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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925. SEVEN THE ONLY REAL PLOW He tried two other Linda then he bought a Unitiller. Do not buy a tractor plow or harrow until ycu have seen THE MOLINE LINE Cheat Seed Rye Gra Oat Vetch See U ririt We Can Save You Money ' FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURO OAKLAND NOISY JAZZ REPLACES OLD NATIVE MELODIES ' OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS HONOLULU, Sep. 14. Hawai ian troubadora, the wandering mu sicians who once filled the Island nights with the melodies, ol the olden days' with voice and stringed instruments, have traded their ukeleles and banjos (or saxophones and are making "the night hideous with their walls." This Is the statement of Charles E. King. formei territorial sena- SUMNER COLDS r lingvrtnff and annoying. ' Th vary first night apply Views V VAPoRub Or IT Mlltl I Jmrt UJ Yrty by a group of two or three saxo phones all playing the same air and producing the effect of all noise and no music. "The great harmony and melo- .1 .. I .. TTawallan nnfilTB OBmA InrffB- tor and composer of many Hawal- , through the efforts of Theodore lan songs, who Is taking an active Ricnardg who taught part singing, part In a movement to revive th ' Previously the Hawailans had sung ancient custom of serenading by I Bnd Blayed oniy melodies. Because night with ukeleles and other 1 ,h nothin- .1.. t0 do the I young people developed this form old and of entertaining themselves and their neighbors to a high degree. stringed Instruments. "People want to hear the songs," Senator King said. "They want to dance, too, can dance to anything that rhythm. But theie is nothing In!of moaern civiiiHon. The teud the world which makes lovelier ba, Deen to seek these forms dance music than the songs of the ; o entertalnment and forget that Islands, which provide a wide vai i music and cust0m of former days." lety of time and rhythm so that 0 naa dancing and radio and all the facts PENDLETON ALL Cleo Madison - eloped ' with 'Lieutenant Paul Armstrong, U. 8. rENDLETON, Ore, Sept. U. With her streets bedecked in flags, electric light strings and bunting, and her populace to a , man rigged out In rainbow shirts, Pendleton Is ready for the Six- j teenth Annual Round-Up which j opens September 16th and coutin-1 ues to the 19th. Pendleton homes , are open to the anticipated thous-. ands of visitors, and the twin spir-1 its of true western hospitality and : high carnival reign supreme. : But It is at Round-Up Park where complete preparations have been made for a Round-Up that will overshadow all of Pendleton's previous cowboy congresses. Here are buckers groomed to the very pink of condition, like the skilled fighters they are. Day after day for the past fortnight the top buck ers of Pendleton's string have been ridden In tryouts, to get their muscles supple, and their Bplrits high for the coming contests. And they look like race horses, with silky hides throwing back highlights of sunlight, and eyes throwing out glints of fire. membership la composed entirely 1 cltltens. Two of these boards and i commissions exist under constltu-1 llonal authority and Hi are tee j creatures of statute. - 1 "The governor, by authority of elOier the constitution or statute. , is a member of IS boards or com- , missions, the secretary of state of H. the state treasurer of nine, the i. ntta,rinin,lnt of nubile instruc tion of six. the attorney-general oi ! a. It does not lake Cleo Ions four, the superintendent ol banks i,0 discover marriage U not a path of two. the state engineer of two,.ot roes. On the trsln, going to the adjutant-general of one, and;tne .rmy post, she baa an allegor other state ofllcers hold member-r(.i ,ir,.a,a indicating her future ship on ten boards of which the , problems. The colonel, Arthur total officer membership is. 25." t Ulakely Beldon, of Ike post. Is a o "lady killer" and his actions have TRESPA8S NOTICE 'compromised Rita Thorndlke, the All persons are forbidden to tree-1 wife of a reprobate, lieutenant. pass or bunt on old Burny Dixon Rita Is Innocent ,and Cleo forma ranch. n Immediate and deep friend- satn ior ner. mis, at i;ieo a in stigation, decides to leave the ! post and Joins a vaudeville troupe I under the name Rbeda Thorwald Ison. Paul has been having his 1 troubles, chefly Iquor and gan- bing. Lleo refuses to be gush ingly sypathetlc. The post Is agog with gossip and suspicion when Rita leaves and the colonel Implores Cleo to give bim Infor mation unsuccessfully. Climax I Ing a series of domestic troubles between Cleo and Paul, Cleo puts Paul in the hospital by hitting him on the head with a vase. After a serioua time Paul nulls ASHLAND, Ore., Sept. 12. '.hrough due to a blood trausfa- Southern Oregon will start a com- siou from Chick Adanit, an old muntty advertising campaign In . sweetheart of Cleo's. Paul's mo tile newspapers of Portland, Se-kher and father have arrived, cal- wickeder I attle, San Francisco and other! ltd to the post because of . their I leading Pacific coast cities If plans son s desperate Illness, Lleo a A BRIDE'S DIARY ... a A .' A Love Story Ol Today 1 " ' ' By Idah McClone Gibson F. BARAGAR and son. CITIES TO J DIIDIIPITVCCCnDT UULIUIM LIlUlll 'Men's suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. PART OF ZUIDER ZEE I MAY BE RECLAIMED . BY NETHERLANDS 14 Holland team KIDS any sort of modern dance music can be achieved. The tendency now, simply because people do not discourage It, is to play noise. The dance orchestras today, using largely the saxophone, do not pro duce melody. Sometimes the men who play the saxophones do not ; know either their instruments, or . ..i u.., a.. ,i m. AMSTERDAM. Sep. siclans and so pick out their own nas unaer ws . . way of playing, with the result tor draining part of the Zulder Zee. that an orchestra sometimes isled, nl yavallable way in which lire country can auu hiuiu ihiiwij ! for Its increasing population. un- In the last 200 years the country s area has been extended by reclam ation projects from ,000 to 12,000 square miles. Zulder Zee has an area of ap proximately 900,000 acres, and while it is not Intended to reclaim all of this, it is said that about 600,000 acres could be drained and thus add that much of very fertile land fo the country's area. The damming of Zulder Zee, quite apart from Its drainage, would result in great benefit to the adjacent provinces, as the fre quently occurring floods which cause enormous damage, would be a thing of the past. The estimated value of the land that would be re claimed Is 1204,000,000. ! TRESPASS NOTICE I All persons are hereby warned I not to fish, nor to hunt, with or 1 without dogs or In any way tres pass on the Dixon ranch or the I Jones ranch which I have leased, I T. O. DIXON. mrnii kin huen hnllt to ' tentatli elv discussed this week byifuther has also come. handle a bigger number of steers J local chamber of commerce offi-1 l leo tells her father that she for roping and bulldogalng events, clals mature. J wounded Paul, and from the four corners of the The California-Oregon Power com-1 Paul's parents are unaware of United States, cowboys have be- pany is Initiating the advertising this, but his mother makes her gun to gather for the supreme con-1 movement and has received an ad-jself unpleasant Just the same, tests of cowboydom, to finish the vertlsing campaign outline from , Cleo. alone In her home. Is con fight for the coveted title of world i the H. K. McCann Advertising fronted by the drunken Lieut. Bill champion all-around cowboy, and agency of San rYanclaco, which! Thorndlke. husband of Rita, who the famous Roosevelt Trophy glv-1 handles the community advertising , demands to know where his wife en by the Roosevelt hotel of New ror tne caiitornians. inc., me jtu- D.,n Vu, f1h nt flnllthurn r'nllfnrnla.. i ora, 10 u ' ' . ' uhnlnt. i ... tw ! accidentally killed e"l ,"7J," hi. ind coneriv"e ad've'rtlslna- campaigns, i struggles with Johnson, there will be a field of severat , The plan calls for the Insertion i rushed to Cleo s aid. .. .. , .. r.r .hniUnffpra nil pnirpr and of 2a advertisements in the news-i nxious to lift them. papers, tne ccst or wnicn u io w. isur mi in hii (ton n Outstanding among these con-: borne by the commercial organisa-1 "No, Lieut. Thorndlke did - not tenders is- Mike Hastings, shown Hons of Ashland. Klamath Kalis, hurt me, Kita, but he probably above. Hastings, as far as ltounn-1 aieutoru, urania rasa ana uoseourg wuuiu nave uone bo u ji uau uui I'd officials can predict now, will as weii as various otner organize- Deen tor jonnsoa. hu iho nnlv rowbov to enter all Hons. I ''Thank God Johnson was four of the Roosevelt Trophy I The agency recommended that; there!" He attempts to kill Cleo, but Is himself as he who has RoseouriS LAUNDFu yt oua ; wen.K'5 - - I Y6S fcXPfcW LAUNORY Vlea'& AN Aft.T - AND Ytt HfkN t LEAR.HE0 1 Our practical knowledge of the laundry business en ables us to turn out work of surprising excellence. Whenever you see a well laundered, delicate shirt waist and fresh, attractive table napery you should think of this laundry. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 7 LAWYER OF BUDAPAST WHO ONCE CHEATED GRAVE, FINALLY SUCCUMBS what I was saying, and 1 thought perhapa you had. been cut oft." "There Is bo comment to make, Cleo dear. You know as well as I that Col. Beldon Is the only person In the whole Post who was really kind to me, and I grew very fond of him. However, toward the last, when he seemed to grow afraid of the gossip, and more especially afraid of Bill's getting him Into trouble, i found oat that he was quit selfish, and 1 waa so sad and sorry and out of alt conceit with every man in the world that I pro bably did not give him credit tor any of the better Impulses.'' "Yes, 1 know Rita, 1 know. A man Is always to protect a woman from every man but himself, and your Colonel Is of the masculine type." . "Do you think I'd better come over. Cleo?" asked Rita,. changing the subject 1 can't advise you. my dear, you must do Just exactly what you want to do. but I tell you frankly it it were me I wouldn't do It. However, you know I have always been one of the hard-boiled flapper type that waa a law unto jnyaelf. It Is prob able If I were mare like my sainted grandmother that I would tell you that you must abide by convention. Instead ot that 1. am telling you that you must do exactly as you think best. It a lot ol Dunk irom people that you don t care a conti nental for means more to you than sincerity why come on over; wear your deepest mourning, keep your veil down so they won t see your weeping and bow your head decor ously, and there you are. . Other wise go your own sweet way and carry on In your work. I am a poor one to ba giving advice tor Juat at the present moment I have a prob lem of much the same character." 'Can't I help Cleo! You know I'd be awfully glad. You came to me at a time when I was Just on the point of giving up." "Don't worry, my dear, I shall never give up, but I have to work out my own problems alone.". - Tomorrow: The point of view. Avpnt. whlrh Include bulldofglng. southern Oregon should not at first . "1 have been doing that ever roDlng broncho busting, and the i enter the eastern advertising field since Johnson took the gun away wild horse race. Aiiae win sei- t m i-uniiruuuu nu me buuhrti ( num una. trophy honors from all these an-1 and better financed communities,! "Then Johnson did get the gun, ales, and since Ryan rides bronks ! but should spend its entire funds Cleo?" nrt hnlldoEs onlv: and E. Herrian, I in the Pacific coast territory, where "Yes, but In the struggle Lieut who is leading In the 1925 contest mousanus or tourists ana proepec- rnorname succeeaeo in Killing roDes and bulldogs only, it is re-, tlve settlers are attracted each hlmseh'." .rrtert a llkelv that Hastings may year. At a future meeting of dele-, "My God! Is that true?" wm i gates from the various communf-1 "Of course it's true. Rita. You . o lies ot souinern wregon oeiinue woumn I expect tnal I would be so n.-L RInrr. I Inr1r Fvp I Plans and organization will be dis- i cruel as to harrow up your feel- .. T ,'. 7 a w .iT;.. Za ' cussed. l ings with a story of this kind if It blood Bhot eyes there Is nothing i hmtrr than simole camphor, witch-! hazel, Hydrastis, etc, as mixed In Lavoptik eye wash. The quick ac tion Is surprising. Eye cup free. Fresh eastern Douglas Grill. oysters at Classified Section ALL NEW ACS ON BACK PAGE. .. FOR SALE i bar- QOOD CELLO for sale at a gain. Phone S71. FOR SALE Canning pears at the Curtis ranch. Phone 8F4. TOMATOES 50o a bushel. Rsiup , ranch 1 mile east. Phone 270-Y. FOR SALE Pack horses and sad" ... die horses.. Boyer . Bros. Phone 14F14. ' ; F5R SATE Fordson tractor i. plow. Fred Schmidt, Coos ' tlon. SALE Registered and June- FOR . shire buck. -Phone Betts. Hanip- 5F34. J. J. FOR SALE Corner lot 12tixS0 ft. with house, close In. 40S E. Doug las. Easy terms FOR SALE Universal six-hole range, good as new. Reasonable. O. F. Rood. Butherlln, Ore. FOR SALE Laurel and oak block wood, $3.60. F. E. Littrell, Mel rose Store. FOR SALE Forty White Leghorn chickens, second year stock. All or part 75c each. Phone Confer ence Office, Butherlln, ure. FOR SALE Fordaon donkey, lines - and blocks and tractor. First class condition. Priced right. Terms. Coen Lumber Co. FOR SALE Ford truck, steel body and cab, Ruxsteel axle. Atwater- Kent . Ignition, water pump: chains and extra tire. Price (350. Call at Terminal Garage. CONCORD GRAPES Now ready for Jelly. Get them at Coos Junction Fruit Bund. Fred Schmidt. " .). v ' ! Cook with gas. DONORS SHOULD NOT DICTATE CHURCH PLANS, SAYS REPORT CARD OF THANKS NEW YORK. Sep. 14. The tend ency to aaorlflce dignity and beau ty to the whims ot wealthy con tributors ot funds tor building churches Is decried In a report by MBUIHI PEOPLE GROWS AS STATE ADDS BQARDS ' cussed. o I were not true! Indeed i should not the tell you about it even If it were true, but every one else seemed to think that you ought to know 1L "I recommended that you should a Joint commission on church arch ' 'not be told until It was all over Uecture to be submitted to the Gen- Wc are Indeed grateful to our and the Lieutenant hail been glv-Ural Convention of the Eplsopal neiKtioors, especially itev. Laiu- en a military funeral, but all the church to be held at New Orleans, wi ll a'ui Mr. ana Mrs. u. M. .'agr,imen. Including Col.' BeWon and 'beginning Ocotber 7. wno generously (innaieii tneir time ciilck, seemed to think that you In pulling up a building fur us lo should come over." occupy since our home was destroy-1 "oh, Cleo, I can't, I can't. Can't cd by fire. you make them understand that I E. J. SMITH and family. am giving two shows a day. and o 1 I that the first thing any one who Is rook wiin gar amusing the nubile has to learn la .. .. ... I that under all circumstances one Nutir. of sale it Rovfrnni'ii: H n-i ,, - li.-r. f St-nt-ral Land office. Washiidr-, must carry on? ;toii. . ('.. Auk is, i jZo. Xmic is I "You don't really think that I hvroi.y Riven Oiat .i.i.jr. t to the shOU, back lo the horror of it conilltlons and limitation of the ... . ,, . ..,.t-i. I,,., ,.r i,lnB ., , - .., tu, -I., all? You don t think I am selfish. do you? Dill Is dead, and I can't be sorry. The mere thought of ' Handing by his giave while all the see how much FO RESALE Reasonable, five-room house and two lots, Is and 13, In Block 21, Sutherlln. Ore. Cash or terms. Address R. Mabley, Marsh- field. Ore. Rt. 1. F6R SALE 75 tiers of 16-inch" scrub oak, ' H miles west or Olalla school house, on old Camas Valley road. Frank Adamek. Iiroekway. C8BD CARS 1918 Oakland Six touring 1175 117 Sludebaker Six touring., ZOO !17 Hudson Six touring i-ttO 191s Butck Six touring '.'875 1923 Essex Four Coach J;T7S 1924 Buick Four Roadster.., too 1924 Buick Four touring. i'05 We also have two Ford coufjus and two Harley Motorcycles,,! Roy Catching Motor Co.... 125 N. Rose at, Rosebarg I WAMED i WANTED Office or clerical werit by girl. Address "M. B.", Xare News-Review. - WANTED Position as ranch fore- . mam married man. First hquM on Booth street. Miller's Addi tion. PRUNE pickers and dryer hfuids wanted Thursday, SepL loth. Wages for picking, lOo a bushel with 6c bonus. Hands 13 a; day with board or f4 without board. Fred Brossio, Wilbur, Ore. Phone 12F26. WANTED Salesmen to sell high est grade and best known winn ing machine direct . to uffers. This Is a high grade proposition and we want high grade men. Maytag shop, with Churchill Hdw. 202 N. Jackson St. Rose burg. Ask for Mr. Geo. W. faul sen. , . . FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern S-room apart ment. Adults only. 814 Mill St.-- FOU RENT Small House, cloaa In. Cheap. Inquire of R. L. Whipple. FOR RENT Three othce room Best location in the city. Phone 68. FOR SALE Cheap If taken at once, 1924 Ford Tudor sedan. A-l condition. Lots of extras. Phone 259-or call at 415 8. Pine. FOR SALE CHEAP Two Baddle horses, gentle. Come and see ' them 21 miles east of Kelly's Korner store. Also 61 tons choice hay. P. A. Durch, Rt. 1, Hoseburg. FOR" SALENearly newSeattley eporator, less than 1 price. 1 ' gentle saddle or buggy pony and saddle; 2 Incubators; 1 240 cap., 1 124 cap.; 1 spring buggy. Call Sunday or Monday si Lane St. Rooming House. 1 At Brand's X ROAD STAND (Pacific Highway 4 miles north) (PEARS: Bartlett l - de Anjnu Sheldon I Howell i Bosc GRAPES: Overland Malagas. APPLES: Jonathan - King Blsmark Snow Apple Waxen Cookers GARDEN VALLEY MELONS ITALIAN PRUNES, etc. IIMMMtjjl t June 'J, 1!1 tfj .tat.. SALEM, Ore.. Sept. 12. Twenty-; f.-hruary . Jl ?"'i.- !..... ,i i nl June I. l'JM (II hint., ,oM. huo five years ago there existed in ,., i ,i,.,,riiii, i,ial rmuia- flrpirnn linflT ronstltutlonal and lioim i.f Anril 14. I r,o I.. 1. : 7 C k . lainlor .nthorltv. hut 13 elective lb" limber on t- followInK lml Tost looked on anil amiointive state officers and a:",1 l l'!ob,'r, ' '- ' " grief 1 waa showing, tills me with anu aiiuinu- itmn oTiif.,,o ano ot-lork a. m. at puhlic auction at T M- total of 22 Blali- boards a:i(l com- the I nited Slates land offlre at,norTOf- ' missions In 1925 there are 28 elec- Uo-iehurB, Oregon, to the lifghest "You know. It the rest of them tlve and appointive state officers '"V;, ..ownX 'i'hl.To"!-". m" not' ,hat Bl" b"'n deQ t0 and 64 boards and commissions, suia to le suhject to the approval me for months. Why should I go functioning under either constltu-1 of the Secretary of the Interior. The through the cenventlonal thing for '"""";' ;.L "'.' me mere apeern oi people, wnne i rum of one-fifth of one per cent I .nniii ., l thereof. Im-i.ik enmmiMiona allowed, ' mny bfl sacrlflcln my bread and miiHI he ,lepoHltel at tkliie of unle, btltter by doing II? money to u returned If nie i not I "of course if Bill were very 111 I .'ror'';hM',nV;!.;: av;.l "'.. t. eo.nd heiP him. but rt-n.uver within ti;n years, litiin win 1 can do nothing for nlm now. In he received from eltinen. of Ihe tart. I Ihlnk the kindest thing I .... .. could do would be to stay away, so tinnnl or statutory authorization. I This information was contained : In a report Issued today by Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state, showing the rapid growth of the state gov-; ernment. "if the 61 boards and commis-! sions, now existent, comprising a ' personnel of 311) Individuals 52 1 have been created since 19oo, and ' w ith the duties and powers of some of these have bern merged those i any vested in previously existing state : ' BUDAPAST, Sep. 14. When Dr. Ludwig Pollay, a lawyer, died re cently It made the second time he had been prepared for burial. Thir ty years ago during a duel he was shot In the stomach and was car ried home as dead. j During the funeral oration at the grave the corpse suddeuly began to stir and the burial was postponed. I For three weeks thereafter the lawyer's life hung In the balance, but after another four weeks he was able to take horseback rides, i From then nntll his recent final i Illness he had enjoyed good health. , mtnll.A Dy the governor or by some "r "" M - 1,11 ' '" M . """" H, (1.. ,1. n It.. ... u. .n I"' ,n" tlr"Oer Oil till N I'nlli'tl Mat, axMnriHttoiis of Kinh t il ir.i'ii ant) cornoi att'in nrKinia.-d undt-r (lift Ihwh of (he I'nltftl Statt-ii, tr any ulate, tt-rrlfny. or iiK(ii't thereof onlv. 1'non aiddlcattttn of a qualified purcliHdor, the ttniber nn Ivkhi nuhdivitinn will n of- tvrvA acparauty l-efure blnff In- functions," yayn tht n-port. Of thp.n1,. T i s. rt 2 u- sr.'nku peiHonn! of thrnp 64 boarda and NKK, fir ifi.to M., T. is rt It. 6 w., . , ,' M.. t)on of thn tlmb u.TVjnK in an aruve or minicio ,,. Ui ,,e ohl fr lf, thail cRPacdy, ami 22:1 ar tiM7'nii ait-ipr m. t. 2 s.. It. 12 w.. Hit, 21. 4tlon h'ii.i r..r ii-mh tiiHii fj.r.n r-'-r M P. :vi s.. i:. & v.. s.--. ;u, nkv, m;1,, fir 1:.0 M. NV'4 NK',, fir 3: 5 St., HW'i NK'i. Mr J. ft M, Sli' Nh . fir 3('. M.. tinnii tl the timber -n t M ih tttntion tu hf mtld f'r I on Hi EVER BE WITHOUT IT ! "The total nuinb-r appointed by for it immediately eases sud- ln" governor is anu ine num den. severe, colicky paina and . b"' appointed by some C"t; y cramps in stomach and bowels, '"'her than the governor Is 16. 1 he iearllv nuiuwn and weakejiinir ! membership (if boanls and rom- diarrhoea. For children an3 mlsilons named or designated by that Ihe gossips and scandal mon gers will have so much to say about me they will forget Dill's derelictions. "1 wonder why he didn't go lo Col. Ileldon first. Whenever Pill got filled up with dope and had liquor, that was the threat he al ways held over my head. He al ways told me that finally he would 'get' tho Colonel." "Hlta, Col. llildnn Is very anxi ous to talk to you. He camn over here Immediately to find out your address as soon as the tragedy hap pened. When I wouldn t give It to Paving for a new church, an al tar, a window or a rood screen," says the report, "doesn't give the rinnn, . eivht In Inifwia. hi. nwn taste on posterity or justify the I sanitation, that there Is no ground TOWNS MORE HEALTHY ) , THAN ARMENIAN ,' RURAL DISTRICTS ERIVAN, Russian Armenia, Sept. 14. (A. P.) Town life In Russia Is more healthy than peasant lifn In the countryside, a survey maue !by Ihe American Near Kaet Relief In Russian Armeila shows. The Investigators found. In a study of disease, mortality and FOR RENT Desirable seven-room bouse with garage, close1 --In, Phone 437-J. " FORRENT ModernTniceiy .-furnished three-room apartment. Perpetual hot water. 614 Cobb; JJt. FOR RENT Two new bungalows strictly modern five rooms oak floors throughout 1131-1U5 North 3rd St Close to Bettson school. Also a close In 6-ieom apartment Call 460. "" T I miscellaneous:::' BOYS Get yonr skull caps free' at The Roseburg Cyclery. CAR OWNER Don't forget' -t . '-all 653 when in need ot HW parts. , Sarff's Auto Wreck ln House. " POR"TRAT)rJ160acre ranchjln Minnesota. 100 ncrea under ,AUl tlvation; 8-room bouse and kaee ment, artesian water; vslne (9000; will trade for ranch In Douglas county. Must have I1S00 cash to boot Address AA, News Review. '"'"" rector, wardens and vestrymen in accepting something that la bad. Nepotism In church architecture Is as bad as nepotism in church preferment" The report recommends msi students in the theological semin aries be given brief courses each year In architecture and the arta of the church. . ' 1 Paying tribute to American arch itects and artisans, the report says: - .. . '- "There are many architects in America who have proved they can build a church right. There are several makers of stained glass at able as those In England. There are absolutely competent wood carvers, cabinet makers, metal workers, needle women and em broiderers. Go to i them direct Never send for a catalogue.'.' ; r-w-J LOST AND FOUNDS ) for the time-honored belief that LOST Southern Pacific pay oheck grown-ups use i the constitution or by sintute Is $1.11 l"-r M T. 1 X. i. .Nr.' r-e. ",. iir l.-o'l .M .. eenar .u n M . M:v, HW ',. fir JHO M . cedar "" me you me .'i . f i kku. fir .-, M , ce.iir ho had ever loved, or ever expect- M.. none of th.. llmher on thin --e. e( to Jove. He owned up that he rom- r '. . . '' hnrl heen very selfish with YOU. COLIC and DIARRHOEA , missions Is eompnm-d entirely of t'i, dar. T. ih s. it. j v k. -. i, "Hello hello are you still REMEDY ot.ll,. ntr!....u. nt f..m Ihn nw.n.hoe. : N W U K W H fir 1 7 ft 1 i.f f'i t,l,n9' T take it wttn you wnen yoo travel, 'ship is composed of both stain offi- ,M"'",;1 , ' ,"' "'.rh '". ? i"i .iV ! "V"". I'm listening. we m m n W7 r f A YlVr, VJ- Ane memoersnip ot jt ot tne v.iinniuL,nLinni . tola number nf board.i ' J him he simply went to pieces. He Motorists!! We have Just equipped our shop and are prepared to han dle all kinds of repairs, elec tric service especially. We are here to give satisfaction. AL YOU NO INtHARGe SOtiTH END Service Co. cers and citizen, and nf 39 the A 1 1 r i tr I'nmmb.. loner. M. Thus. C. lluM-ll, "Well, you made no comment on ALBINO BABY ALARMS SAVAGE TRIBE IN WHICH , . , : t , IT WAS BORN SEATTLE, 8ept. 14 (A. P.) Curtis King, a Memphis manufac turer. In Seattle- this summer, re turning from the Far East, told of an albino child that had been born to parents of the Mols race, a savage tribe wearing brass rings on ankles and wrists and whose ears are pierced with strange orna ments. King said he travelled hun dreds of miles out of his wsy to the settlement of DJirlng, French Indo china, to take pictures of the youngster. When the baby wss born the parents and the rest of the jungle community were so amazed , that they feared some evil was descend ing upon them, King related. The child is now four years old. rural life is inherently wholesome. The farmer and his family, con trary to general belief, live under sanitary conditions which average lower than the town dwellers. The old oaken bucket of the farmer fre quently carrlea the germs of ty-( phus and other water-borne dl-' aease; the average Russian farm bouse Is a hermetically sealed , dwelling to which the health-giving qualities of sun and air have Infre quent access, and hygiene among' -the Armenian peasontry Is on a very low basis. The Infant death rate among the farm dwellers Is everywhere higher than that of the I towns, and the average lifetime of the farm worker Is three years less than that nf the urban Inhabitant. The natural advantages which : the rural district possesses are 1 more than offset by the Ignorance! and negligence of he peasant In observing the most elementary I principles of hygiene. I The Armenian relief organiza-l tlon In connection with lis planj for removing thousands of Its or phan charges from Institutions to homes In various districts ot Ar-i menla, has found It necessary to Install a service of public health nurses who are gradually raising Ihe standard of rural life through out the country. No. 133D01. Return view office. to News-Re- PROPE88IONAL CARD . OR w rt PLYLER Cblropract physician, lis w Laa fit ' HdUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Denn-Cerretsen Co. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Prune Trays, Boxes, Egg Crates Manufactured bv C. A. STELZIER ' Myrtls Creak, Ore. Phone 260-4 . . NOTICE LEGION AUXILIARY The American I-glon Auxiliary will bold its regular business meet- j Ing on Tuesday. September 15 a' 8 o'clock at the armory. This Is the j first meeting after Ihe summer vo- cation and a good attendance Is de-' sired. Cook with gss. We sell wontens Iternler the Tailor. Liberty theatre. ny the yard. 2 doors north Chas. S. 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