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ROSEBL'RG NFWS-RrVirAV FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1924. FOUR P r.M Diver Displays Per- ! rirmPnflDT T fl in fectiw nrr . r r J liUUliUI Will w DiSJHftf if"-' i. ' f : III Dairy Industry Will Be ! Second If Experiment Are Successful. frv. .iS ir-i IT A 4-- . , .' J Five Years of Effort to Be; on Program cf League ! cf Natior.3. 0. ' K ,-t-: AJ m ere i rannr n A ft YKUUY r u LLfiUUL 1 L. 11 10 ;GRDW BRDCGQL! i - --, ; full PLANS ARE SHAPED: Outline of Geneva Program Shows Ground Woik Laid for Ending I of War. " o '1-. ' '" ' If J- J a. 7 ",' ARE BUYING PLANTS Seventy - Five Thousand : Plants to Be Set Out in Experimental Tracts in Lower Umpqua. RELIABLE TAILOR J. H. DERNIER UpsSairi Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alteiationi We Make Your Clothes in Rostburj; I mmM. YOU'LL NEED B THEM FOR SUHDA Y As usual you will find our prict's llio lowest. Farmt-rS and Out-of-Tow:i l:ol!;, M. kc Our Store .1 ill. i i uu-ir i iciuujuarRis lucmac lli. v apprt-cia.o our S service. We carry everything in St.iple and Fane Crc.-i-ncr.. a. id cur Canned GooJS T.tock in coin(.lrte. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE ROSEDURG, OREGON I The Zenith Klcctric Washer j N Jil, iV'ii f t . 'V - z"x- Wm Krc i cai j II mm sn dies UMiCIiST ( As... ! . , t ! I n Wir.v) SAI.KM, Am;. 1 -Ijinnu .Miu:i ! ! i k. ii li ry. of rn-.!ii. Cali '" ik:. w as i ii -1 ii 1 1 - kilii .l nnil M. 1:. Iltn k-'utit rry. h- r l;ithiT. y-H rf.-ii i ininnr spriilim in :ui :ir i id. in mi 11,1. Parifi,. highway i'l'inil mil.'s M)inh or hiTi- at tliis ii, hi nin.i;. Thi- causi' ol' tlw m i uii'iit is unknmvn, the rlrl's latin r wlin was drivini; tin car, di rlariliL." that ho has mi rrv (illist i. in nf wlii.t haiip. ., 1,. it than llin mi iv lart nf thi' i r;:s ,() ,,(,, r j ;ir u;ls li ;tr ai thi' lilai' uf I ii,1 niisa ip, 'I In' an ill, in i.i . nr. it in a iilan. v li.'i" thr road mill;,- a ti.rn a! " Im.ii in a i-ull. i. 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I: 1. .. : Oir , i' M II 1'.,, Miss Betty Becker, American plil entrant In the Olympic games in I'aris, displayed perfect form in II if back dive, one of the eventa w lili: h helped win the championship or 'Jie United States. I."u'.'iia of Naiions, or whether tha laiu-r ihtil! iiave the Biiprctiie iiu tlinrity for puttiiiK Into moti'ni tin1 intiUnil defensive arran'4e i . tit.-; I'tovided under each rou; ., i --, , m-nl. l i e i w iss contend that If the Mans in "uch group have the ri-lit to decide .for themselves when thoy are attacked and to h-?-'.'in Ih, it iiiutnnl di'lense wlt'urit ciin.-ult in anyone but them "I'.is, that Europe will be liule I: 't.T rtf thiiu before the .var. Mat at the mercy, as far as he 1 Marti::': of a war that may involve all I'..;i(i'c- is concerned, of any, .'-I'licp of stales that may consUicr ' ia-i'Ii the victim of aKtession. i'ae hwiss will Insist that :.he i iii.iH il of he J.oamie of Xa'.aias La'. tiie strareme riht to decide! ai.th in the general treaty of ar.t ti al defense and the group trcai n.. which Ktate is the aggre.-.aor i iid to ti t in motion the arma.n cn Tii'ovided tor mutual defence i'.i :an h a -a:,e. i in, 4VI ' "' V Yoil will b? r; 1 . ; 1 1 th.i i-.'t 'i , ti, e I j'-t , nn't.nor to Mi out cf f taa a: a t i.- a:tvr washii j t.-.t a A tianfi' to tat.ti tnc o ii. I .'t lis fi' itlo!', It ...r I.. ! I'liottf J S iilrh our windows lot li.ii.a.iiii,,. i-iCl" r-r-M::-'rS-'.'ZZil'-l'l l'iCilI''.-V:C-iI'l-"'jiJ w!'... LiiU u u. l UuL l,i::!.'.llL ' I' I , , ' V. . , ,'I.Wil ' C1T. A il- I ' I il ":,: . i . I'l.-M.l' a' . 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'1 ml projects whii I) the LonKUO ' xi' ( i.j to ( yliiteti in Svp-lifiiitM-r are tJiu rult of livu t -iirs stuily uihUt (lie auspices ot tin' J.i'u'u; of the wlioie prob-; Jt-ui ol' disiii iiiitKii'iiL ly tlm loud- I iiiK militnry, naval and aerial -x- pert:, economists, tjiiaiu-iers, kov-! i i n in c n t al ( .xpeit.H, industrials i and uot It nu-ii. In tit- minds of thorp who have handled the SUojectH lor the, 1.' aiaif the projects coiii,(itute the only practical hasis on which u bctf inning in the redurtion of '-. urnianictiiu can he attained. All idealifiiie projects have been ku pt aside and the Hubject brought down to a basin ot ton cn te r-alny and pu.L-i.iiIit.v. The iisariijaiiieiu proKrat!i, as it hii.i now b on prepared after live yea is of cllort, and as it will be presented to the September As.icinhiy ol' the League of Xa lions, wiil be embodied largely In tin- lour foiiov.'iiiK projeci s ; I --The launching of an inter national litaiy el mutual de-len-.e. co:idili(j!ial uiion a reduc tion in ariiiuim nu by all the sig natory powers. Ii The suniiaonin;; of an In ternal tonal toii.eieuco for estab lihiii'4 a ba.sis and liiuiu of na val disannaim nt. u l.aunchiiii; of a new Inter nalioual treaty r Aiilat.n lea. fit in arms and inuniuoin and wh.rii will replace the hi. Hernia in treaty that never became efH c tivo. I ---The latinchin.i; of an ir.ter national tr.aty plainK the pii vale niaiiufarture of war mater ial under the cuiitrol the p)v ernmeiit of each country. Of the four projects, the. fiiM one cen-titates tie.' rrrat fuuda liiental basis for heKittirtuK t ii" i-'ductton of , arinanr'MtH. T it idea which was originated : Kurd Kobert 'ecil. basul on conviction lh:it no stale tonhl imhictd to retluce il r'aiii'-r..-unb ss there was smite oilier k1' ii' antee for it national s.-cerity ami that this other guarantee i-nubt only he provided through treat'e of mutual defense, was draii.-d into the form of nn internat i n :1 citivention and adopt-d by tlie l.etrue Assembly last ye:tl In order, however. that ih" w hole plan iniuht be lauu 1" d upon the most ptactica! linsis p:n sitib. riiK-l ii-tion wat d'lav -1 until Ibis year's assembly, in or der li Kive ail the utHernm--:r-a th:i:ie to study the protect n ml in tn it oo,ervntiom- on 'In ulihiecl. a well as a decWr.tt hui of jusl hoy till- they are dispo... .! ( to to w itl; mh h a treaty. irtu:illy all of thtve repli.--are now in. i ven non-b :i j ;;t. s like ! he I nited Staler. );, , -in ; : ul mitt- .1 a declaration I ih.'ir otdtiioTi and position en t t s'lii.ni'M. ii to ih,. s..,icni'.' r .y Brandies May Run with s. till',, I'tl.l v. ill ,'a , i.i" ,ii" i. to i'i,m,l "' " til" 1 in-il lit a It cf t :',': t v of lain nil eaafair " .: La- is a. i i I". .1,1" l, 111" l.'" miai':" i' iialii.T's P"s:K". . ". Iiiilll. h il I'.'li.l'" tile a--: III It. i!'"s t'"i "iM'.l I.i ,!!.. t . '; " ', a i ' a ", . i'i "ni a! -: ;.,' '. .. I. 11 ll'l'.'i 1 I f, ... v w ;'l ' i " ,"''. ..',:."'' Cot- .. i. f-ie v :' ' ..I.;:, ."a ta a : "ti, fa! "i i ' : rl ir. ,.,v .a nil 'il ,1 ,! " -o- '.-M Ilazlewood at V.'imherly's. IDAHO BLAZE !S mmm "If experiments in broccoli and cauliflower raising, In the Reeds- j port vicinity, are successful ;lie dairy industry in that vicinity will become second in importance," J. C. I'iehl, one of tho leading resi-1 dents of the Lower Umpo.ua dls- triet slated touay. Mr. Diehl came j to Itosi burg to buy broccoli J plants, and It Is expected that a most thorough test will be made ' to determine the advisability of going into the industry on a whole-' sale basis. "Last year we planted between three and f.yjr thousand broccoli plants," Mr. Hii lil said, "and the reiiulls were so promising that 1 this year we are going Into the experiment more extensively than ever. We are setting out between seventy and seventy-five thousand plants on four different tracts, and ; are also trying various strains and varieties in "order to determine the one most suitable for our climatic conditions. "In addition to broccoli we are experimenting Willi cauliflower and it Is possible that we will raise cauliflower as well as broc coli. The experiments are being watched with much interest by the farmers of the Reedsport dis trict, and If it is proven that broc coli can be grown successfully dairying, now our chief industry, will become second in importance and we wiil center our effcrts on broccoli. Ye are still young in the industry and are depending upan nofu'buig and the organizations perfected there to help us out and t give us advice and assistance In glowing, harvesting, packing and, marketing our' product, and shew-: Li us the course we should follow. "In addition to these experi-j nicnts ve pre making an effort to provide for more extensive opera tion cf our cannery. We have a well equipped f if-h cannery, which , during the periods between the , lishing season might as well be working on other products. The equipment is such that with but , few changes and additions the cannery coi ld handle all kinds of prod. ice. We are trying to Inter- x est farmers in growing the pro ducts necessary to keep the can nery in operation during the sum- mi r season. We have many child' Are Yon Going! II How many of us have l,(,ar,i lh have been sauntering a)U.. ,ne lstioj n ness days-woarin, . "'-M "Going to Portland?"- etuim married?" or "VV hsf, 0 " Wttiw Jim? YouVe .11 dr,ed k1 It's human nature for us to think well dressed only w u( n making . W where he will meet pe,a,i0 ' ' " ot to to make a good H ,,' l hn he 'ProprH.tyaln)0atdJarnJ., Rut-lsn t It Just as desirable tha, ' impressions, win added respect wJ.kS W meet 300 days on, of the year'' r,t,,,,l live among and have almost dan. "" n tar mote important par, JtmTZ Iiess. than Lhose neen.l, i . I18'en. SW b. .. . acquaint,,,.... ,iy irom tlie home toni we occasion wh dressed up. aw Wo live right here in Ilnsei,,, the mistake of thinking ulat l,(,b., us don't count. Thev do' a opirl A neat fu-rtm..! V h... ... W Dearane Is inut r.n .1. . . iug those opinions favorable ones. " . DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED been In to ScotBtrt lew: working all of the time, if suitable cooperation from farmers In our lievin? the roid k 0l viMiiiuuiiiiy couiu oe secureu. sihicu, ana i itcrn J "We hope to be able in the near are anxioua lut wrt h K future to complete these nl.m ,llat ,llf,.i.i and establish the agricultural and ei-sociuted industries on a more firm basis." .Mir Uiehl states that road work on the Scottsburg-Heedspiirt sec tion is neatly completed. The grad ing hps been practically .finished except for the removal of a few is not desird ti lsts and Ion m a rtJ their way M Ii 1( V i when then k v stuatt them to r4 ! , bv boat. Plontv Wal BtilliC 'lides, and as soon as the ferrv at first class real Pfl Scott.sbttrg' and the bridge at Mill 'arm or city PW! ' Creek c."ti be built the road can be rate of Inteiwt S UK travellefl. Roveral Innriuta h.,,, Ill,,, nml Rim I ren who would be glad of employ- j'M,M!KII&IM i",'iit in the cannery and helping V . n n 1 t'r.s.s I .en s..il Wire.) HOISI. Idaho. Aug. 1. Tan ned hy strong winds and aided by the Intense aridncss prevalent in that section of the state, the for es, fire which started near His Kddy.' Tuesday night on the east side of the l'ayette river 'and i binit six miles from Smith's fer ry, was spreading with alarming rapidity late last night and i',"lt ing beyond control, accordiin: to a in, , sage irom the fire dispaich er nt Cascade. The fire started hy sparks from a locomotive on the Idaho nor: 1; ern I, ranch of the Oregon Sli-irt I. lee railway between Nampa and l'ayette Lakes aecordiu.'; to a re port received by I. II. Nash, state land commissioner. One hundred and sixty five nen are fightini; th fire under I niiili' aps most trying and three of the crew have heen injured, cue hit by a rolling rock and two struck l.y fii'lin- trees. on the farms in picking berries, j peas, beans, and fruits of all kinds, and we could keep the cannery S A Store Full of Specif Kurtz Transfer Co. Is now located in the New Mctz ger Ruilding, corner Oak and I'iuc. Furniture Moved, Packed and Stored. Local and Long Distance Mauling Piano Moving a Sprcialty PHONE 47 La Toilette. I i 1 I- v. - ; - .'V-i'4 ,' :;- ' - - v "' V V.--. .-.;s - VJr r "' " ' f "' ' .' 'x. " i' ' ' I.oa'. I P.'.!' tl., it -:'. r 'la I" I la a , a. , I.., M n , I 11. M- t !,, r . , . ia ..as , ':,:. ,es to t , ir la . Url.UH', Vltl.wUl VlUUUiU ('. rt - tlie (': .',. ! ,. , t'l,"l'.'i , 'V I" t tl " .,.'-. l.uig nr't- i, , I' S .a-r.i'i't J; a.- , M. l a K':h :.". of w .; it;.: . readent cund.Uditt Ijr U.e A'nsi ttuui-. QUALITY GROCERIES fey You'll find great satisfaction in Eflrct 113 yur groceries from our r.irjh g-ade s'ecks at our rt130R.:bls prices. Freili Fruits of ell kir.ds received daily. Every ll'irs in season. P 'k " Cldg. Ptior.e 63 COME IN AND, LOOK THEM 0i BUY EARLY Offer x ua uaiui v w 1 Delicious Cantaloupes, 2 for J Large Ripe Bananas, per dozen - p Fancy Home Grown Tomatoes, per lb. . -j Watermelons, per lb o"'ii For your camping lunch Heinze's Pork & cay 1 5c can, 6 for ;; "J Have all kinds of fresh crisp Vegetable, mjj squash, green peppers, white and 'ell0V.I corn, new potatoes, string beans, new , lettuce and onions. In fresh fruit we ver7j cears. aooles. blackberries, strawoerr r 1 oranges, lemons and grape fruit. iKiViaiwii m L.s er - Ifratliww" V V J 1 "nir L In Our New Meat Market ialt We offer for Saturday Si1 ;! Fan.r Steer Pit Ifa.-'. Tanev titeer Hoil H""' Trlnie Iilh Roast H"' 1 V-al Stew. II' V.-al Roast. - lian.hiirR. Ih - l'o:k Sa'isag". li. Midget liacon. lh I. lh- -- We Trim tns f-'fJt Not tHI -it - jJ'Sl Cue'.:' -A I I PEOPLES SUPPI i Grocery Phone 143
