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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925.
7S3S A. M.
The breakfast cooked, the kitchen cool
That' Quick Quaker, the "no hot kitchen"
solution of the summer breakfast problem
HERE is the right summer breakfast . . .
oati and milk. Doctors urge it. Children
do well on it. Active folks need it.
Yet you cook it in 3 to 5 minutes.
That means no frying and stewing on hot
mornings.
It means meeting hot days with a smile.
Get Quick Quaker. You will be delighted.
Same rich Quaker flavor. Cooks faster, that's
the only difference. ,
Quick jjX Quaker
Cooklo L.r' Z J J to 5 minute
J SUNDAY AT THE ' I
t uiunwiu ;'lhn iuuuk PvojIi-'ii nieHmx. All
young peoilu Invitod. 8:00 p. in
I'nlon Hervlreu at th ('hritlan
, , ... , . . 'ihurrli. Itev. S(arl 0'li-ll, of
Inl.-rnatii.nul II Mu.lnilM . , M,.,hlut ,.nurth, ()Clhi ,
MHinli.... IliMo Sillily at the b lhe ,,rel,..n,., ...M imh,,,. ,. ,.,
American Girl
th pastor. The niessagw wjll dealt
With BOITIH Of tllP ISxUet disCUHKed
mi inw rturuiera napuM convention j rj
recently .hedd at Seattle. 7 o a. m. , 10 I CCLCll UrVuCLtl
Armenians Play
Moon Mull. Sunday ut 10:00 and
1 0 : 0 a. m. Hiudy lor children
&t lu:ft b m Adult llihle Stn-
Idy at 10:0 a. in. The subjects
for the adult study will he 'Our
Lords Itwurn". and the subject
of atonement "Man."
Supposo that your deareat
friend and benefactor 1h away on
a long journwy and you expect him
to return, because- when he went
away he promised to come again;
suppose that Kinre that time you
hav been looking, hoping and
praying for his return, and that
you were informed h had arriv
ed. Huch Hewn would fill your
very soul with joy and you could
not keep from Hinging. Fring the
children and come and study with
UB.
PQRTLAI.D SHIPYARD
Mine is Heir
of Millionaire
dially Invited.
Itellgiuu service! and social
picnic at Colts Valley Sunday
I August -ml. There will be relig
! ioun services al Coles Valley Kchool
house next Sunday, AuKUHt 2nd.
Services are to be conducted ut 11
a. in. and 2. 30 p. m. There Ik to b
a picnic dinner and social hour at
noon. The public cordially Invit
ed to attend, bring lunches, renev
old acquaintances and make new
ones, and enjoy good fellow whip.
J. K. LAMB, Minister.
First MelliodUt Church Cor
ner of Main and Ian streets;
Itev. Joseph Knotta, pawl or. The
Stun! it v School meets at b:47i a.
m W n ri it lunula with ihn inn.
tfnued Interest manifest during i w- s- '"huraday aiternoon at
the nummer months. May August l:3- lingular meeting of the of.
find us faithful in our attend- ! ficlal bwald ot steward Monday
M. E. Church, South. Main and
Iane streets. Stewart O'JK ll pastor
W. L. Cobb, S. b. superintendent.
All the regular services at the
UHual hours next Sunday. The pan
tor will preuch at the Christian
church at 8 o'clock In the evening
In the union nervces. All are we
come aL each of our Hurvlceu.
rayer meeting Wednesday .even
(AMorUtnl Vtvm Imil Wire.)
" PORTLAND, July 31.
The Albina Marino Iron
Works, part of the Corn loot
ahip yard of war time, wad
destroyed by fire early to-
day. The damage was estim-
aied at 9U)U,uuo, omy a
small part ot wnich was
covered by Insurance. Wii-
liam Cornfoot," head of tne
Albina Marine Works was un-
able to say this inurniiiK
whether the plant wouid be
rebuilt.
The I lames leaped the street
at one time and attacked
the warehouse of the North
west Sales Company, but tne
firemen prevented serious
lots to that structure. The
cause of the fire had not
been learned this morning.
The fire was discovered in
the southeast corner of the
huge building occupied Ly
the Iron works, and had
gained great headway when
llremen arrived. The lire
was spectacular, the 1 lames
lighting the say over tne
whole city.
FARM REMINDERS
Alt ages and varieties of Oregon
i fruit trees ant attacked by flat
borers. The young trees probably
suffer the most seriously, says the
experiment station. A high per
centage of young trees are killed
their first or second season, espe
cially where high tciniieralure and
prolonged drouth occur. The borer
at Lacking apple trees works monily
' Just under the bark, at or above
. the surface o the ground.
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a nee. We have clashes for all
ages and trust each comer will
rind himxelf intended in the
Sunday School. The morning ser-
mon by the, pastor will be along
ithe line of ''Modern DlnclpleHhip."
'There will be a few words of tri
bute to the memory of V. J.
Bryan.
The Kpworth League will meet
nt 7 o'clock diKiiiUtdng In time
for the union service at lhe
Christian Church at which twrvlce
Rev. Stewart O Dell of the South
Methodist f'hurch will preach.
A cordial Invitation Is extended
to all. particularly strangers and
i tourists.
f Kpworth League talk on the Wes
ley foundation at Oregon Agricul
tural College will be given by Vir
gil Woodcock, an O. A. C. student
The latest views of the canipUK
will be shown and Ue importance
of religion in education will be dis
cussed. All who are Interested in
, the 'leliglmiH activity of the Meth-
odit church at Corvallis, are
Jially Invited to attend.
evening. Kvery steward Is urged lo
be present.
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Would.
Would you pick up $100.00 if you saw it lying within reach, or
would you need an invitation? We know the answer and we know
the answer to this ad when the readers of this paper get what it
means.
And It Means What It Says!
We have a brand new Oldsmobile Six, not a blemish on it, run less
than 300 miles. Fully Guaranteed, both by the factpry and our-,
selves, that we are going to sell to the first lucky man or wo
man who means business, at a special price.
Mi Helen Mays, of Hender
son, Tex., lias irune abroad for
. tlie Near East Relief to teach
Taylor-maoe concrete u good eon-1 the Armenian orphans in Alex-
gfu,. leL MML jandropol to. pUy American
pames. Miss Mays is a graduate
"f Teachers College, Columbia
t State Press Comment J """' :
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inj; In the
Observer.
situation. La Ciande .
j Clmelnml Siinrniy fUTiool Sun
lay morning nt ten o'clock,
i Preaching at eleven by Rev. John
I Wright from Ios Angeles. Calif.
Kvery one In the community in
vited to come.
"John -Henry." jut of Irving
Wood, Jlo.tton niillion.iirc. is one
f the licirs to liis lute master's
fortune. The will carefully
Jrjiwn specifications ns to just
'iow the cat in to lie rami for.
'John J Icnry" li.is lived for
n :i rs in r x t raord i na ry f cl i ne
Lxurv.
Drainage In experimental fields
at O. A. C. has doubled the crop
yield, lief ore drainage on some
lands the yield was so small that
profit was uncertain. The larger
crop obtained after drainage lias
made good profits.
improving with careful selection of
slock. II Is significant. Kays the
exp'rim$if station authorities, lo
not ! that many bands In Oregon
average in pounds. Can-fid culling
of poor Deere bearers Is being con
ducted by different growers with a
view to raise the average weight
dill more.,
St. fit oi gc'n 1-lpKcipnl f Iniri'li.
Sunday Services, floly Coui
tn n it ion at X:uu a. m. Church
School at 1 : 4 5 a. m. luite Ser
vice at 11:00 a. m.
KKV. A. O. DOIXJK, Vlcnr.
li-elvti-riiin (luiccli Corner
Lam and Jackson street. II, W.
S. MfCullauh, pastor. Sunday
School with i-lasses tor nil at
:4f a. m. You will find lhe
lessons Instruct ive. 'Itev. K. W.
An Expensive Machine
Industry, after uncounted centur
ies of groping, is turning away
from man as a unit ot power He b
too expensive. Kveu at the height
of Roman conquest, w lu n slaves
were as cheap as tdiecp, man power
was costly.
As a unit of wer man is "an ex
travagance, whether considered In
terms of eneryy, mileage, or cost
of upkeep. Hit cannot be run on
continual service, with the admin
istration of a few cents' worth oi
oil and fuel, and the repair bill?
tor'coine high when he Is out of run-
' ,1.1m, I J 1 .,.,
as efficient in power as a horse,
and about four times as expensive
in upkeep.
A hard worked horse can do
heavy work on an expenditure of
about 25 centi a day for food, but
a man requires four times that sum,
and his food must be specially pre
pared. The horse can go from
dawn till dark and then sleep on
straw, but a man must have his
short day and a good bt,d at night.
Kven the horse, however, has
gone into the discard as a source
of industrial power. Although we
still speak of engines with a certain
amount of horsepower, it is rn-r
ly for convenience in terminology.
Wht'tt the first power-drtvn
looms came into use in KiiKlnrid.
mill-workers went on strike ami
Wnrrutrton. former raster, will destroyed the machinery. Tiny
preuch at It; l a. m. Come
yon will enjov the sermon.
j C. K. at 7: on p. in. Cnlon
services at Christian Church at
I S p. in.
Rev. O'Dell will deliver the
sermon.
Most pigs marketed In Oregon
are light weight, and an therefore
' growing as well as putting on fat
ilurlng the finishing iicrtod. To get
the best results, careful attention
Is given lo balancing the raltnii
ao that enough protein anil min
eral matter will be provided lo ih
felop muscle and Imum, the experi
ment station bas found. The finlsli
Ing period nriil not ex red (i' day
unless a rising market warrants
ionger feeding.
The average weight of the On
gon fleece in nine pounds, more
than a pound belter than the aver
age weight for the country which
was reported as 7 to N fiound In
1M0 to lis prenenl mw and Ih still
1 HAY La LLiJlSt l
I 1
Tin- tili'iigiiry SmihImv ScImmJ
Will llieel III 10 o'clock next SllM-
dav morning, AugiiKt 1. Preach-
i ing Hervlces will follow by .lames
McClintock, Jr.. of . Itoxehurg.
livery mm cordlnlly invited to at
tend both service.'.
thought that they anl their child
ren would b- starvefl by the use of i
the more effi( ient machines. j
When the sell '-binding lurvvr
was invented,' farm laborers in litis
country saw In them a menace to
their own existence. They smv
their work taken away from tic m. '
They could not see that cheap, r
methods of prodnct Ion would en- ;
ate new Industries which would, in t
turn, demand more labor. Tie y i
could not see that to capture power I
and put It to woik wnuld liberate
I man to perform duties impossible
to macliiuery. t
As man has seen th- ndvantau'cj
of mechanical power he has gradu
ally come to see uinii-elf in a tin'
lerenl light in refen nce to machin
ery and work He has c asi tl t.j
think of unskilled labor as digni
fied in Itself. He compares him -it,
when compelled to depend U"i
physical strength alone, as a minor
cog In an immense inachine.
Tin' laborer today is sonu-thini;
better than an ov. He is die m.i-t. r
of machinery. He has com.- in a
realization that it is a good l!;in
for him that lie Is an expensive ru.i
chliie. 1'orilund iteconi Ab.vhiut.
Feed the Baby Salmon
Fis he ry ex; ert s w ho h a ve ex
amined the big salmon caught in
i lie hwer river flii season have
determine d that the 5 pounder was
a five year old, and that a number
of others weighing about SO
pounds each were of a similar age.
The unusually large number of big
ti-h caught this year is attributed
to the fact that a few years ago a
considerable numbi'r of young fry
were kepi at lhe hatcheries and fed
for several weeks after they had
reached the period of development
tit which it was customary to turn
them litoso. The sat mon has a
han I struggle fur existence from
the time it leaves the hatchery un
til it reaches the cannery, but like
the human baby. It Is the first few
weeks that are the hardest, and it
is then that the'deatb rate la the
highest. For this reason it is pos
sible that it may be worth while to
feed U of the youngsters a while
before turning them loose.
If a few weeks' extra care at the
hatcheries gives the young salmon
such a good start in life that he be
comes an eighty pounder in five
years, it might be profitable to
make this method the rule instead
of the exception. Several ears of
experience has demonstrated thaj
the hatcheries if properly handled
can b- dept ruled on to perpetuate
the industry and It is possible that
we may yet succeed in producing'
regular runs of hatchery fi.-li that
will show much greater weight
that t ti i resent average. It should
not he forgotten however, that poli
tics and pollution are both threat
ening the imlusiry. Pollution of the
wat'-r.-- which is deadly in effect,
may b checked and evt rt removed
politics is different. Portland
Telegram.
. and
50 Gals, of Gas Free!
No Strings to This
No Catch In It
A bona fide special price to some lucky citizen of Douglas coun
ty. A beautiful, economical, peppy car at a bargain We will
be pleased to demonstrate.
This offer is made to advertise our new location at Rice's Garage,
439 North Jackson St.
Act
Quickly!
Ve also have a Rollin Coupe in excellent chape a very economical
t -car at a bargain. Also one Ford roadster cheap.
Becker-Amort Co.
Rice's Garage
KEARNEYS
3oow.ras,st. GROCETERIA wu.
SPECIALS
New Potatoes, 8 IIjs. for 25c
Dry Onions, 4 lbs. for 25c
Cabbage, per lb. 3c
Amaizo Cooking Oil, pints 20c
Amaizo Cooking Oil, quarts 38c
Amaizo Cooking Oil, half nils. 75c
Amaizo Cooking Oil, gallons $1.45
Soap, 24 bars White Wonder, I Lr S. R.
liorax for 85c
Assorted Toilet Soaps, 8 Iwrs for 25c
Mission Hell Toilet Soap, tt Ixirs for 48c
Iodized Salt, per pktf 12c
Crown Brand Table Salt, 3 pkgs. for 25c
Bulk Mayonnaise, per lb 35c
Large Lemons, per dozen 35c
Scri c Yourself and Sace at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The Store ihut Brought m Down
& 3-
0 0 0
Catholic Church, comer Kane and
Oak Mt reels. First Sunday in Anc-
lu-d. Mann nnd sermon at i o'clock.
CatechiMU at S: 4 a. Second Muss and
I Sermon al !):;'.(. Ib-nediction of lhe
j M. It. S. in the cvcniiiK al 7 :
There will be 4 he usual devotions
In honitt of I he Sacred Heart on
the first Krhliiy of the month
i mass at X o'clock. Hen diction of
the hiost hb'Ksed ttucraiuent in Die
evening at 7:3".
Lutheran Services: Kani;eli(Hl
.Lutheran church of lhe Missouri
, Synod. I'alor. 11. H. Youiik. resi
dent 110 S. Tine St. Services Sun
day aftt-rnoon at 2:lin o'clock In th
1 Kidscopal Parish Mouse, 214 K.
fas St. Theme for the sermon:
"rhrlHl'a Wat ti In if Attains! False
1'ronhets." Sermon based on Malt, jean i.lliaiues i tlech d while Am
1, lf.;t. In this ui;e or unionism j can doughboys m i(. warmint;
ibis seimon tiiH.v st-cin altoK ther , thousatuls ihrotiL:h Fr m il vill i,
untimely. Hon ever, the warning and cities on lln-ir u ay to and n
and command of (tomans 111. 17: i the front.
"Mark tlx-m whb h cause dixlslonsj It is not ibat the 1-T m h et .
and offenses contrary to lhe doc-1 ed to 1 1n h-nal Hbduetlon of
rine which ye have h-Hitied; and lid their ouiik woin- n by Ain-
noid Ihem." Is valid slill today, jeans, but that Mi f ihesr 1m.
atni must he upheld as Ions as j national niarn;me bae ptoen v.
lh't;e Is no unity of faith and doct- suco .--sful. 'I h k i ninem
rine amoiiL' the churches. We warn l'iaim is flisiuih-d by the t.;
atatntt liilse prophi'ls and 1i- hake 'thai as many as French b
of lhe 1 1 ui h. "with malice to. ant ! have bei-n dtrit-rtt-d by ihiir An
none, and charily for nil." We lean hu-b;nds in a inomh.
would kindly ask all nn-nibers to i uoerniin nt ol tie- bi nU-i i -
do their part In bririKlnc about
hundied per cent attemiaine. I.
us not iiML-Uct our chinch alien
dance flui'lni? f h"
HoTr:i i with ii .o i;i:
MK.s h;t i.i4-oia
to m; hAi:i.
Banging Awiy at Bandits
Jtohb'Ty under arms is no Ion cor :
the .ol,te a'td profituble profession
ft usi-d to b-1. ami not so Inn; ago.
Your bandit of today takes an even j
chance o: si tting a p-lll t of had
in hi vitals. He faces not only (lie
P nilent iar , but a pistol arid he
- i .. . i ALTDONA. Pa.. July SI. Kf-
day's hews, as witiuss lhe n.iry j,,,r,s r lwini? n,Juh' h' lHaI MU1
which narrates Ih.- killine of two!'her histoiiciil nnch-ties to mark
armed rohb- rs who undertook tu ! appropriately the spot uf the his
rilh a 1'hleaco hot. l. Kven Chi-! i(. oM Ij0)ran n0se. w hich will
cai:o has uruwii restive and tfiu-1 .
Imi riiii i- n hi.i kl,.h f , be razed to makp way for a new
439 Jackson St.
War Brides Again
The Pre m li koi ei IlliM llt li i
,-oniiiiunicaled w ii h ashint- .i
loncentum the :.ihm Fihmco- An;, i
month!. Let us remember the de u
takes no vacation durinc the sum
mer month? Ail utrtiutccrx art al
ways welcome at our beilces.
d'lrour. ot M-eiim that .til-tii'
do:u them whether th-v
, aliainlotH ,1 tn Ilii-i r-ide of l !
summer i littiT ic or in th'-ir native (oi-ar
B'ble Standard Mission, Tlev U
F. Ituirof. pastor. Services toniubt
i:i iln mtsxlon at sw Sunday mt
Mi es';! follows: Sunday m htMl at
Ii I... classes lor all. comp. t.-nt
tench-is In i hat nv Moinmir wtjr
ship ' l The lilbte stalldaid
c i' twol rs nieei at ' I , enltm
woiHiup nf von, Sen ices cveiy
Tnesl.i and Ft (day even! mi at
S tMl Ve ete!ld to oil a lleaitV itl-
it.ttioa io Hit nd lhe.-c eiiies.
Tht First Baptist Church, corner
lief ot l.sne and lioe streets, J!.
I, Caldwell, minister. !:. a. m.
The chuM'h siuot. CatbiK Pa;e,
-MI'-i intenilent The vchixd of the
i hnrch If inn m.itntniud nt a
spl mini mark of attendance and ef- tions.
fu ient v tluou;h the fiimtiHT time bnc
ditry.
And oul here in the northwest,
what do we tind? An aroused cit
j izenry. unmistakably peeved nnd
shootimr to kill. Let us skim brief,
i ly (hit tle casualties In th" state
; of Washington ab ne since the
month id May. A bank robber slain
by a Seattle decte lie. To loblnrs
kilbd and one gravely wounded in
the attempt to rob lhe bank at
Itotb.dl. Two robbers kilbd by the
vigilant low n mar-dial of Hu kb y,
, as they t in. rt'ed fioni the bank,
j A not her tat ally wounded m nn
! comer loMowirs a frustrated at
j tempt nt bank rubbeiy. No jury
hemmed ami hawed over these
micreants and their f.it". o juiUe
. pronounced s ntem e. They died, so
; lo speak, with their boots on.'hav
. leu Pee-i nt. b r s' li.riitv of ib-aih
(from lhe moment they entered up
on their neiarious undettaMncs.
, Tii" law i.-. laer.atd ami the law
Is otten uniertain. Put with a bul
let, fired in defense or life and
, propei ly. it l drtVn nt. The bullet
, is neiihtr l.o:t-;il nor u uei tain. It
icanies ni'Kli veii;lit a a final ar
gument, it is oft n the i;ist word.
; No. i;-.. titers are si:;ipin. what
wph all If;;; bancini; away at ban
d:ts. it is .-nf' to p;. d-ci that ban
ditry w ill .-.pe- dil d" line. For it
, tiiul ptar that it ii i.ir better to
hi a live ditch diyuer than a dead
bra o. Port latid OreiTomun.
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, )b at with fta.s.
emlorscd by a number of others
not at the conference.
AmonK the signers' were A. (!.
Curt in, Pennsylvania; John A.
Andrew, Ma-Jacmisetts; Kir hard
Tate-, Illinois; Israel Washburn,
Jr., Maine; Samuel J. Kirkwoed,
Iowa; William Sprain'. Khodo Is
land ; F. II. Pierpont, Virginia ;
Itavid Todd. Ohio; K.. S. Ilerry,
New Hampshire, and Austin l'lair,
Michigan.
I'ldKA l IK ItV .J KM
woman ii Di;i i u
OLIH1MK FAMILY JJI'I
railroad station. It was In a room
in the Logan House that the
I nion war governors, in Septem
ber. I.M12. met. with President
Lincoln and pledged to him their DANZIG WeALTmY IN
laith and support.
The meeting was Inroimal nnd
private, no written record of i'iiy
kind was kept, nnd newspaper te
poitcrs were not presenl. K w;i
r:ilbd lo take measures for more
active support of the government
and resulted In the pledge to Lin
coln and the t'uiou. The pic lice
w - stuiied bv I :i eov.-rnors and
REAL ESTATE
lAN.KL July 1.- This city
boasts of b dnK cm of the wealth
iest on the t on tinen t. Its wealth
does not consist t-o much in money
ami floods as it does in real cs
l al . Two third of lhe wlnde
ground upon which .lun.ii; is built
is the pro it rtv of the municipality.
; COLOC.NK, Germany, July 51.
; A crusadu asainst the "insults
to true womanhood that are of
fered by the public life of today
Ihroueh modern literatim, the
movies and theatres," was propos
ed by Fran von Tilling during
the German women'a week, held
in conjunction with the millen
nial celebration of the lihin- land.
She pleaded for resumption of the
'oldtimo family life.
Fostering of a more intellect
ual life lor young women, a
healthier physical training as a
safeguard against the demoraliz
ing influence of the present day,
were advocated by Fran von Til
ling. A conscientious devotion to
household work also, she thought,
would impro'e the moral poise of
women.
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SEATTLE PAUrrs TO
HONOR THE COMMONER
a
0
'lhe sitimiion i Hot as se
as It miKht he, or, in fa-r . i!-per.-ons
cic( t tl to b-'. U iin
COlllt-llipS Mltd ll.it I I 1.1 k' Hi-
the moM p rmaneiit k:i.d and
were all the i b.-nierits of roi
in t he.-c war mat i iage-t ab
France Wad ai" ady etii hi r
in n to the fmnt e.i inc lon
Ffenih Kills behitld the line..
A im i it Hit frol het i, lnneti.rui
their i"ihi arts lMt k in the
A, Wete c,U!i;ed Blliong lb'' I-
ina-ii-ns of France 1 Ik- wm.
lie!;., d, and war mnl.es jmu:
II I esponstble mid t ii,Ies.
Wli.'fi ih- war v s hmt tv
was alietdy ibnil and f ir t
there w a- ill-iltu - ion men t.
wim were tillable to ndpt t
se)e- to the huha:d Plilfi
life at home. 1uha ds abo
dl-lltu -ione-I ,n l I h - re w c
the oilier umhiI i.i'i-ts for
d'o rfiois m,. I tH'otie.-
iitet u an hub.irds tu
Let ns bae no 0 'ninth e with ewl pej milled li shirk Their s- 1
oi emit an.ee ,Ni peopb' are in- iosed it -ponibttities and de.
lted to enroll In this si bi'ol. 1 fl) ' etich lr are je un tied to
a. ni. Morning Vjg -ship, f af' by homeland theic is noinicf d.. rd and bujr the Newevi-w
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Will Make Your Trip to the
- Beach Complete
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posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful
there. An invigorating swin in clean alt water will do
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