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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday by Tha News-Review Co.. Inc. B. WVUATRS BERT G. BATES- -President and Manager Hwwlfy.TrMliriT -PRUNE Entered as second tlaia matter May 17, 1920. at the pout offic at Koseburg, Oregon, under tha Act of March I. 1579. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mail- Daily," alx montha, by mail Dally, three months, by mall. Dally, single mouth, by mail Daily, by carrier, per mouths Weekly News-Review, by mail, per year- Menber mi The A ur!tr4 I'rru. The-Associate! Prs Is exclusively nulled to the at for republl eatloa.o all news dispatches credited lo It or not otherwise crtdlled In ttu paper and to all local news published herein. All riahta ul rs fiublicatlua of special dispatches hsraln ara also rsrved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, AUGUST 19, 1025. OIL SUPPLY PLENTIFUL. "Notwithstanding its daily use in enormous quantities, the supply of petroleum products in the United States is in no danger of a shortage. Far from it, ve are assured in a report issued after an exhaustive investigation by a commis sion which included, among others, four members of Presi dent Coolidge's cabinet. Five billion, three hundred million barrels of oil, the report announces, can be yielded by exist ing fields through present methods of pumping and flowing. And the estimate is made after present fields cease to pro duce there will remain in the ground, unrecoverable by pumping or flowing, twenty-six billion barrels of oil, a large portion of which may be recovered through new, but known, methods, such as flooding with water, the use of air or gas pressure to force the oil out, or mining. Altogether this comprises a considerable quantity of oil "in sight." But the major reserves of the nation lie in an area of more than a billion unexplored acres of land in the United States which are geologically favorable to the presence of oil. Here new fields are to be discovered. Then there are imports, partic ularly from South America, which will relieve the strain on the American reserves. And when, if ever, the supply of petroleum fails, the nation has huge deposits of oil shale, coal and lignites, from all of which liquid fuel and lubricants c.nn be obtained in such vast quantities as to present an as pect of unlimited supply, which will be drawn upon as price of products justifies development. - The report draws particular attention to two impend ing developments of very great importance. One is the ex tension within the industry of "cracking" crude oil, a pro cess which increases the yield of the all-important gasoline. The other is a change in motor construction which, roughly speaking, will double the mileage of the automobilo per gal lon Of gasoline. Herein is true conservation. Altogether, the findings of the committee are reassur ing. There may be passing periods of shortage of petroleum, but there is no danger in the situation. o . For all forms of life and property insurance the Ameri can people pay annually about $.1,500,000,000 a sum far greater than that paid by the next richest nation for such protection. Annual premium payments for property protec tion, not including automobile and theft insurance, is ap proximately $1,000,000,000, and for fife insurance about $2,r00,000,000. The figures represent estimates from au thoritative sources, compiled by Prudential Insurance comp any statistics, and include an item of $273,272' a year lor earthquake insurance. The earthquake premiums, it is stated, are drawn chiefly from the West, where recent dis astrous temblors arc said to have greatly simulated the bus iness of underwriters. It is estimated that 15,000,000 peo ple now pay weekly premiums, o Commercial fishermen holding licenses from the master fish warden of the state are entitled to fish within the limits of stations assigned to them, regardless of whether they own proity adjacent to their fishing grounds, but they must remain within their own limits. This, in effect, was the crux tu" an opinion handed down by a Portland court Tuesday. The decision is of importance to those engaged in salmon fishing because it lays down the rule that no fisherman is entitled to operate beyond the boundaries of that section of the river assigned to him in his license. o Having reached Portland, the trio of fugitive convicts have made it more convenient for Oswald West, who is a resident of that city and who recently evinced a willingness to join in the pursuit. While Walt Pierce declined to accept West s challenge to join with him in the chase for Murray & Co., we notice that the Governor bars nobody in his offer of $1,000 reward for each of the escan?d men, dead or alive, and Os might as well pick up a few dollars while the "grand standing" is good. o Strength Fancy Gr PltKWS Br u. BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Soma people just can't Wait for nature. to Take fu course Yettiddy eve we taw A fond parent Try in' to teach Hit Infant ton to Laugh and he Was uiin' a Glove etretcher For the operation. h H H DUMBELL OORA THINKS IMarshmallowa grow irt a swamp, BACK TO NATURE No man with an ordinary amount of intelligence can doubt the truth of the old adage, "History repeats Itself." If they do, let them stand for a few minutes on any comer of any street down town and be convinced that the women folks have returned to the costumes of Mother Eve., Why, bless you, good people, a piece of calico the size of a palm leaf worn by Mother Eve if made into a garment would make the stylish dame of 1925 feel overdressed. , Marriage used to be considered a gamble. Times have changed now. in j r L'L. m A man can see what he is getting Annual Products Exhibit to Be Held in Armory Oil Vt5 -X lJUjL beach or camp refreshed, but why drop back into old ruts and hard work In kitcharts? Call us up and we can help you conserve. FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY HOT BREAD EVERY NOON ROASTS, SALADS iiiURSDAY SPECIALS Ment Balls Spanish. Roast Beet, Pineapple Cream and Raspberry Pica VOSBURGH & WIARD Phone SIS POULTRYMEN OF C01TFTAKEUP INYPROBlEi Committee Discusses Means . for Enlarging Profits of the Industry. Ii inn nnnniinm niinm in nrr-nrl SEPTEMBER 25 ; . "'I getting everyone nowadays and ao can else. No one can doubt the word of a woman today when aha eaye, 'I have nothing to wear," for that la exactly what aha usually haa on. Mother Eve In tha Garden of Eden felt ashamed in her modest attire, with only her husband and tha voire of the Lord for company, but the cute little maiden of 1925, clad In aUout the aame garment does not feel In the least em bar rased. Our fathera used to pay from fif. ty cents up to two dollars for a front row aert in a burlesque ihow and feel well aatisfied with the bar gain, but ua young dudes have the old timers beat to a frazzle. We can Just ait down anywhere up town an aee the aame thing put on by home talent, free of charge, j. .5. .;. Now they'vo none and nicknamed ine nigm cop "vaccination" 'cause he can't catch anything. J. .J. .. When a visitor stops you on the main draj and makea an inquiry don't greet him with a grunt Be cordial, courteous, obliging and let 1 nifn. Lot 1 Irish Cobbler or Cobbler type. 3, 2, 1; Lot 2 Early Ohio. 3, 2. 1; 1-ot 3 Hurbank. 3, 2, 1; Lot 4 Netted Gem, 3, 2, 1. Divislun C. truiu Class 1. Ad pies, r.ach exhibit shall consist 01 'ive sK'Ciniens. j Lui I Yellow Ncwtons, 1, 50; I Lot 2 Spiuenburg, 1. 6u; Lot 3 Jonathan, 1, 50; Lot 4 Winter llauaiia. 1. uu; IaH a lH-iicious, 1, ,60; 1.01 Ort.ey, 1, 50; Lot V jGrav.iisletn, 1, 5u. best plate any variety, au.uu. Class 2. Pears. Each exhibit shall cunsisl of live sptcliueus. Lot 1 liartleti, 1, 50; Lui 2 Hose, 1, 5o; Lot 3 Li Aujou, 1, 50; Lot 4--V inter Nellla, 1, 60; Lot 5 Cornice. 1, 50; Lot 6 Howell, 1, 50; Lot 7 Shelton, 1, 50. Uest plate any variety, 15.00. C ass 3. Peaches. Each exhibit SHOW IS COUNTY-WIDEf" 7. TZZ "7 Lit 2- (Hale, 1, 50; Lot 3 Lute Crawfoid, 1, 6'N Lot 4 Cling, any variety, I, 60. largest ?eacn by weight Jl.oO. Class 4. Grapes. Exhibit shall consist of ten pounds or more on one tray. Lol 1 Flame Tokay, 1, 50; Lot 2 lllack Prince, 1. 50; Lot 3 I Chasslcss Hose, 1, 50; Lot 4 Mal aga. 1. 5o; Lot 5 Concord, 1, 50: Lot ti Sweet Water, 1. 50. largest Ibuinh any variety, by weigtit 1.00. Class 5. Prunes. Exhibit shall Premium List Given. Chamber of Commerce As- sisting Growers Expect Even Better Exhibits Than Last Year. WILL GATHER DATA Complete Survey Planned of Commercial Flocks Feed Importations Will Likely Cease. Saturday Specials for next Saturday we are oflerlug a flue Hound Covered Aluminum Roaster 98c You can ace thive Roastors In our window, and you will aree they are worth much more. No phone orders, nor no Iloastera laid aside for future delivery. Couio trarly. Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers prunes to go from here and She'ri uan thia year. Portland Minimum rates of 27 per h. p. quoted for large users of electric power. Marshiield Engineers will de cide on new bridge to cross Coos I IIIilTISH SHIP OWMlltS COMPKTK HOIl TltAMI STEAMKIl t Allt.OKS. A premium list for the second nntiual Land Product show lo bejcons''t f ttn pounds or more on Ik Id In Hi i i -ti i l -r a an.i ?K was I one nay. announced today from t it-- i ' m-! Lot Italian, 1, 50; Lot 2 Pe lier of commerce olfice. i hu tin tile. 1. 50; .Lot 3 Date, 1. 50. will lie held In the nrnicrr unu Class 6. Walnuts. Exhibit shall will continue throughout two full ' ' " pounds or more on one tray days. Last year the show was a suc cesa and It is thotiRht that tnU year's exhibition ol liougias coun- rivnl that ty products will last. inc snow is eoutitv-widn him know that vau ara ralnhtu nl3H Itlld growers from nil it,.,-ti,,n nr to be of some service to him. It all 'tnn county will he giv-n an op- helps and creates a better atmoa-1 porttinliy in enter exhibits. phere in your city. The tourists'. Tne "how is being sponnored by first impressions are what count ,ne chamber of commerce in ro and if he happens to run up against ' operation with grunge organiza a disgruntled Individual who groans n ",ll farmers, when asked a question its dollars Individual fiirin exhibits will lie to doughnuts he'll place your town H'ell lionllix at the show. Space on hia black-list. divided .iiully lietwp. n 4. 4. .. . , 'lie various clashes ul products. ,llu . , . . ! Vegetable and fruit exhibits arid "Now all you little bt i who flowers will he awarded prizes, want to go to heaven lift n your The Uosi hurg Women's Club will right hands. ,e in charge or n.. iinw.-r ..vi.i- nflnus went up except cne in Lu. I Kranquett, 2, 1.00; Lot 2 Mavetle, 2, 1.00. Class 7. Filberts. Exhibit shaiJ be five pounds or more on one of tray. Li t 1 Barcelona, 1, 50. Flower Show. liivlMnn II. Class 1. Individual display of five or more varieties grown by exhibllor. Kiil.s: These exhibits will be judr'i d as fol.ows: J.';imher of varieties. 20 pi r cenl: Quality of foliage and blnom, 0 per rent; Ileroratlun and arrange ment, 20 per rent. Premiums: $7.50, $5.00, $3.00. Class 2. lxil 1 Ulsplay IS blooms Asters, 2, 1: Lot 2 display lfi blooms Formulating of plans for the anillvwia nf ton nn.,1,,. .. . In the county and dis, nion f electric power, LONDON. Aug. 19. Shipping vivi of i,.i,a ni in,,,..,.!,,. .v, Maralii ivkl -Engi neera will de- freights are at present In a bad Drofitableneas of n.i. imr,viu,,i cide on new bridge to cross Cooaiway. Italea have fallen to levels agricultural enterpri-e was the Bay- - ' ! below those of pre-war days and principal business of the poultry Labor conditions in Oregon gen-, represent losses to many Bhip couimirtee nr iho !ii ,., erally good, with some shortage of owners. Large liner companies economic conference which met iarm help. (are experiencing a great dearth Vondav niL-hl In ih. ..rfl,.. ,. Marihtleld Coos Veneer nnil rtnx of demand for their space and County Agent Cooney. The com-1 Co. starts night shift with 176 cut rates to absorb cargoes which plele personnel of the committee men. .would ordinarily go on tramp USA nnmef nl tha t- u,4 fln.pnn hanks cnini-ri tl Jfiil 7fel 1 SteamerS. lhA Vnrk nntlinu t.x ,..n I in rniirr,u ltwf vast- I This POliCV Is Said tO be In- ber to accomplish between now Salem Western Paper Convert-' sufficient to fill the liners with and the time the general confer- j ing Co. $2oo,ouO capital, to build i remunerative cargo and conse enee Is held November 19 and 20. ! factory here. , quently several concerns have I can Bee a great need for Gresham Pickle and canning: cunaueu jaiuug proKriu ami uniiing the poultrymen of the 1 company increases plant capacity : lald un ,everal Doa'"- Many car county in the common solution i lor record year. : go steamers are returning to the of their problems." said Ceo. W. I Burns Ground to be broken nome ports ln Da,lal rattier Hurt, chairman of the committee. I Sept. 1 for great Herrick pine mill. Towards this end I am convlnc- j Klamath Palls Southern Pa ed that the conference will be ' cific buys 88 acres at $500 an acre, well worth while." Similar ex-i for shop use. pressions were made by other Medford-Ilogue River pear crop members of the committee pre- breaking all records, with 2000 sent Including, Monroe N'uince, It. carloads. E. (lurney, Harry Boyle, M. B. j Multnomah county added $15,000. Green and R. A BtifenbarK. 1 000 to tax assessment roll, this According to the 1S)1 census, year the poultry Industry in the court- ; Astoria-Big fill of l.ftoo.000 cu- ,1? t"ric,.i, r?i : blc .pleted by Port of As-! meeting at the home of Mrs time, bmia it is nuw thought that ; than accept rales quoted In some i trades. o Men's suits cleaned ana pressed, $1 50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone . CAMAS VAI.I.KV MOWS. the school room. "Why. Isadora, don't you want to go to heaven?" "No. My papa says business has gone to hell, and I want to be where the beeziness is." : Its hard to make the average seventeen year old girl believe that when she is forty those glorious dimples will turn to wrinkles. OR A $1 SHIRT If the average wife has thought tors. or every imaginable way to spend :U,M,.la. 3 9 1 l.nr 3 IlismaV bit. There will also be an exlil- r, blnnms Dahlia. 3. 2. 1; I-ot 4 bit of lh boyV and girls' club iMttplav 1". blooms Zennlas. 3. 2, 1. work, under the direction of W. ru1p; These exhibits will be P. Carpenter. Th Pomona grim-,u.tKm as follows: ce. according lo John Alexander. Quality of bloom and foliage. 60 W orthy Master, will lie represent- I c,,nl: Decoration and arrange ed by exhibits from six granges, j , ., p(,r r,,nt. Those parties desiring space at , oir,' club Work Sewing. Iho armory are requested t ! The exhibits shall consist of all make arrangements with the I work ,, ,,v exhibitor In club chainl-r of commerce office iy, fr with sample book if made. tnioiiKh I,. Andes, secretary. f rHi,,m ifrst. SOU: second Rules and Regulation. ,r,n. third, 2.00; fourth, 1.30; fifth, All exhibits must bo 1923 linn nop grown by exhibitor or txhibi- Division 2 first. 3 00; second. '2-.0; third, 2.00; fourth, 1.5": fifth. All booths la each class shall i n he industry is responsible for 10 per cent of thut revenue of the county. Such an enterprise, it wus brought out at the committee meeting, should lie conducted in such a munner us to permit its growth and development along economic lines. This can ber,t be accomplished, it was thought, through a self-deiermined pro gram formulated by the poultry- men of the county with the us- sistauce of the extension service. In order lo facilitate a poul try survey of the county to iu iclufle tho'o thint;s not coer'd by the census, in which poultrymeu will be interested and to muke Die committee more representa tive, tile size of Hie poultry com mittee was enlarged. The ap pointments made )y Chairman Hurt Include. Mrs. T. B. Adams, Klkton; L. S. Compton, Drain;' Jay Huntington, Youcalla; Koy iTruitt, Oakland; J. L. Cole, Kose- burg; T. F. Hurd, Looking Glas; Mrs. H. J. Denn, Camas Valle; Claude A. Puckett, Canyonvill tuna. I Prinovllle Duckett & Spoo will build sawmill here ,to employ 30 , men. I Klamath Falls Right of way sought for 75-mile railroad to Klam-1 athon, where copper smelter is1 The Camas Valley W. C. T. U. will hold their regular business W. (!. Iteetx; Friday, August 21. Every one Is cordially invited. . The Camas Valley Sunday School will hold Its regular ses sion, next Sunday, Aug. 23, at the grove near the I'pper school houfe. Sunday School will be 10 promised with $1,000,001) business, i o'clock, followed by a sermon by Mountain States Power Co. ; Rev. II. W. Rummell, with a baa starts new power dam on Santiam ket dinner at noon. ' Hon B. L. river, at Lebanon. j Kddy of Hoseburg will give an Kugene Building permits for address in the afternoon. All seven months total $1,616.2115. j other. Sunday Schools are cordi- The Dalles Wasco Pine Box & ally invited to attend. Lumber Co. to build 150.000-foot I o mill here. I . Grant, pnsIrt ti,i hmi.i. Taylor-mio. concrete is good eon- cannery to handle fruit and vegv I Crete. Tel.. 225-H tabies. i tiermiston farmers shipped 51,- 635 crates of asparagus, worth $1 a i crate. I Bnndon considers selling city 1 hydroelectric plant to private own- ers. Trout fingerling placed in 30 ; Cascade Mounlain lakes. Construction of Albany-I-banon highway begun, lo cost "U7. Oil Albany Albany college building contract let for total of $7524. DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE 1. ner allowance, and has exhausted be uniform size for group display ' Division 3 first S "D; second enure repertoire, tnen she is and all exhibits shall be confined ,,. ,hii un. f,,rih 1 -,n fifih. 1 "0. Home Economics. Canning: 1. The exhibits shall almost sure to buy :ier husband a .within the Uxith rail red necktie. 3, All bunting and decoration j b 'I' 1111 List 1' removed from Ihe walls There is none so disagreeable as 0,,i" nnl la,,'r 'nan ""U the follow who almost aorees with a"'r ""' " ")'" '"it"- you. j Ail aitichs must be correctly II I) Watzlir Mvrlle ( reik! M E. .MatKs, South Deer Creek; C. 1 Albany Klks will spend $10,000 L. Hruyton, Dixonviile, and M. ; to remodel lodge building here. Southern Oregon Gas Company. 'Location of principal place of busi ness, San Francisco, California. Lo- cation of works. State of. Oregon. Notice There are delinquent up on the following described stock, on account of an assessment levied on the 26th day of June, 1925, the several amounts set opposite the ( names of the resiiective Bharehold j ers, as follows: No. 11. Bauer, Kiddie. McMtnnvillc New $35,lioo holt I Names Shares Amount Stii h questions as the number , lo be built on site fit old Com- Martha Heurlng 50 $50000 of commercial flocks in Ihe conn- .uierrl.il hotel. Helen C. Jacobsen 50 500 00 ty of 250 birds or over, the sire Baker Chris Lee sella 5000 ! Neal Power 10 li(OOi) of the average farm flock, t he 1 lambs, for 1928 record nrlre 10 i T. W. Mllea . s r.nnn Thc labelvd G All Ovllihll. mnul V... 1 8ome time ago this col. Inquired, and ready for inspection on or bf "What has become of the old fash- fore 3 o'clock p tn. Thursday See ioned feller who Jingled his money temher 21. Failure in meet this In his pant's pocket.'" , n-quln ment shall b considered a It -has finally dawned upon us .lenieril of five point, against the that a feller is in lurk to have a . ..r., r n.., . ,i.;i.,. . 1 pair 01 pants tnfse d.iys, let alont 6 anyuiing to Jingle in 'em. 4- ..... .... ... 1 wriirioy. the clicwinir cum man. 1ms rxn aiticil how ho I...:i 1 f mi; . . . .... 1'- mini, up u ijuniiii'ss in iiiiiiions 01 pacKjitfi's a day. 'lie lias i. y . none 11 ny MitKinu; 10 11 is own lino iintl julvortisiiiH; it lie V spenda over a million dollars a year in buying; newspaper 1 tpiice to tell the world about 5-cent tliew inp; pun). He has educated people to chew jrum and to thew Writfley's. lie did not stop shouting as soon as he attracted attention. He says you must keep it up or the buyers will forget you. Whether yours is a 5-cent or a $.10,000 bu.Miiess, keep telling about it. 0 Dr. David Starr Jordan, of Stanford university, an nounces that man and ape have the same blood and anatomy. He shows some consideration for the feelings of his fellow humans, however, by refraining from any comparison of habit.1!. Maybe the apes are equally as thankful. Any exhibit having no com- petition may be given first or sec em! prize at Ihe discretion of Luther Burbank may yet be able j",K'' to make a wallflower look like a "' ' I'femluni exhibits In Di perfect peach. ,lsion A lie b,ieome property of 1 I Hoseburg Home and Land Pro- "i, - .duffs Show. extent to huh green feed is 1 Denver buyer. available In the average hoc anil Many Sherman county wheat the possibility of u.ai ketinB I ry-, fields are yielding 30 lo 32 bushels eis ou a l.trer scale will ull be 1 ptr acre. .O Ted in the 'rv..y. Rainier Cannery will .mi.lv prol.i. an .,r tur!--e i.:i-l:.g ! &tM hands during string bean sea is'i di-ii ,.-.1 am; .1 q:i-M- aon. consist nf a Jar each nf two varte-1 1. in'ii'i:t coiern.g tins iniiwnn 1, , McMinnvllIe 50 cars green li. s of fruit and one of vegetables: indiL'iry will also be sent 0111. Lie prues to go from here and Sheri :;.'0 2 50. 1.00. (omrol of dise.ie Is I'ail'clilaiiy 1 ,.in y,ar 3. The exhibits shall consist or 1 impunitm nun una imase .1 11 ; n,.,,Ma h()n(,y ,.,., th3 nns Jar each of two varieties of! problem will be disc -ussed. It , b,.st (n.Hr knnwn fruit: S.on. 2 50. II..). wa, orougnt out inai in- 1 irKc .,,ndleton-I75.nnn pounds wool rooking: The exhihlls shall con- crop of Douglas county was large- oM f. r sist of one loaf white bread. !' fattened on Nebraska or Da-1 . 1 " Division 14.00. 2 50, 2.00. 1.50. I ""; 'l ' thought that this , KIDDIES' SCOOTERS , . , .might he changed and a systet.i ' tna worked out wherebv tnikeys can ... 1 clnhlren have a sroolrr. be rattened on leeds produced 11. I w l' eivr '"u 'Use wheel rub Douglas couniv. thus keeping this ; tM'r lml scooter for 1 5 and $2.25. money at home. ' "'ue at carrs. ill a we think there oughta be. it'd sure ' bt tough fer the -aBpayers." j TOKYO PLANS TO RECLAIM MANY INUNDATED ACRES The subway ron.lnictlon Is ex;.cf id to ptmide sultl, i. nl earth i t 'M r r.W ai-ri'. The aid of tin. government will lie askisl In t tl -- rei IsiiiHtioti work Cook with gas. PORTO RICO SHAKEN BY TEMBLORS. 6 HOURS APART TOKYO. Aug. Pl.-The nienli I pal auiliorlile have announced that M'VtI hundnil acres of land In 1 Tokyo, which yearly are tmindaiiil by floods, are lo be raised by th use of earth removed In the con airirritnn of the 11, w subwav, sew-1 ers, water main :ind other pro'ecis. f Th.' rlty has I nl ihls plan tinderl ft.- ,ir.. j-..,ru, ;(. i consideration lor a number of yeat t ' dwunr t earthquake -h k w.i but II has t n postponed from f.-U In the Island of P..-I 1 Hi-o at lime- lo tlmv Ix'catise of lack of 11:10 nrlmk tills morning l.iMirs funds'. ' for aboui iwo min'ites Anoth -r The total cost of salvaging the shock less severe whs felt hIh,i' Jowr ground and making it habit- o'clock. No damage has been re able Is estimated at 30.ooo.oo0 yen. 1 rotted. Booth Exhibits. Division A .('lass 1 llrange or Communi'v booths. All llrance or 1 imtmtimtv hooins scoring f per rent will be entiMed 10 a bonus of the people were in Jail ,, n addition lo anv prize nionev won by tbeai. j Bill' s: Tb-sJ exliihil. will be i " - - ijii.laed as follows: 1st. Quality of, STERMAN STOVE SPECIAL prolm t. .i p..r rent: 2nd. (;..n'ral ,' Ju-t receixi .l fii.ni the tai lory a appearance, ;m (H.r rent; 3rd. Di-1 roniplele tanned beat stoe, aluml-' erly of proline's. In per rent.; nun pot nnd co-.i-r. aid a ran of First priat... :",oo: second prize. I heat-a 7"tr n gular at the sfwcial $15 01; third nrt-e. $111 ihi, j price of 5'ic. See lle iu at fair's. Individull Farm Exhibit. i , t clan 2-ltu!' s as for crange or s MARK TWAIN MEMORIAL 'Cnmmunlly booths. ' LIBRARY TO FEATURP ' Klr-t prire. ;S ml; second prize, INSURANCE BUILDINC SI"."": I bird prize, ll.l.OO. 1 I Individual Vegetable Exhlbita. KKOKI'K. Iowa Aua IS A mi-l Cla 3 Kai h evhil.it shall ron- mortal lor Ma'k Twsm will be n. sl-t of at terl table varieties, rinded in ihe ii.w Ixi 1 1'lnr of an ; llnln- Vvhihlts will be judged! li'MiTanre cieiiviiiv heri' 'as fo'luwsr , The lew building will b" In. .it. , lt. Ocimliv of Products. 50 nrr nevl d.Kir to the ,,!, print -l . t. tn enf 2nd. Dlv. rsiir of Products, ' whl.h '.1k Tsi.'i wi.rk--l a 11 0 n-r rent: "r (leneral Annear' 1 Boys' and Girls' Gardening. i i;,nden-3.oo. 2 50. 1 f", 1.00. I Potatoes: The exhibit shall ron- :s:-t of one peck grown and select- , d bv club members; S.oo. I i'nrn: The exhibit shall consist 1 of ten ears field corn grown and ,si,ected by rlub members: 4.00, I ; .1). 2.00. 1.50, l.oo. j "A rommittee of the Chamber of Commeree Is rnnvasslng space 1 I, , lav. said vir. Anttes tins inorn- Another meeting bf the poultry new line Just In. committee will be held In Octo ber at the call of Mr. Hurt. The vegetal-le crops committee of Ihe conference will meet lo night ln the county agent s office. l-ltil K OK NATIONS I.CKlkS M NKW KMKiltANT KIKI.DS All of the foregoing shares are Included In certificates Nos. 10. 13. 15, 17. standing in the name of LOUIS SI TTKIl and held In es crow pursuant to Instruction from the Corporation Commissioner of the Slate of California, bv ANGLO CALIFORNIA TIU'ST COMPANY. And In accordance with 'law and ! an order of the Hoard of Directors year made on the 2(!th day of June. 1925, so many share) of each parrel of such stock as may be necessary w ill be sold at public auction at the office of the Company. 532 Market street. San Francisco.- California, on Saturday the 29th day of August, 1925. at the hour of 11:45 o'clock a. m. of said day lo pay said delin quent assessment thereon, together w-ith costs of advertising and ex penses of the sale. II. S. YOVNC. Secretary. Office 5T2 Market Street, San Francisco. California. lirKNOS AIUKS. Aug. 19. Colonel James Proctor has com- n.1 Good paint costs noiiving because and will be ready to olferl" saves more loan 11 num. ,vr 1 ine.ru a isiur or tne Interior of to local firms who wish tn u-e tor prices an.i esumaies. wan- "imunia on nenall of the Labor for advertising purpo.es. to as- j Gerretsen Co l ltureau of the League of Nations 1 ...! iw iie!MiK,aie. conditions OREGON WEEKLY I for settling w hat are estimated INDUSTRIAL REVIEW I to be more than 2ihi.ih.o Russian land some German retugeea. The Portland has started J25.17l.Uj -t the Chamber in putting over Land Products show. This thod is used to take care of i.. financial side of the show." Tor washed sand and grave, and .ister sand see Rudolph Harness, tdy Point, or leave orders at. .rksbury store. pnnt"r nr.rinc !v; re'tmi: t(o ? 'a i-ilv dir.M'.orv. which h's bmlh i)rli. 1. published Pi this dii'i'. I the humorist rives his occupi-.ti ' us jki nnl qearian I A lot nl or lihia:v In which wi'l tiin lie k. pi many (f (he ricods of CI. re is' p, rsor.sl l:t. I the n.e-; Divis'. tnoi.al p'nnncd A pilnl.-rs tase, cnrn. l-helOKt ap:is, ail'i. ' aphs BVd pus- (lf ,.n sib'v a ."pv nf ihe diriemry on 1 . 1 an, e. ;n per c nf Virsi f.rii', i:, ..a- sen.nd prize. i' nil; third I'Hrc. $' 00. Cup award f,-r anv hcto'h exhibit inni highest lo he won three W 111. tl ("I" !!!.'!' W.M k eluded as part of It.e lie r..in. o Table Exhibits, n 11. Kiel I crop. Class 1 The rxh'hll shall consist I's of I h virletv. Y-llniv. 3 1 Inl - I .I will he In hiie. S 2 1 I-.! ?--rilnt. 5 2 1: 1 luuipuicnt ol f,, 4 p,,,,.orn. S. 2, 1; Lot 5 S-l. 3. 2. 1. Cla? 2 Pnuto. -j. Faih rxhlbll Arundel, piano tuner, raoua 1!-L, !),1 ko0!,iM , on, p ii. butll!nr ninf JHnnHry 1. Silv i;on L'ontrmn let far new Hrninry, tn ctMt $C.5l. i Mttrhftold CnrvMruction to b' i rufht'il on f:!tM,iw.i hotfl. IV'tidU'ton - Wheat fHIs Ml to 1142 a buhH. I ItK-ont rti niaml for Columbia mn nM. wilmon. hh d in and hvt1 lUnilon-rummuniiy hopit;.! may Mnt'lt'Ion hp.incle null tv-re J.h Kose0ui5team LAUNDFu KIDS Ijbor Hureau plans to send them to South American countries in order to relieve some congested districts In Kurope. especially the Yolga reeion In Russia. In a memorial presented to the Argentine secretary of agricul ture. Dr. I.ebreton. High Com- I missioner Proctor says that the 1 Lahor Hureau of the League of ' Nation' is studying the possibility of directing a flow of Kusan Bnd (..-rrnan emigrants Iionntries where labor is working on double shift basis. . appreciation ... , . ... . i ' I' in. spinas iiiutii, s. ii.nfi iiii I we I ptovements. now under way, 10 cost ;;,i.i imhi. IVntlb'ton - Ileynolds l.iesloi-k Co. at Salt Ik" buys 16. "v lambs here. Ashland - laical cannery will use Lei ton Kvergreen b'rlies and Inn., tons inrs. Klanialh 1'nlls sin-ndlng $2.H.n.u) mtli'S street tfii no nis. Sal. m pT poiin, crop to p ir the courtesies extended bv Ihe Argentine authorities, the me morial says that the ljihor Hu reau wants a close ronnection with the Argentine government in ord. r to facilitate the entrance of emigrants into Argentina and that such emigrants would only he sent af'er proper guarantees are o mlnid concerning their la bor value and morality. The bu-' iniprine- 'k the Argentine govern ,, .,,. ment tn send Infcrmation and In Heror.l prire of II 1 ".- ,trurtnns regarding the selertlon paid for peppermint oil, ,( emigrant. ,y f.l'.'l per acre. . 0 Kainl. r -Cannrrr wtil employ i Men's suits cleaned ard pressed ' hands durinr siring bean season. :150. Rosebui. Cleaneri phone i Mc.Minni ille 50 cars green 472. LEAVE Tr6 WEAR. ANtt COLOR. IN knOTrtATElshWNS to other I aj JlyJT H0V( VIE VIM ! scarce. Fvery shirt that we laun der and every collar that Waves our place Is laun dered up to perfection. Just cactly as our ensto-tm-rs want them. We give personal attention to all laur.liy that roniea In. and that Is the reason that we do mrh good work. If von an. not retorted with v'our laundry work, send It lo us; yon will be then. Roteburg Steam Laundry phone ;