quarts, " " 1.35
ECONOMY Pints, per doz 1.35
Quarts, " " 1.55
J Gals. " 1.90
Also a full stock of JELLY GLASSES, CAPS
and RUBBERS.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
UIMH.t'OI.1 GltOWEIIH.
There will be a meeting of broccoli
growers Thursday, Aug. 11, at 2 p.
m. lu the city bull, to consider ways
nd means ot bundling tbe crop now
growing. Kvery grower Interested Is
Invited to attend.
S. O. COOI.EY, Secy. Com.
TIMKEN and HYATT roller bear;
lugs for cara and trucks at The
Roueburg Garage.
J. H. SINNIGER
All kinds of sheet metul work,
warm air furnaces, both pipe and
pipeless. 119 Oak Street.
Phone 42S. Roseburg, Ore.
0i:r new Fall and
Winter Samples
Are here for
Your ittfpi viha.
Come in and
Be suited.
Our Auto Will CalL
Phone 277
PRICE DROPPED $250
I The Oakland
4 At tho spur nel.A nf .1975 nn
1
a; t-. v v'uiv.w ucuvcicU ia uic ueai vaiuc vi a
f your money. Compare it with any six cylinder automobile i
yjx aioiu.vu
Bumng juij.uu more and you will be convinced. j
i High power, long mileage on tires and gas, makes the
fi Oakland inexpensive to operate. Let us demonstrate to you. I
J. F. BARKER & GO.,
Mitchell & Oakland Automobiles. Implement,
20 Reduction!
n.in8 .1",.t, re5.elTod 'rne of woolcna from the largeat woolM
mi a in tlie KaHt. I am now In a position to Oder a range of 0
patterna from 22.B0 to $48.00 fr auit or overcoat. Fit and work
uunship absolutely guaranteed.
J. F. DILLARD
Service
WILL DELIVER LVMBER.
Maynard and Jcnks of Olend,, I
will deliver rough, or d-ssed luuiwl
for $20 per 1000. ulerl
PKOFriKRlON A I, OA HlaT
HAalAIIAI UII, Auctioneer. giuTaTn
It. If. I: WKICui Plow.ra T""I
M. 4ii W. Cass. r,ow' PNaal
ua. at. h. ri.vi.KR rnrn-l
(araiclan. 1 w. Ln. I
OrcEut's Ihgbcr liutiiuhoa of
TECHNOLOGY
Eicl.t Schools; Seventy Drpirtmtau
FALL Tr ilM OI-ENS SF.PT. 19, ll
For inlorn.Blk.s wrar lo Ibr Rrtiutw
Oregon Azricultiiral College
BLACKBERRIES
WANTED
OKATES Ft HMS1IKI)
FRANK J. NORTON,
llRAItf, OREGON.
HEINLINE
Conservatory of Husk iti Art
Kindergarten and Doanlnf Sjt
tern for children 4 to 14 yean at
ape
Voice and Art Work eondacted
by Mrs.. Brand and Mrs. Ruibo
Vacation July 1-SepL .
Sensible Six
Ji: 1 n . 1 i. rnm i
ucuvcrcu, IS U1B ucai ViUUC WI a
First, U
C-U mm mr, kan