Roseburg news-review., June 17, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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' ", "' ' 1 prTirint and Manager I
BERT Q BATES Hecretary-Treaur.r
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNE80AY. JUNE 17, 12-
HAIL THE POOR PRUNE!
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Americans might, in the bosom of the national family,
speak flippantly of the "poor" prune, but it remains, none
the less, one of the topliners of foreign trade, which shows
: conclusively that it is held in high esteen throughout the
world.
An analysis of America's export trade for 1924, made
by the Department of Foreign Commerce of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States, shows that last year 220,
912,000 pounds of dried prunes were shipped to other coun
triesnearly double the previous export record established
in 1921 with a value of $13,218,000.
The prune goes far to paying for America's bananas of
which $22,074,000 were imported in 1924, also a new high
record. What is left over can be more than paid by exports
of apples and oranges. Apple exports in 1924 reached an
other record 1,881,000 barrels and 6,719,000 boxes valued
' at $24,287,000. Orange exports also reached a new high
record of 2,564,000 boxes, valued at $8,685,000.
New quantity records were also established during the
"yast year for exports of American agricultural machinery,
automobiles and moving picture film. Of the last 33,797
miles were sent abroad.
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The mayor's appointment of the new Roseburg boxing
commission is a sruarantee of cleanliness for the manly art
of self defense in this city. Surely these men will see that
the bouts staged for the entertainment of the local fans are
up to par and fit for any man's wife or child to witness.
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Mr. Lincoln Antles, the new secretary of the Roseburg
Chamber of Commerce, is on the job. Drop in at Ins oince
and tret acouainted. Mr. Antles is your representative and
you should become personally acquainted with him. He is
a livewire and the local Chamber of Commerce was mighty
fortunate in securing his services.
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What a wonderful year for, Oregon! Jupiter Pluvius
and his copious rainfall turned the valleys and hills of Doug
Uis county into a, carpet of green and the "ohs" and "ahs"
. of the visiting tourists are heard along the highway as they
- marvel at the grandeur of this garden-spot of the universe.
The MacMillan exploration party sailed from Boston
..' today for the Arctic where they will seek to nail the AmeiT
can Hag to the pinnacle of the North Pole. Here's hoping
they pick up Amundsen and his crew on the way up and
return them to civilization safe and sound.
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Letters arriving daily from the Roseburg boys at the
" national guard camp near Mcdford are proof enough that
they are having a wonderful outing. No harm can come
from good, wholesome military training.
" All sections of tho country are putting forth their can-
didates for beauty honors. To date, however, none or the
pictures we have seen show the candidate in a pose indicat
ing that her existence on earth is justified by any useful
occupation. .
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Our neighboring city of Bundon is making a strong bid
for the tourist Give the boys a boost whenever possible.
You can rest assured that Bandon will reciprocate by saying
a kind word about the Umpqua Valley.
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.The marchinir uniform of the Roseburg Elks is mighty
. classy. The local Bills should startle the natives in the
. metropolis next month when they "strut their stuff at the
national Elks convention.
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Gas as a weapon of war has just been abolished by the
council of League of Nations. It is still being used in largo
quantities, however, preliminary to tho settlement of war
debts.
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Roseburg's automobile row is composed of a livewire
"'-'bunch of dealers as can be readily noted by u perusal of slic
second section of today's edition.
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Be loyal to your county. Attend the July 4th celebra
tion at Oakland and show the Gobblers you're with 'em,
first, last and all the time!
BT BERTS. BATCS
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Owin' to the fact
That it's hot
To read serious stuff
Ws'll abbrsvlate
The colyum today.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
8ocrstss is ths nams of a new
kind of sox. ,
GOSH 8AKESI
Of all sad words
Of tongus or pen.
Ths saddsst sr. thsss:
"Pleass lend ms tsn."
Toopsr Cont. ,
There srs ssddsr words.
And thsy ars plenty;
For Instsncs, these:
'Please lend ms twenty."
Curley.
Contrlbs who may be eontsmplat-
Inn tacking on additional verses
to the above are hereby warned
that It ha( gone far enough. There's
no telling wnere it mignv ana. rou
besides, ws are very poor at
figures.
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LOGICAL DEDUCTION
"The good die young," so ws are
told,
Anrf if that stuff Is on ths level
One must perforce conclude that
o?d
Methuselah was a reg'lar devil!
Of course there are exceptions.
but one can usually spot an honest
We'll Roast for You
This summer weather makes cooking a bit of a
warm job, so turn the work over to us.
ROASTS, PIES, CAKES. T AM ALES. SALADS.
HOT BREAD EVERY DAY.
THURSDAY SPECIALS Roast Pork, Veal
Fricassee,, Pineapple Cream Pie, Honey Cream
Cup Cakes.
VOSBURGH&W1ARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
Versatility of Giant Players Big Factor in Team's Success,
M'MILLAN SHIPS
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) CAL JOHNSON
Long about this time o" year a
ered becauso of the limitation nf
the"" aircraft operations. At leant
OAA OOO umi.ir. mll.ta M ill h aur.
' , . . , ,, , ... feller gets the "llsliln' bus" and the
veyed by having the planes shoot ( t)ng hc do brnk ttWa,
out In three inherent lnes for a ,r01n ti18 dully tolls of life and lilt
distance ot aDout :'" miles, i ne ;,.r the tail timber and gparkiuv
two will travel together at all times inters of the wilderness. Outdoor
and if land is uncovered the ad- recreation is what everyone needs tei
vance flying base will be advanced leep the body in a rohust and neaiiny
to it and the scouting operation londltlon. No recreation can suriiasi
continued from the new point. In lslitn' or sklmuitu' over the waters
such an evont It is conceivable itb tbe aid of an outboard motor,
that the entire unknown area may , Some people seem ter think that a
be surveyed. teller that fishes is list a lazy old
At least three separate nights P"1", V Tf - .n. nrV.
will be conducted from Cape Hub- ittitoT!
bard, and If land : J. not discover.,. ".malf moutb' L'Jfc a roo
the expedition will then retrace its ' ,here .
steps, making side trips over tiles- flhln. The ,wwt ,,,,,. r(M,,
mere Island, Grant Land, concern- .,i . ,he strike, tbe feellii'
successfully land the
'M If" eoss oune
HEIMIb GBOU
man by the frlngs on his trousers. iln ,hnB interiors little is known "
, , , , ,i zest an je But.-viw,ii.ij "1J' lun vmi urst scl-uiiu wt - - - , ,,.., ,j
and possibly to t ape Columbia a ,sh ta on,r ot B uay tVKBt Bn. . . baU whepeTer pltctd. And hiilf a dosen other members of tbe team can . fitt in 7
To Kipling an American mti ine norinrnoi .Hn'. There a a tnriit ter uattiur a ,
rots: ' Hearing that you are re- Land above Greenland. rary mskellonge or dashln' plUs,-"5'??S??! ' ;
nir ismin irs
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John McGraw seems well on bis way to bis fifth consecutive league pennant. Ana nne iras
It the versatility of his players will have played a big part in tbe teams success; yB ly "
pUyed first, second and the outfield. Capt Frisch, Hcinie Groh, Ross Young and-Grover Hartley
vwrota
tailing literature at S1.00 a word, I
enclose si.w tor a iimpn.
Mr. Kipling complied with
"Thanks" and kspt the dollar.
Two weeks later the American
wrote, "Sold the "Thanks' anec
dote for S2.00. Enclosed please
find 46 cents In stamps, being half
the profits on ths transaction, less
tie postags."
Bram twantv-one on. we devote
most of our time to unlearning what
ws formerly thought we Knew.
Llfs'a greatsst benefactor is ths
chap who makes two grins grow
where there was only a grouch be-
fore.
Moit of the oeoole who would
scrsp the navy would be the last
to acrap. . . .
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HOW TO LIVE FOREVER
Eat nothing but stewed parsnips.
Drink nothing but coia wnor.
Go to bed st 8 every night.
Oct up at six every morning.
Don't smoke, chew or play poker.
Oo to church every Sunday
morning.
Split three cords of wood every
day.
Walk nineteen milea before
breakfast
Ride horseback two hours svery
afternoon.
Play golf the remainder of the
afternoon.
Don't kiss the cook or anybody
else.
Shun public drinking cups.
Kabo out of crowded cars.
Mow comes ths most important
Instruction, If you would live tor-ever.
Don't die.
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As gummer Is upon us the dam
sels have resorted to chiffon hose,
which combined with the glare of
ths sun. has a horrible effect on
one's orbs.
Ths water's fine these days.
Don't wait for Satiddy for the
weekly plunge.
Retracing Its steps still further rlth rod and reel that the feller that.
to the south the fxpeilitlon Intends lslies with a long bumbno pole, limy
to survey from the air the Interior linker and book halted with live mln-i
of Baffin Island, that vast mass, dis- low, knows noihlu' about fer If hj
covered 349 years ago by Sir Mar- lid ye would not catch him sittln" j
tin Krobisher, the Kngnsn navlea- nni a wau-um um u.i uuu ..j .
tor and concerning which little md down when he gets a nibble.;
more is known than In the days of The real thrill ter anglin and tin j
Oueen Klilabeth. From there the art that means iun.t fer the vnca-1
expedition will visit the ohl Norse .nlst Is the wild leaps and gashes ,
settlement of 15(10 years ago rear rf a game llsh booked with rod and
'.i ' "1 rLntonH II. Hi i eel. Angliu with live bait eliminates
known Interior and for sludy of the " "ghtto- qualities ,.f the fish and
expedition will then return to wis-. Mp u mre mgJ
Zachary. Marberry and Ruel.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
At San Francisco 10; Portland 14.
At Sacramento! ; Vernon 5.
At Salt Laxe 16: Oakland 5.
At Los Angeles-Seattle no game,
Seattle traveling.
PLEA GF GtlTIST
TO WIFE-SUYIHG . FISH COMMISSION
low days Vauso ye can attach a ;
(.jnrilrl Prrm Lard Wlw.)
T.08 ANtlELES, June 17.
fall. lghtweiglit outlKwnl motor on yer 'W bile the body or .Mrs. (.race
Everything possible has been H1t and swlftlv glide ter the feedln' ; Orogan Youna was being burled
done to assure the safety of the mm 0f tbe game nU without here today, her dentist husband,
expedition. The National C ,nsterin' yer hands from n.wln' a Thomas w. Young, who has made
graphic society points to the fact K,at. I remember bu-kin" many a , several stalements fhat e Killed
i iMai!- ..i.i .i, ...i.,' t.,ur. her with gas February 21 last.
to the Arctic never has lost a man. )n. k ter their cottage nfter a day's' was alternately Issuing a repudia
and Secretary Wilbur says he is lshln'. But modern times have ellinl-1 tion of his confessions ; and deny
satisfle.1 the expedition has been lated sich hardships fer the guides Ing that he knew anything o any
(AaocUttd rna Uued Wire.
SALEM. Ore., June 17 The state
(.MiTititl I'nrm U'UJ Wire.)
SALEM, Ore.. June 17. Re
presentatives from Beven boosvei
organisations of the s tate are
meeting here today as guests of
the Salem Cherrlans for the an
nual nreeting of the Oregon Hos
pitality club. Organizations re
presented are the Ahsland Lith-
ians, Coos I'ay Pirates, lloseburg
I'mpqua Chiefs, Newberg Berr
lans,. Vancouver I'runarians, the
I Oakland Gobblers, and the Salem
Chvjrrlans. An inrormal get-together
this afternoon, a parade
through downtown streets and a
planned on Bound, sare lines, .no is wen as nine, much j,, ,';: .,,i,.t . ftsh commission has authority to dinner ana citrai. iiiu
elfort.to reach the North Pole is lie time and vitality saved f rem ; This reversal of conduc t was h employe at any time, night are features of the days
contem dated. MacMillan being cVn- iln' a little outboard motor, ye Jlst "ll" , '"' '''""''"i 1 b.y. and therefore has no right to sign program. Problems of booster
tented with Peary's effort in that ,n't get along without one. j he am, on ncer , ent f ; uclj htl b enterg to t organisations and plana to extend
respect and the Geographic society' There was a time when we flshert ; orneys Indicating that they n-! , h employe forl,he membership of the club to all
ami the navy being inl erestcl prl- mly fer fish, but time, have changed ended to bring an insan- , - ow . bo09ter 0tinl!lllo, , tho state
marlly in the scientific questions he pnt few years. Takit.' tt game , Ity plea for their , 1 en !m"y.r,eneral Van Winkle takes this were the principal cons derations
acting s.udy ,n ,ho Arctic. Jjb w . re, KaiXX ft'r """'T -
To that end a complete enulp-! ' h,f ,..,, sh , tb., YollIlg., first hl,sbad. Pat- Plt "'Hefwuh NuDone corsets, maae to mca
ment and scientific personnel has k . , ,. ,, OTPr ,,. , ri k (;ngan. olive millionaire, as li,r ector of. h;,,w Koom h BeU gi8ler, Bldg.
been brought together. -Hio air- ... ,h, ...,H,.,.nr i,..ul. ,,h anil' with his wife, volunteered the in-,w horn the commission entered into suiu. ,
planes will cany thorough ninp-',1(t lh, m,y fks that formation to the district ttor- ,!, rr,B Riiornf-ffeneral
,.ln.. n tx.iai-iil II hV W fl II 11 I lit; I t .. i . ...) ..' nl. tu.mt nr tun nv 1 111 f i hoc i nt t Ion I II ;i r f 111 n If II IN II I I 1 4 H "' " .
plotted from the air, and an as- , ,akot s mi uml tCr sccoui-; assistant Dorothy Leopold and his holds that the contract is invalid.
sortnient of motion ami sun jt
cameras. Arrangements have also i
biM'n made for obtaining color pno-
tngraphs of the regions to be visit-1 Millan.
ed as well as their plant, animal I If such land Is found the Amerl-
aml fish llfu. can flag win De nnsui, dui m iner night wti
. ., ,..,.1 i..i.m. ti, o ,. of' it will be 1 ii i ri 1 1 for the Inltedl
the two vessels, there are over 30; States has not been decided The I
men In the expedition. MacMillan c.m.-u.h..u ...
Is assisted by John Kclnariz. of ,ai ructions from Washington on the
South Manchester. Conn., ami K. F. : course to pursue on this question.:
,nl.l nr t'hlcairo. nresid. nt ol v. line i nniirm ...., .......
stepson, young Patrick tirogan. this opinion irom ine auuruej
bnd made three trips to the ranch I general probably means that the
apparently for pleasure, between fish commission, which will be
tire time .Irs. Young disappeared newly organized by the recent ap
Kehrnurv 21 and last Saturday nolntnu nt of A. O. Heals and 8. M.
her body was lounu. tiarland as members win attempt
o to dispense with Mitchell's serv-
,,, , Ices. Mitchell will prooably Ilgni
Auto tents on display. Zigler-1 lhi9 8lnco he la believed to have
Fee lldw. Co. 'forllfiid himself with legal opinion
.before he entered Into the con-
TODAY'S BASEBALL
.h w,.,ll nroadcasters' League ofwa have indicated that the tana-
America, as radio experts, v. hue dian government might Interest It
among the sclen-.-s.s are Dr. Wal-! self il 'any claim, to permanent p.
ier N Kredi. an Ichthvologlst. and sessions of lands north of h, r con
Lieutenant llcnjamln 11. Kiggs of Unental borders were set up. 1 lie ,
tho Coast and Geodetic Survey, an Canadian view Is represented as b.
expert on tciM.grai.uy and tides. i"g that all lands in .he Arctic'
lul .,...r . charge of color !' '" 1 f w..1
,.k' : ;h U Jacob J. Gayer. . hnr"U.le P to no e .-.e AU.le.ics. the Detroit TI-
tract with tbe seatc.
Mitchell was employed by 1he
commission more than a year ago,
shortly after the commission had
dispensed wilh the services of K.
c. clanton. Mitchell had for 20
years been in the government hat- j
" .. , , , ... , ' 1 IH lll,-j n.i. in.ii,. ,m
wnite in genera. . o . ' " , h( expedition, however, present an
i - a t V IK'"''"' - - - at i ran ve fie d. 'mere are many
MAljtor J,bolh of whom have been assigned c known , ,
& by the Geographic sot-M, lorn- ,, ..,. b ,
"Most people are on ths right I mandlng the I eary Is i .tain Htt ( by (.,ns ,! ,r ,hat
track but headed the wrong way. George r. Steele of ltoxhurv Mass. lrpill((, ,,,. (...mcraphy m bc
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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NEW Yt)KK, June 17. Equalling chery servlco and refused to enter
the seasons record set by the Phils- the state service except on com.e
tion mat ne ov cutpiujtru ,w, i'
scored U runs irr the llod ot years.
game with tint !
The predicted rain lailcd to materialize and the town
folks were again on the nozzle end of the hose today soak
ino; down th terra firma.
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Hesidents of the south end of the
county are. greatly arouseo oe-
caiise of tbe actions o. some un
known persons in dumping rubbish.
,.,! unsifht v refuse along in
while assistants to
navigating the llowdoln n
Hoblnson of Merrlmac. Ma
John Javnes of Somen III"
The navy section In addition to
Commander Hvrd consists of Lieu
tenant M. A. Scclmr. of MarsMield.
Oregon; Chief lloatswain Kaile E.
Ueher of Chicago; Aviation Pilots'
Nels P. Sorcntoin and Andrew O.
Nold of Washington. D. C . nnd
N. Y.; and Chief Aerograpber Al-
Klovd K. Ilennett of Wanenburgh
Hert Frani'ls of San Dl
observe meterorotoglcal coniitnons.
The nftlt'ers will fly the all planes
and the enlisted nu n will assist In
the work nnd keep the planes In
..,,,,1111. ,n Kxrcpt lor th - v. logs.
to re i hi Neil
l.' .li.h ai".i""- ss,.-,
.. and
Mass.
gets loony
sixth Inuing of tlu
Yankees. The runs wero scored !
ou six hits and two errors aided i
by several passes issued by the ,
four Yankee iwhieis who per-i
formed during the slaughter.
AMERICAN.
At New York - It. H. K. ,
1!) 17 U ;
1 4 4 j
Batteries: liauss and llassler, ,
Stallage; Shaw key. Ferguson, Bead, i
If land is discovered it Is felt cer
tain that Interesting a in null siscies
will uUo he found there, lor the
land will have been rut off from IJctroit
North American continent-for New v ork
cepimies. That animal life will bo
fnnnil Ihern is reeiirtleil as a cer
tainly. Inasmuch as animal life has Jonnson. jouea aim nciui.
b"en found on every land so far At Huston
discovered In the Arctic. Insofar Second game: '
as plain life Is concerned, it is Chicago b i 1
....I.., ...i , l.,ut north of the Arc Boston ..- - M "
!,..,-. - .i,,,..k li,nn Batteries: Blankenship, Ions. t
varieties of flowers. n vengros
(Aanltl t'TTM LrucH Wlrr.)
TACO.MA. Wash.. June 17. Mrs.
Ellr-abeth M. Harris- last of the
children of General Morton M. Mc
Carver pioneer legislator of the old
Oregon territory and of California.
died here today at tile ago of 73
years, lfis father for many years
commanded an important place in
the pioneer life of Oregon, Wash
ington and California and was re
corded as one ot tho originators of
the territorial prohibition law of
Oregon, the first legislation of the
kind In the United Slates.
He came to Oregon in 1S43 with
the parly led by Peter 11. Burnett.
first governor of Oregon. He was
commissary general of Oregon ter
ritory during the Indian wars of
lxhb and lMotl.
and CrousH, Schcalk;
be termini d so far as the employ- Cleveland ...
. , .... ... Hu.il. ni mill fine ol mo emue- is
ZZ" ThereV'nn place In Ore-! assembled on the iWk o, the
.-...- -rv la nff.T. IVnrv lo Ktrth but til? Oil!-! t n
ed than In the southern pail ot , have been broken down '"."''",, , n,e navy planes and per- Philadelphia
Douglas county through the can- not do assomuicu u..... m,
on regions, bill some people ap-1 rearwo
n.renll. .re determined to deface I ,A complete raido rqulpn
iki. heaulv lo th great- b') cani.il. so that
rn taklUK munieantei ion.
SPOKANE. Wash., Juno 17.
Stricter rules on hunting of up
land birds alone will prevent the
'extermination of several species.
I A. V.. Biirgdiifr. head ot tno state
Whether the primary object of Zahniier, Boss and Hevlug. , 'rlared beforo the opening aesslon
the expedition Is surveying Ihc un- At Washington V a n here todav of the first annual
known lesion will bo modified all- SI. Louis 1 S o Western Outdoor Life Conference
er MacMillan has reached Ktah to Washington 2 1 rtng npUi here in connection with
sercch for Amundsen in the event: Batteries: Bush and O'0": . ,h' nixth annual sportsmen's and
his Polar party Is still missing will ax i-niiaueiimia .",! tourist s fair.
Short season", further bag re
st possible extent and
con-1
maltltar
l will
tit com
,. with
JudKhiK from the loaded train, going north thi.Wk, 0,ir"in tg.!"
the I'ortland Kose Festival is being well patronized by "'"Som2,J Vccn.iy dumped aU.an.urd n,..y -... while of
dibits of Southern Oregon.
10 19 0 ,',,;. ,hm .lln.in.itlon of the
sonn.i are con.crned only upon' naileries: fmitn anu .xiyau. iw Pmp and automatic shotguns sna
conslllUilion with Washington, mens ami iwurane.
expeililion will be In daily touch At Boston
with Washington by radio and First game: R. II. K.
Sei r taty Wilbur has said a n arch Chlcagi. S 4 1
for Ainur.dsen will he undertaken ; Boston : 3 i 5
nnlv uiMn orders from the navy de-1 Baiierb s: Fab. r aud Schalk; ,
nartnient. He lias indicated an m-!Juinn and Picinich.
Wo my cash for dry cascara
bark. Wharton Bros.
TACO.MA. Wash., June 17. Two
former officers ot tho Portland po-1
lice force are under indictment hTe
today as the result of the report ol
! .
The canning season is here. Father's home brew
have to en the sewer route lo make room for the wi
supply of canned berries.
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When a visitor drops in, pin a liosiburg rose on his
lapel and send him on his way milin.
o .
Some men Hre so xrouchy they think a girl baby isii t
fit to kiss until she is sixteen.
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Some folks walk in tJieir sleep others drive autos.
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whole truckltwd of tin cans along the two acme pinio m iiingness to go beyond "reason-;
iiw, nwid near Anchor. A short time I standard na.y s. t and lie oih- r , ,. . , lh,. .. (( ,ny o(. NATIONAL LEAGUE
iro some motorist emptied a load the short wave apparatus prom y information of Amundsen's At Pittsburg
W ill lot papers In the canon near li.v deelot'd I tie plan is .,. - ... ( T.htrh would give some idea iironMvn
...iner bridge. Th.se acts, perhaps dally reports of the . pn.gr. :s the bi. iwttsb.'ir
done lho.lgl.lles.ly. deliact fnmi expedition to Bo n me nrt.j " I'r-- & . .,. (;r,n,e.
the natural beauty of the county .nient and tne ..eogi son.. .. ., iU.a, ,i,h gas. "Oeschger and Taylor
the proliable elimination or tne
e. of doE. were advocated by
ifA .n ih,l Ut. T
per rent of the upland bird shoot- the federal grand lury which has
fni furnished by two Imported jbecn in session here Tho Indict
" " . . i. r . l . j lh u 1 ments charge seven Portland are!
P'l, inriiii ... - . ,nrm ,...
ference.
AMERICAN WOMAN WINS
ItJooch
At Chicago
i Philadelphia
'Chicago ..
Dr. W. C. Holt, county ncann m- i..r .....,,.,-...
fl,,.r was callisi to Anchor ester- Belief that land exists In til" un-,
day lo Inspect a dump hecp. created ; known region between lh" "r"'
near the road, and found a deplor- Pole and Alaska , n pred ed m-nn
"ble condition, not only unsightly ; traditions of 1,-klmo trilH s. . hb-h
r.t. ...... A move. Hell of some of their p.sipe veals
n. . ..wlv gath lng momen- eg,, going out to such land cover Glenna CoHet, of the I nlted States
ment slowly gam. r'" nl ' " , b., stior toUav went Imo the so. end round A. l.lnnnr,
,n, in this ..Hie (.. be. h' " H, 'J, ",r,0 pf the Krc, h International self M-w York
hl,ways. anil the dumping of w nil n tn.iica a g i rh,...,n.hn for women bv beat- Cincinnati
mbblsh along these tnorougnincr. -'""'''"''' ;...., . t ureal Britain ! Patterl.s
will doubtless be same a serious uih.u n.u.se. .... -- - - 1A
crime Id the near future. . . . .berjj land ey poin rrary sum .c-.. v ... . - -..
J C H Hevnolds of Ppokane. !mer plire officers of Txirtland
was elected chairman of the con- ;with conspiracy trf violate the Tol-
bi.hu aci.
This case grows out of the al
leged attempt by the Portland off i-
.vnnaiiA bi tAaiiBB stoaTft cers to "hitark" the ooerators of
i an alleged dtstlllerg near Van rou-
(i.s,.ii rn- L,st win... ver. The defendants are Manning
K. H E. ' WABHIM1TOS-. Juno 17 -Frft-, GrI alp,r- J ' l, ""'.I'
q .n. ee.ua. aiisnl craft seeking " sR. "'"oi
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A inH ntOl.ri. IKIfltS . le HO.l. rfUUO ail.n,.,..
.ha StlsntlC ( IW.t RSR :i.'"eui
n h. f.
3 9 1 o
7 2 ORDER ISSUED AGAINST
Hilbbell.
Yde and
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John
All are in custoday or
Inn t.ett.
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VKU-JMLI KS. June 17 Miss ' a . 1 '" '"""-. ''" ,,r " r;.n,i. nin.rd at liberty on bond and will be ar-
R. H.T c-va.t g"?rd commandant, to Issue : ralgne.1 tn court b re rrlday.
-n, a o Sr-7e' Zi varhU or is I F.ssy sailing .0 economy. A short
... e.eri soielv for Dleasure." ifut to thrift for
Hemic.
Snyder; Luque and Wlogo.
are sot to be stopped.
the person
reads the classified adj.
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