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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. JULY 6, 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925.
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
BIT bERT a BATES
GOOD EVENINC FOLKS
Outside of a few
Singed eyebrows,
Blistered thumbs
And battered flivvers
It was a
Clor-yut Fourth.
"r
DUMBELL DORA THINK3
Fatigue clothes are pajamas.
Some of you wimmln who think
you've trained your hubby to eat
out of your hand may be surprised
to know that perhaps he gets nit
MUter Copco's new power plant
Give Her a VacatlonI
Don't ask "mother" to stay in -the kitchen these July
days and cook ov"er a hot range, bt go in the Pelicates
en on the Way home, or call up and order your roasts,
pies, salads, cakes, etc., and give "mother" a "vacation"
this summer.
Hot Bread Every Day
and Fresh Potato Chips, Roasts
Salads
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY Roast Beef. Spaghetti Ital
ian, Cream and Green Apple Pies.
VOSBURGH & WIARO
Fancy Grocers Phone SIS
Construction Views Taken of Power Project
Early in Year When Work Was Well Under Way
According to the Declaration of Independence, one of
the three inalienable rights of mankind is the pursuit f drink down town.
happiness. But the treasurer of tho Atlantic Monthly, in
a recent address, remarked that the American people are
not a happy nation, because they overlook the greatest
sources of happiness. He thought that even the peasants of
Europe beat us in securing happiness. He suggested as one
of the ways through which one can seek happines, a knowl
edge of books, through which one gains a higher wisdom
and broader conception of human experience. There is no
doubt a great deal in a philosophy like that. The general
popular impression is that happiness is to be had by obtain
ing money. But there is not much to make one think that
people who have wealth have ny more than their share of
happiness. They are freed from the anxieties carried by
those who suffer from poverty. Yet there nre many people
in very humble circumstances who have little money and
perhaps none at all, who somehow have arrived ut' that
secret of obtaining happiness, which so many people of
wealth have seemingly missed. The trouble with money as
the creator of happines is that people commonly tire of the
tilings that money will buy. They may think that they
would be happier if they dwelt in a larger and finer housei
but if they get money and are able to have it, they may not
Corvallhi Gazette-Times.
I mains In Urge measure' unsolved
t-o far a practical operation are
Action That Talk
What iti Hie mxiter k lih h?lui. i roocernprl
In northern Calif, was dedicated es7 Tho In.erborough Transit I At I ho ,me time there has
yest.ddy and Tommy Ne... the lo- coninanv of New York has Just ' been a mushroom" ke growth of
cal sw.tch pluo of the company, was' ,..,, an advertising sign contract I institution. a In IMduaU that
on hand to ... that all meter. w.re: )r lhu ,. , ynn Klln . ,.. re mowing ch a d waJh.K fat
workin' Prop.rly. mum return of more than WO.0O0.. l.y filing ,0 wage earner, an"
T V J"" another Indication that other small Investors securities
1 . ruruantr mat are not at all filled for that
purpose. A larg number of these
inniviiiuai wlih newly created
Tim Small Kuving. savings accounts are wholly lnex-
Wlth the moid growth in Ore- perienced and unlnat runted in ih.
The Oakland Gobblers will now, and all through the Pacific ' matter of niacin ihelr fH.
spend coupla weeks pickm' up 1 Northwest of savings and loan I wisely. Hazardous real estate
discarded shoe-boxee, paper nap-j associations, financial men have bonds and avea stock, foreign 00
kine, banana peelin's, orange skins been giving no little time and at- ligation, of mora than doubtful
and empty pop bottle.. j lent Ion to luklng care of the small ! worth and a good many other
investor. sorts of "Investments" are being
Howdia like to be the mail or Ice Almost every bankers' conven- distributed among them. Thaso
From the .ad look in the eye of a j 1(,.tl,ril.Abstract.
IO( UI our VI u,,ll,l.,l vilM.ri, ...v
days is too long to celebrate.
man today?
tion, state or district, nowadays vendors of second and third rata
j. j, is given over to discussion of how securities are naturally able to
i oesi to naiwue int. new condition ( oner nigner rates of return than
A feller asked u. today who m( alfairs In the financial world. 'can the more conservative Insii.
1 certain damsel wa. and w .aid,; The question presented by th i unions and are belue able 10
''She'. Helen Carre" and he .aid need for finding the best means place a great de v; their "stuff"
''How' the In a davenport?" j of keeping the vast bulk of small j where 11 r-,. pot the slightest
(savings ut work profitably and at 1 business being sold. Just how
w. ,. ,k. ,h. rk.udn Fn.lihe same time salcly are becom-, large these sale have been. It Is
deavorers in Portland have decided ' '" increasingly pressing and In not possihle to eay, but without
to wage war on lip-eticke rolled .ox i ever-Increasing need of the most a peradventure of a doubt they
..j .. ,,,. vAkU constructive Btudy on the part have been immense. Something
really be as happy as before, because that more elaborate 1 ,en(j missionaries overseas to con.'01' J""1 "l1 Kroups in the finan-imust be done to call a halt upon
home demands more care and anxiety. Two of the best
means for attaining happiness, are first, the doing of kindly
acts by which one makes warm friends, association with
whom is delightful Second, appreciation of the finer
things, like good books and music. Things like that do not
cost a great deal, but they so enlarge the powers of enjoy
ment that happiness grows. .
0
APPLAUDING REVOLUTION .
uatr ha haithana?
j. j. .j. me proniema in quvsuon are It wln not d(J for the more
really of two major aspects, the ! rrinHorvutivu 4,..oAo. n i.ni.i.
The people In Santa Barbara areiOIle p0uive Bna ,he oU,er nega-1 clr(,le8 to remain silent as some
so dern nervous they pronounce illve. The growth in the volume ; ,,ave been -inclined to do on the
S-s.anta Bar-toar-bar-bar-bre-e-! ,f funds trusted to savings banks 1 Kround that to expose the true
"! 'h r broadly similar Instl- j iDwardnoss of the situation would
Vestiddy they wanted ye ed. to'""1"", together with chtnges , nllrt ,ho 8aie of good as well an
take a trip in the tram car up the 1 ,llat llav 'ne in our industi. I , poor Si,PUrti,.. Th(, public is.
aide of a mountain near the Copco "1"1 financial situation, renders It . a sometimes pointed out. not
No. 2 dam and we said, "Not by a;11 ul" imperative that trustees ,lL d to Misrrjminate carefully
dam .ite." aud other resv"n'blo for the in Blltil niatters. and once con-
4. 4. .!. safekeeping of thes-3 moule. find . yinced that a good deal that Is
' ' . . :n-w lu'liil ivetmciit. Tax , worthiea,, or neary , ,g be(nK
Wo gue.. the humorist, are the , exemption laws have greatly cur- Bold WdPiy wod tcnd to wjln.
FiflPPn (hnnsnnH i,po.Ip in n Npuv York niirfioi.rp n. ' "u'" "" ""' ? """Z'ZL ! ,HMl'" tno rate oi e-urn upuu draw from the nulrket entirely.
... . .... 1 up cuw winji 10 wme u"r 1115 koviTDiiient and municipal scour-jnU f fraudulent or generallv
plauded speakers at a mass meeting 111 honor of former Pre- I tide., back and top of a Ford car. (,,, wbtle at the same tlnue due , hazardou. bonds are being sold
mier I,enin of Russia, when they declared that America must i to the th" l;"u.8pokrela: 1 irKe volume the truth will out
, ... ...... . i i . ! . . Lots the boy. who left town i Hun otiBtrui tion nas not Kepi soonPr or iater. in any case.
be ruled by a dictatorship of the proletariat, in order to With only a gaMon 0, ga, returned 1 ,ln lue urowth of savings Wouid lt not be bPtter lo take
Recure the riirhts of the "workint? classes. Ijtst renorts from home with a tankfull. !'" o"pvly of railroad securities 8trong- ,. at thi, me and
is no lunxer larire suuuku lo ui- ,hna n n aa i, i HDBtkin
V T -r i font the basis for so large a part velt furht.r employment of tire
Gawge Neuner, who ha. been I r the holiilnirs of the institutions .,... ,t, ... ' .,
battlin' the toreador, up In the I , ,lu,.B,on as has been true In other are certain to give the whole
.the past. Meantime the utility j nitxiKtlon a "black eye" with the
eompunies, particularly the eke- . p,lhie? Portland Kccord-Ab-
ify.7'" Lr"' -w t4 jv,- ;i- i1
Copco No, 2. Upper photo shows
dam site, quarry, concrete
mixing plant, by-pasa flume
nd tramway for handling
concrete. Intake of portal of
Tunnel No. 1 can be seen
through tramway. Thi view
was taken January, 1925.
The lower photo shows the site
of the power house, concrete
mixing plant, tower for plac
ing concrete, penstock excava
tion and the power house
camp in the left background.
used in the new development jilu' Kreat expense. Throughout the af-
Russia, however, indicate that the workers are still unhappy
under the dictatorship of the proletariat, while under the
oppression of the American capitalists they can have plenty i metrop for a few months, wa. back
to eat and can keep warm through the winter. Jf they arc 1 j,nnd,hballMaa,d,ad, Sul"e me",;
nnni'irol ii th.itr ent, liuvo a fliwot ill u'lii.'lt rv run iilvmiirl ! t
the country. Assuming of course, that they are willing to f a feller brought a parrot egg into
k, , i i ti ce ut . e . . . our sanctum this a. m. and wanted
and put some brains into their effort. Most of tlieni, u, to give nim a wrteup but we
so far as heard from, preferred to suffer from such oppros-: never mention egg. in the coiyum
. . , Fe c i i unices our constituent, bring 'em
sion Uian to remove to Russia and suffer from hunger under ln by the dolen . y
the proletariat's dictating. 4"
0 All of you who returned home
- . ,. ... . r . i i i, late vestiddy eve and found the pan
ine dangers oi extending cieoii too jieeiy .-n- uweit under th. refrlBeraloP runnin' over
will please donate two-bits to a
tund for the promotion of the ci
entific art of drainin' of the ice
leakage durln' the summer season.
I-
o ami t irtKi nrti I A d
O ml"J"" Zcnvn ATr 'aD equal number of cars loaded ternoon the lemonade and lce
PLAN T PEDICA ItD with apparatus and miscellaneous cr,.aln was served to all and every
j equipment. ' : effort was made to make their
(Continued from page 1.) I The story would not be half told guests comfortable.
- without a few words concerning .,,,
on an altar, labelled "Public Serv- the wonderful hospitality of thei H U a stupendous taK M al
ice" and at a given sound the tur- California Oregon Power Com-1 leml to describe a three-mi lion
bines were switched on. Two gen- pany. At noon Hut bugler sounded dollar Job on a thirty-dollar type
erating units, each operuling under the "soupy" call and there was a writer and it Is the writers auvicu
a net head of HO feet and having a mad scramble for the mess-line. , ,nat everyone make it a point to
water wheel of 20,000 horsepower, 1 The visitors were served with a!vlB't this plant and see lor your
are installed in the plant, and ready fine feast and Ice cream, eookies.! t'lve!! na' nlPr, man na!' "T,"!"'
for action at the present time. The ice-cold lemonade and other dellca- Idished ln order that we may all bu
generator Is of 15,000 K. V. A. The cies topped it off in great style. abl to push a button aud have
plant has a total Installed capacity During the day the Iiunsmuir band l,Rnt-
of 40.000 horsepower. It Is estimat- and the Douchis County Concert; The entire output of the plant
ed that 200 carloads of cement, 30 Band provided musical entertain-' has been sold on a long-time base
carloads of reinforcing steel and ment, both organizations having ' to the Pacific Gas and Klectric com
220 carloads of lumber have been ' been transported to the scene at a' psny.
CHAPMAN TO AID !"e Palace :0 tsM Da"iu't Tmv DEBS PLANS NEW
,., s-.s-tT4iTi rr-M-vt-k- a iteporis oi me siaie convention, '
IN CONVENTION AT ' held at Salem. June 13. 14, 15, i
STATE COLLEGE vere t",tr'i from ,he delegate,:
Miss Kthel Webb, Mis Grace Tay
lor, Ir. Lucetta Smith, and Mrs. J. ,
E. Sawyers. Following the reports
and discussion, Junior Brunn gave
SOCIALIST PARTY
ACTIVITIES SOON
(AwM-Ltift I'n-ai la,4 Wirv.l
ST. LOUIS, July-6. Plans for
trie light and power couipauies. 1 8tract
have undergone large growui auti 0
offer a lart;e volume of sound so-1
cutitli's. The problem of deierm- To Bandon
ining tlie extent to which and Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton of
tho conditions under which hold-1 this city, motored to Bandon
OREGON AGRICl'LTl'RAL COI,
I.KtSK. CorvaJlis, July 6. W. F.
Chaimian, Koseburg druKgist. Is a "' "" "'.,,' .V!?' 7 rebuilding the socialist party In
member of the trade entrance com- aa,ca,iv received bv the auence thls ''ofntry to Its pre-war strength
nut tee preparing for the thirty- h" by Eugene V. Debs at
gon sfaTpVarn.' associa" ' rt" .he meanfng of " tate:wlde '''
rod otuto jt iiai niacm ncai asGdii- , here vfstoriiav. include Iho loca
Uon to be held here July 7. S H"osbo?ne ?.' aad construction of pcrman.
Mr. Chapman Is also , corn! ' yHlnZ"e one headquarter at either SU
vice president of the association. tM " H ,v"y l"?lru'u 0 ' l.oul or Chicago
i..i.n f Ail.... ..i i. renins . i.jir and at the c use, each member s gn- ' L , v-u,La'i"-
John . Alien of Corvnills, chair- ,,.. The local reorganization launch-
man of tile oc-Hl com in I tee. Is ev-,1"
liecting at least 2i'0 druggists and
ers of savings fluids should place beach Friday and spent the week It1"'" ivt' bm tor Bnnua bark? Wharton Proa
them In the utility field still re-1 end visiting.
"I'd a dern sight rather be a
widow', second husband than her
first."
t STATE PRESS
: comment :
The Town Band.
aveiaue town hand is indeed
Those who feel a desire to leave a rec-' ,.unll;,. an tor en's sake. Mem.
oils liainitiK Ih.'y do. t Iccilslonallv
one of 1 lit' in reaches heights that
. . . , , , , . ,, i, ,. IllllSe llllll .-.Hum lll II ifl un I l ei
Prof. Martha an Kensselaer, dean . the Home I'.co- , a ..,.,.., , ,. nlnusds
liomics college at Coniell university, told the New York stute ! who blow u hmn nigiit nfter night
- , . , i.ii, i Intel" Hint Minimi r, lline who sue-
...bankers some days ago that consumers need to he itlticutttl . , ,liaKlllK n.niseie eon
;as well as producers. The American people have gone to n'l' ;iious me few and fur between.
the wink dene b its hand hefnie
it Mat utile to nlipear oreditahly
In hot ulnoky tooius
. They ii-iiiillv have to
I 1 1 v lie lr own inin-le anil Ihelr own
1 liistrnnienis. If they are iinttorite
eil. thev nllin h.lie to invest in the
uniliiinis tlitnivh neeir.ionMlly Minie
body K'J'S nioll-el to tile fellows
y 1 1 . 1 ale ll 1 1 tin e et) lltlllg tliat
entiles o I. .1 1 c and lakes lip Im-kmI'IC-ed
peiililei In onttlt the hailfl that
il tn.tv H'' at Hi parade (.ir soiiii1
tlllnc in Willi h tlie lnwtl is Inler-e-te.l
Am a matter of fait. Ilieie woiild
lie tei J). ll. t lelieitl-itiK tax for
iriv eeiiiiniinitv than a tax to main
tain a ninti ii ipil hand. Hand eon
i Ms un Sal'iiia eicllt'it.s In the
sliniltl' ' in It"' limit h'Mlse se'ia'e
wen'. I dl.'lw piuple tot maliv tlltles.'
lanxnllhi; id ii.iu-e the band W'ls
any yiiiiil We huve liwd In towns
white the Saninlay even In it inn
ei rt was a tei;ulat feature ami the
( .nil I In 't-e lawn In can In fill Inlli;
1 , O
upon by tlie president of the New York State Bankers asso
ciation at their recent convention. He thought it was time
to discourage spending for unnecessary articles and luxur
ies. It is the business of the banker to discern that invis
ible line where reasonable confidence in one's future be-
comes extravagance and lack of thrift. He is trained to
make that distinction, and if he advises you to wait until
you have saved more money before you make this or that i
expenditure, it is well to accept his counsel.
: -
Some folks hava a mania for writing their names in ;
places of public resort. They should note that steps are
being taken at Gettysburg national park, against those who i
deface the tablets at that historic spot, by writing their
names on them. Many sacred spots, shrines of history or
natural beauty, have lieen marred by the people who insist j
on writing their autographs in such spots. It seems to des-,
troy the sacredness of such a place to see a lot of names
scrawled over them
ord of their presence in the world should accomplish it by ""'s of town hand never expect
. . - . . . . . ... . I to prtitil fliiiini tally by the strentt-
cioing some useitti iiitiig mat pcopic w in j I'tiiiiiioi i .
o
great expense to provide technical training, ami lo perfect
- manufacturing: nroccsses. so that tlie work of production
shall be efficient. Meanwhile most of our people have had :l' ,,,'),
no special training in the art of .spending, and they waste
far loo much. Prosperity can be produced by efficient
spending us well as b) efficient production.
Considering the number of automobiles anil great vari
ety of drivers on the main highways for Hie week end just
closed, the number of accidents were not as large as antici
pated. This is evidence that some of the reckless opera
tors are beginning to realize the .seriousness of "taking a
chance" on the busy thoroughfares.
o
Simla Barbara will lie rebuilt with beautiful struct tires
of Spanish d 'sign. We'll bet they will be so constructed that
it will lake more than an out-of-tlie-otdinary tti.ke to Knock
'cm dow n.
o
A' few Fourth of July stragglers are still arm ing home
from their faonte rendezvous for the two-days' celchrat i-n. '
Well, it's all over- -and it was a grand and glorious
Fourth.
tilde tur till' r. lH elt il
Tie t.,w a Hi Its band all
ne r file ,e 'l ite nid m
k-iovMi Ii. tier than the t. T.n. pter
in niUetlts. d ter helpers w ho
.utl'il : . m Ji nil the nonet. News
paper nea ailietns.d far printers
w Imi louhl m i lio and play the
I latin. I t:eivtMi.tv In town tot
A two-days vacation helps to take the kink out ofile.j buuic nirnu J la the bandar, L
Vf Or
For
Any
Those Two Trouser
We Are Featuring Come Handy
No need to worry about an
extra suit when you have one
of these suits with two trou
rrs. We have a splendid elec
tion for ynu to choose from.
Style and weave up to the
minute.
$37.50
Harth's Toggery
, . FLORS1IEIM SHOES AND
STETSON HATS
I meet
I Judication of the new pharmacy
jbuildinK which was officially open-
ea early (ins year will be one of the
chief fealun-8 of the Catherine,
atddn from the regular business
seesionH. The ceremony will be
hdd on the steps, of the bulidiiiK
ed yeaterday makes St. louls tho
W, pay cash for dry cascara .'i.h.,. ' , ,.
ed the country under their pro
gram of re-constructlon. The St.
ROSEBURG MAN AT Louis district Includes Missouri,
rnnccTDV RArrTiMr wrH,(krn Illinois and eastern Iowa.
rUKUlKl MtJL 1 1INU -in ten years we will get bark
to our pre-war strength of 120.000
t ..iri4ti l'rew ist win.) ;and grow rapidly thereafter until
lnllTI.Ali .Inlv ft Forestry the socialist nartv is strong enom:h
weunesitay morning, w tu n alumni nien in charge of road aud trail to realize it Ideals. ' Debs said,
of the school of pharmacy, led by building in national forests of the, "My the- national election of
Frank S. Ward of 1'ortland, will be j'ortland district, gathered In tho 192S, the socialist party will be a
in charge. Wind River valley above Steven- political factor to be reckoned
An extensive drug show featuring .on. Wash., this morning for a with. For the first time since the
drugs derived from Oreg.M pro- week' demonstration of road and war we have a municipal socialist
duct has been prepared lor the trail machinery and to inspect ticket in the field at Terre Haute,
visitors and will be seen in the new construction. Ind., and we are preparing to put
building where all the regular ses- jew machinery and tools are to complete socialistic tickets Into
sion will be held. Women of the be trud out. Tlie gathering con- municipal elections everywhere."
convention through the women's rem secondary roads built by I o
auxiliary of the association have forestry men themselves, not high-1 Iloswell .Mineral water baths for
prepared a program of their own wavs which are under tho bureau 'lhat kidney trouble.
containing much of interest in the of public roads. , I
way of art, music, and home eco- Assistant Forester C. M. Grang- JAPANESE HAVE
ninnies, supplied largely by the er aud Supervisors V. V. Harphani, I AIR BOMB TEST
college stalf. Ochoco forest, and K. 1'. Cecil, j
I Speakers at this year's conven- Columbia forest, wero scheduled TOKYO,, July 6. (A. I'.) A
tion will Include F. K. Peterson of to attend. three-day air-bombing exercise re
1'ortland. president of (lie naliona The trailmen and their forests cently was held over Tsujido, a
association of retail druggists; include R. 1'. Pierpout, Malheur; suburb of Kangawa. Two planes
Governor Walter M. Pierce, s. na- J. M. Mann, I'mulilla; I. E. Jones, were employed, each carrying li
ter Charles Hall of Maishlield. and Whitman; George A. Uonebrake, bombs weighing 300 to 4o0 pounds,
other. Registration will begin l'mpiua: M. M. 1-wis, Siskiyou; I The object of the exericio was In
.Monday night at the headouarters W. L. Joues. Crater. ;study various relations between
at the Hotel Denton. ! - o 1 the reaching point of bombs
lloswi II Hotel for good eats. 'thrown from airplanes, and the
speed as well ns direction of the
winds, also to improve bomb
throwing devices aboard flying
I
Hand broccoli planters ut Whar
ton itros.
BOWMAN CORNELL WEDDING
WORLD'S RECORDS
A quiet wadding occurred Friday machines.
nUlit ut X o'clock at the jiarnon-j o --
RROKTN 1M MFPT rtk'' or 111,1 M- r" m"m' uin, Finland prepares TO sell
VtWJfLA il W1(. j, vv, ilowman, a rancher and LUMBER IN UNITED STATES
loi'cini; operator at Myrtle Creek, I WASHINGTON. July 6. Fin
and Miss Susan Cornell, were unit- land, now the most heavily for
ed in niiiniai;e, 'IH1 oftict- ested of European countries, ha
atliue- Tin cen-niony was perform- aroused much attention from Ai
(AiWTiatr.1 I'rcm 1!.m. Wire.)
SAN KKANCISCO. July.,;. -
Two world's records were brnkrn
and two wrre t u d In th t rm k
and field evnts of Iho Niiiional
A. A. 1. meet whi
ed iu the prf.-eiu. of the bride't erican lumber nianufaeturerers hv
moUier and several of the cloce ereatin? an organization in its
to a' close Ti!.rel1'eer,'r.vr"'Thel """' of " ounit cou""'' Imm- 1'bt'r rale for marketing in 'he
ew York thletlVc oh . n-erl d l'ately following they left on an au- Cnlted States. The National I.um
,nrK Attitetli ( mo emerged . ,. , vrinlw jtv ,H. f i,. i.Jn.,f,. i..i..
to tour lo various beauty spots of her Manufacturers' Association.
Oregon. Mr. Itowman conducts a one of the American groups most
large ranch near Myrtle Creek and concerned, has received advie, s
national senior nrcaniatinn title. " V" "'"Z.7. "I "T"T i . T" aw mui owni..
iuh took Mime nine. .n- uM ,iie ,Ui m cnarge or tneir enier-
vlctortons tor two days. Yester
day it inait-e a clean sweep In tht
relays mid on Saturday won th
The Hollywood Athletic
the Junior championships
wen held I- riilay.
The high score in the senior
ehamplonshrips were:
New York A. C. .-.II: Illinois
A C. SI and th. Olympic ( lull.
San Francisco. 20.
The four rrack sprinters of th
hlch "Hl'hing school at Olendale for the prise John Saarl, formerly a lu.:e
pa.si uuev tui-r manuiaciurer in I'ortianit, iir".
ci 'and are attempting t. establish .i
NEW FRENCH CHIEF IS . permanent foothold in this coat
NAMED FOR MOROCCO try.
American lumber trades bar
M-..ui.si rt U-,st war-) (been somewhat Jolted by the In
PAKIS July 6 The French formation. In view of th facf th it
New York dub established a n- w cabinet today selei tul a new com- In the past Amerlcjn lumb. r x-
world'n re.-ord In the no varl manner in ctini oi rreucn iorces ports have gone to neirly all ccn
relay making trr ilistan -e In 4 1 Monico to suned Marshal tlnents of the world. The only o;v
2-S seconds. The old record was l.yautey, hut lite name will be nortunlty the Finnish produce'
42 4-10 seronils which also was withheld until late tonight so Mar- have to market In thi I'rlted
set liy a New Y"rk team in l:i. shal l-jauiey can bo infoimi'd first states, lt was said, enmn from
V. M. Taylor. Illinois. A. C, set; " the very complete utilization which
a new world s record tor the 440 . MARRIED TODAY they can make of their timber, an I
ard hurdles, when he won the L. K. SimiiuiU. of Ashland, and the willingness of their own coi
event in 4:. seconds. Tlwold Mary St. nu. tt. of Jtosebilrg. Were sumPr, ( use short lengths aiH
mark wss 15 seconds. quietly married Friday evening at bits of wood. The American ie
. S P m . at the olflre of lhtlce of tK.r, pint out that this natiaoal
CLUBWOMEN ENJOY Dis. ih- Peace ('. orge Jones. Only the custom results In complete n e."
COURSE BY W. L. H. OSBORNE necessary witnesses wire present. evrv tree cut. and lower op'rH-
Mr. stnnett ha h.en employed as nl iharge. against resulting lum
The Itusines. ami rtofessional a plumber at shland. but ex- her Uiat may allow It to compete
Woman s Club held Its regular pect to locale (i Koaeburg la .e in th I'nlted State aiainit hooir
monthly luncheon Friday noon. In future. produced Umber.
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