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Newspaper Page Text" H.re I Co Coast ii mlin of Myrtle mint. Ul Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itle.ll.. f this!"'5' v""ur in licburg iierdu. r1 '.',r in the city toduy. ifHy. si"! the ut k-eiid enjovmg ib- . f ocean biw In Coos county. i . rrom fain Li iiortor VIH , u ! . MoMillen and W. n M 1 .. .i.., Port. Here From Central Point ten were viimr in ...... I,.hr n. nu""""" .. ,,...,... ...... - V1, The ritv visiting wiui ' ! . " "u aim iiini.lv were,"" .T. . Hamilton. ! visitors here lat week from iheirl !.. L'vnnl Li nav s una 'J M."....... evening from I W ibey enjoyed the -.Dratton- . ... Tncmia i ttaunn nnrt nA Mrs- - aM.. ... ..t Tunimu. are VIS- li .. kltrlitl. Fc' . ia liiinri OSE WHO COME AND GO . . THRU MlAJ1Ji' In Town Taiu I a 1 . . , . i T'M'M'MM,"ll"MJS?S?y?S ' ii Mr. Dowell hamsted a good sized ".Mum wai a visitor in Roue-1 crop this year. - iwiay iioiu Ins ram-h. I 0 I Drova Ovar to North, Btnd Oakland Man Here- Mr Mnl. Ktl1 wmiiml, drov u .-Muie or Oakland was a busl-over to North Bend veslerdav return. I ins lioiuo lute last eiwiuig.. MiMil-ycster- usit-r In luadon I home In Onti-al Point. They plan lo ' sPa"gha at Bandon ... ... .... . Jlr. llH,io,.r. i Mr. and Mrs re.. sun lormeriy resided here. ; Par,v of friend, j Haudou during the celebration. Mother Dead I J. J. Sclilenker. of this city, today ' received the sad word that his l mother had passed away at her home 1 In Minneapolis. Ov Fram ftiihJi.i Mr. and Mr. Mark Tlsdale of Snth c rlin were anionic the residents of that city who spent the day in Kuscburg. Enteri Mercy Hospital Mrs. Eurl II. King of (Herniate has entered the Mercy Hospital lu this city where she will receive tr.ai-meats. Going to Seattle Alfred Minnick, a vet. Tan of the 1 ' Oregon Soldiers Home la leaving to j morrow for Seattle where he will i visit lor some time. time I.ockwood . Rosruuru lor a fc eods. irom iuicj... j tir c nnries ' " i Mrs. Harold Hudson r. KU . 1.II...M Lj last niB"i Pu ...A u-e.'lt end. toe)- M"' knd t Drain Opal Hawkins. stenoKrapner i-tainber uf foiamerce ofllce. ,H, fourih ami filth at her It Drain. John Spautih and were enca.nptd at Back From Camping Trio tJdi" arJ famllv ''J i Rennr Vi't Coos- un.. la.iiny, nave re-' i turned from their rampii.K trip upent ' u- l"'1 lrs' re Runner spent Lundeena to Coast in the woods above l'eel. Th.y report ' ',, ,l'ur'u al cuai points enjoying Mr. and Mrs. l.unileen found the a very enjoyable week with ime ' I celebration and hospitality of the , coast a ilellahtful resort dining the fishing. j 008 county people. fourth. They visited Handon and the . j benches near Maishiicid, and report Living in Eugene B,ck F,om Camping Trip a fine time. Klmo Henderson, who Is employed! Mr' and Mr"- Moore' and two " with the Price Shoe Store in Eugene, eh,lul"'". i'o r side in Laurelwood. 1 wm Vi,it "elativea Here visuur in KoseDurg over Sat-1 1,WT leiuriu-u irom a wet-k s campin" ! "rs- "mine or Min i-Tan- u...a. ai.u ouuuay wnn his parents Mr. Henderson was formerly employ! ed with the Roseburg Uoou ile ,,i this city. Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. .Maurice Henderson and family, have been visiting in this city with relatives. Mr. Hender son left yesterday for Portland to re sume his dueies with the (loodvear L (irove Man Visits F " ., - I uuouer company and li s wife ..ml is a .lu.." - . - rnxiiiv- will rumufti . more days. trip up Honey creek. Visiting Daughter j Mrs. G. E. Hooper of Ashland Is here as a nuest or her daughter. Mrs. Kale tiuiley und expects u remain I ior scleral unjs. Cisco, Is expected to arrive In Itose burg this evening to enjoy a several months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hinkle. of this city, and Mrs. J. H. Short and family, of Wilbur. Former Resident Dead Word was received hero today of the death of Mrs. Eva Kleming. a for mer resiileiit, who fiassed uway Ht Portland on the fourth, at the age uf 61 years. The fuucral was held al croprietor of the Ilarksbury V this city. - here for a few- Daughter la III The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. v. A. Cumuiings of this city Is quite ill nn pneumonia in Salem and Mrs. u-ilh ner. Mr. I ummings plans to leave this afternoon for Salem. The girl, who is 13 years of age, only recentlv recovered from an attack of Scaii. t Fever. Mr. Cmninings is manager of the Terminal Hotel in this city. , Man Here Kiscner of the Marcola I.uin - , . . , j ".hi pueuiiiouia in aaiein and L, attending the timber sale Cummings left Saturday to be a . a. iu Grove Lumberman j r Woodward, lumber dealer se Grove, is here today for Lose of purchasing some tim-1 governinrui saiu. j Khvanlnns lnve Toniglit Man Mere The m,..,1ber nf ihu ..uui.r ir. tH. Chancy of Coqull.e. Is a ; wanlg clul) wi m),or ,n ,Litor in uoseunrs icuay. Springs this evenine in me..i witi. I,,, is Interested n the ; the Eugene Kiwanians. The lonu at the tininer bate u.re to- ciub is taking the Hoy Scout orches , tru as a feature of tonight s meel- iug. j iiih is me Inst rnler-cltv Motor to Medford Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Dixon, and daughter Uetty Jane, motored to Med- loin today to attend to business mat-j Portland today i" ir several uays. i . I Visited With Parents Home From Klamath Falls j u.rge Wlllett was a visitor In the Mr. and Mis. W. H. Fish, r, who! city over the week-end with his par hae b.-eu visiting with their son. Ad-' ' Mr. and Mrs. Ilichard Wlllett. lain, at Klamath Falls, and cnjo lng ! Mr. Willett recently graduated from a vacation lor the past several days, j the Willamette law school and Is at returned home last evening. 1 present preparing to pass the bar examination to be held in Salem. Attends Timber Sale J Seymour H. Hell, of Portland, was I Rtturn to Oregon City among the prominent timber buersi '''ff'"l Sherrill returned to Ongon of Ihe state who attended Ihe 'kov-C1iv y"'''' after a few days crnnu ut sale here this morning ' 8,,'n, visiting with friends and rela- ! tives in this city. Mr. Sherrill is clerk Visits City I Gwty, attorney of Wichita, 1 is visitor In liosebui g this .Vr. fierety is coi.te.:. plating : Roseburg his periuciient i meeting held by the two clubs and eluborate arrangements have buen made for a real evening of fun. Expected Here Thursday MrB. R. H. Moore, of Marshfle'd, who has been spending the past tv.o months in San Francisco visiting with relatives and friends Is expected to arrive here Thursday on her way Buying Timber James H. Owens, formerly of Mich hran, who is cons rtuc ting a large snumill near Medlord, was one of the timber buyers in Hoselmrg today at tending the government timber sale. with the Shell Oil company at Park Place. Mrs. Kepper Returns Mrs. W. A. Kepper returned home Sunday from a two weeks' trip to Timber and Vernonla. where she has been visiting with her father. Mrs. Hal Ouiley and family returned last ' ' D , . . an" T Ll.t im n!, ...., - . . ' u ,rP was taken In an effort to regain her health. Back From Vacation Front MarshfieM II. C. Church returned yes-1 from Marshfield. Mrs. ! and two cnimren will re- to Marshfield. After visiting here for ure during the remainder of j a dav she will continuo her irin hne.e fcmer visiting with relulives. . to t0i Mr. Moore, who Is now en- gaged in the wholesale candy and to i bacco business ut the bav city. Coast Points IV.ilaf and family visited at ir, Coos Bay yesterday, driving mh as Sunset Hay ' where ijtd to delightful weather tlL . i Home from Coast l.tnw Rtchford and mother I to tie roast over the week iMnran! lo Roseburg last Riddles on Way Home County Clerk I. 1). Riddle and wife are on their way home from Ontario, California, where they were called by the serious Illness of Mrs. Riddle's sister, Mrs. J. U. Moore. Mrs. Moore is Improving slowly but is still quite ill, according to word received. Mr. iiml l--u lli.l.llu ..-III .ilul. u-itl, f..l-,. Tter say that hundreds of j tives' on'their wav home and will ar- uenu,-d tne ct'le- rive about Wednesday. Held ia the coast country. I From Handon V-i Mrs. James Goodman and r. Hi. and Mrs. Archie Tay- oaugmer and Mr. and Mrs. fj. returned last night from an they spent the Fourth j Dance Next Saturday Night The Blue Devils orchestra has an nounced a dance at the Rainbow finr- ! dens in Winchester for next Saturday night. The Gardens will be almost complete by that time. Contractor attenrlim- ih m,ih,i , Jieizger nas a large crew or men ai m the coast weather de- i wor on tne structure this week and j lin.s promised the orchestra to have i the roof almost complete by Saturday pomt From Bandon night. The orchestra will decorate p'i Mrs. Nathan Fullerton and! ,rle Interior of the building and muko rs. Fred Chapman returned j 11 om' or ,"' n,oa- attractive pavilions irom handon w here they i m aoumern uregon. vacation over the week end I p'rt i very pleasant outing ! visitors to the beach from i I With Bov Srn.it f'-ates. who is snendina the Gets Dempsey Pictures Iawrence Goux. manager of the Antlers and Majestic theatres, has secured the famous Jack Dempsey "Fight and Will" pictures for exhibi tion In this citv. The series will run at Marshfield with his moth-! for several months. Mr. Goux also at-d the Hoy Scouts of that ! savs that a contract has been signed sone to camp with them on i for the personal appearance of the "ar i-unset bay. About champion. Jack Dempsey, in Rose- re fnjovine the anngl nut. h.irf- The nnnenrnnre of the rhamtl pro weeks and are having a ' should attract record crow ds. His ' movies sre said to he excellent anu will undoubtedly prove very popular CriltCF I.L- 1 horn M Mrs. .1. Wunver nf Iho Hotel, returned vemnrriuv I'l le.ilwluor lint- Meets Ft(r Ike WherA l'ha miam i Tha 2hinl.it. t intra Ctllh Of F1- " Of R, ' pripp. ii.imneer i enhnu-pr nintnred out to Tell Mil'' ra'f,r Lake IiHitp Mr ' W'..n..oHnv inA snpnl Ihp da.- wi'th I.irs. S. L. Moss. At one ii olncii night rrom their vacation trip which included Luke o" the Woods, I'pper Kl::mach Ijike. Crater Lal.e and other points of interest in Southern gou.. Ore- Hotel Being Constructed The new Yreka Hotel which Is bo Ing built by W. J. Weaver of this city, and his brother I.. L. Weaver, is progressing nicely. Dining his trip south last week. Mr. Weaver visited his brother at Yreka, and viewed the construction work. Visiting With. Relatives Mr. Frederic M. Van Horn of Mil waukee, Wis., ' has arrived here to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Vanlli rn and his sister. Mrs. Fred S. Hamilton. Mr. Van Horn's twelfth summer In Roseburg. Billy" Vinson in City "liily" Vinson of Coles Valley, spent the day in P.oseburg attending to business matters. On Business Here P. C. Orey and wife of Anlauf were lo Roseburg today looking after busi ness affairs. Helen Atterbury har been spending the past few days In Roseburg visit ing with friends. Miss Atterbury formerly resided herw and attended the Roseburg high school. Floyd Wilson and wife were among the crowd to go from this city to Uandon and other roast places to celebrate. They went over the hill road tioni Myrtle Point. Ernest Decker Fined Ernest Decker, who was arrested on a charge of Bettiug fire along the highway, was fined U& and costs in the local justice court today, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Llndsey sepnt ! July 4 on Ihe Mi Kenale River, and i after looking over the country there' are of the opinion that Ihe North , L'nipqua affords beauties and advan-1 tages that the former cannot boast 1 I Back From Coast Justice of the Peace George Jones' and family, and Oil Gilham and tam-j ily. return. .! last night from Marsh-1 Held and Sunset Reach where they spent the fourth. What's a Baby Worth? A RE there little ones in your home? What Is each one a worth? What would It be worth In dollars and cenla. If you were gone? Start a savings account for llabv now and when childhood Is passed, the little one will have a safe start along life's highway. Add worth to those nearest and dearest to you. Don't handicap them with poverty. We invite you to tall soonl UMPQUA VALLEY. BANK ROSEBURG berts at any price, buying only Ihe! v 4 4 4 Royal Ann stock. Kenrlsh cherries are about the same price as the BIO LEGION PICNIC sweet vurietles. Notwunsiandlng Ihe extremely I American Legion and Auxiliary dry season, slock in Ihe range conn- 1 members call 12S If you are go- lug to the picnic next Sunday. ' Former Resident Dies W. N. Hawkins, formerly a llnotvpe operator with The News Review, pass ed away In Ulue Springs, Kansas, several weeks ago. according to word I received here from his mother, Mrs. Bertha Hawkins. LT SI! T: Churchill's Home Mr. and Mrs. II. Churchill nnd family, spent three days at the coast beaches during the. Fourth of July J l.erit.fl I.ibe ovprv limit u-Iki '...., . .. I the ooast resorts they had a dolicht-j Er1joy Three-Day Trip !'""' Mr. and Mrs. Wampnle At tl '9 Beaches J. K. Davis and family took in the Handon and Sunse-t beaches during July 4 and 5, and report a delightful time. They saw Alial the sea foods Barbecue put up by the Uandon poo ple was a stunning success, and there was plenty for all comers. Had a Fine Trirj J. D. r.ee?e and Donald Gibbs re turned to Roseburg Saturday night after a week spent In the hills of the North Umpqua district. They fished in Fish creek and caught some beau ties. They say the deer are plentiful in that section at Ihe present time. Visited Coast Section Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess and son. Norman, and Mr. and Mis. H. R. Wood and son Gilbert, comprised an other party of Ros.-hurgeis who visit ed the Itandon beach and a.so Sunset Hay and other points on the coast July 4 to 6. Spent Day at Bandon . Karl Pickens and family spent Run day at Han.lon, leaving this city Sat urday evening. The family was plan ning on spending several weeks at H:ndon but were unable to find ac comodations in the way of housing facilities, everything being engaged at this time. and Paul Trueblood with other friends enjoyed a three day vacation at the coast re sorts. Bandon. Marshfield, North Rend and the beach at Sunset were taken in by the party, who came home badly sunburned but happy. '- mat tne l.nka U I l ever and that the attend- in probably he brok- Pro Coast farrlneton and family re ywterdav fr, r"' 'pont the week ps'pn state, that a nippine tne nach made It r-.tu... ne said ih. ,.,......... t attended l)le JUV 4th C(,, end. cold yes- dls- cafeteria dinner was served w hi i was enjoyed hy all end a good so ci:u time was had. Tliose iik'mi.i' were: .Mesdames Mary Davis. Cleo Tipton. John Travis. Francis Helmbold, Sophia llelmbold, L. R. Cheadle. Mrs. Fannie Tindall of I'p land. California. Mrs C. H. Hi ". Spokane. Washington. Mrs. M. L. Pislinell ol'Ttn .'He. Miss Ani.a Hurks. Miss Laura Davis. Miss Pearl Jones and little I'll k anil Hetty Helmbo'.dt. and the hostess. Mrs. Mos . Pastor Is Called The Presbyterian Church yester day sent a call to Rev. W. s. Mc culloch, pastor of the Eastmoreland Pn sbytrrian church for the past 9 years. It is not known whether Rev. SlcCulloch will accept ihe call but the members of the church are very anxious lo secure him. Glenn Taylor Home Glenn Taylor returned home last night after a trip to Portland and In to Washington. He picked up his parents at Portland nnd took them for an auto tirp to Mount Hood and into Washington. At Kelso he vislt- i ed with Cecil I'.lack and Clifford , Ileinis, who recently opened a eon : fectionery there. He reports that j they have a good location and are doing a fine business. s Doing a Fine Business ' According to word received here j Cecil Hlack and Clifford Ileinis, who 'recently ojiened a confectionery store in Kelso, Washington, are enjoying a j f.ne business. Glenn Taylor who vls ! lied them there says their store Is first class In eveiy particular and that they have an excellent location. They j are both well known here and their many friends are pleased to hear of their- success. (Associated Press Leased vvirej MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New York July 7. Franklin I). 'ons.-velt said today that after the New York delegation had been In formed of the proceedings of the conlerence held hy representatives of the nianw candidates the consen bs that was that Alfred Smith hud attained the most formidable posi tion of the many contenders. "The convention has reached a point where factional dllterences must be laid aside and ull join forces for the good of the purty," he said. "'Flint can only he attain ed by nominating the man who can win. Many delegates voting for Mc Adoo realise his weakness. The best solution Is to nominate Governor Smith. "The principal strength now helnir shown by McAdoo Is In the unit rule j delegations. Many of these delega- j iiuim , 1.-1 c iiibii UVK'U lur AM AUOU mouths ago." try Is generally looking good, but the pastures are getting very short. oioca men are rather discouraged over the results of the past year and the future prosptrts. Farmers .'cnerally re buying on ly absolute necessities. The bump er crops of Inst year resulted in so smull net profits that they have lit tle purchase money. The farmer wage Bcale Is very low In compar ison with the trade scales from $2 to W per day and this also applies to the grain ranches. Realizing harvest schedule, wherein .h ..iii en,!l"0 -ptt and acted- exchango labor with each other and 1on' "'" ex'H'cl,xl l,",t ,here reduce hired labor to the minimum.! "mw k,'''I, "l't"lon among the, Many of them stato that whut they ! various firms and a good bid la ex wlll not be able to harvest under Pwtl'0'- Katl company Is being asky such arrangements they will lot go. i '''' ,0 D'd ulon n engine of any eapa as they have not the money to pay cl"r nu al" uPt other apparatus the prices asked by competent lu-1 n"'''"'!! to equip the fire department, borers. which gvies the city an opportunity It Is announced that 'he newly-: to obtain many proposals and ex organized Northwest Fruit Growers' tends the competition to many firms. Commission, which was organised to ! The council Is well Informed upon co-ordinate the marketing of the ap- the matter having made several trips' pies or Oregon and Washington, has i to Investigation. It is expected that a, been abandoned. This marketing I great deal of interest will be shown association was organised and fl-l in the meeting tonight. nanced by i chambers of commerce! i and banks of tho northwest and' 0 specialists wore sent to California to I AMERICANS HIGH '' work, out a plan. An organisation; AT ni VMDIP urcr fund of fftOOD.wns provided, which' Al ULYMrlU JVlUiI . hns been exhausted, and the plan I will now be abandoned. Many apple (Continued from page one.) growers hope that the work and . money expended will not he a total 1 , ,, ,. .. , .. loss, but that a further movement ,"lfK?7' !'" ,v,7"',y . of So" he,r.n along this line by another organls-1 , ' ,, C","or'i Ar,u6- .I(U atlon may bring this big projected 1 VT- Angeles and Uru- assoclntlon Into a reality Such ,u" ,l"lllta'K " V"' A' 9" OIHTIARY Penthnleon after the broad Jump. javelin throw and two hundred me i ter run had been completed. Returning to Her Home Mrs. John In. well, who has been at Portland exp-cted alter her arrival In Portland she had Matilda Ellen Shell was born In Morgan Co., Ohio. December 8, : 1S42. When a child she moved to j Wisconsin with her parents. In No-j vemher m Kg she was united In mar riage to William Hall. They came to Oregon In ISU", she died July 4th ' 1U24 at the age of el years, U months and 26 days. I Sim leaves to mourn her loss a j devoted husband, a foster daughter, Miss Ellen Rachler, three sisters, Mrs. Era ha in of Santa Rosa, Calif., Mrs. Hates of Wilbur, Oregon. Mrs. Stewart of Everett, Wash., and five ' brothers, O. L. Shell of Shenandoah, I Arthur. James and Nathan Shell of Janesvllle, Minnesota. failures do much to discourage co operative marketing movements. A. ST Goss, master of the Wash ington state Grange, gives notice toj the business Interests of the coun-l .. , . ' . .... try that a condition w h forces; (Associated Pre.. !.e..,d Wire! nearly one-third of the population of! OLYMPIC STADIUM. Colombes,' the country (the farmers) to loseFrsnce, July 7. The Culled Stales, money and run Into debt la certain . leads the 45 nations entered In the lo react to business generally, and j Olympic competition after the com' that the other two-thirds, which ! pleltlon of the seventh days event have been enjoying prosperity, are i with a total point scored of G4.' certain to feel the depression of ag-i Finland has 47 points, Sweden rirulture in fact Is already feeling and Great llritaln 13. It generally. He saa agriculture has reached the limit of endurance and the result Is a distinct tighten ing up In Industry and employment all over the country, and thut furth The 1'nlled States won two out of four of the final events disputed to day, Ihe high Jump and the 400 me-, ter hurdles, while Great llritaln up set America's hopes by capturing the er curtailment Is certain until read- 100 meter run while Finland took Justment comes. I the Penthalhleon. Fairbanks Electric wster plant at a I bargain. Zlgler-Fee Hdw. Co. Arrive From Los Angeles Mrs. Carrie Christie and daughter. Alberta, arrived this afternoon from Los Angel. 's where they now reside. They with former residents of Rose burg but have been located at Los Angeles ftir Ihe past few years. They are Msitlng with Mrs. Christie's sls- for the past two weeks, Is ter, Dr. Luretts Smith, and with home this evening. Shortly : friends In the city. Ilefore returning they expect to visit Crater Lake and Secretary or Democratic National Convention. EFRIGERATORS ! I j ihe niisfortune to fall ami diHlooatn I hi r ankle, but hits so far lvcovi'ml I to be able lo rejura home. j I I Olc. Residents Here I Mr. iiml Mm. J. II. Ahlf of Grants , ; rass iSMent today In Knceburic vinilinK .old frit-nOs, and viewing uie many ! rliani'fs sine they made their home J here. Mr. Ahlf had not been in Jtose burs for mtv -an. and Mrs. Ahlf for 2". Tl:y visit.! . trday with , o!d fiind! ill '"lev-land, nnd rt'turnd - to their home in rtnt Pa.s today. other points of iiitert. They made the: trip to Kosehurg by auto. Mr. and Mrs and Mis. S(inl rn motored morning, and ov J. K. Sawyers, Mr. y Kidder and rhlld t to Handon Friday after three days of Solid Oak Boxen. Kpaw i'niiUtrvl all Kidi Grade. 1 b. Ice Chamber $22.45 1 , a n ' ,ce Cmber $30.53 1 a nb' lce Camber $25.90 I 0". Ice Chamber $31.10 LOOK THESE REFRIGERATORS OVER. t YOU WILL FIND REAL BARGAINS. J ;renuous celebrating arrived home at three oVIwk this morning, their car b'fn towt-d home from Kemote, at whi h iMilnt 'he motor rt-futted lo funcfion any Inru-T. While gone they vihi;ed l;artdnn. i''rt Orlord. and ih- i er ( Hay jxints, and declare that I dfspltff motor tumbles the trip was Timber Men Here worth whil1 and that they all thor- A miMiber of t'oin county men were ( ouyiily enjnyed ery minute of the aii"MT th timber buyers ho attend-; lime. t the rale at the 1. S. I-and Office 1 t!i:s inornine. Among those present Big Legion and AuKiliary Picnic' wt-r K'iN-rt Haaberrttatt. of l-alr ('mrxjua F'ont of the American - vi'w; !:iv tiarrett. Myrtle roint: rl"n is making i. preparations Tor ii)xz- hany. ' oquitl; Frank Otel- the picnic for 'inday. July 13th, at II-m k t'rek: Sam ( artiui hael, 1 hich t f in tt.f Auxiliary will be Hr.die; W. II. Ochelfree, Myrtle 'guests of the .trans. The picnic I'o.nt. : will be held at llutton's Orove and ! th'i who plan to go are ured to ykr-Fee Hardware Co. TCH our windows for bargains Phone 25 D'splayed Fine Bernese Jn! n m!I. h. Iiimii- Is on th-M- of Hi'' r vcr, hen- h- rul-livan-s tome In brrifs and vene inl.!c. tir ucht lo this offio. lodar a N'X nf m:inmith 'hornl blarkbr-ri,- sini "f whlih ni''asurd over 2 hs in ! ntth. Th"v are a swllrs nift at th" armorjr prom)My at 11 :.!) oVI'ks s ni. for thr- tllp. Tlie I' -.'lon bo. s t'.l Inmirb twars. Ire crvani. snd li-nornde arid tb.e d sirlna further infnrmailon on ih vnt sie sslcd lo phone No. 121. Hail ram, hor shn.s. swimming. sinrinit. ir.. ill provide the entT variet). bave an excellent flavor and taiaaictil lor tbe da. (C. E. Rpi-nce, State Mnrk.'t ARpnt) The uruln crops of Oregon hull-I rata about half tho yield of tha hiimpcr rrop of laHt year, the slate ! ovi-r. Thi-re has hi cn a c nvral Israrrlty of rain. Tha yields are rspottcd, owlni; to loral rains. Kail ! j grains look fairly well, considering 1 tilt limited moisture, but spriiiR j crops are In poor condition. Crops i In the dry sections will run from 40 1 I to SO per cent. In the Irritated sc-1 ' tions products have been slow In growth owing to the cool nights. In the Willamette valley general I production la spotted. The early t ' potato crop does Dot promise a good , yield and Ihe late acreage depends , almost entirely on what the raln- i fall may lie. The grain crop will j be about 60 per rent of lnt year. . ! The southern part of the valley has: ; had far more rainfall than the ; northern part. j ' The general production In Hood ; . Itlver Is fair. The early frosts dam- i I aged the pears to a considerable ci i tent, and the apple growers stnto ' that frost rings may result in quite j a little damage to the apples, flier t ries are about half a crop. Iq gen j eral there will be about the same ' yield as last year. ) The cherry ciop of the Willam elle la large, but the price Is poor. Four rents bss been the highest price paid, and many have been sold for e. With one cent per pound 1 for picking and with the added ex pense of boxing and delivery charges the growers have not recelrpd very profits!,!, returns. Fruit compan ies have been buying very carefully -land in small iois, ami many canner ies bar refused tbe ilioxs and Latn- CARD OF THANKS Wo thank the many friends for their beautiful expressions of loving kindness and floral gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Kdniond Thomas. I ATTENTION MOOSEI tegular Moose Lodge meeting night at Moose Hall. 11. KI!lll,ON(l, Arch Dictator, to- 'fP CHAK'HV A-G.'KAinWsT; j Charles A. Ureathnuse, or Indl asn. wss secretary of the Ik-mo rratlc National Convention la New York City I DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. 8. Weather llnrenu. local office, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending t a. m , June 25, 11124. Relative humidity at 6 p. m., yes- . terday 6K l'reclpllatlnn In Inches and hundredths Highest temperature yesterday .71 lowest temperature last night .48 Precipitation last 24 hours 0 Total preclp. since first month 0 Normal preclp. for this month .0.32 Total preclp. from Hept. 1, 192J, to dale 18 56 Average preclp. from Kept. I IN77 S4.0a Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1923 15.52 Average precipitation for 4U wet ies.ons: (.September to May. Il'icluslvel 31. 4J Ixical Forecast: Fair tonight and Tuaday. Moderate teniperamre. CHAS. T. DAQt'K. Observer. Temporarily In charge. Pi. m The Perfected Surface Burial Vault i w. j tr ----4 Call er writ. T.S.MILLtKIN, ft.os.bura;, Oi,