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Newspaper Page TextFIVE For little more than the coot of living at home, you can spend the most enjoyable vacation of your life Freedom, rest and recreation, away from the conven tions that 'surround you in your daily life. A vaca tion that breaks the monotony of things that sends you back to your work with renewed energy. Care ful planning is essential. Let "Western Auto" help you. Specials foi . Wall Tents TiriHii'm'iKjl i n outstanding J K'''J ijjq af: 4 1 special price. ixv'ii Made of lO-oi. kyrJ'A iSj. www. duck ana lation desltfu - with 3-fU Will. Size 8x10 ....... $14.35 Size 10x12 . $18.15 Size 32x14 .... .$23.35 This Week Camp Axe The axe is a very necessary part of the camp equip ment. Buy one this week at our unusually low price. A high quality steel head with hickory handle has leather case for AQ the blade. This Week Special V J 0 Price I U . Ji I Camp Stoves A real meal, for that hungry out-door" appetite, can ho prepared on this Prentiss Waber Move. The pus tank and burners ure the latest im proved design almolutely safe and it folds up like a suite:)". Small size $5.35 Larjre fuze $7.85 Coleman Btovt 2 "sizes $9.00 and $12.50. Larger size has oven for baking. Handy Stove Legs Tfl any gasoline or wood burniriK store and raises the stove to a- height whero you can do your cookinff In absolute comfort, l'rice $2.10 Angelus Beds M "When tlro.J out aftrr tlio day's caninintr, rsttul slo.'p Is ua ' ur-l if Anselus t"-Js nr part of the cairn. t'.tUM'mfnt. tize Of bed 46X76 inrln iolds into ' a small .unit, l'rice $14.50 j Ail-Steel Folding Bed. $11.25 FOLDING COTS S Each 35 l i- mmm 7-1 Coleman Lanterns Turn Night Into Day Gives more lb-'ht In your camp than twenty old-stylo oil lan terns, the liKbt is pure white 3t)0 candle power and uses very litUe gasoline, Price ....$7.50 Wait! Before you buy your new Radio Set, wait for "Western Auto's" announcement. . Volume Tone " Selectivity Appearance An Unusual Offer Watch for It! ER1ENT EARTH FAULTS We carry everything that is necessary to successful motor or camping trips, including a nationally known lino of vacuum bottles, food jars, jugs, ivufer bags, canteens, folding pails, folding basins, folding tables, chairs and stools, at un usually low prices. Palmetto Tents "Western Auto" Tires Know the tire you buy to be .dependable. "Western Auto'' Oords are the choice of thou sands of motorist who have tried them all and have found iti "Western Auto" Tires every thing Uiey expected depend, ability ecoBflmj Wrty. Slz. 30x3 Reg. CI. 30x3 H Re(. CI 30x3 V, O. S. CL 30x3 V S. S. 32x3 H S. S. 31x4 S. S. .. 32x4 S. S. 33x4 S. S. 34x4 S. S. 32x4 H S. S. . . 33x4 HS. S. .. 34x4 S. S. . . 33x5 S. S. .. 35x5 S. S. Wwr- WmIm, UI Gluit Cor di Cor.1 9.4S 9.90 $13.45 11.901 15.6S 14.40 16.75 17.75 23.45 24.65 25.85 26.45 32.75 33.85 34.90 43.90 45.75 17.65 18.45 18.95 19.75 25.761 26.86 27.90 28.95 29.80 Ask for prices on other mixta. These tents ran be erected in just a few minutes by one per son. No Kuy rones aro used and only -one pole, which is Jointed t'-nt Is equipped with a heavy floor, screen window, pocket and an awnlm. 11-oz khaki, tloor size 7x'J& fc-t. hciKht 6 feet. Price $26.50 Kloor size till feet, 2 doors. khaki $36.75 Tloor size llrll feet, khaki, at 38.80 Standard Auto Tents White 8-ounce, 26-inch duck: size 7x7 feet, only $9.90 frsime tent in khaki. 10-ounce duck; $14-35 Metal Tent Stakes Kach -. 12e l'er dozen $120 Jointed Tent Poles Each 65o I)KNVKR, Colo., July Jt Num erous fiead faults, created rrcs into by ejrth movements, probably when the Rocky niouutalus were beJuK upraisi'd, aud which mtfiht cause earthquakos at some future time, have been located and chart ed by government, geologists and others between lcnver aud J.ong tuout and Uoulder. Colo., and In the vicinity of Golden, Colorado. Uulu-d States Geological Survey publications showing the geology of thu Denver basin delineate the dead faults. Many geo,oKisti be lieve such faults in California to have been Uie cause of the recent disastrous Santa ilarbara uuake. C. T. Lui'lon, a consulting geolo gist of Denver, says there 1b a well defined xona of dead fauds at least one-quarter of a mile wide aud ten to fifteen-miles long, between Den ver and Longuiont. f This zone containing a series of faults crosses North lioulder creek about one mile east of the old post- office of While Kock, in Uouider county, or four mUes east of the town of Krie. It runs southeaster ly to a point about midway be tween Louisville an d Marshall. OutcroppiuEs of cretacious rock. and formations revealed by some of the Northern Colorado coal mines have enabled geologists ana students of the BUbJect to locate and chart these faults, declares Mr. l.upton. There has been dis covered no evidence of movement in these faults for centuries4 it Is stuted. Two or three dead faults have been located north of North Tabie mountain, near Golden, also, but evidently these have been inactive for ages, too. Formations on one side of the fault north of Denver have been found to be from 600 to l.uuu feet deeper than on the oth er side, due to the sharp slip or fault In the earth's surface. Certain evidences of foldings In Uie earth's surface have been dis covered in southeastern Colorado, and near llasweli, Juet west of Kads, In Kiowa county, there have been reports of very slight earth tremors within recent years ac cording to Mr. Lupton. It is nossibl.3. geologists believe, 1 Ithat the folding In southeastern I i Colorado in the vfclnlty of the I ! Sierra Grande arch, which runs ' from its highest point about 40 i miles east of Haton, N. M., north ' easterly Into Colorado, may be I gradually through Uie centuries : , pushing up a new range of moun ' I tains. j I If the readjustment of the , ; earth's crust wore perfect when J I the faults became Inactive and ! i -lit ail." aaes ago. and if there have been no Bubstantlal readjustments of weiKht on lite earth's surface Bince then, the likelihood is, geol ogists say, that these faults will never cause earthquake shocks again fur centuries or ages. ! SO Mr:- SPECIAL BAROAINS IN HOl'SKS. We will guaran- tee these prices (or this week only. Five-room house on North Jackson St, double garage, chicken house and yard; some fruit and garden. Lot Is 60x- 140. S3200. Five-room house In North I A Roaeburg. Two lots on Kast ' 3 Sevenlh St. for $1250. 3 w r.iKiit.roura aouse; complete- ly furnished: carpets and (In- oleum on all rooms; close in on Jackson St. Price Includes extra lot. $5,000. Kasy terms. 9 Five-room house; garage, 18 3 v xik; woodshed; lot 100x150. located on West Third St. Price $2500. Terms. $300 cash. and balance $20 per month at 6'1. Five-room house on Ella St. Furnished. In good repair. Price 13,000. Two six-room dwellings In Laurclwood; modern; full basement; $6,000 each. New air-room house on Lane street; strictly modern, price $t500. Terms. $1400 cash, bal- ance $75 per month at 6'. Five-room bouse on First street; also chicken - house, small barn and garage. Price $2X00. 4 Double house olose In on Stephens street Four rooms In each apartment. Price $3760. Seven-room house In Laurel- wood; strictly modern In every way; full basement; . pipeless furnace; fireplace 4 Lot Is 50x130. Price $6500. New five-room house In Overlook AddlUon. Strictly 4 modern; basement; pipeless 4 furnace; fireplace; large lot; beautiful lawn and shrubs. Price $5750. , w rive-room nouse on urcutl w a St. Close to Rose school. Price $2100. S . Five-room house; garage; wood bouse; one-half acre of W land; buildings all new; lust 3 outside .city limits and eight - blocks from school. Price 4 $2500. Terms. $500 cash, and balance on easy terms. RICE & RICE Service 20th Century Stores are performing a genuine service in every com munity in which they operate. Originating the Cash and Carry idea, in the Northwest, these Stores not only lowered food costs, but established a higher standard of merchandising in the handling of focd stuffs. Offerings Saturday and Monday S August 1st and 3rd Crisco, 3-lb. ' 70b Libby's Pineapple FT- SUred Jed Wheat f. 0 Can IJU Sliced, large cans, 2 for 33 U Package IU . "Sakhalin" Crab Meat, The sweetest, best flavored Crab is caught in the waters of OOp ? Japan. "Sakhalin" is the cream of the pack 90 leg meat, halves, can JZU j Crystal White Soap 6 bars .25c .IS Peet's Wash Machine Soap, large pkg 35c Wesson Oil, quarts, each .49c Searchlight Matches 5 large boxes 25c Ripe Olives, "picnic" OQft 53 Can 10c, 3 for :..23U S then know about the vitamins? We ; do not even know what they are, and we know decidedly far too lit-1 tin to make an industry on vita-1 mlna. Mueh of the talk about vi tamins Is theory.' Now, while It Is dry, Is the time to re-shlngle. Quality shingles at Page's. Phone 242. HONOR OF CHINESE FAMILY SAVED BV FAKE FUNERAL PEKINO, July 81 How the grandmother of a sixteen year old Chinese girl. Miss Lu, untangled a matrimonial snarl by means of a pretendi.-d funeral wherein the granddaughter was cast for the chief role Is current teahouse gos sip. Miss Lu was affianced to Mnu Yung-ching, 24, who was In the service of Chief Executive Tsao Kun. Mou had social position and Fruit Jars, Genuine Ball Masons, complete with Porcelain Lined Zinc Caps and New Rubbers, Quarts, Dozen Wax Paper, "5c size," 4 fip 3 rolls lUll Green Olives, Pint Mason Jar 32c Toilet Paper, "1000 sheet tissue," 3 rolls. 23c 73c I -a Raisins, Unbleached Thompson's, 3 lbs 29c 1 -a An Exclusive 20th Century Offering Cocoanut, Sugar Cured, Long Thread, best quality, pound 19c I Royal Baking Powder 12 oz. can 43c Preferred Stock Ten der melting peas, 2 cans 43c Norwegian Sardines, in QCa pure oilve oil, 3 cans ..wwll 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "Always Right" own Roaster to you, pound 45c; 3 lbs.: -Direct from our SI. 32 Kerr's Best Patent Flour Made from old wheat 49 lb sack.!...... There really is no better place to trade than at a . 20TH CENTURY GROCERY CO QQ ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. nf.i.x.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.iiixi.raCT.Tw OAKLAND STORE: Baker-Flanary Bldg. g I had. saved some money, and the marriage was to hvae occurred in Studenaaer COStS less per pounn Jioy. vwine preparations were un Victor Aluminum Sets A good camp cook will appre ciate this set with its three cooking pots, 6, 4 and 246 quarts, 2-quart coffee pot 4 cups, plates, and two heavy frying pans wl' detachable cool handle. Complete set fits into th large pot. l'rice, com plete, inly 310-N Folding Skillets 65 and 75c Lightweight Tables Can be folded or set up In a few seconds. ize of this table Is 2Hxl2x3 Inches. Handy for an extended tour or a dsy's outinK a $4.50 Oregon Stores AI.ISAXY ASIII.ANI) E. 1 ) It'll. AND MF.Iir OI!l (ii:i:i;iin city PilKTl.ANIl I'UXIll.K'IdN KosKiiruii . SALEM EUGENE More than 125 Stores In the West VfeteriiAiito Supply (Jo. MainOuMc 11UU ouuui uraisinic'i LOS ANGELES. Help Prevent Forest Fires Juui uuiter. I5QVE 117 South Stephens St. Roscburg, Oregon Who's Who In Oregon Proves Weighty Quizz In common i?h uiomNT.- of thrir crnit tiV: n-niltl ov r. Ifu-t t.iirir l :trfM-r arf at till tiin's ohf;c:ne in th" way of imjui rtin iniorniiition tu in!'iiM: ivi Mruii u rs .it, out i?m' lowit j ml c own fry g"ii'i aUy. hit i.m u'-.lnn-nl!y on iiniu'ry thk''.- in tm nui'Ii li'iiitftry. A ;isp nT lh.it kiii'l sjc' iirr (I t):: limm-fi w ;k n a I rani if nt tvu U ini't h !( at bar. br-r shop to await the fall of 4'rwxt." II'1 w.i iron) f'n.(ato,' no t he barl"T f)Tir:"i:iHv. after tb ru-toiUHi y ollwiy on Iho -irk"inr-, n :rruv-uf. rr n rtition arrl fii'tnl niul-Mniblc-fi'n of rhai known Nt'.na- Uorv. ilif Mra!;r'r h:i5'o--m1 a rnii'tr of jii'-tim, g'fuit tho rg n hf-rrM.bo-.it!.. h : ; rt it.t o:f w r h tiiifi on: "How min.li of a poi.,:i,i;wm you f ot hff ? After iom hfiiiation to allow lUfriciPDt Uic0tor meir.ui tal-- :t-"n rani the rt-nly: , "vTT.ll. I think Hboiil-fT-r,,ooo." "f'nin'd" wan the nientnl noia tion of a io'-.-it stihe, nr,n whom th h,irlnT was wi-ltliiiK a razor at (lie liliie. "Vou're fTtaiiily havfnir fine utntnT watjii-r hi-re," observed I1- strHiipfr. "hut." h" afidf'd, "h"W iilmtit your win rj.?'' Anoiher tirirf p-rifl A n-fler-tlon on fiart of Hi" I'drh'-r. then th rpiy: "I think about II ;boe is lit" worit we ver ha'l - n-it i 'think 'bt's what th Weather I.iireau nay a. Aint that ( irrM-i This to liic liv'eniin? f ribi ''M-m-m" was' ti inI!(;ent rf,-nif' tr'm n pMtr of lip try Ir.i; at tY" sr mm- monn-iit to re h thrHnl.'i.f i Intrusion of sortp-nrl. "Saw lota ef plum on tTi way V.rrr," ron:n.'ntfJ ihf ftraneer Th i i 1 ro u p h t on i n t a n t a n "oii rorr'-r'inn from t" tnjorial -r.i Thoof wi-rpjj't pl-in:: t!io- W'-T" prurtfn " K-la nation. 'X til.'tr.aMoni anr, furth r cojrita tien. th'n "Who U t!T'nite1 Stateii aena tor from thin mate?" "Why U-it-r-r-Iet me te- COI'KMIAGKN. hiJy 31 Talk aboul vitamins Is a matter of fash ion rather than a neconsary ad junct to public health. Is the opiu iou of Ir. tf. Monratl, Chief of the Queen 1-oui.se Childnn's Hospital. exprHtU lu a recent discussion of the subject. Dr. Monrad Bald It i quite true that children ned a ureal many tbuiRH that are not bo neretary to the, grown up person, but ?emT ally Hpeakint; we, hh aio our chil dren, Ket quit-) enough viiamina throuKh normal food, when it i Rood and well made. So far an milk ik concerned it ouKht to b boiled for children but only for S aiiort time, a lonx boidtiK causing certain chanRea in the milk, which makes It leHH valuable. With regard to the modern vita min indimtrjr. Dr. .Monrad aaid: "Th public has vitamins on the brain, and tn thinKs like that bu.i nesH always becomes nt'reatd, which la quite natural. It will prove a HiHt bUKinens aucreaa for a couple of year when the mov nient will die away, aud noihini? more will b heard of the vna minH. If children are. nlven ordin ary, well made food they thrue we. I. A a!ckne like the Children Scurvey (the Darlow diwase) is never ne -n now. It waa duo to the lack of C-V'itamin, but aince the rational care for children ha pro Knfed bo much and aince 'he milk is boiled bus. It ha di.-au-p. ard o that 1 ranuot now even nhow it to my atud' nts. 'Apparently tho childr n are to be filled with vitamins now, ami I am afraid P is Jutit an bad an ri" inn them too few. It has, f"i m stance, been proved that it i ! Ibif to rail forth eeznm in rai- by MivinK them too many vl'am 'iS and 1 consider It probable thai 'h ;.m,. thins will anolv to our (itd- it-er prv tthU to th nerihn) who lrtn.M In h - I U It anvwav?" ; Kelatlvo to a proposal of mUmf bronpht the supriflntr In- vltnniir.a with inarK'Tin, Dr. formation that thn State of Otv-. rad said: mm U tho proud ponneor of two "If they commence rnixinn vita of the pecis and their names mln In Ta'fabli maraerin-, I wfr duly aiven as (ha scrile fled phall not Jtnow how to but" r 'he from the nhop. bread of the many, many childr n. who for y ara and years canr. der way, however ,lt became known to the parents of Miss Lu that Mou had lost his situation In the executive household and that he bad squandered his savings. An engagement between Chinese young people is a serious affair. Involving the honor of both fami lies. It is a contract not easily an nulled, so that the question of sav ing their daughter from union with a penniless husband gave the par ents of Miss Lu great concern. When they had about decided that there was no way out, the grand mother stepped Into the breach. She caused a coffin to be pur chased and broueht to the family home. The family went into mourning and word was spread abroad that Miss Lu was dead. The funeral was carried out in most solemn style, one of Uie conspicu ous mourners being Mou Yung chlng. After II was all over Mou dis covered the ruse and learned that his promised bride had been spirit ed away and married to another who was well to do and who had assumed all the expense of Ui3 fun eral and mourning. Mou Is report ed to be suing the parents for breach of contract and damages. ELOPING MISTER UfilSKIB (Airlatfl I'iv Iawi Wire.) NKWAItK, N. J., July 31. It. Carl Zieglor, married minister and deponed' Khtu official and Miss Murgaret Koberts of Trenton, with whom he eloped to Kl 1'aso, Texas, surrendered at the ofilco of I'nltod Statea Commissioner Hommers today. Inderal war rants were issued yesterday for their arrest for conspiracy to violate the Mann act. , KUunnth county, Oregon, by the l-oreat Lumber Company, u Loul tjianu corporation, was announced lu i'orthuid today by It. II. White of Kan sua City, Missouri, one of tho executivea of the purchasing company. Conclusion of tho deal wuh reached nearly a month ago, according; to L. B. Menefeo of this city, who with J. (. Gold- thwaite conarolled the property, j Tho consideration paid was In ex ile property ! We have a car of Peneock Hork Springs coal on the road. (.let your order in now. Pago Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 212. SOUTHERN COMPANY BUYS BIG SAWMILL AND TIMBER LANDS kuimjitt cess of tifOti.OUO'. conveyed Included approximately &0U.UU0.O00 feet or pino timber on tho Kluimith Indian reserva tion, a 40-acre milling site at Chilotjutn and port of a saw mill, tho main slructuru of which wan destroyed by fire early thia sum mitr. A new lind lamer mill will be built Immediately. The nur-i that ah outside Jurist would chaslnc comuanv has eight saw I called to sit. in the trial -of mills In the southern states and maintains an extensive sales (AMwialrct Vrvm Leawd Win.) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore' ' July 31. Circuit Judge A. L. Ltavltt late yesterday arternoon ' Ki Juted an affidavit of prejudice filed on behalf of K. L. Kl.iott, former county prohibition director, who was Indicted by the grand jury .this week on a charge of malfeaaunce In' office. The court announced bo the cam-. Klltntt takes office tomor row morning as district attorn' aKeticy at Kanaos City. A new reduction on flooring and ceiling. Buy where the quality is high and the price- la low. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. , of Klumath county under amruint-' nieut ty Governor Waiter M. Pleroe, He succeeds W'lliam Oa nong, who resigned because uf ill ness. , lUKisKVKf.TH lii:.t'll i A I K A 1 1, Tl KK1TA f ,wri!M lr Laaf! Wire.) SIMLA. India, July Colonel Tlieodnro Hoo.-eveit and his b rot ivy. Kerinit. and tlie members of the central Asia hunting expedition they Hre ladini;. have rachfd Yarkand, in eastern Turkes tan, with all ha re a en and personnel. Th expedition in travellinsr to Tian-han, by way of the Yarkand river. Twenty ponie have been lot during the trip. "The best kalsomlne I ever used." Blood's, for sale at Page's. PUBLIC SEES ONLY SMALL PART OF DEVELOPED FILMS Bargain on refrigerator. Picnic baskets. Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co. animal ft. The LOS AXOKLKS, July 31. The footape in the film flashed upon the. screen In the motion picture theatre Ik but a fraction of the tre mendous amounts used In its pro duction. Thousands of feet of the narrow celluloid pass dally through dark rooms and laborator ies of motion pirture studios that dot the vicinity of lxs Angeles. At one large production plant mar hre approximately 770,oot feet Of film Weekly or 4O.frfj0,(MM"l' foet yearly go through proceseH that result in the pictures which pass In review before millions of theatregoers throughout the world. Although th audience sees, In a six-reel prot net ion, only about Q.utiU feet of film, often as much as ir.b.ow to- 4'o,iioi feet are taken. Two cameras are trained on th scene being photographed while sometimes as many as five others are lined In order that the scene may be taken from every possible angle and at different speeds. Out of the mas of film develop 'd. on each production, the cutting department and editorial workers select the "master"' negative from which the release prints are made. The are printed bv machine and placed on mammoth drums which PORTLAND, July 31. Comple tion of the purchase of the Modoc Lumber Company's properly In I Have you an ax to grind? There are hundreds who want the Job. i To learn their names read the News-Iteview calsstfled ads. ARTISANS ATTENTION! Pic, ilc for Artisans and friends at Cats-Meow Sunday, Aug. 2. Au- , tos for those desiring to go. Bring : your basket and meet at Macca I bee Hall at 8:30 a. m. Past Meets Today as Coast City Gets Air Mail - -" - -' jet 77 SES m,. IS e rj rv.,iv -i,,iv thrnnuh develonins Heat V SM. st a lii traon seriuiy lo '4110 l W)ii0ns. Hunrlr.-ils nf prints it tnc fn'ipsvors to own ""'-ith.a "master" nessllvs arp ma'1 1 Auu.nH innl In all pnrn.n nf th, I .Wrr iwf - - - - - - , r . ( uU MS4s pnr.r chllrtrsn with vlts o. wbfn all cornea to all, v. tut dn globe. When Clair V. Voni o, liroticlit tin .j1:!!"- to tin- j roL'iol in Sammi nlo with the lirst sif mail lust city rrccivrd hi a rti't by J.n l'adjun in the ml.: "f 1'nny Kspr.-s. rlj. r. Thu air umll jar Tics mail from St. Joseph, Mo., lo Sarrutnrnt.. in Im th.m a tijy. Tlio 1'ony Kxprcts iftcrs, slxt years tuck seven and s half days to ride the JDfili niiks cl wiidcrncj. and "lain.