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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. JULY 7. 1925. SEVEN AFTER THE FOURTH IS OVER And you get back to the old grind again you maybe feel that you are not quite satisfied. Working hard and not getting ahead very fast Watch Your Buying! Buy where more business makes lower prices. Guaranteed Flour S8.60, $9.20, $9.80 for 4 sacks Binder Twine -Baling Wire New 3-Inch Wagon, $125.00 Sec U First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURQ OAKLANO EiiL m of the-Amerlcan Fur Company he was a meiube r. 1 he short distance above the mouth of the Yellowstone river on the north bank of the Missouri river. The boundary line between Montana and North Dakota runs thrnneh thtt 40 acre tract which lS .sought tor the projeiV j " " . , . i The original fort was destroyed VANCOUVER. B. C, July 7- bv flre in lsa, bul was rebuilt Ira- ' (A. P.) A unique memorial to the meitatV Bnd extended. In IStiS late American President. Warren ,. .... :,n.i j..n t the G. Harding, will be unveiled at onlnlI,ndn. officer at Kurt But-' ! drivers complain about the mile axe they net from their fuel heti iyou consider the niauner ln which they keep a record. A common method Is to stick an old ruler In to the tank and note the Inches. Sometimes the ruler goes In at a different slant from what it did other times. This, of course. twould make a variation of from one to two inches. Again, they do ... h.. .I.... t.. ...u that lhe .-;ir Is unniu-ia or ruruunu. wera sueee..- Uv(,, anU ,his of j, lml0r BOARD DF CONTROL Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. "wNJtr rM IVaaat! Wir,, .SAl.KM. Ore. July 7.-Setiercren Vancouver, September 17. to com ' memorate bis visit to Canadian laoil in July, 1923. The unveiling will take place after the International convention of Kiwanis clubs under whose aua j pices the memorial Is being erect I ed. The movement for the niem orial was Inaugurated by the Kl iwanis club of Vancouver, and the ford, five miles south. Boswell Mineral water baths forj mat money irouuie. ml h .'lit va yesterday for the con- struiMion of a wing for the eastern on-j:o.i liu.i iUil lor the insane at IV.id'etnii, the bill nf that l".tm'b FOR SALE i i FOR RENT tant it anything like accuracy Is I expected. "There is only one simple, yet . FOR RENT 5-room, modern FOR BALE Team, 6H Short gHiw. Vh0i,r a7,.v. sireei, or win traue tor roru car. I I bun- ruii ii.iur. cnr.:ir K''iiiirr rmi j die and pack horses, l'houo 4iru. XKW CKAVITV I'KX- 1)1 M M IXVKXTKU. STOLEN FROM ST. TOKIO. July 7. -4dt. U. Nag .ubscrlption list was opened to th. VoImperial Vnhersiiy. Is cre- o. . n-S . . , ,k dited with inventing a new pon- fatates. The result was that the du,nl ,or ,19e , determining .objective, J35.O00 was soon over- j grnvlty Tlw pendulum la said to subscribed and the clubs in the . bR con9trUeted soleiy of tiiUKsten, United States Insisted that they m0unted in a special way, and to I be permitted to bear the entire ex- he practically free from outside jpense. The amount subscribed by j influences. Its Inver.tor claims I the Canadian clubs then was re-. the 'pendulum can withstand heat turnea 10 mem. land magnetic impulse roniDiiieu. The memorial will mark an event in history which offers no parallel that of a United States president making an address on Canadian soil during his term of ll)K 17.is5. A. A. Slew, rt of efficient, metnod lor neaping i rites. Salem tet the contract for con- of gasoline mileage consistently. atrnrlinn nf new hull.tine at the And in using it or any otner litem- Male l: Ml'uthiri for feeble minded oil, tlio driver snouiu remmiiuer rvtt rresn jersey cow. li. with a Lid of f:t2.!Hl. that short trips with many Blurts, w . Croucher, Olalia; P. O. ad- ox and company nf Portland and stops, hill cllinnine. nam go-i mess urocKway. got tit con'ruct (or pliimtilne at ing on poor roads, and similar co-i- sam-3 Four registered year- the IVii.lleton Institution at 7sni) ditlous require nioro gas than long. ; i(llc Hampshire raius. K. M and J. F. Shea of Portland the easv, strnlght-away driving. Al-. Mutliis I'lione 3F4. r-.eatiuc at X4:17. 1,. c. Iniuan or lowance should be made, consu Silvermn will hisinll the heutiug al nucnllY. In making comparisons. the iieiilemindeil tnMttiitloii at, ya check gasoline mileage, fill .Mi.t and t tie piumDieg at siiU" i:. Vour tank rl'.ht up to the Up am FOll ltKNT CHKAP 7-roont HaSTs Catarrh tCr9 SsT is a Combined TLV rlsfcrn fcm. 1BI TTi -T- both local and internal, and hb. "'5.e- President Harding stopped successful liv the treatment of Catsrrh ' Vancouver for a few hours on torovrfortyyears.SoWbrsUdruiists. w "Huln I,er ' , , ka In 1923. In his address he r. J.tMtNEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio 'mde an eloquent pica for continu ed friendship between the Kngllsn Cook with gas. Til 1UISH HOIliK HliKKDKKS HOP :i-ti. DI'DliN, July 7. Irish horss breeders are elated over a pos sible boom In Irish blood stock as a result of the recent rerly. Manna, the winner, and Zionist, particularly iwho ran second, were Irish bred (AjsotUtrd rrm Lrued W.) ROME, July ".The police today returned to the Vatican the prec- 1...... nhlr.l. .Inlun IVMav nlh, when thieves entered the treasury the recovery of the prec ous pieces, of St. Peter's. The stolen articles 8;n' Mu"8";nor I"nl. reasurer were recovered after the arrest of 5f St. Hter'. to police headquarters Mariano Stella, former shoemaker. t0 convey the thanks of the Pope, and sftid to be responsible for the " " formation of the plot. The actual ' "ay fever, asthma, catarrh. Ite robbery was committeed, the po- Hef guaranteed within 24 hours or lice said, by two painters who had money refunded. Lloyd Crocker. worked In St. Peter's. By previous arrangement, the shop Ctwwlf f,n;da aud the United At th-3 Uoncaster yearling sales, had been surrounded by police and "ataa 149 of the voiimrnters sol-! The memorial will stand within at a signal from Ma rot (a they en tered and arrested Stella and Jeweler. Luigl Grazianl, Stella's ' confederate. The Vatican, when informed of 149 of the younirntt rs were from Irih stird farms. The The two painter are . Amerigo Leardl and Kubicondo Primavera. These men had been working in St. Peter's and are under arrest. Stella is supposed to have other accom plices among the workmen in the church. It is said that Stella was seen about three weeks auo prowling around St. Peter's. Before (he rob bery Prid ay night he had been shadowed by detectives. After the ' , ' rhhUPV Unli.- rnminl.JnnoK U.r, pneUmOttia otta, posing as a jeweler, opened negotiations with Stella for the pur chase of gems. Stella, according to the police, carried Marotta to a shop where he exhibited all of the treasures taken trotu St. Peter's. Fl'M'IlAI OK NOTKU 1VAKK ATTKNIKI ItV TIIOlSAMW A few feet of the spot in Stanley ' average price Park where President Harding ae-, o."vv- . llYCIfU 1IIS duuitbd. hid ucDiftu u the memorial was submitted by Charles Marega an Italian sculptor now residing in Vancouver, and was one of NO submitted to Kiwan is headquarters in Chicago. An in vltation will be extended to Presi dent Coolidge to officiate at the unveiling. America, and Canada arerepres ented In the statue by female fig ures facing each other and holding the shields of their respective countries and the olive branch sym bol of peace. Under the olive branch there will be a baa relief under paid was nearly (Associated Vrrm Lm4 Win.) MANILA. June 7. DIM DIM, the Moro Dwarf of .lolo. who was 'tablet of the late President known throughout the rmiipptnes as well as in Borneo and many other Islands In the South Sea, died recently in Zamboanua. He was visiting a friend there when he contracted a cold and died of PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. ri. PL Y LE H Chlr u practM physician, 126 W. Lane SL The Urupqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. DIM Diki, despite his 40 years, was only 37 inches in height and 1 weighed only 25 pounds. He is survived by his widow, Bunjung Katima who is 35 .wars old, 35 inches In height and weighs 20 pounds. 'The wedding of this dim inutive pair two years ago was I I one of the most noted events of jits kind. Dikt Dikfs funeral, con ducted according to Mohammedan I rites, was attended by thousands , of people. j For a number of years DIM ' Diki exhibited himself at carnivals in the Philippines and adjoining I islands. A quality product for a delicate skin. Refreshing and invigorating. Bath snlt8-"Fpecialty priced, i3c. Lloyd Crocker. MACMILLAN KNOWS ESKIMO METHODS OF GETTING. FOOD neath which will be the single word Harding. At each end of the statue will be a pan1 1 engraved with passages from Mr. Hani inn's "speech. In front of the statue there will be a pool, the water for which will Issue t . . . . . fc ' , . . i four vears because the far north- VV?.., Cr IJ?Ue' flern elements hehl him tight. Then CHICAGO. July 7. (A. P.) One of the necessary' arts in being an Arctic explorer is an abiliiy use native ueans, parlit-ularly of the kind employed hy the iiiluibi tauts of that region In ohtniiiliig food. Conttuander Donald B. Mac MiUan. now on UU ninth (rip to that land. excU in the art and 1 equipiKtl to "Arctic" provision his party of 36 person if domes tic foodstuffs are exhnusied. On a former exptdition which was outfitted for one ear, .Mac- Mi I la n was oh I 1k d to be away Studenufcer costs less per pound than butter. which will surmount the entire work. At the ends of the platform there will be a semi-circle of seats to pro vide accommodations for visitors, and at the entrance of the platform will be the forms of two eagles, .symbolic of the United States. Around the memorial will be a wall w hich will be overgrown with flow ers and shrubbery to give cola do the granite work. borne. POK SALK Underwood Typewrit er. Cheap. Herbert Wheeler, 'iVi N. Jackson. house. Phone S4F13, f 'i K Ji ION T Furnlsht d Adults. Phone 212-J. POIt KENT New. furnished 6 . room bungalow, with garage, 35. Phone 693. i-OH Rifi'iT iiouseKeepmg rooms, , reasonable. Inquire at Uueeda Luuch. F(Jlt KKNT Furnished apartment close in. - Inquire al 3l!if L'ast mu. nuu.H ciwcK your puoeiumuMer rt-aumg. . u.u,. iouKlaa St., or phone 140-U by the Hatch Klectric compiiny of vnn- drive t?pfiii vour tank plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey.' . - ; ... . Salem ou a hid of $720 and tile J nllK rheek lhegallon-i Koseburg, Phone UF4. .ruil KWl-l0 froom steam "l : " li into mo eiapseu uinenKc. n,- cm, fiuu. r.mmuii iian, i.(.irann st " will o. v. , i.i. ,..w.,.wi An iron w neei uirm iruea was eulivened bv a clash httweeu "ke hay hauling easier. We have, by strum. F. M. Governor Pierce on the one side t nds in slock. hartou liios.j h4. and :'ei-n lury of State Kozer and Vl'ilhtlr- Mro i. , Li,, n r-; i-r ' KOR RENT Nicely furnished lull SALL-Broccoll plants. AMi-i bouse, with niano. eleetrlc rttnt.e. Lunis. Phone water heater, and garage. Phone S55-K. 1025 N. Jackson. Trt:t.-urer Kay on the other. The go t'inor initistf il that contracts should be u wauled enucerus that i op-iate under the state workmen's! con. p--n.atum act, while Kay and j Ku?T in!:.td ihat the law dtM-s ' not ittume this. Kay accu-ied the .'ttvriuir of tlt'iiiR more than anv out' .fl.-e to kill th compensation ctiia mission lor th reason th.it he succtvtfully opposed the h-gishi-tuie's plan to appropriate money fur U'.e co:um:siuu for the present uknniuia. CARD OF THANKS We wl-h to xtend our cow. lioyer Bros. Phono UK 14. I 1 fil I I lt MAI K , FOR SALE Sturdy bioccoll plants, t $4 per thousand, Johnson strain. Janus E. Perry, Box 13t, Riddle, 1 Ore. I IlK'Xroi.I PLANTS From But mr s set d for sale; $3.00 per 1 Km. Frank S trader, Dixouville, riHCAOO. July T. An ImleU- t.v'.' AVOKK ""MARE 'Age" ti hi.. r .,ii,u, ioi2.-Hi, r oii:ht lJim. tor sale or will PW,t :Hh a confidence in hims'if tthidil NBTTKU OKM fOTATOES-Sult. ! fon" REXf-lr.crtt-on hlKhwy; able for seed. 2 50 per cwt. j cojM) ,n anil npar ,torH Dunham a at Marahfield. Ore. noU8e anU pltiuty 0( frulu uf fOU SALE I'uck horses niij-sud i kinds. City water, O. D. Holblg, uie uoi-ses. aiso kuou ii-su uiua 407 west Cass Ht. Foil RKXT OR SALE 5-roonT. practically new bungalow, with KaraKe; 00 hiKhway Just north of Riverside store. G. U. Uelbig, 4U7 West Cass stre-U WANTED trudt lnr Koats. liiocUuay. Bee stullou, V. A. Zachary, .. . . . .... . niid iim t-i.nciiiin in nil iii.'iiiik-i'h in r....i.,'ii., l-i.wi ...i , his party, are characteristics which FOlt SALE Ford delivery, 1920, irlv..n 10 n .inrinir the funoml of e broupht Donald It. MitcMllhtui atarter. (food rubber. S160. 1,,.. K,..n.,.r ,..,,1 ,.it f.i-. tliroiiBh muny a "jinn". Ice hiuI oth- it at lurnera aervlco the beautiful floral off rliiBS. ;erwie, and which flKured stronKly - Wilbur, Ore. , Mr and Mrs J W. Jones and ' obtainiiiK for him two modern for SALE Hood liny In shock, family. assets to his present Arctic expedi- Webb place, southwest Soldiers Mm Warn Fisher and familv. i lion airplanes and radio. Homo on LookiiiK Ulass road. H. (( ' J Tlirse qualities, suiipleinented Hojie. llosw.'ll Mineral water balhs fori""" Kiiowieote and experience 01 F(,lt nil forms of rheumatics. : r' ",u lu """" ,m -V"'"-u. Louis C. Davis Painting and Paper Hangins Phona 565-R 427 ta.t Douglas St SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE It was he fed his men ou native rations and brought them all hack in better physical condition than when thev departed. The seal Is the principal source of meat and the oil of the whali the source of heat. The harpoon is the Eskimo's means of rapt tin1 Other crude devices are used, but the harpoon ranks first. Ptrvarinn are hi many instances 'uaelsH. MacMillan and his men heeaine adtpt and decided that the foods of the Arctic were better for his put io;es than the foods of the xivilized world. In snagging a seal, the Kskimo alio uses his cunning. During the sol.d ice etason the s al appears only at a water hole. The Kskimo lfMlP4 thi'f unlt r hrili'H anil rnv- HEIENA, Mont., July 7. (A. prs th,.ni all but one. Bv the side P.) Fort Union, recorded by the ct ,Ht ono ln,t Khkitno, lun noon in Montana State Historical Society hand, keeps vttil. many I lines as as the first fort to be established long as 4S hours, silling on his abouve the mouth of the Yellow-, haunches and swaying back and Boswell Hotel for good eats. MOVEMENT STARTED TO RESTORE FAMOUS FORT IN NORTHWEST for 17 yi-arrt. first impressed Mae-i NOTED BRITISH Mil Win's chief of radio. Kugene F. j AUCTIONEER DE AO Mclhinald. Jr., who also on this j (trip is second In command and in AIWLESTONK. Hw., Juh T. ' clfurge of the Peary, one of the two (.A l t Heiity t.trns. one of ships. When Mclhinald had been Britain's oldest ffraeiivlng aiu-:"fold." he went wilh MacMlllan iiO!M-.r.s and a curio king, died re- through official Washington in' ctviiiv at the lire of Mt. quest of air service cooperation, re- . Anionn tlio many rurhm which sailing In Secretary Wilbur assign came u.ider his hammer were ing threo planes and personnel ami j lYesiih nt Kruger's hat and the approving the exptdition for Us ' whUlmat of King f'harlcs II. ."sound, safe tdunning." Steviiis flurfiiR lils lite thne had' MHcMillan is a professor of an-, sdld every conu' lvahle thing, in- ihropology at. Bowdoin College his cTmihig ihe late l.onl Itcihy'F great nlma mater on leave of absence, mi- m.rie of morn than l.U0 ani-; it was at Bowdoin. where he fig-m-sls ami hlids: the d.-ath mask of t ured 17 cents a day was sufficient Nit poh on; a piece of (,iKen. Vic- i to live on while he edurHted him tuna's weiling cake; the spear that!S4i(( thn he first came in contact KtHd; General, t;'rffh, and ripe of!Wih AiDirii'l Vn4k!L.tfJlm ho'Ja Ij! Tdrpiti'M plsltds, and' 21 cmt;n Krv:U siudent and admirer. Mae- u. i:iu ituuwii m o f-ti-T m US'- Gillian was rue rrniy fi-'ii- AI.K At reduced price, i cemi-lete I. C. S. course In ehctrlo' w iriiiK, iurhiding moiors and gen erators. Phone 3'5-Y. I W(K H)' P( Ht S ,K f 'thTs7pli"l I uak stove wood. 1.75 per tier on ground or per tier delivered. V. A. tioff, Phone F3. POH SALi: Cabinet "phonograph. . with records and albums. Kxeel lent condition,- very reasonable. Make me an offer. Phono 4ti-J. lAKIANllKKKIKS Coed as ever. 4 Come to. ranch 5 miles out onj M-liose road, any day in the week or phone your order, 6K3. ' KOIl HALE 1-4 II. P. . E. mo l or, ; $15: waU r-nower washlme ma-1 WANTEt Experienced waitress at the Douglas Grill. WANTED Old rags at t he" New ' Hi ;iew office. VANTEDPIatrorhrcaleobout 600 lb. capacity; In good condi tion. 11. Ewena, Wilbur. , WANTED To buy or hlre"apower hay cutter. Address K. A. Kruse, Hoseburg, Ore. WANTED TO BUY Second-hand broccoli planter for ua with . horse. Box HSS. Rosehurg. WANTED Kxpericnceu woman wants housework, by the month. Address "Housework." care of News-Hevlew. WANTED HouBPkeeperatonce, work not hard, but good home. Write full particulars. Box 34, Handon, Oregon. Middle aged gentleman. , WA NTE BOobd ri'sldehce " lot. level, not far out. Wilt exchange 5-passenger touring car valutd Itint) of good appearance. In ex cellent condition, and some cash. Phone 611. 1 MISCELLANEOUS i chine, w 1th wringer, $0: lawn I mower, garden tools ami KxlUs' 1 t (t. rug. 4S East itouglasiii. t . T " r, T , i-;ciirtnnEM carkd FOR by the Shuro Shot for poison oak. lios--ell Mineral baths. jlfon in 1!niS which discovi-nd lh l North Pole, solely becausu of their liiii men out in belter condition than when they started. llowdnlu college leudereil Mac- rollege association. MacMlllan'a 1 ",l"t " " wn- iwiur yi lfirr Mhln nn his nwn airount was ' M?,,'m'" ln iyis- llv heathd the , anu 11 r'ti-i .iil u-1 1 h f 11 ml ml Mtfl ,.m... rhnnii nn.l nnnn-.l I'"""! lnd expedition in IX i'X- hour. Phone 61)1 R. HO.MK LAl-NDHY KiimilnK anain at !)2!) Wiiicliester St. I'hono Kruph records exchanKed, ilso. CAR OWNBH Lion'i lorKet- osll b3 when In need of auts parts. Baiff's Auto Wrkmi' ipeilillun duritiK and I'JU. !ui stone river and ono of the best Keep the Rent Take thlncs tinder your wlnft own the home you live ln and defy the landlord. Let us help you. Contracting, Building, Concrete Work, and Furnish Estimates and Plans. J. E. RUNYAN 487 Phons 202-J South Jackson Rosebtirg. St Can Be Carried ComfortaHy Over ; known in the northwest, is to be i The Critical Period by Lydia E. Pinkhaai'i Vegetable Compound Note Mrs. Headdcn' Caie Macon, Georgia. " During tho ! fonh as the only of k ping wrni. nrtilicial means Wonderful rellff for people. Hot Mineral baths. nervous Ilosnell k! e b r. . R ri SSSi Hi DRUGSTORE restored to portray to visitors its part In the historic records of the west. If plans of citizens of Mon tana, North Uakota and the Great ; springs. Northern railroad materiame. President Kaluh Build of the Chanije of Life 1 suffered with my railway, Secretary liavld llilner of wni.ie ncni siue i ln8 Montana Historical Society snd could not lieln.i in.nuuinH .ii.n. viult. i on my left side. I (ne 9pot late ln Mlly an(1 iocated I " ""7" the old blockhouse bastions anu SiSji lZ?umZ Von'Ph"- inn-K-atlons which Mr. HilRerjS. ! mo ! believes will, with the aid or Bomo would lift me Af-Iv0,', detailed descriptions and pic-terdoctorinrWith-! '"' lhe ocleiy' library per out relief i.nan nill an exact reproduction of the u wrotmominir old fort. The owner of nine acres withustol.lmyson of land which includes Ihe site of N T-mnnrirv OoMpf .Rut CURE thatLydiaE.Pmk-'.the fort has offered to donate this , "01 lempnrary KCiei BUI UUtlt s VcueUWo property If the purpose can be ac- j ttt re , Refnl nt rUn Compound cured his mother at the compllshcd. The United States,, aitm, ,l 1 1 1 1. :. CharVoof Life.sol lH-7antakmEyour Government will be asked to co-1 ailrncnta srio uld nc 1 1. e Pcn medicine. A fter takir.jr it f.,r two -operate. It Is estimated that the rocntedwi.h. Th'y .hm.lJ .od can b pciiiiautT.i.Jr iy hi y nwim cal method. Send todiy for my FRFE BOOK con taining Krorci of voluntary truimt.ini.il from patient, tome t whom had utf errd 20 years and h.id tried every IcinJ of drug nd trentment. Rend it and you wjll better undrr?tand wiiy can give a Wrttlen Cuur- onteetoCL'KK your l ilcs or refund your tec. DLAR M.O.. i.ir PORYlANO OITlCli: SI4.TTIE UFMIC&: Or nhon Bu. 'lmg cV;-Rt2 .HHr STrlAN fLMA I rj t O' AND t'lNE "Now that we are into the sra n of wanner wealher, nileiii;e' wiH he the sl"Bn of the averai!" ; motorist," suiil C. li. l'les, local i"iienenil" liistrlliillor, yesterdity, "unit Just about one in every ten iwill have even a reunite idra of Show to flume what inll'-UKe he is 'pelting from his fuel. "So far us our cnsoline Is con rf'rneil, we don't have ninny com plaints oil the score of niiliai;i'. Almost any wood iMifolnie is cap able of i.jee.letlt lllili'imc if it Is pli'i-n a chance. What kicks do come to us invariably life tin' re miU of tiiipiopcr recordkeeping or wastl'ful driving hahlls. "Tor Instance, many drivers do I the I Wlfn l'earv discovered the pc.-,l i'"-"i r.M.. miiun, uie uiom ' MacMlllan was left behind on th. i 'lbai. ly planned of them M, final dash because his f.nt wert '"' r',,ul" "' civilisation som,- 'fi.wn and the warmth from Peary's 1 ,h,'v ,lruu""1 October 1. lr these! naked ch. st had failed to aid 1 Pl'is are li.lt upset, ll was n.ad.i ; UhuwiiiB th. ni. MacMlllan had lie-' I s.sible financially by tlio aid of I iKl.et. d to line his blots Willi rrass. I lh" National (iencrapllln Society tin two nlrhts. I'eary op.n.d his,":; the l - S. Navy, under which garments and slept with Mac.Mil- "l" exploration Is belin; made. I lan's f. . t on lils chest. Hut It was Ma Mlllan s only source of Income j of no avail. Peary then look Willi ' h'" Pictures and lectures, hi,,, a necro. Malt H. iison. who h"'h heretofore has always been , was a man d, scribed as of physli al 'einiested lu another polar trip. perfection and of an exci plloiial j o ability In relations wilh the Kskl-j Spend your vacation at Iloswell I nios. I'eary to tills nay is llle only -i ne-i ai neiiiiKs. whit" limn to have visited Ihe pole.! 1 0 MacMlllan became a II. ulenant Ay GAS0.NE SALES commander In the I'. S. naval re-, TOTALS MAMMOTH SUM Serve on lasl K.liruary 7, sliniily oil. i- bcc.iinini; I.l years or alfe. II.' was bom Hie son of a sen cap tain, In I'rovlnc. tov. n. Mass. Hi' later hcatue an orphan and was r.-ar.-d by a strane family. He was cin.luat.'d from llowdolit In HeusH. NOTICE TO LODGKS and other so cieties Rainbow Hardens Is lot lease to IoiIko dances any nltlil except Wednesday or Saturday Call 112. LOST AND FOUND LOST Four months old Fox Teiv rler up. Kindt r please call 316J. L)ST--PurrconralnlnK "btllsand other valuables. Finder pleasu leave at News Uevlew , office Liberal reward. FOUND Automoblletir41x3H with rim. Owner cnll at this of flee and pay advertising FOUND - (iollT eks I couM cct cut of my bed hy c.t will he 125.1)00. mywlf. 1 am nowM years eldan-i in ; a mass meeilnu. which w ill be 1 better health and stroncnr than ever" ,,,.,., h ,h ., n Won-1 in my life. I havo reoimmenue i tho Vegetable Compound to mmys'iiTcr inj? women, young and ol I, and you may use my "namo anywhere as long as you plcar. I will be g'.ad to an swer any letters sent to m" Mrs. F. R. Hkaddcn, a Hull Avenue, 1. . inf .,r..o,i,lee.nvsof acres of land In Montana Lydia E. I'inkhsm's Ve-iUlle Com-, North Dakota which are needed pound, ovr 2un,i'0 replies woro re-, for the fulfillment of tho plan, seived and'.ISoutof every l')rrortei I, The fort, which was actually a hey had lion benefited ly its usj. ortlfled tradlnit no"'. 'H estab For sale l y dru?Kists everywhere. llshed In 12!, by Kenneth McKen- tana and North Dakota and by pioneers of both states has been arranged for July 18 at the site of the fort. It is expected at this meeting to perfect plans for the reconstruction and maintenance of the fort and to srqulre tho 40 and not seem to realize 1 hat to he inn is:t t,,. ,, Kriv at hrtehihir ut 'uilh thn fit rhure tor hIuhiM h- :il ju-i. Much of hii rtveime came .ju4te caiffully hy utie who km.HH jnmi eiiipho nietn In nuiiiim-r ho-1 how to do it proper.'. With lhe .John; every nort of Job. ! approach nf warmer weath. r the ft,.r 1 1. nietnm iihlu tt ip w lih :ilJiiHtnienL h(iul(l be eheekeil up p, Hry iti 1!mih:i, Mat Millan nueie ( losely. "Amtln. hutKliecU of drive; im 1 li e choke unite uino'i'es litniy. t.ood Tohitlh! K-iM.'ne in we.uh'r .-:ich as we are likely to haw 'ro.n now on MmuM not refiuire ehokin ;tt all nnh-Hs it minht he Ju.t a ni ne early in the morning or la;- .'it I, ifchl lifter the ear ha nfonl for revrral hoiirH. Iiri.in iih t o l:e a inikturo not m.Iy uses up r.id ntiliece-sarily hut In anjthlliK hut beneficial' to tho engine. "It isn't much wonder that Hine met trip to north rn I.atHiia 'lor Iti t ? I ' . to v.hhli he Hfitn r nii t-ed ! it n-1 11)11!. ltoYMloln Cnllee In I'iIii hoiioretl him with a decree of M ;!! er of Ann In he h aihtl tie1 Cnnk-r I .a ml ep ilil ioli. Intetnlifit to h" In the Antic one year. He returneil f(,ur vtjirrt Liter. It wart on thin expr illilon that he proveil hi kmiiI- ' crtitn. T-. 22A-R. hii n fn A 1 crjc explorer. When i " yfit.i f fif pio i.lon. lit; fed hlK 1 ;iih k tin mt m- n fir m-inly ihie yeaiM on tho chisiriei loot! of Hie Kklmo Htwl broiiKht moi-row. wutch with mono I i'Trm A.um., uii,..) Krtuii uu ironi 01 CHne, uwnei KAI.KM. .Iiilv 2 Monti I Intr In ' ai rtewu iteview orure, Utt over eh-ht amla half million gal- ' "rrli be w"tcn an'1 W chww. Ioiim. ale.rt nf aKtiliiie in Oreunn rfTNl) On street, HosebuiK. for May, llfl't, more than equalled j July oniinn coat, seen to drop thone nf June, la.nl year, nay a, rmin ronl nutoniobilo. Owner istuteineiit by Seeretary of Htato , Joef. i Id ports from h aler phnw that , duritiK May of thin year tilers wan . n total distr.builon nf H.-ii:t.ol7 eallrnrt of distillate. The laxen ! coll cted li- the seeretary "f statrt j on these salen totaled $27 1.4!M.ri. ' Tti dato the motor vehicle fuels tax nicn.tiircn y,HV broiiKht to tho it hi treasury the total of $H,7G7,-87.7l. from rail at thU office and Identify ami pay adr. cost. LOST In Ilosebiirjr. probably nit Stephens street, July 3, small parre) containing, voile ami bice and bearliiR name "Mrs. Myers." Finder pteaxo leave at News lte vlew office. Taylor-moe rotictita I Koa Con- Alvertlso. A al today brln.i sales to- TUBBY Now We Know What Became of the Apph By WINNER THAT PELIOW WDWT LEAVE n "THOSE APPLEi -THE BASKET IS EMPTV ! I'U CM.L HtM OPAmO ftivt mim A BIT OF ZINC STEARATE Will do more than any other one thing; to sdd to Jtabr's com fort arid happiness. No more soreness or rhafltiK; I'lireten Zinc St.atate sheds 25c NATHAN FULLERTON Sossburg kOrsgon I I I I MM IN,' ' "' iimumjiiii I 11 . VI'lX TrtAMK VOO. Njlji 4 HEflES THE W juif PVT TMtM n'PPI.e VOO V( (y,ME BASKET Uaoeaeo nRJl HEae OAJ j BAXTER ( Pvn Tv.l WIGHT ISjTO TV.r , 8AiE.T AD LEFT . IT 05ME CHAili lONInG. BACK Pori.cn j'.-i.-v-.-ri.n 7 ( FLELVtRV WXLL. Uet we doctcp.) .! " X'M AWFUL Sick ii v-YyIlk '' f'"i& j$ . COULD WF. MAvJC- N, AMY GKLItM KVVyj.3 ANJYVoMEUC m .. . i i ji j in Moths Now Is a bad time for moth. I.et UA help yoil Solve tho prohh in and keep tin m out of your winter clothing. Our Auto Will Call Phons 277 t I WHEN IN ROSEBURG ( STOP AT Hotel Umpqua