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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15. 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Exctpt Sunday by Th Ntws-Revlew Co.. Inc. .,, Proliant and Manager , tinr ta ry-T rtsas u rr B. W. BATES . BERT O. HAT Ed- State Press Comment X Sutured a aecond elan matter May 17, 1920, at the post office at Koseburtc, Oregon, under th Act of March 2, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mail- Daily, sif muntus, by mail-. Daily, threw m'viiba, by mall Daily, single n.outb, by mail.. Daily, by carrier, per month.. Weekly Newa-lieview, by mail, per year Itreoiliiifc ltrut. Personal liberty and property rijihla am truilitiimally sacred to the AdkIo-Huxoii, und too many nal e k it ti rd ca n n n t be thro n 4.00 around them hy the lawmakers. , 2.0Q The courts ran lyit he too gealnur , 1.00 ' reapectljiK and Kuaraiiteeiiig tlQ . to the individual his conatitu .fiO 1 Honal rights. Kcj;ard for th ' 2.00 i rtKhtit diiiereiitia ,. c jvilizatiou from nav.'tKery Ihw and order j from chaoa and anarchy. (ranting all of which, it is Htill somewhat irksome to nee con victed ni'-n freed on miinu tech nicality when ttie bread iiuoMlon of their guilt in unchallenged. The j supreme court of anhinmon has freed a mail who had lUU bottles ' of liiiuor in hit cur becaua atutu officials vtart'lifd the cur when the mun was in custody of mill- J tary authorities ns u holdup rut- ' A police court had fined ent of schools of Atlanta, Georgia, lie finds that human na- I "m , ,1 e"arl MfMbrp of Thm Ammnrtmtr4 lrm. The Associated frss im fexclunlvnly entitled lo th uss for republi cation uf all noM'i dtaputrtms crfditvtl to It or hot otherwin cmdlted In this paper a ad to all local nuwi uubllslicd hrln. All rltfhta uf r eubltrullun uf special dispatches berviti ar also re nerved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, AUGUST 15. 1925. '. ' OVER-STIMULATION. The present generation is going: at too fast a pace, ac cording to an address recently delivered by the superintend- p-et. Delicious Roasts and Pastry For the Lunch or Dinner, or (or something to take on the Auto Trip, call up the Delicatessen and save extra work at home. FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY HOT BREAD EVERY NOON ROASTS, SALADS MONDAY SPECIALS Veal Fricassee. Roat Beef. Cherry and Custard Pie. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone S 1 5 W L ,d Deviation of 'Flanes Overcome rt r V 4, it ' 4 i t ture is over-stimulated, and he thinks that this is one reason I why many people go wrong. Many psychologists would agree with this educator. He would probably admit that mere speed of notion does not necessarily break down moral fiber. Locomotive engineers, for instance, travel at a very rapid rate every day, but they are a very rcliablo class of men. Tre thing that does break down many natures, is the de mand for constant excitement and change. They can not sit down quietly to read and think. That seems hopelessly dull to them. They must have some form of novel experience all the time, to keep them satisfied. After they have enjoyed a certain number of automobile rides and moving pictures and theatrical shows, they demand some more spicy entertain ment that will stir their jaded senses. They are the people who want to read morbid sensations in the newspapers, and who seek similar subjects in the picture films and the spoken drama. The question comes up how we can calm this rest less love for excitement. After a person gets in that blase frame of mind, it is very difficult to accustom them to habits of patient industry, or interest them in the problems that at tract the attention of intelligent people. Every family can do something, however, by teaching its children to accustom themselves to faithful routine. Those who are faithful in their studies are not so apt to get these restless ways. Chil dren also need certain regular tasks by which they learn to Inickle down to work, and so that they Income interested in getting improved results out of their work. I'runo picking for green Hhipmrnt TENNIS A POPULAR SPORT. in Idaho u man wum Kentrm (,d i to from two to 10 ytar in tne j penitentiary. followiuK the con- 1 victhm for union. The charge wan j 1 hut bo it ad burned u bean llire-th-Ipk machine und a iuuiilily of J bean Htrnw. Now the Idaho su- ' preme court has held that beau Httaw 1h not bay an meant by the statute, and the con viced man j ,...,. fr.,. . i . . t it III H- kL.kt ..-,...1- I Thete beems to be no doubt or t ' ' a " " the actual Kuilt of these deiend-'111 tonlinue for the r.ext ten days. antH. but their conviciioim were : accnnlimc lo M. P. Shearer, local not secured under the 'TuU-a of i repren.-niative of Stfobel and Day, the (tame." It in the dutv ol lh w,1 have hwd the old Oregon Minreino court to l.o thu umpire j Grower warehouitf. and are ship und nee that the rubs are follow- 1 P"iK fruit from that place. The ed. At the same time the mi- j HM-th carload of xreen prunes wan conditional releanu of these t wo i whipped today, and an avt-raKe of men on technic al grounds leaven i two can daily Is being; maintained a had taste In the mouth. Too j at present. Hy the middle of next manv technicatitifs bn-ed dlntru.it I week It Is anticipated that there of t lie courts. There i already ; will be three or more ran daily, too much distrust, bordering often I The local packing house is now on contempt. hnokane keview. employing about in persons. r St SAUKM, Auh. 15. Canneries, after feverishly buying prunes for a season, have reached their re quirements and hate shut off ituying, according to general re ports. Canneries paid us hitfli as $ju a ton this year for this fruit. As a result, a number of grow ers who had figured on selling u good Ehare of their crop to the canneries, have been looking around for some place to drop itieiu for gieen shipment. Diffi culty has been found, however. In making arrangements for this shipping, as apparently there will In no shipping of green prunes in any quantity out of here. It is taken for granted that Young & Wells will not attempt who ito handle any green prunes here I are busily engaged in filling th this year, although no aunounce- What People Read suitcase boxes with the green fruit ment has been mde to that ef- "No other form or method of ad-; and loading It into refrigerator . feet. If any green prunes were vertlHing can compare in etiertlve- cars for sliipment. The fruit is be- to be handled by the firm un nesit with newspaper advertising," . ing handled promptly and is leav-! (iiestlonahly steps would be ta Pennsylvanla merchants were told ing here in fine condition. I ken toward that end, but from recently by William Nelson Taft, I Mr. Sharer is well pleased wjlh a" indications It would be impoa edltur of a bulnens magazine and th quality and tdze of the prunes slt,le to Pik "D enough green nationally known authority on au- now coming in. m tie them to he pru e vertising. excellent for shipment. The ninr- Mr. Taft declared that the only ket. he remits, is in good shape, competition now faced by newspa- and the company is expenei -ing no per advertising is supplied by the difficulty In selling the cars f. r. b. news, comic and other departments Koseburg. The bulk of the fruit of the newspaper. He warns the being shipped to the middle west mori-hanlu unrl nther BitvertlserM and Canada. that they mutt make their news-1 Mr. Shearer experts to load a car 1 about i!ve tons being handled up paper advertisitiR as Inten'sting tOf iravensteln apples next week. ! the prnseiu time. He doubts the reader as the news columns, : and Is making preparations to ship ! he would be able to make up comic strips, cross-word puzzles ; several carloads or winter pears. I a entire car here, and what and other departments if they! o . ; prunes are shipped from the pro- would have the advertisements Oet an Kasy (Jrip Stainless Stei 1" company no doubt will be . paring knife at Churchill'., and b.-1 entirely for local handlingby the This Is not n al news to the ad-! haliI''' vertlsers. They have long known! culrn the facts and have, succeeded in CUSHIONS SHOWER making their newspaper advertise- deal worth REFEREE BECAUSE. OF BAD DECISION HH th nllltT llfpilllHIC'Hrt. 'I'lii-y havn HUC(M''il'il Kt Wfll Ihal niiuiy )T.miiri ri'ml ihtd iKlvMrili'tiicutrt bt'loi-e other ft-Hltir'. 'J'ly Jiavn niailH tins mhiTlUiliK columi as Harry Wills, San Dieiro cnlniT ilHlihi'cusuhlr lu Ihf nvrruKH reail- fvalhcrwiMclit, aK Rivfii a knork- tr as IliH ih.ws riiltilnns, sptirtinK anil i-arluiin 8-ctiu. IA 'Among the many good things this country has received from Great Britain is the outdoor sport of tennis. Originated in Wales by a Major Wingfield in 1871 and introduced in the United States afterwards in the same year, the game has .uteadily acquired participants until today it may truly be Ifaid ttiat it ranks in general popularity with baseball, foot- ball and golf. Tennis was for many years regarded as a pas time intended exclusively for the spacious lawns of opulent homes and for the joint amusement of the upper social class ,.c? of men and women as an alternative to the rougher type "of athletics then existing. Today the game knows neither .. caste nor particular locality. In every nook and corner of this ' " i .-.o .... . ........ (jnui,i,. obs..Vfr. on the campus, the playground, park, country club, private lawn and impartially equipped athletic field one will find ! Deflated workers .1 . . . . ., ... - . IVi'sMi-nl Conlldtrt' tas lv inu irnuiB cuiij is iiu vn uii'iii one win see me iaM;iuuuiiK i wi.u.ii.... ..r u-.... ..i.nu ... .....t .j'.nd democratized game enjoyed by young and middle aged ni"' war dermrmis aiisii irti-! "I!"'.!,,V.n, J4 waf At ... - , .. . , rn..." i . i i. . !" 'l'M''ssi..ri In N..w lOiiKlan.l lai'-i''"" I1"' " an' kh uviti ot-.M-n jiuiii nil tvainn ui lilf. 1 will il.uiiunia nau iKr- j t(nIH i th,. mhi;.. rtllllUK come annual nlfairs. ranging in scone from the intor-city iiinau or suikm that h 'contest to the more important matches between experts of rival countries, and these takes their places of prominence in the columns of the daily press. More success to the grand old game. It imparts all the health and vigor obtainable Irnm tniy lorm ot sport and it can boast of the added feature ; iin r.-.i. ni.iiiy iiiu-ii laiiir inn of being immune from the dangers with which most of them ' ".VtM'l.'n.t "mi'.1"!!."!.' " it'Vr" ti'.llt la'.'iTr arc allelHlCd. was h"lalt.il us a iiiis ril m:ili r insii'iiil nf a am1 rt iluci'r. 'I'lia! nut any Kurt of whilu. O. K. Ilrooka, who manaKd the Mark cherry pool, ia packing some grt'ca prunes at tho Pacific -uit & Produce company, but are all for local shipment, ! company s own branches which 'are sprinkled all over the north i west. Titoi T to in; ii..vn:i l. SMITH KUDU NKAIt ltKKISI1UT 'I'll IS MKK.K Wind deviation, bane of aviators,- lias been overcome by M. Lsubert, French naval ofucer. Hij device, the na.vigrap!i, holdf the plane true. In a tct flight ts Central Africa, it proved a suco"9. Laubcrt is shown with the invoiilion. Goods! FISHING TACKLE FISHING RODS AND REELS FISHING BASKETS SPORTING RIFLES SHOT GUNS HUNTING KNIVES KODAKS KODAK SUPPLIES FLASHLIGHTS CANTEENS CAMP STOVES AUTO LUNCH BASKETS Perhaps the Display In Our Window will suggest something you need. Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Monger Wife Asks Divorce From Minister So He Can Wed "Other Woman" 1CKBE CROP THIS m f Ai-.r,tM t'h-m litnl Wire.) : flame Warden Arthur Fish or RAN IHKi.O, Aug. 15. Yoiltlg 1 Vnwom warn ler lust WPelc-end and after meeting with local fiiorismen nromlHeI to nlace T.'i iut over J'at Mills, of Kiu'l.'-ini. In leans of cutthroat trout fry in the the Kixth round of their scheduled i tributaries of Smith river, says ; I'i rouiiii nout here last night. l( N r-Jthe Port I'mpqua Courier. The the vines beaiin ,ee i-uicn (.eii counleu .Mills fry will he sent In by truck una j out but rlnesideiK were unaniiiMtan ' arraniTenietitM have hen niade for ov,.,v 1,1 o'ecUrinc I hat Wills r truck Mills I npsistin in dbdrlbtition. Special iwire wmie ne wn.-.on the floor, boat wil he nrovlded to take the totlc hirK i tish hnve the falls. Part of the and Ml li ft hand on the cauvHM after a knoclolnwn. Spi-ctatoirt did not leave their seats for pom minute after OWeil'n exit and mm a Hhowt r of cushions after him. ed. Hut It'; peven years since the war. The mills haven't been run- nttiR on .wiir demands all this See the MrCormick Ih-erinc tas , fered for that work. -."- lenteim at u narton itm it h4 frv will Ik placed via (innter .lac k Ihiiley, Pay Dailey nnd Jot t'lawsou nf Sirflth Iliver have ol fered ti donate of their cars for rii'trihtittng the fry up the river and "lo use of pack horses. Four cars have beou of- Atid Mr. Coohdicp tbink.- (he have j removable cylinder. DID YOU EVER STOP TO TI HNK is w hat the workers were (old and that is what they voted for. What has happened to the fae POULTRY .EXPERTS WORKING ON PLANS FOR REGISTRATION Get our price on paint before you buy. -ZiRler-Fee Hdw. Co. DANK SAFE YIELDS TO EIGHT CHARGES; Several hundred people through- out t!e comity are making waes ! of J5 or better dally pk-king wild 1 blackberries for canning, according to A. J. Gcddes, manager of the I itosehtii g cannery. I Douglas county cannot be ex-, celled ter wild blackberries,'- Mr.! (ieildea Fays. Along Its many streams, growing In fertile ground I art" great patches of berries which I ill their wild state grow to a size' as large as the cultivated variety In many other places. These berries ' have a flavor which makes them particularly desirable fur canning purposes, and they are in great de-! tnat'.d." j The cannery is p.?ying 5 ccntt per pound for blackberries, and many pickers are taking ocr lno ; pounds daily. Hie berries being brought in to Kosehurg from prac tically every section of the cniiniv. Already the citnnery has imcket over twenty tons, anil will prob ably handle luo or more tons Im-l'"l-e the season ads. The bi-rries produce over a long M'riod ot u:ne. freelv from .lulv un'il Sepuniber. The cannery is running every afternoon on "ber ries, packing from 3 lo 4 tons each da y. The (Herniate berries are Just be ginning to come in, and, as there is a great abundance of berries in Unit vicinity, it is expected that there will be a big rush on iliiriiiL- the coming week or two. Chtnlalel d (strict is a heavy producer of! berries. There are miles of flumes; which keep berries beneath them : well irrigated, and the vines nnd i berries grow to enormous size. The season In that district lasts until: late in the fall. ', The fact that there is no expense i connected Willi the nicking of the ' Pi e 1 v s. Si is 93S - r' A f j If 7 JB F 2f tir ? 5" (tTjffc 1 4 S V i fit ' m rr. Newark. N. J.. is aslTintr m nAv AU-nm 11 i vn 1 i i . 21 . ISeK. It. WA1TI-:. Horreturv. Hliawtirr. Oklil.. ll.uii.l of t'ontnu r ... - ! tory operatives who hi ... . THAT continuous ndverlisinir is tlie nmuiift that' creates j delisted in this: ' Tuiyiii"; interest in advertised products. in.il coniiiuioiis aiivenisiii"; convevs lo mo iiiiihis oi inu-ii nmt minions ot ...the people the fact that products best advertised are t'io best " kind to buy. THAT successful business concerns have always used the aid of advertising in the development of new business. THAT it has been well proven that continuous advertis ers stay on the road of better business, while those who do .".ftot quickly Ret on the road to nowhere. THAT sales are lost everywhere every day by these ...(.Oncerns who fail to give tl)i) public proper knowledge of the products they have for sale. AOVKKTISIXU IS NKCKSSAKY TO ATTIJACT lll'SlXESS. coxTixrors advkktisi.m; or qi'auty is i.TJIK OXI.Y WAY TO CRKATH T1IK NKCKSSAUY DK- ' siui: to rossKss. ;. mvi'its iti:i:i:?.ts ckxtki: ox thi: ruo- DfCTS TIIKY .SKK ADVKIJTISKI). T11K MOUi: YOU ADVKKTISK T1IM MOIIK COXKI DKXCrc T1IK rL'OI'l.K WILL 11AVK IX TIIK l'ltODl CTS J YOU SKLl.. j TIIK MOIIK T1IK PI T.I.IC KXOWS AT.OUT TIIK ! rnoortTs you icavk fou salk, tiik mouh you : WILL SKI.L. I ( A.'. l.it-.l v Uun Wirc.l 1)IN MdlNKS, Iowa. Aug 1 Actuui operalion of the svsl,.m now being of lec.i. iratii n of fc wnik.il out ill the A i-Iiviii Pnulirv u. ! a iiuge incri ase in the tiirirr sociatinn rouv'iition yestenl ly irinse ine price or woolen goods so will not lie start 'onsumer. couldn't afford lo buy. mid -tie lessened demand has bleuclll less i'nii'ln iiu'iit anil lowered ai;e.s. I'oillaiiil Journal. I until alter t ti i explosioiis GREAT PAGEANT AT VANCOUVER, WASH., Mi. Hide ilirt-cfor. iM:--ihis (if thrt .- eji i. 'I he first iIcaIm with IV. ri)r hie vrvT lorri' J"iim in i auk-nun s arii,n m is WrUO VVr-Crv nnd the sl;Mi- Into tit of Fort a i iuer hn th tnt settlement in th i-iar' e.f Wahi!tKton. 'I he sec etui duplets the am.il nt the I nil '1 St.iifs trodps in i 1 - l.ji ntMiaili Tliil Sherid.tn and the tinnier of p,.st f o tt lii nish io Am. r i.u n rub. The HiImI dtnN nh tin-pi.-iMit hniiiK thf !-nlu-tit:l af'd hii ih uH'llNl Inpint nt im th I' in ot 1 "o ear-. ( t'Tm Iftl W(t. VAMTU'VFK. Wash . All, tr, First (ir's tehear.wil of Hie pHt'HUt "Tho t'omiim itf th White Man " m held List nich t the old Foi i Vnncouvcr t'eni filial c rounds h) the Mimpany of ;tlo and the chorus of i in. i um c ! hiatlon oeiff lommuiiit y in th .Monday and c mtn i. n wk. , I ne paueaut, written bf lr. : Sldilttnr villis tor .-IHtie.r f .ml i. i Fiunci Tjitnlc'te and !miKht Par-'wood nre ko.1 Whito-i Mrosi. :iik TaiiiK 'burclt rnper. If IlieaHMietl nnrolx hy Im fin- : a in e-. t he ChriM ian clmn h In Ann ri' a has 1m i nine a ; oat in j ft it ut ion. M lit ion dollar ntriie-itim-. tin im 1 1 1 10 f 4 t l" raid in one drive tor prninniion .iml iniiin ! 1 1 ikiih o nf 1 htin h nt lair t h se Ijire eouiMKin tin idi'iits In 1 Jinn h i I'U-iiieys. steins of le In 11-- ' a nr.- am) pen ui 11 s tor i h nrch j orker 1, t he iiiulHpIn ;i Mmis of 'mlnried emph'vee, lliexe h' 1 1 t at uri' of iimtleru chur h hni li''. And ei compai at 1 elv liute i hnti h pioperty l-i taxed. ; T.ives hai Imciuih' a real lnr den in Anwri-.i Ami m ih.tt th heavier than 'hi are. IVo- ! t I it-hie the t han h are t.tv- that Hie rich c'lillt ii. Ilk" Mime ; 1 i It inj idiial viiito r. U a tax ..io.k'iT Oi.e of tlie k'leat ol 1 n rn 01 the Christian chmvh h tii.it iiif huideli iMiilir. II tlie ehitrch lis ihakltii! tar- Ii i .loilmin: a portiiin ol its duly as a hcaier ot ImnhiiH. W h.iifiiT 111:1 he 1 li MMin.l tea-o'iH lor reli' (nil Hie hutch of t.t - s, and t hen- are n wood n .iMV r a-oi'-. o i . alt iTi l'n r P' "itde lli.it the 1 h'ir h t an lid 1U tiMinev to n,i ., iter toi e i a ; ' ''.ill t pax tax.'.- upon i' prep- rt y 1 ; w .irt h ..nie t M?k to a Chi 11 1.1:1 anil to a 11 o- i;..ti i :a- 'on ni flu tM tain to , 't 1,1 1 h xei v ipp":ir:int 1' of , ui iiu e (lie w orld ent -ide the Iniia 'i t hi! I of t hat 01 : 11 111 ?.tn n a- ri. h and la:-. (Ik in tlueii. e T.r reml i h id!;. rli u d, , - 1'ert latnl I . e;t am Men's suits cleaned ard pressed. $t rn. llosebui k I'leanei rt, plume 472. CITWriAV AT TUF ol I l.lt I CHURCHES I'ortland ciinvent inn net y.;ir. A cmttiitlce of three. M. I-'. I e luniv Vineyard Haven. Mass. K. K. Hale. i 1. ti Kll.i 11, Ills.: and lleoice Itnliertson. Ultawa. Cana da, will lake the Iciuatiie pl.in nnd work out a detailed sii.in that will undiMilitcilly be adopted and put into opetulioti afl.r tlie next c -mention. liegi-iiatlnn of all birds 1 an More m or more point eoinpeittion. the ailoptiou st-iiulards tor "profluctiou" and "1 -hump, on pre, In, 'ion" fowl a id the d. ,'isjon lo charge n f f fifty ictiH a fowl for reci ".1 tion. were the details sgre.'d upon llere. SteniiniH nhjf(t''nn was rai il tiv proposed Mtfiila'ions lor '!e r c.-u'in mn of slioiv winners a't I no ir reeiuent Has icailml on t:'is UUeslien. A I.. Clarke, of the ,.w ,ler .'y ilepari lliellt Ot ,irr ICII It tire. p',.. Ill ! d that the I ailed Slater pnrflnetil or agriciillurx W" : i Otter lo Wntk out ivtlh ill,. '!,i. .4 a sv-tem of rini l: i .Tiifli alien .ti.,1 1 ''"'e S' Stewart (I'lsll. pastor, urged the American I'nulirv s. ! w '"'!. sti'ierititetuient. All support Ihe blackberry crop, or in getting it to LOOT NEAR $20,000 ;,",rk''.'.-,,''1lV'r.,,an "'h'""'Keost.j , , Uie wild blackberry clop should ; eventually hecome quite a laetor , in Hie coutlly. The cannery is alun making pre parations for ranuing para. ami will start aiiout ihe 2mh Pears are now being received attd are be ing moreu lor 111" iiHmug process Mrs. R. Csrl Zierit from hc.r husband, Methodist preacher and K. K. K. orcanizer. In order that the tangled loves of four persons may be righted withoet criminal action. Zicglcr has agreed to wed Margaret Roberts, stenographer, with whom he eloped, when bis wife releases him; am'l William Chamberlain, who says he still loves Miss Roberts, hv. eonsented to release her from her betrothal to him. It was through' Chamberlain's initiative that the agreement was reached. Above:! Zicgkr; ielow: Zicgkr surrendering with Miss Roberts to ai ihor Ht'lIT. Iowa. Aug. 111. night I l'alldltswreclted Ihe safe of I lie 1 Klrst National I'.ank here early I this nionring and escaped with ! $ la. iioo in bonds and cash. Kiftht I were required to . wreck tho safe. The bank build-j ing was damaged al-'o. Maul, officials said the loss might reach Jl'h.iiiiu, but was coven d hy insurance. NEW YORK HAS NOTH. ING ON ROSEBURG tin Yesterday Among those from the rural uis- The problem of how to retrieve lrU" lo vi,lt ani1 a,,-nd ,0 bu8' that elusive umbrella has apparent- 1"'ss "'""era here yesterday were -mi. mm .mo. uscar aaienis. oi .Mr. (iiihli s reports that the mar- '' '"'''" solveil hy a New York man, "'i pooii on ttolli pears niai Kceriies. and thai tin lair. and jintM Cook with gas. a bioki r. wiio has had his umbrella tavt'' Creek. relurried lo Mm no li iliun aov.m n i limes. He has ha t his leleohon.. 1 Hardle fruit ladders" are I number engraved on ihe umbrella al''"Ker. Sold by Wharton Ilros. MFriFflPn mi WOC 1 handle, and now when he carelessly; t-iULht-Kb I leave It in Ihe suhwav or in some ! MEET EUGENE CLUB ",fl' p-11 ' "" ," "'re- he gets ; ja ring on Ihe telephone, informing i a -i.i-i uixi win.) I n!'" "'' he an have the umbrella MKHKOltl), m- ug l", ' if nH wi" s, n'1 r'r A 'east it has ' Headed by II. chandler Kgan, : ork'''' "'t way thus far. northwest and forimr nallonal am- " '"" one will take a pe"P at aleur champion, a team of golf ; '" IMI s rain si I', k they will built players left Mislford this morning """ h, takes the came precau- IX la I loll lliellt. lo UIUIU.11U 4 jfor Kugtne, where they will play i Christian Church. Let us make:" reinrii match with the Kuceno j It a record attendance tomorrow fori"" ' "unuay morning, ihe enure summer. It will be cool 1 A eek ago Medford d. fealed Ihe and evervhodv might 10 be present. I1"-'"1 "e team here hy a score of id IVoai hing al II o'clock. In the even-1'" "' s Ihe hxal Ham will be Ing the union nervier will he held weakened hy the absence of s. ver in the I'm-bit, tiian i lunch and,"1 '' ,h" '"''l 1'Iayers. Mi.itoid is I brother Caldwell of the Umiti-ti ;"" confid' nt of ret-aling the vic- church will be tlie prcaiher. 11. E. ",r- Among the numhct of the I Mow. M'dford team who left are Kan. ! 'Clark. Tuniy, Hnhrman. M'ood, I M. E. Church. South. Main d''l"hns,nn. Uetchell, Kelly aud Kllssiil. IUo Stlld bake tlhxh l. b.llils no Vn'tinj) In Rotrturg Mr". Wilbur Culp has to:i Uti-.hlHK X hett ln (s (;.( xetal da) xi-itmir with h' er. Mr. ;. H. Wnlirn. 'H- Com ier. the tegular service, of the day PIERCE PUTS BAN liewi i-MHH.H i,i tl.-UMI llOUr. 1111- med lately follow inn the eleven O CHICK WerVHt H TH1III04T of vie ron jicreirailon will have for Calapooia i where they will han basket lunch j with sexeml of the roncn'tat ions from t.ailiy towns Tlie Ilex Mr. ON SUNDAY RACES AT FAIR GROUNDS AUGUST 31! The regular Fall Term Rt the Eugene Business College, begins on the above date. Other enrollment dates are September 8, 14.21. All inquiries for information fjladly answered. Eugene Business College Phone 666 A. E. ROBERTS, President 9)2 Willamette St. Eugens, Oregon ; Howard ol li.ikl.i-td. will rn rh at soe'aimti for ns ' ihe eleven o'clock ami Ihe Hi v. .1. It. race Hack for the .nmmnhit. jljinib. of .suiheiiin. iil preai h In Sunday August l'i, Caveinnr I'icrce H.M.EM. Ore. Aug. 1 In r" potise lo an application or the National Auto llai ;ng Clay.-le ss- fair races Coos for w.islied saml aed risnl. a'l.l r t-ainl t- li'id t'.pli lUn, rninl. or leave olders al bury ftoie. r 'iitirH f IIIM nil .I hill. I MILITARy MANLt BvlS rou ri .4 mi, niircoi Me lfilifr, siimII rl rnrrfnl KUirrilln, frln tln lptlaS trli arft atttnara la. Marti I imlilwi. ' I I rkrrriir ( rBc Ihe aitetnoon. Kxerxh.nly I- inxitivi i lo attenu these (terx h en. The stew. , j ard of this chnn h will hae n I brlw'f nieeiitl(t in the rhi.r-ei. s -n I eenln at ": o"t ; p . , . mMin: i ii:al U' !!' -i c ei -.i-j tn. The W. M S. w 'l h-.w t -i sot lal niee-mu 'I h 1 1 . 1 - a1:. In the ctiun h pallor. T!.- -e, ,. h nf f'e nicetiiir ar ie.e,n,.. , French. l homaH. Cobb a id Mm. ni ton. All nimbrit and friend cor UiUr lovhtd to attend. ye.-terdayrepii.il tb;it the trjuk will not be available or thai pur- JMtSO. In the application w pioaii-et! ho npeti,nnce of s'j h itar as M:r-y Oldtield. Ualph U Palnm. Kd lie Hem m Milton Cixiper Hmi iN-paolo It whji etinuptl tiiat the ! would mt th tai lair W.tio.'. HAULING 33 ks HoiKdnt xseuum cleaner Z.lei Fee lidw. Co. Is jenueijuoronfevd (mr trucks travel over all roads. They nver grumble at the mov'ng taMvs we Imtiose upon them. Our long distance rates re as low as can be found for such a service. ' Ws a m to plsasa" H. S. FRENCH TBANiFlK AND STORAGE CO Phoea 220 a hi- ie
