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lrSg;;,., l,t'Ulia NgW8-HVltW. TUESDAY. JULY 1, 19M. Many Uea Are Male r.iiJViivVA II I I i' I w f .' I t Ti f if t -j-fc - U, V -v'---.'-. v41 A BUSINESS CAREER Lor t 6ucce,1 ln buslne8B ,n ct ratio to your success V it...- iiAiir auiiI Affairs! 1-tft w-hn iannnt ..... jj SaOUUUS --- nvi BO.ne- , c,iMtuiiil'- cannot build successfully. A tavingt account firs! achievement toward business buccoss. We Invito io cr'" on a,t01,nt 'iln ua- u takes very little li slart . jjut don't psstpone It! UMPQUA VALLEY BANK 1-4 r l . . i LOCAL NEWS J j Eugene Man Here j 1'iin K. Smith of Eugene, was a i business visitor in the city today. I Leavinj for Portland i N. M. Nelson and family and C. nJ .otsland ar,d family 1, tt today by j automobllw for l'ortlaud where they j will enjoy a week's vacation.. j U-uyew For kbunath i Mis Edna Louth left this morn ing lor Klumaih Fulls where she will spend her uutiual vacution. Slit-j la au employe of the Itosebur Na- iiuuut iiuuk. Mr. Kester III , J. Y. Hester, an employee at the Ruseburg postoft'ice, Is confined to his room this week ou account of Ill ness. Mr. Hester has been in 111 health lor the past few weeks. Plan Fine Vacation ' -Mr. and Mm. O. C. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ileskett Baker and two children are planning to leave In the former's car fornn extended vacation the latter part of the month. They will make a trip through Yellowstone I'ark and other points of interest. mums C3Ajam.hclin(.RfmhinlhuJantiKTv (g SiiTIC vou will newt bt wuhoul fax i your skip anjm and to prevent all tkm ruhet, unburn, crunng. etc; rutc. Con, cream, or brunette ; i them. The gentlemen were very I much impressed with this section of j the state and the delightful highway sinoa strikinR the Oregon line. They I continued their Journeys northward i today. Auto Man Viit A. It. Hoscow. who ts connected with the Ford and Lincoln agency in Portland, was a business visitor in Roseburg today, lie called upon the Lockwood agency here. 4.' I hi of ihe road from Glen-1 it blthway has been de- bv ihe business men oi i iho in a ronlerence with id.e Georee yume and I'loyJ 1 rear presented I ion fur official approv-1 has a g(A)d macadam ihf tishnay to- the city, a milts, but for some time :n considerable ei'it.-.tion road. Ihe district has from Ihe bonds voted ejrs aico and oesin s to money into some norma- miut. The district is al to vofe a special t:ix to psvin;. This money. It rill pave a strip 9 feet al a mile crd a qtmrter. i J to !ave the rlnht hnnd I road Hi one j oes in to will five loaded trucks , it in a paved road, while i e out will have to turn 1 nvrL After one side ! :avl with concrete the J the road will be paved, present plans. It is, of " -cted that this will take ; If. Pcott on First Ave. North. The but It is believed that sale was made through Chas. Iy es. (in dp successiuiiy nana-1 . Take Trip to Canada Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Willard and son left this afternoon by automobile for points in C'unaila where they will en joy a motor trip for the next three weeks. atoms! ) iff- WlO WOM"Il-JiTE.D GOV Health Lecture Tonight The Thilosopliy of Health" lecture at tho Adventist church on Military sireet in West Kosebiirg will be held at A It. Ill tiiiik'ht llr W'oti.l.ill A l ie bold will give the lecture. It is i burK chamber of commerce met Hits Telephone Men Here J. 1 Ixiwrie. bead of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph lines ln Ore gun, and R. Y. Woodward of Port land and J. M. Ijimb of Kugene, also connected with the lines, are in the city today on business matters. Board Meets This Evening The board of directors ot the Rose- icn to the public and all are cordial ly uiviitd to Uttelld. Home From Hospital Wm. 12. Cox, who has been at Mercy hospital for the past five davs has returned to his nome at 746 Mill j st.eet. Mr. fox as employed by the J. O. Flcok company and worked there until last Thursday when ho re-i ceived a severe injury to his left I baud, losing a thumb and one finger. ' otiT articles. niiei iioon at 4: Sit o'clock at the Hot 1 Linpoiia. Many important matters concerning the work of the chamDe" wuo discussed. Searching Mexicans' Cars Sheriff Starmer was in Riddle to day conducting a Beurch of the sec tion hand cars there for some articles alleged to have been stolen from the Umpiiua Chiefs lust night. One of the Indian blankets was taken and Cilly Welsh Returns Little Hilly Welsh, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Welsh of Salem, who has been visiting at tho I'iichtord I home in this city returned to Salem i of Ccntrifvgal Force When you get rid of the wuter In a mop by twirling it round you. make use of one of the uiurt liliixirtiiiit uie rhaulcnl forces. Centrifugal force, as It Is railed (It Is pronounced "cen-trlf-ral." by the way), drives the wuter from the mop. Just as it drove the stone that killed tKillr.th from Uuvid's litis. An object, once set ln motion, wants to continue traveling ln the same di rection, and resists any attempt to change this direction. A stone tied to a piece of string and whirled In a circle pulls harder the faster It ts whirled. If the string breaks, the stone will nmtiuue to travel In the direction It was moving at tne instant the string broke; It wrould travel In a straight line were It not for the pull of the earth, which finally brings the stone to the ground. When turning a comer on a bicycle you Instinctively lean Inwurd ; If "you didn't centrifugal force would upset fou. A motorcar turning a corner at high speed would run on the two outside wheels, and the Inside wheels would be lifted from the ground. Curs tinn ing corners quickly are often shown in drawings with the outside wheels clear of the ground, which Is quite wrong. Many uses are made of rentrlfugul force: the modern cream separntor collects the fut particles from the milk by Its action. The little governor that regulates the speed of a gramophone dciiend on It. And the ever-popular "roulette wheel" flings off Its occupants by this force. Now In Olympia Arthur Duvis. auditor for the Shell j Oil company, is spending some time ! 1c Olympia, Wash., according to j word received today. Mr. Davis has i Sunday. Miss Agnes 1'iichford and j traveled all over Washington for the mother took him as far as Kugene in their car w here he was met by his parents. company doing relief various departments. work tor the Expected Home This Weefc Kred Scliwuru, who has been Berry pickers Are Needed Tne berrv growers of the country are this week advertising for pickers. i.s. rred Scliwuru, who has been . are Una week advertising tor pickers, ubsiut from Uoseliuig lor Ihe past six! Many have been supplied thus far bu( wccbS visiting witlj relatives and j several ot the growers stato that un-trit-mis i:t LaL'russe, Wis., and other less they eun secure pickers at once eastern cities, is expected home the they will lose a good portion of their iatler part of the week. Word re-1 crop. ceived Horn her is to the efioct that she ictt lor home Sunday. Expected Home Today O. C. Baker and Scotty Weaver, who left Sunday nlBht for Portland, are expected home today. They are driving two new Duick cars of the latest model which will be put on dis play. The new creation in the Buick Held 1h unxiously awaited and much interest is being tnki u in the model. 'mm mm Ls h'.J l.-t Bulletins Attract Crowds The bulletins of the balloting by the democratic national convention in New York which are posted daily ln The News-Review windows, attract I large crowds. Great Interest has heen shown in the outcome of the balloting and In view of Hint fact The . News lieview will bulletin all results hourly. - - .iC uuur Leaves for Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. George Neuner and family left this afternoon for Med ford where they will Join a party of San Francisco people for Crater Lake. Leave for California Clyde Yerian, lion Malin and Mark III...,-- .. tl..n ..l.nlli. I. if, tit i. im.rn.UK lor'their home uUer visiting j ""ce near Oregon City, will return In this city for a few days. They have I "0 ' ' ie..u Will Spend Fourth Here Clifford Sherrill, well known Rose burg boy, who has been employed with the Shell Oil company at Park j Will Take Vacation j Glenn Taylor is leaving by auto tomorrow for Portland where he will , meet his parents and take them for 1 a trip over the Mount Hood loofi j road. They will spend the fourth at ! a resort and Mr. Taylor will return ! here early next week. i Prw teased Vir!rs.) Mr 1 O. Nelson, who "i from the Portland tT Mayor George L. Chief of Police L. V. J.ouary, l!)2:!, after he -i years as a patrolman Misled by the mayor, court held today ln re 's Geo. J. liingham, i Ihe rase In the lower K'"i!"h icuntv. The! aaJamus action brought! ..... .... . aa':.rhis return. The ",,v" ""'' '-K-r missal from the chief and J. " Harvey of Grants Puss has incompetency and 1 been in the city for the past week e service" as the reasons, j working on a suitable design for a .patrolmen were dis-1 windshield sticker for the Itosoluirg te same time for the Chamber of Commerce and today he Because he had been was successful In turning out one w more than six years i which will undoubtedly meet with a--'i tliat t!u riiv mi- the annroval of the entire city. It ald have accorded him a! shows a big Indian Chief head with ore the civil service feathers stickiiu; out from his head- been north to Vancouver, 11. C., aud a l.ip 10 vaoninptmi Loiots. Thev ulonited in Hoy burg for a visit w.th Mrs. Hor- cuce Granny, public health nurse. Flcors to be Sanded Woik was started today on tho sanding of the dance floor at the Rainbow Gardens In Winchester. : hen completed the floor wiil be tho j flne.-it in this part of the. state. Next I week wil see the ioof to the building end visiting with his parents. Mr. Sherrill was formerly employed at the local Shell plant, hut received a promotion which took him to the I northern city. Should Sign Petitions Tho chamber of commerce has urg ed the taxpayers to Bign the two pe titioiis at the lioti l 1'inpqtia anil Ho tel Grand which urge the county court lo oiirrow iru.n ine conn iiuune miiu to aid In building tho North Umpiua completed and the interior decoration j road ,, ,,, ,.rH(,k ,)rjdf,e nn ,,, week will tfee the roof to the building Iievils orchestra will sponsor a big dance at the gardens on next Thurs day night, July Sid. ltcodsport highway. The petitions ulrendy have been signed by many people but it is desired to secure a great many more names. rrea upon him a writ er chsri'fS mrnine! 3 'Ms his position. la up- - im-me court. Arrives in Boston Frank Clemens, who is a delegato from Kuscburg Lodge No. 3L'6 to the Llks national convention at Boston, has arrived 111 the east according to word received here today. The Klks gear. . On each feather appears 'he convention convenes July Mb. As name of some local product. 1 1:1 , soon as the convention is ended Mr.! ('. H. Dailey Is the editor of the publl sticker will lie printed ln a beautl-, ,i!iens will return to the coast via cation and under his supervision the ful lilue and should prove to be one ,ie oulhern route. Ivan Pickens ! subscription list has been greatly aug of the most attractive in the state., ,,, llm iu Angeles ! mented. Miss Graham will remain Representing Grange Bulletin I Miss Ruth A. Graham of Portland Is in the city looking after the Inter ests of the Oregon Grange llulletln in an advertising way. She Is recelv-j Ing a liberal cnioimt of patronage from the business men of the city. Dr. i Residents of St. KitJa Rely on Birds for Food St. Klldu, fifty miles west of the Outer Hebrides, Is only three miles long and two uilles broad, and. being very rocky. Its inhabitants have to be pretty wide awake to make n living. To a great extent they depend upon sen birds for their food supply, and one fowler bus been known lo catch 0-11 birds In a single day. The fuwler sets out with a long deal pole, nine or ten feet long, with a horsehair nuoe at the end cmiiiiiu fla:;ed by gunnels' quills. I'ulllns tire numerous on the Island, mill the fowler creeps as near the birds as pos sible without giving them the alarm, thrusts forth his rod along the ground, works the noo-e close to an unsu-eMt't-Ing pu(!in, and very dxlrottsly drops the noose over the biid's -lieud and secures It. The birds nre trented much like her rings, except that they need a pre liminary plucking. When that Is done they are split open, kippered and hung In long strings across the cottage cell ing. In this way they will keep for an Indefinite period, and provide n pullln breakfast at a moment's notice. A Faulty Recovery Norman has made his last appear ance In the social whirl for this sea son, or nt least until n certain matron by the name of Curtis hits had time to cool off and let her better, forgiving nature assert Itself. It happened at n dance nt the club. Norman found that he hud a certain dance with Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Curtis Is considerably ubove the average In weight. Then, on top of this fact, she did not Bance well. Now, Norman dis likes fat women and detests to dance with poor dancers. So he proposed to Mrs. Curtis that they sit out the dnn.-e. They were watching the othr danc ers, when Norman rather nhf.ently. as much to make some effort at conver sation as anything, observed: "Isn't Ml Ucdgers pretty? So Intl. and slender, and graceful I" "Oh, I suppose so." Mrs. Curtis agreed, rather grudgingly. Then Norman realized the Implied eniMpuiNon and blurted out: "Oh. but 1 like fat women, too! MARTI I S TOGCERV Tlie Horn ol Cood Cloth. (Of Tin Hot Weather i Underwear This Fourth of July will be a Strenuous time, and you will need Underwear suited to the days of the big celebration. Our stock includes everything you will require. Ask to see them. SHIRTS and TIES We are showing a fine line of shirts for the sum mer, r.nd if you will take a moment to drop in wj will , show you thess splendid shirts in all the very latest fabrics. Bit The Gobblers Will Celebrate at Oakland July 4 and 5 China Wood Oil From Nuts Tung or China wood oil la an Im portant raw material ln the manufac ture of varnishes, wall paints and enamels, and Is largely used by thu linoleum ami printing Ink Industries. It Is nearly colorless, quick drying, elastic, and very tough. The oil Is pressed from u nut that grows on tung trees of tuo species which are hardy, deciduous, aud about L'O feet high. ln China It Is used chiefly to pre serve the thousands of boats that ply the waterways of that country. For transport, the oil Is put In bas kets lined with 10 thicknesses of var nished paper, each holding about 1.10 pounds of oil. These baskets nre brought lo a small city or market place In the Interior, where they nre pur rluised by representatives of export ers. Ih-trolt News. Cautious The day before she was to be mar ried the old negro servant went to her mistress and handed bur a lire-Insurance policy. "Why do you wnnt me to keep It. I thought you were going to get mor rled," said the mistress. "So I Is, mistress, but do,you sup pose I wnnt that strnr.ge man to know Ah got my life Insured?" PREPARE FOR CONFERENCE (Associated lrs Lvused Vlm. CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 1. William 11. Johnston, chairman of the conference for progres- she political action today on his arrival here, has taken charge of preparations for Ihe confer- ence which opens here July 4. Johnson will deliver the key- note address. A statement Is" expected soon from Senator Robert M. l.al'ol- Intl., wilwh hlu uiiioinrters h- I II. m will Uinta It clear whether the Wisconsin senator would ac- cept the nomination for tho presidency. News-Revlow circulation 4 200. WILL CELEBRATE JULY 4. The Melroso Country f'lnh will hold a celebration at tho forks of the river, July 4. Ilig lltney dance will be held In the afternoon and evening. Every body Invited to come aud enjoy the celebration, liusket dinner at noon. NOTICE No meals will u served at tb Deurdorf Hoed at Oakland, July 4th or Dili. We have the flashlight for yon from 7r,c to 15.00 take one with you from Hudson's Electric Store. 1 Subscnoe VtoW d Wire ) man Identl- Woman Under Anvt in Mail Rohbery. in his possession and r ol ins automobile li- u- cocdrich. route 1, instantly kil- : Mfkiioii, transient la- fractured collar "nt nn the Pnlrl ; fiif ; south of Salem ' oplo ii this morning. Ore., juTt l.Mri. E. - N liv, at ills.,ell- ..rkir.g , ' rr''rs. in Coosj h(ime 1JJst , ke ha,! , roni roa(, , J a'. " years old, 1 " h:9 widow-. j -AL News said in a her 1 log-' ' RWil- was a ";"-:g tocav. bust-! w here they will spend a short time . lor the News-Re- enjoying autiihern California. Annex Is Completed 'ihe biautitul new annex to the J. L. Ncwland garage on Stephens sireet has been completed and a por- i tuu of it is already be ing used by the Dodae dealer fi r the storage of tats. The extreme south half of the annex will be occupied by the Willard Iiutt cat-d on the corner of Oak and I streets. Hie Newland building Is a f!ne addition to that end of the city and is considered one of the finest garnacs in lloseburg at the present time. ARE RUM RUNNERS USING SURMARTNES? Warren Reed In Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reed of Reeds port, On'., are registered at the Hen- son. Mr. Heed has been devoting, his intention for several years to j the Improvement of the port faclll-i ties. The port commission Is deepen-' lug the waterway, for with the many, large sawmills at Reedsnort and the I billions of feet of lumber which must .'. . ':'1 . , - , i i iiiii.uiia in ry hianon. w..u . ac p.. " ,.Vent,.allv pass through the mouth of the I'mpqua river to the ocean, devel- i npment for shipp'ng accommodation I iessintial. I'nrUand Oregonian. j Many Tourists Arriving j Although the t'.urist travel this j )'-ar has not 1. -a up to expectations the nr--x-pn i nt of the Rosehurg Camp Ground stated today that they it.e ornving no In Isrge numbers! ai d l for an' tlie' month It is expect-1 ti r.nhe. The Merrhams Associanon ed that the local camp ground will M-crtaiy is intervo'w. Ing the ner- ! crov. ded to coacity each niMit. 1 , h -nt to !-:j.rri ?!i"!r E'titude cn ti:c The bon is also r tiort a fine bus'Uess . proposition and in the event they are durir.g the past week and the large ut-rf. .th e thev w ill remain clo.-ed ln-Te:, (n auto travel Is thought due May Close Two Dayt I The stoics of the city may be I closed b'th Friday and Saturday of ' il.is week if nh.ns now on foot ma- bolh Friday ar.il Saturday, n is ac i gio-d liiat Saturday will be a quiet il..y as a lei-ult of the Fourth ol Jul-, (imitng on Friday and with two d.i3 a.t a holiday it will af.'crd many . ptnity to niase a line wees ;,t.on out oi tne holiday. i. n oi'i sct business ! C Lots rSr.!v has Pur-1 ' "d lot. from' w. Louise Drafka u unoer "'"'" Sycamore, III, In ennuection HB the $:l.Hio.0i; mail robbery sx EondoaL UL 0;klEid. C.-l., Peop'e VU t id. i'. C Sm.ih. pen-ion claim ;lpat:ii'!i ny sou. sna , . ( iiakh.nd. Ca'if , stop ; 1, ;:g l-st nii'ht anil I f,f irsiav in this city. tra .etif e norii by auto. busincM Mil pleasure j:i nt. c ,. k ri. p, I i ff in s'.-ni a I'-' 1 hoy ronibinin i-rview'f"l Several lVhiie heie tney in i.,r .1 t!.?ti-h Amerii Jin war torans with a view of securing pensions fori vacation to tlie 1 finr ef tl.e qiiutuntine on the hoof and mouth disease. ' Former Residents Visit Mr nu ri. K. L. Davis, former resldi nts of Roi. I nrg passed through b' ro th aflernoo!! en route to Itan don. With 'h'tn was their son and 'innrhter In law. Mr. and Mrs. Ray: L-avis, who were nifirrli-d last night t in Knr'iie. Ihc r o'her son, Ren Da-i v s, r s'c il ,r. Rosehurg until re J ceniiv has been transferred to Med-i ford from Port'.-r-'l and hrs cbsrge of the Standard i:l "ib-stalion at that ; pnee. Mr. and Mrs. Dnris will re.; turn to Jt'ii'ford stiortly to visit with them imd plan to t..ke Mrs. Ilen Davis and m- utctir back to llnndon for a nv-V-A-- ' ' '- - teyJrii.?-W"?t-. i: v-"j Av.t :- ". jaj?.-; y ;?: v. - I ''r k t-..-y v'-a-'. m Tot Bonis time past vscue rumors bsve been circulating through New York's anderwnrl4 thst n Broos tjn Dsn. recogmxed ss the "King of Ram Runners." who handles only "LOOS ess lots." was actually using two submarines to make dally trips to Hum Row, IS miles off the Jersey roast, and bring In hi- ilncit cargoes, Pilot E P. Lot t sod Photographer R. A. Smith have beeo taxing serial photographs of t no Point, on the Hudson Illver, for the Westchester County Park Commission. This photograph, ukeo l.urn height of 6.600 feet, reveals what appears to be two submarines running Jnst under tlie surface of Ihe water. They were moving against the tide snd could not, therefore, have been waterlogged logs. The Navy Department baa announced officially that there were no naval submarines la the river, and that none would have been allowed to submerge there, anyway, because of the dangur of being rammed by snrtacs i
