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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. AUCUST 26. 1925. -ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW iMued Dally Except Sunday by Tha Newt-Review Co.. Inc. - B. W. BATKS - BEKT 0. BATES. -President and Manager ..Secretary-Treasurer - Entered a second tlass matter May 17, 1920. at the post office at - Koseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 1, 187. SUBSCRIPTION Dally, per year, by Dally, six months, by malL. RATES . . Dally, three months, by mall - Daily, single month, by mall. Daily, by carrier, pur mouth. " Weekly News-Review, by mall, per year-. t 00 J 00 1.00 . .Ml . .(0 - J-00 Meaiber mt Tae AMrtitr4 Press. Ths Associated freits Is eiclulvely entitled to the use for republi cation uf all nwws dispatches credited to It or not olnrwl.e credited ' In this paper and to all Itxal news published herein. All rights ot re 1 publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 1925. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM OWNERS. A Federal census report covering a five-year period in -Douglas county, appearing in the news columns of today's . issue if the News-Review, shows that, in common with the "lest of western Oregon, fewer farms are being run by rent- '," -crs and more of them by owners. This is as it should be riiecause it makes for stability of the county's dominant in- tlustry agriculture. The farm owner must of necessity be 'more interested than a tenant in farm progress in the same proportion that the home owner in the city is naturally more -concerned than a renter in the welfare of the municipality, - The report also shows that less livestock is being raised in -"the county and less hay and grain. The latter is naturally "concomitant to the former. Fewer mouths to feed calls for -less quantities of feed. Horses, for instance, are being re--plnced by tractors and automobiles, and the average farmer, instead of tilling as great an acreage as formerly for hay and -grain, buys oil and gas and occasionally repairs for automo- tive vehi' Ies. The decrease in the number of cattle was na- tural and not wholly unexpected. In some parts of the coun- ty conditions are favorable to cattle raising, but most of rr.'those who ventured in that Jine pf industry are ready by this "time to agree with the recent assertion of Governor Pierce Tthat "boef cannot be profitably raised in this state." Not '"withstanding its high authority, that statement is probably debatable, but Douglas county generallye is making better success financially with fruit, broccoli and poultry, and the years to come will undoubtedly register increasing profits in those lines. Providence did not decree that Roscburg should bo sit- uatcd on that portion of the Uinpqua river which is naviga- --.ble, but full compensation for the impossibility of enjoying 1,.. revenues from the steamboat industry will be received when I'the upper portion of the north branch of the river is harness- ed by the California-Oregon Power company for the purpose cf furnishing electric power to a region that in part bears a "direct commercial relation to this city. More available pow--er means more users and ultimately minimum rates, and it means also nn opportunity for great industrial development IZThe North Umpqua river is a veritable "nest egg" for Rose burg it has been so recognized by far-sighted citizens for ycars but until recently there appeared little or no pros pect that the nest would ever yield appreciable benefits. Speed the coming of the power plant and let the present gen- oration enjoy some of the boon. o Roseburg Kiwanians and their wives journeyed to -Medford last night for an inter-city meeting with the organ ixation members of that city. Such meetings will do much ', to promote better relations between the two cities. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK Br BERTS BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS-. Mot of the Village horse-shoe Pitchin' fraternity t Are now engaged j In pitchin' I Chunks of wood Into the cellar. DUMBELL DORA THINKS i A three-piece orchestra is one with only three selections they can We lugged a watermelon home! the other p, m. and with our mouth j waterln'- and our appetite set on( enjoy In' a good-sized slab we plunged the butcher knife into the I The melon was a delightful on the interior and Mister No Excuse for Going Hungry The Delicatessen is here to help Housewives. Campers, Tourists Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat Famous Mt. NcEo Chicken' Tamalcs Fresh Potato Chips Daily Hot Bread Every Noon. THURSDAY- SPECIALS Roast Veal, Meat Losf, Huckleberry and Cocoanut Cream Pies. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocer Phone SIS CENSUS SHOWS FEWER DOUGLAS FARMS RENTED Those Operated by Owners Have Grown in Number Past Five Years. Draper s dumpyard crew had to haul it away en masse. The moral la, we suppose, ''Never eat yer melon till it's plugged." Didja ever meet a feller who is so busy agreein' with what you say that he nearly disjoints hie neck noddin' approval to your wise! cracks? Some fellers never do notnin' out second the motion. i pared by the lnlti-d Slates Ix- T T t I partmriu of AKrirulture follows From our observations In the vil lage husbands can be divided Into SALEM PUT8 STOP TO SECRET SOCIETIES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL V (AflMK-Utrtl I'm ImikI Wirr.) . 8ALE.M. Ore., Auk. 26. Seven aortal organizations in Salem hlnh school, said by the board to be secret, were abol- lxheil by action of the Salem school board here last nlirtu. All students enteriiiK hiKh The crop report for Ore lion, Tor school next year will be re- the week encllni? August 25, pre- Quired to slun written state- uiems ueciunnK mat mty do e nut belong to any of the or- Cowl weather Jirevulled Tnrmt, of ganlzatlons. The statements the week In'northwent counties. v niust also be signed by par- Ei MORE FRUIT ACREAGE Land Values Only Slightly Affected by Deflation After the War Less Stock Raised. I"arm values in the past five years In Jjouclaa counlv have de creased from $:!3.0u8,8tu In lai'O to 22,32,1U8 In according to the report of the asricultural cen sus taken by the United Stales de partment of commerce and an nounced this wei-k. This Is really only a slinht decline, considering and tho r P'" fr ion- " ' . . " and those who do neither. Len,i and eastern locallllea. Kain nipllanco. It was stated by LI"'" cf "ill.lInKa on farms fell over the greater part of the school officials this morning. Ell?1neJnm'a,ed more ,nan U(I0--A. Swanson is leaving for the cit- state Saturday and Sunday. The 1 iV?w?;?VlT; or, from .175,374 to ies to recuperate. We wish to ! pre cipUation extended one Inch on e e) f'V', , ,' , '."l'1' warn those who have been In the. the southern toast and -over con-'77: '. J,3..8 of lanJ ot 'l?m. .f habit of carrying liquor and drink- snlerable areas elsewhere was 9 RlvlnR $!8.799.7.'t under the 14S6 five years aeo to J18.116.2G8. i-- ..i i ... t . ... -n percent runa ana z:tu.il!l.K vwncr uperation increases. "M nuuivn in ins soup, indl I tiu III up ui ueiieill w vvseiaoiea . , ... . - . , . ' t ... : this practice is continued upon hi. and to check the spread of forest "? '"f lJ'7L Un.''-, hJl lLZ'', ' ,,nebe5t ,niJica- return to Courtenav that we shall fires. ; . .. ' "' f"' , , ... . , reu fine and prosecute to the limit the' Cereals-T.ltlle small Krain re- """;"",' .rT dl: parties making and furnishing fath- mains to be harvested except In , VdaWmint li Uhta er with home-brewed and other! the more elevated districts, ami, aeveiopment in potti states. booze. W. P. BwlniDN J W. i tlirt.uliliii. U wt.tl nilvon.l Tl... Swanson, Mrs. A. Swanson. In! rHin cninfed some delay In thresh How long should a wifo live? For The Most Economical Results, Use a Conserve In Your Fruit Canning or Every Day Cooking Ask Us About It Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers E Western Cattle Raisers to Ask Congress for Law Changing System Now in Use. Courtenay, (N. O.), Gazette. "Why do you seem so fussed, Jane?" her friend asked. "Oh, I always feel self-conscious in an evening gown," said Jane. "Sort of ail dressed up and no place to go?" "No, nothing on for the evening!" i 'h THE CAR AND THE MAN STILL HOPES TO 1 !"'LtV;rJ".:EER MURRAY ; counties suffered some locul. in ijury from Trost. Howir" for win j ter wheut Iihb been faeiL.riod by ! liie rain, but in most b. ;ions more rain is needed. ! r-Yults- Ijite fruits will be heh,- I ed by tlm mip SALT LAKE CITY. Anr. 9ft Stockmen of eleven states attend lnp the American Livestock Asso- ty is the Increase of owner-onerat-lcl?.uon conlerence here, last nutht ed farms, and decrease of tenant-1 ,"liourne1 t''elr wo-y session run farms. This conrtlilon has been !and ,prop"ed to Vrese"t to the inoted In the returns of the census sub-coniniittee on public lin other western nre,.n ennn.ie. """" w"lcn "V "I l"'""! wes- and shows that the Senerai 1 !f;,",!r.ir1"t...here .,0d?y: ,the farm to the ownermnna?ed farm. In many parts of the I'nited Rlnlev ninr. than nniLli.ll n K SAVE CONVICT farms are tenant-operated, but in .Oregon counlies reported on Ken- (Contlnufd from papo 1.) erally less than 20 per cent of the ' farms are run by others than their for the Florence bank rob- owners. points they want enacted into luw covering use of government con trol in the- forage by them. uecommennatlons were passed nskins that the forestry bureau shall be shorn of Its power of grazing leases and a resolution asking congress to pass a law legalizing livestock grazing upon national forests was adopted. The points recommended for grazing on the national forests . i mux ui iiAriirti. nerv nr.. Ihmiirlit nttnx 1.1 , , m.A .1 I pears Is , eomplr-le In some sections, to i .bK how- but Ve d,.(1. ouf la, cm,my. M which IMS : were n mi nittviiiK ill iitiwt'ii iienrrt is im-1 ait ti,.i ,, -.. 1 . . , , . . . I don't know whether the oirl : ,i,.,w,v. pi idL. n,i ..nin. f -'""'I""""1 rarraeaoy owners, wny managers .re: r..rerhesaa ir-.i!.1 1. . a mo - " r 1 " (h.i.w ,m RioAiug uuun national really loves me or not. "Put her to the test." How? i market In fair ouantities. "Tell her you've sold your pink Meadows, pastures and r-inres: roadster and see what she says , Cutting of the third crop of alfalfa Doul u ,ls pn.etic.uiy compleje In some llloUKht QonM FAT IS MAN'S MOST DANGEROUS ENEMY (AMnrlatnt Pms Lmfl Win..) a CHICAGO. Aug. 25. It Is more dangerous to be fat than travel on an ocean llnerrride on a arllroad train or fly in an airplane. Fat is killing off Ameri- cial education is needed, thinks President Albert M. Johnson of the National Life Insurance company of the Unit- ed States of America In con- vention here. The cabin of an ocean liner is the safest place in the e world, a railroad train is next and It is possible the third may soon be au airplane, he told delegatus. For sale or exchange for Roseburg properly: 16 acres, 20 bearing cherry trees, 3S walnut trees, 17 years old. 1 acre of fiartlett pears, 6 acres of prunes. 7-room house, mod- ern, bath, electric lights, city water, cement basement. .arge chicken house, brooder and other out buildings. In- eluding tools and implements. What have you to offer? RICE & RICE riarea that "he's in good ppirlta ' Acreage nas increased from 066,-'that such rights shall be based una taKing it a lot better than I " to did.udii. ann ot m.usw acres , upon established priority and pre thought he could." lie relat 'd thst cf crop land oilier than pasture ferenro at the time of enactment he harl tnld his son that while he , and woodland failure was renortedlof the law that unrh rohiB did npt condone for a minute the on but 1124 acres, 1.3 per cent of shall he transferable without Kirhy from a penniless stranger thine which Tom had done, vet his th" total. penalty with provisions for egress ' Cleveland to the head of the family would nevertheless stand bv 1 mere has been a general de- and ingress from and to ranges, i -tu.uou,uuc concern, helped to (him. Icrease in the amount of livestock and subject to provisions neces- "Dnn't you worry about It.' the on Iougtas county farms; horses ,sury for the protection of the ctnver seeu is in progress. ' res have been somewhat re Pastor J vived by i,- . nrl repeatnl again and the Interview, "just flail, I'.l get along (Hy K. It. WAITB, Secretary, Hliawnee, Okla., Heard ef Commerce). THAT every citizen should support the Chamber of jj1 Commerce because it is active, alive and doing tho things that go to make the homo city a bettor place in which to live - und make a living. - J THAT cities grow through the leadership of its Cham- ber of Commerce. Its members set the standard of the aims 7.2 and ambitions of the home city, and should have the whole " hearted support of the entire community in carrying those '.2 I'lans to a successful conclusion, "2 THAT a live city is simply impossible without a live - Chamber of Commerce. THAT Knockers who constantly hammer away at every j rojoit of the Chamber of Commerce should stop and think. They only hurt themselves. rri.TT THAT live citizens never side-step an unpleasant duty. Thcy just step on, or step over Knockers and go un their way. HEAL IIONKST F.OOSTKItS AUK ALWAYS MKM 1JKRS OF THK CHAMF.KIl OF CO.MMKIU'K. ItOOSTKRS ARK THK FF.I.I.OWS WHO KNOW fl'IIK TRUTH WHKN THEY f'F.K T, AND CET IH'SY AND LET THE OTHER FELLOWS KNOW IT. ItOOSTKRS MAKE FEOFLE WHO CAN DO THINGS GET OFT AND DO THEM. LOOSTERS CET COINC, AND KEF. I' COINC. AND THE REST OF THE FEOl'I.E FSt'ALLY CO THE WAY TFE ROOSTERS CO. ROOSTERS RKALIZK THAT EVERY DOLLAR IN- ESTF.I) IN THE HOME CITY MEANS A NEW DOLLAR ENLISTED IN ITS SERVICE. You find out who your friends 1 ""' "l t'"nu crop is advant Ing in are when you hunt somebody to "' '"V ""' "K ,,,.'T''; 'Mne hM Tm had done, vet his ;th total, take care of tha cat for tha '.um.!wh:'' delaed by. rain. Hulling of',m,1 ,.,., .. , ' ' .. u Tk. mer. . .j. The mustache crop among the town sheiks is very discouragin'. i i T Most anyone can be an editor. All an editor has to do Is to sit at his desk six days in the week, four weeks of the month and twelve months in the year and edit such stuff as this: Mrs. Jones of Loot Creek let a can opener slip last week and cut hersolf In the pantry." A mischievous lad of Mather- ton threw a stone and struck a companion In the alley last Tuea- "John Doe climbed on the roof,'" ln Progress. of his house last week looking for a leak and fell striking himself on the back porch." "While Harold Green was escort ing Miss Violet Wise from a church social last Saturday night ment on Kirhr disagreed and twice he was acquitted. In each case it was said that the defend ant' "sold himself" to the juries, it being freely admitted that the same personal magnetism and super-salesmanship which lifted by ruin. Feed on, the, higher . .', , ranges is holding out well. -hut lif t .,, many places domestic pasttnes.i, '. . h. , w here not irrigated, are Insufflc-! ",, ..LJl ,? 1 lent for the needs of stock .. h, h , ,. , h. Livestock-Most range stock Is r a,mltt,.,, of (np fanlllv. In gool condition and the markets i,.Wo hBve hfi'en , ure well supplied with beef and hr,.lge Island for 37 years and mutton, but some domestic stock is l,h(,P npv- Wn ' ,.,,, IU'b htsiro (ha rimllv mn-.l ithn MbrHlanPouB: Plrkliw of early RO(ia back for more tfl hun(Iml hns bHn somewhat hit bytvpnra Hnf, nn n nf m hna ni.or ruin. Late hops are lining Hl.iRot fn trouh,p Mm stirn. hit.' potatoes uill bo hvlped, Clemency Petition Coming. by Uo rain but some are. too fHr A romp(inion who- brouclit the udvaitced. lomatites and , nielnnn I tamtiv tn Qium in' hi. nr fairly plentiful. Onion pulling ' the tnfnrmnUnn ihf fhP from 61.'t3 to 52',2: cattle from 20,-l'her resources of the national IflNS to 19.710. find swine from 12.-forest; that tho holders of such l2H to 7560. Sevrn thousand morelriRhts shall be reHponsible ttr apple trees are at bearius ase than (willful damntrea done to the for- five vears ao. Grain nnd hay esis; that the exercise of such convince the jurors that the was innocent of the charges made against him. Kir by has started in bu sinews in California, while the discount company Is being reorganized by the receivers. 1 he company was I falling. h STORM KILLS THREE. Murray s were highly respected in the community and that a petition would be sent to Governor Pierce 1ened by hundreds of friends ask ing for clemency. Mr. Murrav was asked what he ttinm.lt rxt ttKl1ln i".. .'.. n In betraying Tom at the tim of his I Examination Announced to acreage and crops have decreased, right slipl! be si.ch as will insure established In 1918 and $U,tu0, How long should a wife live? u0 of its preierrea stock was sold throughout the state. Short ly after the company purchased the Rockefeller Uuilding, the name of which was changed to Cleveland Discount Company PROVIDE IK SZAHAliKA, Hungary. Aug. M av-i Three person wrn killed tod:iy age doq attacked them and bit Mr. 'wh-n a ntorm h ew down a church Green on the public square." i tower here. Six men who wereloaptu.ro In Washington. "I don't "Isaiah Trimmer of Lebanon waa.bnatihK are niixsin. (know much about It." he replied. playing with a cat Friday when it, numm-us or bathers were com- 'hut s 1 understand It. It was scratched him on the veranda." , p-lted to return home in their d( pplcable." "Mr. White, while harnessing a w immlnv costumes aft"r the- Mrs, Murrav la nearly prostrate bronco last Saturday, was kicked "torm h;id wrecked five hunilied t with grit f and was assisted to and just south of the corn crib." bathing cabins on the water front, (from the car and the prison yester- i ! ! o I day. She was dr used entirely In v nmeu I'uuerii mild bi i ne i D'acK. i no inrep nifimHTB oi inf E Replace Ousted Expert Despite Threatened Row in Congress. the beneficial us of grazing re sources as consicered from tho standpoint of general business welfare and equitable protection ito communities, to the small far mer, to the wild life and to re creational facilities; that no ! Uuilding, which it still bears. charge bals shall be made effec tive In such law, which results in depreciating Investment value in the privately owned dependent properties of the holders of such rights, and that provisions be made for returning as the amounts are collected for grazing to the state. The conference elected Frank J. Hagenbarth of Idaho, president of the National Wool Growers' Association, and Frank itixhy. iLong Iteach, California, president of the American Livestock Asso ciation, to appear as official re presentatives before the senator ial committee. Men's 8uliB cleaned and pressed, Jl.SU. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. MODERN SAILOR GETS GOOD CARE The annual domestic battle Is on now between the missus and the mister regardin who's goln' to us the fruit jars the fruit canner or the home brewer. h The wife called us on the phone a minute ago and told us to bring home a piece of meat without any fat, bone or gnttle and after argu in with the butcher for 20 minutes we've decided to take home an egg. Vonue. hat. Style and hats value la tery 111 FOISTS , sT -v i i tas WW BUSINESS OF IE MILll family who visited herie yesterday gave the appearance or a dignified and conservative family group. There was nothing to indicate In any way that one of their number Cook with gas. TOKYO'S row-Kit fl.ASSKS SIKI-Kll FKOM IMllM Ul II, IlKI'KI-XSIO.V That lr. Marcel, I lie "naluie man" l ft be. Itoseburg yesterday and just fore rrnnklng his flivver he drop ped Into the N'ewsKevlew olllee to ask the question: "How long should wife live?" lie stated I sat he had read the posters and Vlndshield stickers and that every one In tho rity had blamed bun for the stuff so he used It as a lecture topic. Being unable to find loslral answer he sought to learn ths true solution to the absorbing ist The Y,yue QUery. !. retire Coin, llmtiilf T of the Antlers and Majesile lle aln s, also states that he has nullum: In do ith the uuestlnn. lie ion. is at sea an-1 would like In knew the answer. Then cimies the nimounee mrnt ft'tnt an unknnun snune to "Wait one week Itlltl " The mysterious sinus are niipe.tt ing In nil nf the ruiiiily aiul unless snnie unsMer tn it is rereUr.l M,nn thi" rltinns Mill be Ineiitceraled In pailded cells. j Most of the people want tn Imiw hew Innc e shuiiiil !,( a hud lle" w hn stnited the mmpux shout. "How lung fn.. 111. I a wile live."- t'ameo patterns always .ttsiincl-1 ive. alwss el! made. See them Thutsday, Aus iT. ! over one million iln!l:.rs "It's hard to paint over the old ,,on,,tH ()f OM4n atl(1 u,hj,:;. car so all the ne.ghbors will l.e tn lnvUlK ,h1 fjM.al )Mir t,(Ji l1( the new color. jJuno 1;,:: H sll(,wn ,,v a o statement just 1-Mied by the (". Mens suits riem.ed rrd passed.. s Kn. s.rW.e. TheM re.- i:.ts JIM. Itoa.buiK Cleaners, l' llnri,nl (n.in alr, ot govrrniiMt , timln-r. urninn fees, speriul i 1 n " . per iu it und m her in!nellu:: i AMERICAN DANK MAKES I hiiHinejM RtCORO ERECTING BUILOINGj l llllr rxMlnR iw,, 2:, p,.ri , - - - of all Natlunal lores! JKItTSAI.KM. Aitii. - iaiK'nro retnrnd WASHINGTON. Aup. 26. The civil service commission announc ed today that it would hold an i "open competitive examination" , for the post of chief of the bu i reau of agricultural economies, 'a position to which the aeticul ' tural department announced yes- eould he a criminal. The father i Kl.nturky ha(j Dr,.n ppitPd. converned with newspapermen In ft The r0inmlsMon declared the quiet manner, nnswerinir qn-'Stions pjai.0 0oi(i m)t be fUied in the without nesitation, anoui snowinK mann,,r chosen by .Secretary Jar- j industrial depression, the pover any resentment, he did. however, ain but It consented to a "tern- 'ty of the lower classes in becom say that "I havtn t read the news- p0rHrv appointment." of .Mr. Coo- itn more and more pronounced, pa pits much because I Just could- ppr p.-ndlnc an examination. in is said that hundreds of rhil n't stand It." ) The appointee, who U dean of dren attending the Tomnhimo. The family will return to S.iKm:tho coii)(tft of agriculture of theiMannen and llaynshl nrimarv Vnlverslty of Kentucky, was nem- 1 schools have been Koine without NEW YORK, Au. 25. Radio ! medical service, established by the 1 Seamen's Church Institute of Am- encu, has increased to such an ex j tent that now. fn cooperation with ca, and the United States public the radio corporation of Amert ! health service, it is operated free J to ships on all the seven seas. " This Is one of the interesting Items of the Institute's report to be submitted to the general con vention of the K pi sco pal church at ans in October. hile ice Is intended to meet emergencies, the institute has been 'active in safeguarding the heahh I of Jack at sea at all times with j the result that the federal govern- i ment iiuon renresentatlons from vention of I New Orlea X this service at the time said. of the trial, It was , How long should a wife live? TOKYO, Aug. 2fi. The condi tion of tho school children In the slum quarters of Tokyo recently luiH hteii ii 1 1 rpl (hit f ha allniillnn of the newspapers. Owing to the ' the Institute, has made an examina tion in the principles of first am ! treatment, an essential qualifica tion for those seeking posts as master, mate, pilot or engineer on American ships. Tho report givoa In detail tho various services the institute has ed to succeed Hr. henry C. Tay-.lunch daily because ot lack of I rendered to seamen at Its various i lor. whoso tenure was ubrurtly funds. The teachers, learning of j branches in this country and els i terminated recently by the avcre-, the situation, have been solicit- I where. That all sailors are not !iary. ing fund- to provide the young-I predisposed to strong drink is There have been threats of a ,tt-rs with food. shown bv the sale of 357.571 Ice o ; cream sodas at the various stations Now Is tho time to remove the of the Institute throughout the world last year. The years de- the tissues with a reliable cream or poults In the institute's savings lotion. We carry only the best! banks of I712 071t.nl aro pointed io P.nNftRFSft ON GOOD ROADS TO MEET AT BUENOS AIRES ! congressional investigation of the . ! action, but today's announcement TH'FNOS AlltKS. Aug. 2d. The j ,v th rn service commsiou j tan and burn of summer. Rebuild I'nited Siaies ami virtually all the. took no direct note ot that lea- hlwa nt f-Vntritl ami K.mlhlttire Of tllO ca?. I America have accepted invitations t "Tn pni"n in on eat ion is ( Lloyd Crocker. S t.. i... r. i.r. tente.1 n the firt fan- classified under the civil service Amerirttii Komi Conirress to meet ' 'ttW ntl rH' fi.r spted t onsirn. titi in l;ii-stine . prrCent Is tnudo available r.u-. I v the t. ceiiy of an exp-r ntA4 jiv tlfl ynTost Service oi i;;ili(7t it tt Atuetleari resltlt lll Tt I At f h:is iiealed ft itexx rei ( u it in new quart I he bunk ImiiH-di.itrk bi-ir:t: en-c-lion of a It'iiltltiti.- of in own. I.aruf -leriiic an- Prhts mere ll..l;ill il rtlid lime j;l:lru of oikmctl v- l" h pt e?njioeil. The ne xv huiltlhii? ol' three Ntoiie Is the tallest lit T"t Axt tft.ri to the ItjinKitig iim'ters it mill contain omntodiou. clubroonis for the ent. i tMUiMieiit of put rons and louitn. It also w ill have a roof Karilen. ft otn xx huh a tine view of the Med I lei Tiine:ill s-a aiitl Hie lulls ot Judt a ii'hv be bad. tltHini'ry oenlng Aui;tit -7th at Th" Vorne. Kxerythmc new in the line of fnll and Mmer miiliiu r- a re whit h they accrui and st hool fund. the S'at for the ri Au addiMo said 1'resident it i i,ieiios Aires from October ;i leming nf tho commission, ana '''il to l:i. In addition to Mho official H thereforo the duty or the in l , i. .!...,... fr..i.i ih. vMi-imiM e.mn. ciH servlt e commission to hold litMio him; ix nioiu s. road work. This is an tnt r- t Ing contrast wiih some of i to I Ktirope.in -i on n trip harin-r co n or n.ntonnl forests. In S-! n, ! tor liMtanrr, ft i fiitd that o-i.y :i ;!-lit percent of the Cr v n l loreM nc inls are returned to tlio n addi- local commune. According to the r'port. t:a i total rei-eipts from the fouii- n I Vu lonal roreta In On gon :.r ihe lit, al year 1!"5 amount to $;;."..l I I I This would iiKiej a loiai or h.i.vm nue in . Muhol, .i,.,- of fh, .-'late under the l'6 penvnt tu-'d. ' ,,h(M., nf ,..., i I nd li.T.o1 1.41 " to be axaila under the in percent fund. The right Xatlon.il Kors tn Washington produced I JlS. 1 iri., rs.nreMenlMlinn aim, it iert- ' n open COUip eil from ominlxationa inieresteil ln',1 ,h" P'tion when the promotion of hulltting gootrorrura roatls, such as atltnmobMe clubs and englueiTlng liiHtitnt Ions. lin ludet) In the deleuailon from the I nit. .1 Slates will be H II. Uice. vice president of tho Ceneral Motore t'ompanv; Thomas M. .lac Ihuiald. chief of the bureau of pub lic road, Washington; William A. Sherwell, general secretary of the High Inter-American Com mi. ion : Krank Taite, pn'Mt rt of te nads committer f Nir:h C ir ilina: ('barb's M. He.h-Hlt. ef ih loads coiiMiittte' of Mtn "v o t: ! ivuk L, t-'1" v'ilug 1 sctoNti or riTT-rmri; i n x r. it titlxe examination a vacancy utiles the departnunt shall deride to fill the, vacancy through re-instatement, transfer or promot Ion. KollowiuR the practice in such cases, the temporary nppointmnt j of .Mr. Cooper has been approved J by the commission pending the j announcement of an open com- : roil-MI'It IIKAD OF pet it Ive examination, the etab-j I'lHCOl Vf , It K TO llhment of a register nntl the I FCK I'll-TII TMMI certification of rllglhies. The ex- I CLKVEI-ANH. Aug. Jo amln.it Ion will te announced at Kirhv. who has faced four once and Mr. Coop-r and other Mrtr, nn charges growing out of qualified persons will he admit- tn( roiinp, nf the Cleveland DIs ted to It upon application to the o,int Comoanv. which hn nrcan. refutation of the "spending money like a drunken sailor" adage. During the year the insti tute entertained as lodgers .112,141 seagoing guests. Pride taken by the sailormen In their personal ap pearance k reflected In the 11, !.' who were shaved by the Institute barbers and by the "f.Mtt suits of clothes pressed by Institute tailors. DKKSf KN, Aug. 2ii A reunion of mule, choral societies of Sux ony recently brought together , 2".Ouo singers, including guests ' from all parts of Ormany. A 1 feature of the first concert was program hy a mule chorus of (Approximately 2.10,000 letters were 1 J.oiio voices. K1cre-t sport ha's and ears. The Vogue. Thurs., r arly-to Aug. 27. ' i William K lllll. of IHino. i nvll service rommUslon Showing of mw fall and winter en sent to -ni.nra in care of the In stitute Shore Jobs wero obtained for 1.973 men and ship Jobs for I:.." II. The report notea that around Ro.ono. attinded the 7 re litrious services held at the vari ous branches daring the year. Yh" Institute Is su ported by the Kpiscopal church. snpplementtd by contributions from charitable organizations and Individuals in-terestt-d in promoting the welfare of seatarlna men. Heat wiifc gaa. ied virtually single-handed, will ) to trial hero again on a fed- ou'l! soon nee.1 vnur nxrrroat. el indictment rhs rc inrf nun n f Ret lor l I ttm sat t vmi millinery row on st the Specially ih- mails to oVfraud. ' CoW nlKht. ar not so far htail. Shorpe, 235 Jackson St. Twlre Juries thst sst In Jud- imirlal Ctesners.