Roseburg news-review., May 07, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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Here it s
Your Straw Hat
Off With the Old Felt Hat On With the
New Gordon Straw Hat
Your Straw Hat of last year won't do this season
if you wish to be in style. The brims are wider
and the crowns slightly higher. Here you'll find
everything that's authentic at prices that make
values.
$2 to $6
PENCEFS
To Take Kxtcmlct Trip
Mrs. Walter Hamilton and her
mother, Mr.s M. K. Kidder, loft
thin afternoon for Smith Center,
Kansas, where they will visit for
several weeks with two brothers
of Mrs. Kidder who reside at that
place. They will return home by
motor, accompanied by Mrs. Kid
der's brothers, enjoying a leisure
ly motor trip through the Grand
Canyon to Arizona, and Into Mex
ico. They expect to be absent
from Itosenurg about two months
and a half.
Uldsku
andthz DOUBLE
TRIANGLE TOUK
"Every Mile a 'Picture
Taku Glacier
Alaskan Potts
Inside Passage
Scenic British Columbia
Mt. Robson
Canadian Rockies
Scenic Booklet Free.
A. B. Holtorp, Ci'ry Paiu Agt.
122 Third St. Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 3300
THH LARGEST RAILWAY
SYSTtiM IN AMERICA
v 1
Served Turn Only at
Symbol of Kindness
Mr. Smith, writes a contributor to
, the Youth's Coinptmion, hud tmule a
particularly K'd cntil of lilmk
bass. Mrs. Smith nicked nut a nice
big one and sent one of jue buys
with It over to their neighbors In
the adjoining cititip. "We won't
lt her In ctcutTlt for fticuit" she
suld, "Lecatme that big hoy or theirs
can do It Just us well as we can."
. A few days luter the grateful
neighbor, not to be outdone, re
turned the favor by bringing across
to the Smith's back door a nice
Juicy ruKpherry pie freshly made
from the wild raspberries growing
In the woods behind the ramps.
Thut day the storekeetie- across the
lake huil his weekly shipment of Ice
cream from the city. und. none of
the Smiths felt much like eating
pie. The next' day they ull went
on a trip down the stream, and the
third day when the pie was served
It had !ecnme so soft and soggy
that everyone refused to touch It.
Wrapping It up curefully In a news
paper, so that no one should see It,
Mrs. Smith gave It to yiung Tom
and asked him to tuke It out In the
woods and bury It.
The next morning Mr. Smith went
nut to dig worms for his duy's lish
j Ing. As he turned up the moist
earth there, lying side hy side, sytn
I hols of neighborly kindness, were
the bluck bass and the ruspberry pie.
' New Microscopes That
, Have Marvelous Power
The great' world of Utile things
revealed by the microscope Is ubout
to become greater still, for new In
struments have been Invented which
have enormously Increased the mag
nifying power which Is nt man's
command. News of a new microscope
? ..null win iiuignity un onioci over
i (a).(jK(,000 times, or io.lsio diam
eters, has lately come from two
sources at once. One such instru
ment lins been Invented by Doctor
Sledentopf of the famous Zeiss
linn of Jena; another capable of
giving even greater magnification,
, has been perfected liy N. i. Chopra,
j a Ilrltish metallurgist, who has al
! ready solved with It the problem of
i avoiding corrosion In train rails, a
discovery which will save enormous
j sums of money in all countries.
' A good microscope of moderate
power will magnify an object ubout
i COO diameters, or WKI.Oinj times In
I square measure. Such a magnifica
tion as tills Is dilll. ult to Imagine,
but some Idea of the power of the
new Instruments may be gathered
from the fact that a tennis bull, If
It could be viewed through them,
would appenr about one and a htilf
miles lu diameter. My Muguilne,
London.
Red Light Easily Best
for Signaling Purposes
It Is ascertained from the bureau
of standards, in the Department of
Commerce, that the red light leads
all the rest for signaling puruoses.
Its visibility fur outranging lights I
of any other color. A grusp of the I
truth now sclentlllcully demon-
truted of course uccounts for the
selection of red in the rnilroud serv
ice, on the highway and In theuters
for the "dniiger" light. Its use in i
theaters and public hulls, where it I
might suddenly become necessary
for a crowd of people to seek safe- I
ly through emergency exits, bus
been criticized on the (ground that
Carnival Attractions This
Year Bigger Than Ever Before
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A General View of the Kiddies' Playground, Which will be a feature of
ine joy lone at Koseburg strawberry Carnival,
Every community can not be a
raft
from Portland
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
.-.Wtfjsist-;.,. .
center for a worltl's fair, yet "be
there a town with spirit so dead"
that It does not aspire to a rous
ing local celebration at least once
a year?
Koseburg, with It's strawberry
carnival, reaches, without fear of
contradiction, a point of attain
ment that very few communities
of its size can boast.
The strawberry carnival, has
yet to be a failure; to the con
trary each succeeding one grnw3
"bigger and better" and the 1925
carnival on May 21. 22. 23 will
be one long to be remembered In
the minds of Duuglua County In
habitants. To carry out its policy of "big
ger and better" the carnival com
mittee of the Tmpiiua Chlers are
sparing no expense in any de
part ment.
They are bringing, as the fea
ture of the Joy zone The Abner
K. Kline shows, a show that tra
vels in Its own special train of
15 cars.
This show comes to Rosnburg
with the endorsement of the lead
ing California fair associations,
prominent among which are the
directors of the 15th National
Orange Show, which is held an
nually at San Bernardino. Calif.
I At this fair, which is really tUe
' world's arrange fair; and is of
such size that It Is known lnter-
natlonallytand draws the alien
lion of the 'entire world; 'The Ab
ner K. Kline Shows furnished all
of the amusement features.
Koseburg will be the first ap
pearance of this show In Oregon,
and the carnival committee can
i lie complimented upon their con
tracting of such an organization.
I ine Joy Tone opens Monday,
May 18th, and will hold forth for
i the entire week.
This will give our local people
time to visit the Joy Tone before
the great crowds come in for the
days of the festival; and If one
prefers the carnival spirit under
,s crowned atmosphere, your visit
Iran be made the last three days
or the week.
Kgardless of when you plan to
go, be sure to visit the Joy Tone
land nelp boost Koseburg.
Humorist Could Also
Be Bitter at Times
For real bitterness the following
(from Mark Twuiu) la hard to
match:
"A myriad of men are born; they
labor and sweat and struggle for
bread; they siptubble antl scold und
fight; they scramble for little mean
advnnluges over eucli other. Age
creeps upon them ; infirmities fob
low; shuines und hiunfllatlons bring
down their prides und tlielr vanities.
Those they love are taken from
them, and the Joy of Hie Is turned
to aclilng grief. The burden of pnln,
care, misery, grows heavier year by
year. At length ambition is deud;
pride Is tleud; vanity Is dead; long
ing for release Is In their pluce. It
comes at last tile only utipoisoned
gift earth ever hud for them und
they vanish from u world where
they were of no consequence ; where
they achieved nothing; where they
were u mistake unit u fnllure and u
foolishness ; whore they linve left
no sign thut they htive existed a
world which w ill lament tlieui for a
Organization of Scientists
The Itnyal society grew out of
two small groups of friends, who
met occasionally in London and Ox
ford to discuss scientific questions.
about the middle of the Seventeenth
century. 'Jhese were organized Into
j a definite society In lotitl, and two
I years later the society wus grunted
, a charter by Charles II and Incor
porated us the Itoyal society. Its
early meetings took place In Ores
ham college, and nfterwnrds In
I ('rune court. In 17SJ the pluce of
meeting was transferred to Somer
I set house, nnd In 1S."7 to Burlington
uouse, Lonuon. i.onuon Mull.
green, not red, Is the "tnfeijr" light, i day nnd forget them forever. Then
Jif ... o ' V . K.Wi.i'J,
il-"""'
Hut there Is common iindersinudln;
of the meaning of l lie red light
when It mnrks a lire exit, und the
use of It to guide u panicky assem
blage to safety is Jusllllcd, Inasmuch
as for catching the eye there is no
color so effective as red.
No departure from long custom
ary traffic practice is to he expect
ed us a consequence uf the Intensive
study of signal lights, which the
bureau of standards Is making in
co-operation with the mitlonal safe
ty council, the railroads mid high
wny organizations, although some
difference In the similes of the col
ors now In use may be r m-
mended. lireen Is sclentlllcally
proved to be a fair s mil to red
In visibility, yellow and blue follow
ing In order, coucludcs the Provi
dence Journal.
iSMP exclusive
ISIftye process adds
aeucacyxo quality
Man Long Has Sought
Dominion of the Air
The desire to conquer the air and
emulate the birds Is no modern
fancy, but hns agitated the minds
another tn.vrlud tnkes their pi
nnd copies ull they did, und goes
ulong the same profitless rond. nnd
vanishes us they vnnlshed to innke
room for unoihcr and nnother und a
million more myriads to follow the
sume nrid p:tth through the snine
desert nnd uccompllsh what tile tirst
myriad, and nil the myrinds that
cnine ufter II, accomplished noth
ing !"
And they culled Murk Twiiln
"Amerlcn's grentest humorist" I
ruthllnder Mugnzlne.
Send 2o Only
to cover post-
B of FRYE'8
MEAT CUIOE.
Tells all about
the choice and
cutting of
meats and con
talna 100 test
ed recipes. Ad
dress Fry A
Co Seattle,
The Quality of Frye's "Dili
rious" Ilrand Hams and Baron
if a smi red ly the cnrrful stdeo
tion of only rhoicest young
grain-fed porkera.
Delicacy is added hy the ex
clusive Frvc inelltod of ourinsr,
which provides for your table,
products that are both mild
and sweet.
You will find Frye's Delicious
It rami Hams and Dacon
"Everything the IS'atne Implies."
lor men ini'clmiiluilly Inelineii fur j Ut'ozos It
o K Ittvortl of a iiKM'iliiit of 11m t nilmilt'. thu
Hnyu! noclety. hold In London, Kiu-
Inn. I, In MTU. kIvo the Information
t hut "Mr. Hooke mitl n piipiT con
taining n tltwrlptlon of tlx wny of
tlyltiK. InvfiKi'd nnil pnu'llml hy
on M. HfKitler, n smith. Hip con
triviinc of which mnsrtc-tl In or
Mining four wlngn ffiMInK und nhitt-
ting to he tnovptl hy IiIm htttnln ho
fore nnd his lt'jts licliltul, hy which
he wan. It wtm mild, uhlt in Hy
fnm n hitch piac n cross n river to
prvtty dlHtiii.c," the Montreal
Star one of the niemhem of
the ftoytil society nppnntitly rnt
ome dnuhtn upon the prnc(t ability
of the Invention. "Mr. Ilt'itxliiiwe
conci'lvwl that hy tvttiton ot tin
wi'HkneMd of n ninn'a nnun for mich
kind of motions. It would he much
more probable to make n rhnrlut or
mh like inn eh Ine with fiprlnn nnd
wheeU, thut ulintihl nerve to rurry
one or more nu n in It to mt nnd
tiuide It."
1
nams
"Eccrythin,
bacon
The Name Implies9
Didn't Exhibit Them$clve$
The old sentleiunn wim vry fond
of Rolf, hut hi" piny fnviiteU to get
wo me nnd worne. .
Finally, nfier mlnlne tlie hall
every time, lie turned to hi patient
raddle and remarked: "li'nr, tlcarl
There my't polldy he worse play
em than myself. ,f
"Well, perhaps there may fe
uorne player." mild the hoy ronol
liikiy. lul ' court Ihey tJ u t
play."
Our Inquititivtj YoutMtcr$
'Tnrle Tot whnt nre those lit
tle mi u are holes In your dedc for?'
"Those re pigeon holee, my
uenr,
Heart Massage Is One
of Surgical Marvels
The heart In n pump, nnd Its
work ran he done for It quite well
for n little while hy hand, while lis
own power fails, ami It lake a rest,
one has to remember that, normally
It never ha a rest from the moment
of life until death. And what hap
pens in caes of heart masque Is
that the nu ry eon rapidly make his
way to the ornnn. and, takinit It
flrmly nnd Kcnily In the hand.
io many limes to the
kef pine the Mream of
the blond rlrcilhttllitr. If all k'ees
well, the heart gradually recovers
ttxelf. and hegius to heat of Its own
accord.
Thus It practically amount to
thlM that n person may actually die
and he brought to life a sit in.
There wan a time when It would
have been thonuht madness to touch
the heart. Yet wonderful tilings
were done In the World war In re
moving bullets nnd shrapnel and In
rep."tr,nu heart rents, ibouuh often
It Is better to let uleeplni; docs lie
undisturbed, and the suriceon I
still very chary of lorn-him: the
crvat vital organ. For. thoutih the
heart Is not un fragile nr. we onee
fancied. It has a queer temper. Its
nervous mc-han.in Is not a little
touchy, and easily thrown out of
gear. London Times.
Papal Triple Crown
The tlnrn. n high cap of gold
cloth, encircled by throe coronets,
with n mound and cross of gold at
the top, Is the triple crown of the
pope. It Is ornamented with pre
cious stones nnd pearls, nnd Is dec
orated with three royal diadems. It
Is without Inscription. A Kynibollc
meaning has been found In the
triple crown, as representing the au
thority of the pope over the church
"militant, expectant und triumphant."
Catsandra of Troy
Cassandra was the dauirliter of
Priam, king of Troy, and was re
garded n n prophetess. She, due
I Ing the h.ng sieue of Troy, urn-red
i various predict t Ions of impending
calamities w hich were disrecanlisl
at the time but verltle.l In the ev nt.
Paring the plunder of Troy, ;.
I list, she took reft i ire In the temple
j of Minerva, where she was l-ar-
batvusly treated by A Jul. In ie
! division of the spoils she felt to the
lot of Avamemmui, who hroitLht her
home, ere she excited the Vnl
i on sy of fly t emn et rn . In ci n-
rjuence, Oanndrn nnd AffHtneMinoo
I were both murdered by I'lylemnee
trn and her ;0 aiieuir.
t'-sandra is subl to have bien
, sui, xslncly beautiful nnd to hare
had ninny suitors In the flourishing
When will the pigeons be bnekfj V ,r classic
( - v i Journal.
Hot ton Trnns'rlit.
Troy. Chicago
'Procter
finishor
WOODWORK
WOODWORK, when
finished with high grade
enamels in any one ol several
popular subdued shades,adds
greatly to the appearance oi
the home and it easy to keep
iresh and clean. Buy the
enamel and apply it yourscli!
To be sure oi results, buy
Silkenwhite Enamel.
Alao,ask lor booklet,"Color
Harmony in the Home" all
about painting or Gnishing
floors, woodwork, walls, eta
It's Irce.
TTJ esrri s hill lln ol Fullst
W Jw Punts ukJ Vtmishss sod
csa sufiply youf ttscds.
Marsters
Drug Co.
W.P.FUUERSCa
Ot Misrioa Sum Su Fraadsc
8 SnatkaU Pacta. Cmm CltM
Fuller
PAINTS Q VARNISHES
riOHIianniTTUA
Better Cooking with Less Work
Science has developed remarkable new oil stoves
which not only free women of the burden of
cooking with coal or wood but actually give
, them better cooking results than they have
known before.
These finer stoves Perfection Oil Ranges
cook with the, speed of gas. Their instant heat,
their clean steady flame and general dependa
bility are giving women a new confidence in
their cooking.
Perfection Oil Ranges combine the best ideas
' in modern stove construction durable enamel
top straight legs substantial design roomy
shelves beauty and convenience.
t Dealers everywhere have Perfection stoves and
ranges and are glad to demonstrate their gas
like cooking service. See your dealer today.
The Cleveland Metal Products Co.
OoiW Bradk4Stk amd Ilclli, Strtt
PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens
Styles, sizes and prices to suit every need.
For fuuk nvarmtk whenever needed
thi I'erftition OU heater.
For abundant hnt tvgter ivittotttgaj-
the Verfection Kemeue W'attr Heater.
Ivy Not Harmful
Ivy on the wnlls does not mnke n
house dump. The leaves of the Ivy
act ns tiny umbrellas to deflect
much of the ruin from the wnll.
Of thnt which reaches the wall, :
some would he absorbed by the root
lets of the ivy, so the net result
would be to keep the wu.ll dried.
While It Is true the Ivy ndpht pre
vent some of the water absorbed by
the wall from evaporating quickly,
yet tills effect would be very smtill
compnred with the quantity of wa
ter screened off. A fair growth of
Ivy on sound walls thnt afford no
entrance beyond the superficial at
tachment of the rootlets, or clusp-
ers. Is very beneficial, ns It pro
motes dryness nnd warmth and re
duces to a minimum the corrosive
action of the atmosphere.
fur Quick, results
Review classified ids.
ueu iNewa
Pnonp 135.
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vertising for results.
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Buttons Denote Rank
A button Is worn on the hendcenr
of Chinese ofllclnls. both civil nnd
military, ns n badge of rank. There
are nine ranks, the first and niftiest
being distinguished by n transpar
ent red (ruby) button; the second
by opno,ue red (coral) ; the third by
transparent blue (sopphlre); the'
fourth by trnnxparent white (crr
tnl) ; the sixth by opaque white;
the seventh by plain gold ; the
eighth by worked K"hl, and the
ninth by plain gold with a certain
character engraved upon It.
Bold Forgeries
The name "Ireland Forgeries Is
given to cert at n Shakespeare auto
graphs, prlvnte letters and plays,
which n youth named Ireland
claimed to have discovered, but
whtcb he bad In renllty forged. One
of the plays, called "Vortlgern.
wns produced at the lrury I.nne
theater, April 2, 1711, but proved to
be n rapid nnd senseiesn production.
Ireland soon after acknowledged
the forgery nnd published his "Con
fesMlons" Id 1806. Kansas City
Star.
Apple Wraps
Science
THE same science that gave fo the stock raiser
the stock scrums and vaocines that protect him
against the loss of his stock through disease, gives
to the fruit grower the chemically treated fruit wrapper
that protects fruit against the most prevalent
fruit diseases.
Pan In "CAR0"
trenged on N. T.
ancuons tnntout
tb. toston IS"
c i Dtf p.r box
nor than p.rs
In pUtn paper.
Shlpp.n of Jona
than. Oraveniteln
and McXnto.il Ap
pls bav. croatwl
tba aama pr.fer
nc. by tb. con
tinent n of
CAEO."
"CARO"
Csamteallx
inatt
CARONITE
Obotnleally
tr.at.il and
OUaatsd
Science Says:
1 The construction of the wrap
per is the.iirst step in the control
of fruit disease.
2 Tie chemical treatment is the
scconil step in tlie prevention
of disease contraction. (Scald
Is only one disease that many
kinds of fruit sutler from.).
The construction nnd chemical treat
ment of "CARO" Fibre Fruit Wrappers
it such that they successfully fulfill
the requirements of protection against
fruit disease.
AMERICAN SALES AGENCIES CO.
Iia MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO
SOLI DISTRIBUTORS
Production of Tea
The tea ptnnt Is rtilttvnletl In two
varieties in China Ttiea hnlien nml
thea vnrliles In the provinces of
Kwane-Tuns;. Ku Klen anil t'he-KI
nne. Ihe tea piuntntfons are usiinl
ly fonneil in a deep rich innm. never
on low Innils. hut on low hilly slopes.
The leaves are ftittliereil three
lines. In the mlAll of April, In the
henlnniiie "t May anil when the
leaves attain are nearly formetl. The
first cntherlnK jielils the finest anil
most delicate tea. hut with eonsid
erublt Injury to the plant.
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mm j cooiptlod dicbooorr Untor and mora completa tassa
vocsDuiary au im stv raw asas
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you.
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