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rwo ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday by Th. Newe-Reviaw Co., Inc. t B. W. UATU3 bEKT O UATES- .President and Manager Becretary-Treaurer Eutued aa second class matter May 17, 1920, at tie post office at Koseburg, Oregon, under the Act of Marcb 2, ls7. ..I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mall.. H Daily, aix months, by mall Daily, Uireu mouths, by mall.. Daily, single inouLh, by mall Daily, by carrier, per moulli.. Weekly Newa-Iievitiw, by mail, per year. -I4.0U - U.Oo 1.0U .60 . .60 . J 00 Mtmhtt er Tfc. AMvelalrd I'r... The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republi cation of all newi dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited ' Mn this paper and to all local news publlalied herein. All rltfhte of re publication of special dispatches herem are aleo reeerved. . ' 1 ROSEBURG, OREGON, AUGUST 12, 1926. THANKFULNESS FOR AMERICA. News from Europe nowadays is full of uncertainty. Tiie threat of war is ever oiAhe horizon. Millions of people are oppressed by heavy tax burdens and the general pros tration of industry. The American people ought to feel profoundly grateful ".-that we are not suffering from such conditions. We have . ,our troubles, but they are relatively light. Our tax burdens are far below what they have to bear. Our load of debt is small relative to our national wealth, as compared with the 'amount of debt they are carrying across the sea. We are getting today the fruitage of the courage, the energy, and the sacrifice of the ancestors and pioneers who established our country and its institutions, and who per formed the tremendous physical task of building and equip-J-ping a new country. They toiled and sweated, they fought the savages and they ploughed the fields and cut down the forest and con "'"structed roads and built railroads, and created a wonderful civilization, and we get the benefit. And many of us kick ...now because we have to work half as long hours as they did. j , The original settlers were bright enough to see that con editions over in Europe were too crowded, and that they could make a better country if they would start in a new land. It ' took a great deal of courage and the spirit of adventure, and involved harder work than if they had remained in their na ;;;tive lands. But they had the resolution to do it, and we "...benefit. Our hearts ought to be overflowing with thankfulness. We should remember the words of Scripture, "To whom much is given, of him shall much be required," and we . should contribute. generously of time and money to make it a good country, and to assist peoples and lands that are not so """-fortunate. ' Some of us think that the progress in civilization which is made by foreign countries does not affect us much. Such ones might well consider, however, what the advance in Ja pan has meant to the United States. That country with a population of 58,000,000 bought $283,000,000 worth of our goods in the I'J24 fiscal year, while China with nearly seven , .times as much population, bought only $121,000,000 of our St all. If China could advance to Japan's present point of ' tood government and civilization, we could according to - niiat, 80,11 them something like $2,000,000,000 worth of goods. We ought to be interested in the progress of a great country like China from humanitarian reasons. But if those can not "Cjiiuve borne of us, we may be. interested by the possibility of '".'helling them a couple of billions worth of American goods. ' ;iience Uie negotiations now pending for greater order and kecurity in that wonderful country, are related to the pros- - perity of every American village. State Press Comment Ami II- Won. Nathan Leopold made a bet with newspaper nun while be wan In his Chicago cell awaiting trial for the murder of little Hob by Franks. The bet was that neither ilernard (Irani, Kussell Scott nor himself would hutiK,, al though they were all Influx over whelming evlde:e of guilt. The bet la over. Leopold won. None of the three, de.-pite the I evidence against each, went to the I gallows. Leopold himself was , adjudged Insane, rio waa Scott. Grant waa killed by a fellow prisoner before ihe date of hang ing arrived. And who could fay that he, too, would not have been declared Insane before tho day of execution, as Scott was. Leopold s bet Is one Indication of why America leads the world In murders. Kven alter Ins ar rest and after he was- conscious of all tho evidence against biiu. the Chicago youth had no fear of the gallows. Ho was sure, be would escape tho death penalty. Looking over the number of those who had escaped It before him In spite of strong evidence against them, Leopold had a right to make a swagger bet. Ana be won! When criminals become sure they will not pay for their crimes. when they feel that It Is easy to escape the penalties preserved by law, what can be expected but a list of murders that shams the country and bests the world. "The Perfect Crime" Bulclde. and "suicide Is confes sion." has brought to a close the hectic drama of another "perfect crime," as scientifically planned as It was diabolically executed. Schwartz, the chemist, has Joined P.rumfield, the demist, wherever the souls of the damned may go. Kach of these murders was plan ned with Ingenuity, and yet each over-reached itself through the im possibility of controlling details that betrayed the author. A pair or clfuf'.red shoes aroused suspicion and led to the apprehension of Hrumfleld. The filling In Ihe teeth of Schwartz's victim furnished the clues of bis undoing. There was nothing particularly original In either crime. There have been many others sitnilarly rlanned, all with Uie common mo tive of swindling Insurnuce com panies by disappearance and the substitution of a disfigured corpse. In few of Ihese crimes, however. has murder of an innocent person been deliberately planned to fur nlsh the body. The rapidity wlih which plots were uncovered showed how clumsy they were, in spite of their supiKjscd cleverness. Once In a while, of course, a mur der mystery remains unsolved, hut In such cases luck rather than skill deserves the credit. The deliberate ly plauncd and thought out crime usually betrays Itself. ror murder, though it have no tongue, will speak . i With most miraculous orguu.- Saiem Journal. Delicious Roasts and Pastry For the Lunch or Dinner, or for something to take on the Auto Trip, call up the Delicatessen and save extra work at home. a FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY HOT BREAD EVERY NOdft ROASTS, SALADS THURSDAY SPECIALS Roaat Pork. SpagetU Italian, Walnut Cream and Cherry Pica. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocer Phone 5 1 5 ALL STATE TO HAVE DISPLAYS AT STATE FAIR Every Section to Be Repre sented in Coming Event 'at Salem. I MANY NEW FEATURES I'lWed, will house thp university pre a ami the niechanlral equip ment necessary for the publication of university pamphlets and newspapers. AruQdel, piano tuner. Phone 18D-I T; Organization for Directing and Handling the Fair Remains the Same as Last Year. Engraved Glass fill Water Set This set consists of two quart water pitcher and aix tum blers, till beautifully engraved with floral design! Special for Saturday Only 98c Sale begins at nine o'clock a. m. No phone orders re ceived, and no sets set aside for delivery. So be on hand to get yours. Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers (Awwx-UlfA l'rets Luml Wire.. CH1CAUO. Auk. 12. Ahund- ance of apples and pears is about to make up for a big falling off in availablo supplies of peaches ' and grapes. I The government bureau of acrl I cultural economics today reported i a probable increase of 1, 234,000 ' barrels of apples this season com- pared with the amount expected a month ago. As for pears. New York and Oregon have each net ted a gain of 160,000 bushels . since July reports were issued. Yesterday morning Mr. Hryant, proprietor of the IT and I restau rant at the corner of Cass and Stephens street, went across the slioet from his place of business to the depot, ond while In there noticed a red-headed boy, appar ently In his late teens, laboriously I And there also have been Increa writinK a check. A short time ; sen in 15 other leading states, later the boy come in the restuu-1 The banner state for apples runt and ordered a double break-1 just now Is New York, with an fast, and alter eating tendered increase of 25 per cent over the the check in payment. Mr. iirj-jJuly forecast and with a prol unt wan called by the waiter and able aggregate of 4.9H0.UO0 Imr inimediately recognized the check rols. to be a crude ettort of the part Washington's equivalent Is of an amateur "paperhanger." It 254,0(10 barrels fewer than July was made out for a eum slightly Indications and California lout iu excess of $7 and a ficticious , 151,000, i ttfwi w-rrra!3T v -i mil TAiJZZSZXJJ m mmm 7 VJ5K.. JM Safe Milk and Diet ForInfantst invalid, ric Aged NouriihinK Digestible No Cooking. tkJt Atqij Imitations substitutes CONFERENCE TOLD IS! To form an agricultural program cat- uaniH was signed When the proprietor of V.. ing houbo intoriued the y. t man that be had witnessed t. mauutacluhng of the check, and that he was "wise to tho game, i the young fellow admitted the attempted crime, and claimed it as lils firfct ettort of that nature. He was hrol e, n :cept- for 17 cents, and took what he thought was the easiest way In sight to get food and money. Mr. Ilryiint proceeded to give the young man a lecture on how to start lifu all wrong, and upon leaving tne boy thanked the man tor his advice nnd promised to get a Job and keep straight, and td make no further uttuinpfa at check passing. . ' Peaches arc 5.750,000 bushels below lust season's crop. ' .RCSTEO 'OURIST WiLL BE TAKEN BACK TO COLORADO A news dispatch of yesterday announced that a physi cian, after diagnosing an indisposition of Charles Chaplin, comedian, said that all ho needed was a "little rest." Ve bespeak the general public's approval of the second word oi" the prescription, but lament the first one. Let the period of convalescence be full, and if there should be a relapse further prolonging Mr. Chaplin's absence from tho screen we will try to content ourselves with re-issues of his early exhibi tions of dexterity with slap-stick and custard pie. o during Ihe pnM few yrars since Kiltiiates on apple luiuiai;fl In TWO 1 shades seems to be botherilltf holders of nilirilistic : "inkers have lM-en lending credit Yakima and UVnatehcn ilisiricls j t , t i i nl , . i lo hoys and girls clului. to pure- lules these days. One, David by name, bhade by surname, m-,.,i rattle dubs hu.i other farm j lias repeatedly failed to get Mickey Walker, the welterweight 'Kti'" " men hams i , i- i ii i m i i i ... have het'ii putting forili im n a.srd ; King, inio a ring with mm. 1 tie other siiade, of much dark- !,.ffrt to emoiiiHKe farm trade. , er hue of Kthiooian extraction him henn Mumllv .in- W hy iheu when so mm h of lot Farmer and Merchant. The attitude of commercial todies toward agriculture Is not al ways understood. It 1. often mis interpreted even to the point of rl licule. Commereiul meeting.- are discustcd and ways and means de vised to aid agriculture hi Its ntnin- gle for Indepfiiibut, prof! table progress. And to (his end commit tees are formed, plans laid and as Slini tires of ronperat ton helw.-rn the rlty ornatiimtion and the rural orciinlzatlon or individuals given. The city organ izal ions act in good faith so far as Ihey r In mat ters essential to agricultural nerds using care that local Interests are usually well conserved In the ul trulsm of their efforts. This Is natural and fundamentally business for all concerned. I (Aiwnc'atH Prat Lnuml Wire.) f El'GKNE, Aug. 12 Chester O. ; Davis, 27, was arrested by Sheriff Frank K. Taylor here yesterday af j ternoon upon request of the sher iff at Trinidad, Colo., on a crlmin lal charge, involving the automobile j which he had driven from Colora- do to Kufiene. Colorado official ' will arrive to return Davis to Trinidad. Heat with gas. Terminal 5StI. Uuauty Shop, phone YAKIMA, MEDFORD FEAR GROWERS ARE . HOLDING SHIPMENTS SALEM, Aug. 11. In planning I the l'J'lb Otegon slate lair to be held in fc'alem, September 2J1 tot October a, on trials realized thai higu standards of leadership set t oy previous lairs challenged them to even larger achievements tins . year, and as a cousetjunce sec- , lional puds has been appeuled to by them, with the result that practically every corner ot uie stale will be represented at what will probably be the state's great- nights. est annual exmiKil Inn. 1 Sui)eirlntfnflpnlft nf fh vnrfmia Couditions ufuerai.v seem to he 1 dcimrtmeufs ar rimhinir their tor Douglas county based upon ideal lor a lair greater than e.er. plans to completion, so that comprehensive gfudy of the produc-l-'arin conditions are improved. A everything will be in readiness by j tion au marketing possibilities, tremendously renewed inierui the end of the next month. With ' an to coordinate the efforts of al! in belter livestock breeding has the exception of U. G. Kowler of agencies in putting this program swept the stale, and farm ma- Medtord, all superintendents ro- , mo effect. Is the purpose of f.o chinery muuutacturers are bring-' main the same as last year, most Douglas county economic .corner ing out a world of new labor-sav- of those heading tho various de- , enre to be held In November, says iug devices. These things, will, parlnicnts having bceu in the K. A. Uuaeubark, general chair- m tuemseies, con-titute a stale tame place for a number of years, man. lair exnnm mat promises to l tie Medtord man, formerly rami i ne preliminary meeting, at eclipse auy previously placed. ! manager of the '. It. Ayer ranch . which plans for the session were In the numero" departments ' at Carlton, and at present conn- ! worked out was held in Koseburg new i eu lures nave oecn uuueu aim premiums increased, assuring every ciass ot laiming and ludut triul endeavor will be presented. The exinims will not be "cut and dried ' group oi displays, but will ;tion; C. M. lSeUon, of Curvullis be designed lo be oi practical help to all those who view tiiem. It is the ambition of Mrs. l.lia Schultz Wilsuu, secretary of tne fair board, one wincn she has. : treuueniiy expressed that work- : ing exuitiits become a lore most textiles ; leatuie of the tali and in accord- rabbits; auce eltorts will be pui lonu to , horses. institute some of them this year, iiand, floral. Tne statu institutions have, res- j Edward Shearer of pouueu spieiiumiy una yvni, mm woo enters upon ms neve um . initt Kt 1,rt.n,i . will, as hrrelo.ore. ulace their v,.,r as H.m..ri..t en.ient of the ' J"ll .hat. Commodltlea are being displays in the main l'Tax, the must conspicuous duct of Oregon just now, will be ' ment heads in the point of years. given u prominent, place in the William SchuLmerich ot Hills- j booth occupied by tiie Oregon boro, with tho slate lair for le atate penitentiary, the fiber as years as superintendent of the well as the, manuiactuivd product ' agricultural and horticultural je- to be shown. ! partmeiits, occupying second The state hospital will make a . place. MONTY-SAVING-SALE According to word received here from Yakima llie laily picking of ine p. ar crop I here Intended fAr greet Miipnient will be put in cold siorave until early in Sept .-ruber when it Is expectejt ('alitnrula green shipments which have smash ed the market in the east will be out of the way. Med ford Is hold ing Its pear shipments in forage round i for tiie same reason. In both sec tions they Hi' confident the prices 11 II I August 15 to 31 Hut why this Initiative altruism will come hack. The Yakima, dis tills proffer of cooperation from tricl expects lo ship out about (ho commercial side? Is It be-jt;mo cars, says the Salem Capital cause of closer and more numer-j Journal. ous organizations among the cily Yukiina also expects to handle population? (iratit that these cf-j about 7. cars of Klbertas f.r the forts to aid HKiictilture an based ; district with a total crop of Hod on the desire for commercial, eco-U-ais estimated in the state of nnmlc and social cooperation In which ahout Tmiii cars will he sent which there has been teal progress to the larger cities of the stale. successful in trying to get a chance at Jack Demi. soy S we not speak of the fat nier, i iv crowil I operating w it n me hanker. DID YOU EVER STOP TO Tl IINK (lly K. U. WAITK, t rntai y, HlmwiitM', dkls., Uuurd of Coinnu-r . proffered and lo nitrUulture the hi tun I ion Is nevertheless evidence .THAT if you spend your nmnev in some other city and n unbalanced condition -the , , ... , . ... , . infert'tice that aurhuliuro ts at dis- )our neighlMir.s do the same, what will become of yur home advantage compared to other lines city? have been materially lucieaM-d Ihe Yakima dlh i l exHci.ing to go to from l:t.MM io U.imio cars and the W'i natch', district from lv.mio lo l!MMi i ju s, an Increase of from Id to l;i per cent over earlier esti mates. Returns -on black cherry pools operating with Ihe banker, the; for fresh flnpmenis also have ben merchatit and the manufacturer as - announced by tiie Yakima tirow wcllVs always suugfsling that the i ers asoi iation. In l.amhei;.H tht fanner Is being helped? (returns were as follows: fir-i pool. Acknowledging sincere friend- second o . 14S, thin! pool. nip w men exi.sis as n ikimm mr wir , i louil n pool .Hi.i. In Hu.s;s re Illiy AT HOME! tt. THAT if you have any pride in your own cily, IH'V AT w THAT if you believe in your home city and want to see ;-jt grow, iu;y at iiomk; "j; THAT if you have any vision for greater development and a bigger future for your city, liUY AT IIOMK! That if you area homc-buiider, I'.TY AT HOME! . - THAT as the business concerns of your city grow, so will your city grow. JUlp to make your city grow. Dt'Y . AT HOME! THAT if you hoe your neighbors spending their rhonoy . in some other city, don't get down-hearted, but talk to them "imd show them the error of their ways. Sme of them some times don't realize how they are harming the city they should love. MJY AT IIOMK! THAT the service given by your merchants has been tested and found reliable and enduring. HIT AT HOME! of ettort. The cotintei balance for this con dition consists iu pari in cooprra-1 pound t p hi w hit ti will oiaiili-h for the j ei jik piodncts fif acrieiili urc prices which turns were tlrsi poo!. .Is; ;-.cond pool, .l.'i; third pooC .127.'; inurth pool, .Inf.; fifth pool, .in;:, In Pol 11 pools (he priees paid .-howed a tonstant dt'ere.ise an da bt.tktng of the market. In Die four Lam bert ko1s a total of 1:7,445 were handb it at a k- neral of . 1 IJ ctnis, and ,:i the tive Hing HMds a tola! of . ..i,07 j will pioviilea reasonable martin ot poutul.t wi-te hiiiidh-d at a K :ieral I profit to the pr Mincer v bo iih i average of 17i.. All of the f,.:Uris 1 i;imh methods and earnest etiorts in , given on the cherry ret uu.-. were 'the ptoituciion. u.t to the giowers. I llelt!ntt. tlien. the farmer to help I - . 0 , binief tin on iii Ins own ot Kaniza iion is the nmM etleciive help com nir ieiul ort'.anlEatioiis enn Rive bltn. And everv suctcs.-fiil eftolt If this end w HI be reciprocal Salem Matesm ;in. Rtudenaser cosia less per pound than butter. U. OF O. CALLS FOR BIDS FOR NEW PRESS BUILOING Heat with gaa. vlt! ffm I Wii- Kl';KNK, Ore . Aug I lUds for the new ptess building if 1 hi I'nlversliy of Orecnn, will bo cal- TirTvmirhiKiixw.. im... ..L.;., i Md ftr Tuesday, August Is. mid , v-.n.,. v.j ..e sr-.. v.- 1hH rontriltt ,( h ing ineir ume 10 m.iKe your city a bigger, better citv: ueitactory. win be wi sometime lat ,..,ioyai to mem. uiji i iivj.ml-, ; WHEN YOU HELP YOLK CITY YOU HEI.l YOl'K ,MELF. 15UY AT HOME? .mi Miti i;snn i oit illlNAL Al I.IUlNlXi William Hurt, inherli-in. man ager of I he N ash iug ton i : - ;ngr News, published at Seattle ha been in lto-elurg conterrn ; with t II. Hatley, e.iilor ot tf.- Oro tion (imtiKe llullettn, ubour eom htning tho circulation of nil the grantee papers In th V. s for the purpose of putting on ;i .-am puiKU with tho aim or obtain ing mitlonil ndvertitln The com bitted circulation nf a !' tho maimo tupem In Uif- thir' -three mnK' btai. i over th. ht In thi week, million mark, which fIiou t'onsiruction work Is expected to peal to national advertise! start at once alter Ihe contract ia o let For prompt taxi nerrice. cl y or The new lldlng. when com- counliy tripe, 1'huue 44. Ah your local Kexall Storo, we a re pa rt nw ne r of the mammoth, modern factories producing exclusive h t g h -grade merchandise und'T fa miliar trade names, such as, Kexall Pure test. Kirataid, Knot leek, Klenzo and Jon tcol. T h e a o factories literally sell these producla through Direct To You without any middleman's profit and at a substantial Having to you. BIG BARGAIN DURING OUR SALE Jonteel Tate shown here la but one txample of the excellent bargains offer, ed during this sale. Jon teel Talc is unexcelled for use after shaving or bathing .39c Regular Price 50c, During This Sals Ve are offering pearly 2"0 popular Items covering all flaxen of merchandise al special I v retluceil prices to show you rxtra s.ivIpes on pmds oii us rt'Butarly and to help you get acimaiutefl at low. st cost with other Hems. You Save with Safety at Your Rexall Drug Store Nathan Fullcrlcr. Roicburg Oregon notable Kent-rat exltihit. bltowing ull dt-taiu ut wtitk tiuih on-lite ! lurm unti tn ttie insiitutiun itsolt. : Comity t'lubitH will be ui li'esti and ineiea.Hed tntererit, ina.inucti as competition lias l.i-eti eltniiitat ed and the vuriottH ttections re prceuttd by their Lreniortt pro ducts. County UKehls. wno an nually assemble them, are altui-H-lnc their work with reuewtd cu- thusiasut this year ai-cordinK lo I udvti-ei received al Ihe olluo ot me secretary in tfaleiu. The hlKb lights ot tne exhihlts will bo, aside Irom the agricul tural and livestock snows Ine hor ticultural display where lruits, nuts aud liKo pimlucis will he pi-eseuted in prolusion; the llori- culture depal'luielll, which pro. try club leader Irom Jackson June 20. A Rreat deal of Informs, county, will heud the division of j tion as to the present status cr dairy cattle. J. K. Finnirum of , produrtion in Ihe county must first Hayton, Oregon, will he Biiperiu- be obtained anil for this reason the lendeiit of the beef cultle sic-j preliminary meelhiK was held an far in advance. The complete m r. fheep; Thumas V. lirunk. tSnleia. , sonuel of the committees in hoifi- iioks; ii. j. ocuiieii, co. . aiua, culture. livestock, farm cropa bees and honey;. L. H. Zlemer. dalryinu, poultry, vegetable gruw! i'ortlali.l. dairy, and dairy pro- ' nK fishini; and lumbering are ei ducts; Mrs. L O. Smilh, Ores- pectini to be announced soon, hum. art: Mrs. w. Mullen. Sulcm, i. ,ho ,h, . ,,, lexil cs; u. w. Morrow l ortiand, al committee in its first meeting rabbits; J. Keynolds of corvallis. , mt lK)UKlas coum Bhou!ll lrouU(. horses, and lummy Luke, l'ou-, KO far aa jt ,B )ri)ri,able. every- I thing that It consumes, in order to I-.-tacada. i .. ,,. , ,, .r ... m.villn.,. '.!. fulr ,.ltrv !.. neennies ' .' " '"y "l migtlt ...... ,,rn-'.I.:. V n . m, .u.nr-iw V" here a comprehensive v wiir he ,.,; h..n,l. i il.e nolntnf .are. ! f."'" Pow b,'lnK n,ade 01 b'"" the in and out freight movements tor tne past year or more. Kvery phase of production in the tho county will be studied by a representative committee of iu. dividuals interesteil and experi enced in the production and mar keting of the particular commodity they may be studying. This cone mil tee will be charged wiih the re sponsibility of bringing in a report containing definite and complete recommendations relativo to the i conduct of that industry in the I county lo the greatest advantage of I those engaged In it. As an example of the type of re ' ports submitted by committees of .iiilllur conferences, excerpts from tne report ot Ihe cwinmittee Horticulture lo the 1'olk county conference may be suggestive: Troduction of dried prunes per acre should be at least loon pounds, ami orchards averaging less than o spuofioiii i tun i nirrniunn ! WILL DAItb'JAnu wiLin . ( A. 14 If I l'r.-M Ia-am-A Wire.) "S.U.K.M. Ore., Aug. 12. C. ! A. i'ark, iiuaralitilie officer of the 'state hoaui of horticulture, an- I pounds yield, which cannot iiDiinces that a protective iiuariin- i ,, economlcaliv ma.h. tn t..,i,... mises t he largest and most beau- tine against polaioes shipped into 1 1, amount, aro better off remov- tlltil array ol Ilowers and piunisiue iiiaiueire vaney tioiu u uu- to be seen ill the l aciiic north-; iiigton. Idaho and several Kasteru j ,.No now .u.r,.af,e Bhol,, bc west this year; the industrial club Oregon counties will he put on in ! ,,,a,lU,(1 (.xt,.,,UllK , jn t exhibits with all the p. ejects in a lew days as a protection against omic unj con.suiniiLion h hoes' and girls' c ub work. show- . the I olnrado polalo liug. liioi,, ...., . '." ..,. . . "... .. . ' ,, V il . ,,,V. ..r ,.. i. ,. rm those MnJ I'" e reached uie giovtitiK !' tuiutwo ... j o, . .. - .higher level gon are duiug ill live slock rais-jtwo sUit.ti nnd from the Iniected . ; ,ng. corn growing and like act.- Kastern Oregon dislncls be cer- flL d Uii?"" a marvel ituicu uy a suue tnspeci.ir neiuie . . ... . being admitted to the valley, ulso ! . ""'i upes tn that they he run over a sitting 1"un'3 H . loubling this ..recn. arc free Irom beetles and I ''"mber. U Is the opinion of your hao been packed in new sacks. ! committee that the number ol Ihe Kastern Oregon counties al- ! t"mmercial sues of prunes reduced fected aro Malheur, l lnatilla, I "om " not to exceed 4 to be Wallowa and Morrow. I named as follows: Small, .Medium. - j 1-arge. Kxtra J.arge. To this end HOOK l'llKIH.KI'.S I SINti '' recommend sunable legislation TtlK .NA.MK OP J. A. .directing the stale board of horti- uhTtU .i!ri ,','flu y wit". past lew- vines, which have be lo club leaders the inoullis. The several big machinery buildings as well as overflow teiiis and structures will be occu pied ey farm implements anil machinery, showing the many improvements of sweeping im portance that have been made during the past year. I.oth sta tionary and working exhibits of everv inline will bo seen. The first showing ol advanced I ( l..-lm ... Ia..sl VtirO models in automobiles will be I SAI.KM. Ore., Aug. 12. Sales viewed in the autemobile show, i men of certain cyclopedias that lk.:iler liuvn demonstrated iiuurc- iiro being sold about the state c.dented Interest In this division ; have no authority to use mo una crop. this veur, evidencing their beliet i name of .1. A. Churchill, Hale The conference herewill be lie In the advertising value of show I superintendent of schools, as l;av- ; fifteenth similar conference held it space during state fair week. ! ing endorsed the book, Mr. as many counties In the slate, and In the wiieiian s s' t tloti thous- ' ( hurcliill said yesterday: Reports ! Is Ihe outgrow th of the stale ect. and of exhibits of fancy work, Ha. hing Mr. (hurcliill also fay nonuc conference held jQ t'orvalli- rullnary and pantry stores dls-ithat lie is being represented as plays, home economics, demon-1 a contributor to the . enks. strations nf various natuie in1 "I have contributed freiinently which the modern woman Is In-I to various educational publh a teiesied or wants to know alioul tlons," tald Mr. Churchill, "bul is n'surcd. The smith wing ol have never allowed my name lo be used as a hull lor prosp purchasers. I'Ml IU Mil. I. IMl'OM'KiiS. culture or other suitable agency to meet annually at some sultabb time before packing begins, ami auer investigation, prescribe: the number of prunes per pound fin each of such grades for that seas- ! a year ago last January. I Cook with gae. the main pavilion which has been given over to art and textiles In sures a much better iliow space than the rooms hitherto occupied. Cnd'-r tin direction of suiej-in-tend. nts and department heads especially attractive exhibits are being plante d bv the Inmut" s oi the variniis sta These exhibits. live -o - EUGENE CIVE8 TOURIST TWO EXAMPLES OF ITS HON EST Y CAM,wUtr.l l-re L".ta W.n.) Kli;i:NK. Ore. Aug. II One Institutions. I tourist, a least, has found KilCene be arranged, ' honest. The nian In question mad for the ni.v-l part In the old edu- : a purchase at R local butcher shop. callon;i.l building will be Increas-' giving a I: bill. When he went ed in sie a. well as quality. The Agttcultural college will have a larce section also In the educational building, tiie Caua rttan government to put on its largest display in ears In the m pnvlllnn. 'inere wiil l-e many innovations ' to tiv auto ennip and counted bis chance he found that he was $10 short. He hurried back to the sho.p where the ra.-h -as checked, and an extra Jlo was Inuml in tho firms funds. The f lo was promptly turn- producer. ' re tng sold in Knglish c hannel the Same ' he return nl.n In -.h ... In the entertainment prncram. . lourist found that he had lost his ii.ii.illv milt k for handling on ' ii with he-idllners novel and devert- sulicase. He hastened to a news-. obeieiiv.i.i nor-e snows T w.r ntnee to place an ad for its ed over to the. tourist. A few- minutes later LOGANBERRY POOL AT SALEM RESULTS IN EXCELLENT RETURNS v b.-cks are being tunilid nut tn day by the Producers Parking aie tanning company covering tie cotuein's loganberry p.sl for 1:.' showing a new return of J i j ecu: a pound to the growers. As tar as Is shown this Is tie best return mad- In this section o 1g!;is for the year, the averse pi.ee g-nerally paid for the ut son being five cents a pound. lnl in seme instances, It Is understood Si c. tils was the price paid o' later b rrls. Virtually all of the pat k of lie em abroad this yeai LaM year the return on loci: ot ihe 1'ro.iTceri was in the neitl ing. Itacing and ouis.mm.cw iiu in..,. ,i-covery, emy to una that some of ihe rro.i5ccri was in the neitl ......... m .... ,..uu uie..-v. ,t.ne nau i- aien ine uitca.e and Oornood of 4 K5 cents per poui.d- every ot. ot the six da. and , had already taed It in. Sakm Capital JoarnaL .1
