ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1925.
Here Today
Mra. Bridges of Oakland, spent
several houra here today visiting
with friends and shopping.
LOCAL NEWS
THE NORTH SIDE MARKET
Is recognized and noted for its
Choice Full-Flavored
Tender Meats
Sold at Moderate Prices. Every day
thrifty housewives are coming in person
or ordering by telephone our quality cuts
at cut prices. 1
Specials For Saturday Only
No. 1 Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb. ..12c
Boiling Beef, lb 10c
Cottage Hams, lb 28c
Fancy Breakfast Bacon 40c
Fancy Milk Fed Veal Shoulder
Roast, lb :... -.16c
All Steaks 1.1. 20c
North Side Market
Beyer Bros.
In Town Thursday
m. Brown, camu valley resident,
motor) here vewierday and trans-
acted bujiuasa tar a lew hours.
I Hero From Rock Creek
Vlalt City
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Nlles. ot the
Nlles hotel, at Altruaa. Cal.. were
! guesls at the Grand hotel last
From Camaa Vallsy
Miss Bessie Brown, ot Camaa
Valley, was among those to epend
yesterday here visiting and shop
ping.
Buslnosa Visitor
Lester Blakely motored from
Glide Thursday and spent several
houra transacting business and vis
iting friends.
! Mra. Landtr Visits i- ' -
Mrs. Henry Lander returned to
I her home at Winston yesterday af
! ternoon after shopping and visiting
In tills city.
Business Visitor
Dr. (leorge K. Bradburn motored
from Winston yesterday afternoon
and transacted business for a short
time.-
Lcavea for Ashland
Mrs. D. Y. Allison, of this city,
left last evening for Ashland, where
she will enjoy a visit with friends
for a few days. , " .
Visits Yesterday '
Mrs. C. H. Bailey motored from
South J)eer creek yesterdey and
spent the afternoon visiting with
friends and shopping.
Goaa to Oakland
Oscar Berrle, manager of the lo
cal Standard Oil company, apent
the afternoon In Oakland attend-
Raymond O. Jones, of Rock
here visiting w.ih friends and j nu.niesa si.ii.ti.
transecting business. t "
' --Visitor Yesterday
. i. ,.. """" .1 L Brahmstndt waa a visitor
C. A. Lord, who Is with the V. S. !'" Port Orford yesterday, spend-'
department or agriculture. rnveu - ' "-
fr.m Pnt-tlanfl VM HnlBI and SDent mjimvd kiihiib.
several houra In thla city.
Tonsil Operatloi
Paul Krocllcn
of Myrtle Creek,
From Dtxonvllle
Mrs. D. H. Newport, of Dixon-
vllle, spent a few hours shopping
underwent an operation for tonsils; and visiting with frlenda In Rose-
In this city this morning, lir. A. v. I
Seely waa In attendance.
Arrives to Visit-
Miss Florence Wilson, of Seattle,
From Coast
J. S. Lyons, well known Coos
Bay business man, waa a visitor In
arrived here this morrlng and will this city yesterday. Mr. Lyons was
be a guest of Sin. Paul f'almer lor a guest at the Hotel I'mpqua.
the next aeverul mouths.
' Will Rsturn Monday
Enrouto South Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blosser. who
J. J. Flnnlgan and John Bridges, j have been spending the past four i
of Cheyenne county, stopped over
hero to visit yestertiay, enroute to
San Franclsd and southern points.
To Arbuckle
Mrs. K. 8. IlnyeB, who has been
resiuing here for some time, left
this morning for Arburkle. Cal.,
where she expects to tuuke her
home.
Enrouto South-?- '
Mr. am) Mrs. I. II. Grant, ot Oak
land. Cal., who have been visiting
in Vancouver, D. C, stopped over
here last night to visit. They are
enroute home. ,
Return to Riddle
Mrs. Galbreath and daughter.
Miss Lucille Galbreath, wli j have
Ro, Trultt. who ha. charge of ,h , , t...,,nlT '.Ti..!ir
home at Riddle lust night
Mr. Trultt Visitor
the Farm Bureau Exchange at Oak-
land, spent yesrerday in Roseburg
transacting business.
m no m
y 9
From Glendale
Harley Wilron returned to his
home at Olerdale yesterday even
ing after attepding to business mat
ters here for a few hours.
; From Dillard
Leave for Eugene
Mrs. Clara Kouialne and two chil
dren, who have been apending the
past several weeks at Myrtle
I Creek, left today for Eugene, where
j they expect to make their home.
i Arrive to Vlalt
Mrs. J. M. Campbell and grand-
months visiting In Kansas, Mis
souri and Colorado, are expected to
arrive home Monday.
L. P. Rapp, Oakland business I
man, waa taken to Mercy hospital1
yesterday atternoon quite seriously
HI. Dr. B. R. Shoemaker la in at
tendance. Enrouto South
Mrs. P. Hnrtwell and Mlsa W. S.
Ford, of Santa Barbara, were I
Kilei.la of the Hotel llmpqua last
night. They are enroute home af
ter a trip to northern points.
We have just unloaded a full car of Sugar and effcrir
it at an unusual price for ' '
Saturday Selling-All Day
100 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar,$6.3? -
Make a list of your needs and shop before noon.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY
Eagle Brand Milk,
"limit 6" 2 for
35c
Matches, carton, 6 boxes,
limit 4" .....
19c
Shrimp, fancy pack,
2 for .
2C
Eagle Lye, "limit 12,"
3 for .u..
25C
1
AA.. Ik... lit A a 1 J. I
tricu to momr her? Thursday i&'JZ'&i" L"Vt
,.,.., , ; ., , here last niKht from Lotago Grove, , r. w y
Will Pavo The Bridge,
Paving will soon be-started on
the Oak street brldgu. The work
of laying the planks has been com
pleted and the contractor haa se
cured the city paving plant to lay
the "hot stuff."
Dance at Moose Hall
The UmpVia Camp Fire Girls
are sponsoring a benefit dance at
the Moose hall tonight and extend
a cordial invitation to the public
to attend, rlne music haa been ae-
euren ana s good tune u promised
to all wno attend.
transact burineaa for a few houra
waa W. McGlnnia, ot Dillard.
Return From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Ashcraft
drove to Portland the first of the
I week to attend the Odd
convention,
to visit with' their
mother, Mrs. Lela
several days.
daughter and
Raybould, for
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept 25. vice) McfntOJh apples from
(Market Notes). Trading on the I Idaho were offered at If 1.25 to
dairy exchange Indicates that theifl.Bu per bushel basket today,
local butter market Is still In a 'hut demand for them was not very
healthy condition. Advances for j brisk. A car ot Roman Beauty
the day were limited to a half cent apples Is due to arrive . from
.advance in standard, xubca. .to-tUWashlnKton . within, a. few day,
cents but other grades are In de-1 Winter Pearmaln apples were sel
mand and the undertones of the " very slowly at I1.001.S5
market' firm. IPer 0o-
Extras are posted unchanged at I Apples: California Pearmalns.
52 centa. Prime firsts are 49 -fancy lll.EOgj $186: Belleflowers
Return From Portland
... ,i ; i . aim mis. A. v. omr iviuiu-
r elluws : . i, ,1 1 l ik i
nlurnlns hut night. ,,.! s.tv .ntri .h -i.h
r u - . their son Hall, who is leaving fori
Among those from point, south' !Pf. '.'.".hm"'
of this city to spend yesterdayl thl ta" " f"-"""n-
Mrs. W. r. Fitsgerald. of Iowa
Falls, Iowa, who haa been a guest
of Mrs. Ellen Post for the past
three weeks, left for her home this
morning. Mrs. Fitsgerald will
stop over In San Franclaco, Los
Angeles and Fresno on her return.
here attending to business affairs
waa W. R .Hurst, of Myrtle Creek.
To Corvallia
Miss Helen Churchill will leave
today for Corvallis, where she will
enter O. A. C. for the fall term.
MIhs ChttrcO' 1 a suphomore at
O. A. C.
Enroute to Portland
Mr and Mm nufna YTnlman nf
entering j Portland, were here a short time
today. They are enroute home af-
ter a motor trip to Ashland and
Enroute to Grants Pass other southern Oregon points. Mrs.
v .iU .irui ,r- .,, I. . . ... f O. Wat-
Son, ot this city.
terday here visiting, left this morn
ing for Grants Pass, where he will
be employed with the telephone ; 0,nt Hou,ton promotad
company .or a ume. Eugene Houston, son of Bert
' ' " ' . ) Houston, Southern Pacific agent In
Returns From Germany fi,im fr manv vears and nre-
ilftfftird Clem, who has beeni... ,.. .1 ,
In Thursday- ' ' i ZXnwJf'L , i bn pro.no,.'.d 'to first assistant
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krogel. of , f0 !'Anl" 71U 'i j I " the general sales manager of
Dlxonvtlle. motored here yesterday, , nn . .. M. ... ,Q,..,,
cents, and firsts 47 cents. Theina N'w,Pw?s-.be."1. V.75 ' 2i l'ai. Snt..Kren h?""1 hoPPing In San Franclaco. and returned
nrint market in .till minted t SS , loose i.uo to si:ou; vasningten ana awnuing to nustness niauera. , hnmB hv Ih ,, -
cents to the retailer but sales In ' :,n.a'Sm? ,a,n
mtnnlttv ntm era hihwImI nt ftflf I grade fl.t
quantity lota are reported at 62c.
Fat prices continue high In com
parison with print prices with 52
cents the established price at coun
try shipping points. Delivered
prices range as high aa 55 and 56
cents.
Storage stocks are decreasing t
friQ week to week. Last week j
there were 203,721 pounds In local
coolers and this week only 253.R03
pounds reported, Includ'ng the high I
score butter sent here for the con-;
ventlon. A year ago PorUnnd had '
735111 pounds in storage. I
Butter storks are decreasing all ,
oveMhe country. Last week the
12 to 112.25;
r. ft 12.00.
Oregon: Gravenstelns 12.75
$3.00.
Winter Bananas C. grade $1.85
$2.00.
Idaho: ' Mcintosh $1.2561.50
bushel. - f
BOSTON. Sept, 25. The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomor
row: "Prices for wool have advanced
on worsted descriptions since the
opening for the London wool auc
tions, 2 to 5c pound, clean basis
for fine wools and 2 to 3 cents in
the grease for better medium comb-
Pupils to Prepare for Rally
The Sunday school pupils of the
Presbyterian primary department
will meet at tho church for Rally:
Day practice Saturday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock.
home by the southern route.
Plan to Attend Fair
The American Legion dium
corps of I'mj.qtm Post. No. 18.
Ipl.ms to attend the Oregon State
Fair on next Monday, American
1-glon day. The drum corps will
the Pictorial
quarters In
Salesman.
Review with head
New York. Salem
Phil Bergh In Asia
Phil Herith. formerly employed
In Clnrk's StudO here. Is now In
Dalren, Manchuria, according to
word received this morning by
Charles Clark. Mr. Bergh received
a, accompany the lU. Chief. U'Een 'telhng
EVERY DAY SAVING PRICES
33c
Netted Gem Spuds, 100 lbs.,
$3.00; 50 lbs., $1.60, 10 lbs..
Calumet Baking Powder, 00ft
S lbs., $1.05; 2 1-2 lbs., 58c; 1 lb. Z3b
Standard Pack Tomatoes, CI ft Q
Peas, Corn, 3 for 43c; 12 for 0 I lU D
Hard Wheat Flour, 49 lbs., COQ C f
$2.40, 2 for $4.75, 10 for OZOijU
Del Monte Peas, "new pack," QOft
case 24,' $4.35; 12 cans $2.25; 2UuJj
Tomatoes, fancy, box 50c;
3 lbs.
ion
COMPLETE LINE FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES AT A SAVING
SMQKED MEAT-HIGHEST QUALITY
Ham, fancy,
lb.
37c
Picnics,
per lb. ...
25c
Bacon, fancy light,
per lb.
0
Bacol, fancy heavy,
per lb.
Cottage Butts, boneless,
per lb. .v
37
33 c
Orders of $5.00 or over delivered free.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
SaTS
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
their npecIfU train nxt Friday
total holdings
Amounted to
In coant
4.871.446
' I n a wnla U.nn1an iarr4ni fnnt
coolers 9 been rather alow and inclined
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Rice. Mii-s
P""2" ; to favor the buyer, although some-! ' enlor at O. A. C.
Returns From Portland
X, h L- A !..,,.... h.. tun.
spen.llng the past week In Portland T ' UUr K 10 Ua'
visiting with friends and attending ,al 1118 m,r-
the Kebekah convention, returned , . . . " ,,, ,.
home last night. .Western Auto Supply Man Vislts-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Patience
Leaves for Corvallis- J1" "aughtr. Miss Ilaiel Patience,
mi.. i...n.it. iii. -i..r. .hi. mJtopP"d over hre last night and
Ing for Corvallis. after spending t:,e : '""p.dil 'r- "nlts, "II!'"' wf.,h I T Join with them for the trip
summer vacation here visiting heT Rojeonrg branch of the Western () SaWm on neJt FrUUy Hospltal-
n the orient, visiting Nogoya and
Kobe, Japan; Khanghal and other
point. In China. He expects to re
turn to the states next month.
8ecura Low R.to for Trip
The llmpqua Chiefs are this
week urging everyone in the coun-
market evidently Is righting Itself,
IwiO worsteds very much In the
, saddle.
in
wnicn nan neen reaurea to 4,.-. wnilt ,teaner th. week. The goods
852 oounds on Monday ot this I i.... u,i.. .,.v.i. i. ir
week. Light storage stocks has
much to do with the general np-
1 . ) -c t. ...... ..
ALJ ni : :m'.i.il "The foreign markets aro gener-
, " .,.., hiau, u,. a'ly firm, both in I-ondon and
.her. of o'rllon, hl.oe.r. '.ccord-,1-rym.rkeU."
--ih,. Thi- 4. . ! Oregon Eastern No.
record crop as compared to 313,000
bushH lant year. Market Blow at
Treen
. At r.Htat A!, mi 11 At DKMMI COmDIIlK o-o ,uiw
3fic; pfea 24c; current' receipt combing $161.05; i blood combing
SCarCe' "I'lian n U' ni iuiiiuiiib . jv ,
Choice light carding oarjtuc.
Auto Supply company. Mr. Patience
Is also with that company, and
with his family were enroute to
California, where t had been
transferred from the Seattle office.
Earl T. Johnson of Ro3ebnrx.
Ore., would like to locate Ben
Payne of Pendray, Mont, as he has - .
valuable mall for him. Bi n Payne ; ru"'' 8atur,da)l"-:, , .
... .. t..i.,,.. i... v...,.K... The funeral of the late
and tulked of canine to work in Kotchell Will be held on Saturday
some sawmill Prthe state. There-
purpose Is to form a basis for re-
S forms that will eipedlte court
business. The report shows that
In eight year. 04,067 caso. of
various kinds were filed and only
33,818 were recorded as disposed
of. Of the number recorded as
tried 18,410 were default divorce
causes. Only one caso In every
fix has tx.en tried.
GEPHART, Oie.. Sept. 26.
The Oregon State liar Association,
In session here today, had before
It the proposal adopted yesterday
by the state Judicial council to
give the state supreme court the
power to prescribe rules for prac
tice In the courta of tne state.
111(1 O OKDKIW Ml'llVKV.
MianrlalrtI Pma M Wlrr.)
B BATTLE. Sept. 88 Tho Oreat
Northern railway, which announc
ed here last spring that It would
electrify Its line over the Cascade
nnunfln. In V..h In .Inn ln,t.
rHr.d . .rvv r..r a tunnnl si structive .uggeationa they
miles long,
afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the Rose-
... i. ' k. burg fiArtaklng Parlors. The In-
, staple, J ... , ..... , , ferment wil take n ace In the
i nnci Af. . j , ,, .,.,1.1.19 rwRMiiiiK ill jnwiuni. oiniiu. u . , -
.. .... M-l.Tnlhl.no , lilllljr UUi;iUK piOl l IBO Q'
several of her chll
1 151.20: eastern clothing $1.05
U'n-l last yrar. mrei .0. THiiy No 1 1 ofil lffX '
resent time at 1.25 the ger.Oul ;O J IV e. . ' '""81 "jO Old Neighbors Meet
.rW at shipping point. I Territory MonUna and S ra r. Tlle hom of Mr ,
lC. steady and unchMjcd: ex- staple choice $1.25wl.80; half Cnar,,. Krogel, at Dixonv
hnrhusbau
HdOn are burled.
Country meat
and nrlces firm
calves 17 cents choice; light hogs
16e.
Keen demand for live springs at
2 to 2 Sc. Hens 15c to 23c; duck.
25c; turkeys nominal.
Cook with gas.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 25.
Cattle nominally ateady. Receipts
20.
Hogs nominally stecdy; receipt.
25TI.
Sheep nominally steady; re
ceipts 100.
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 15.
riggi steady. Current receipts
Rr.e: nnlleta 31ce.l2e. Firsts,
3rir36c; extras 3 8 IS 39c.
flutter fat firm: rerelnta 251.
Fxtra cubes., eliy 62c: standards
Rle; prime firsts 4c; first 4"c:
undergrade, nominal; print. S3c;
cartons 64c.
Milk steady. Rest churning
eream 52n net shippers', track In
tone 1. Raw milk (4 per cent)
$2.65 c. w. t. f. o. b. Portland.
Ponltry steady. Heavy hens
24r625c; light 14rffll5c; springs
26cfi 27c; young white ducks 25c.
Potatoes steady, new $1.76
$2.00.
Onions slow $1.35 tt.60.
Nuts steady, walnuta No. 1. I8e
Jtoe- fllhorts nominal almonds
I5etV27c; Rrasll nut. 16c20e;
Italian chestnut. 21c.
Cawara bark ateady: nominal at
c6 7c; Oregon grape root nom
inal
DOUGLAS COUNTY
and Mrs.
ille, waa
the sei ne of an enjoyable reunion
' among eld friends and neighbors
! yesterdO. A. II. Krogel and broth
er Charlea Krogel, is visiting the
family from Montana where he la
employed aa an engineer on the
Northern Pacific and yesterday A.
II. Cornell of Orants Pa?a and his
brother. L. A. CornelO of , Walla
Walla. Wash., dropped In for
visit. The Cornells and the
gels were neighbor.
Minn.. 40 years ago.
Rev. Caldwell will officiate.
Ity day at the State Fair. They will
leave here on a special train and
anyone who desires to make the
trip that way ran secure a round
trip ticket at the S. P. Depot for
$5.35. The train will leave Rose-
Phoebe I oni"t Friday morning at 6 o'clock
niiu return uri" uuuui uiiuiiikiii
the same day. The Chiefs. Squaws
and drum corps have already sign
ed for the trip and an effort is be
ing made to secure a large delega
tion who are not members of the
Bbovo-mentloned organizations to
make the trip and aid In boosting
Douglas county.
The Judicial council recommen- ll'SIT WALM T AHSX'IATIOX
datlon proposed that Jurisdiction- ' HMtMKU IN I'OI.K IK1 WTV
al and fundamental mattera and I -
general procedure be. left to the PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 25.
legislature and thatVhe aupreme , rne r-oiK county Lo-operauve
ines
and
Mr. Kabls Hero
(ieorge N. Kahle. of O. A. C, de
partment of agriculture ia here for
several days. Mr. Kable Is study
ing the use of electricity In farms,
and at the present time Is making
a, study of prune dryers In Dnu
ias county. Mr. Kable states thst
he finds Douglas county haa tho
best crop of prunes that he hns
Kro found In any part of the state. He
in cinrlinr expects io later iaae up more wura
and had not on Irrigation and will make several
COOLIDGE'S MOVE
PRESAGES ACTION
ON SHIPPING BODY
I met since coming west
trips to this part of the county dur
ing the winter.
Report, from Boy Scout camp,
received this morning by B. A.
Brltton, Douglas county .cont ex
ecutive, show that the Douglaa
ennntv scout camn at Wolf creek
was given the highest percentage feuse OfYOUr HI Health
of any camp in the Northwest, I ,
which Include, the .tatee of Ore-1 TFyouhavcPllC! Of other Rectal
gon, Washington, mano anu aion- - or r0lon disorders there is
(Amrlatxl Pna Uavd Win.)
WA3IIINC.T0N. Sept. 25. Pre
sident Coolldge has taken a hand
In the shipping board situation
where President Palmer of the
fleet corporation and a majority
of the seven members oi the
board are practically In aWead-lock.
At conferences late yesterdsy
Former Resident Enrouto coast 4nnd today with Commissioners,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver I. Spires, of h(( rhl-r executive Inquired Into
Superior. Wis., arrived here last the situation and while no formal
night. Mra. Spires Is a former i announcement was made, there
Itosehnrg g!rl, and wMI be remem-1 WPr indications that some move
bered as Mls Josephine Lund, ttrfor a definite solution of the
many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. tangle might he looked for soon.
Spires are enroute to Myrtle Point, chairman O'Connor, who dl
where they were called upon re-1 cussed conditions wth Mr. Cool
colvlng a messsire of the death of ,jKe H,t Monday, conferred again
Mr. Spires' mother In nn auto ac-Wth him late yesterday and to
icldeiit, which happened a shortlday Commissioners Pliimmer and
time no at 8L Helena. Mr. and ; mil were called to the While
court lie empowered to proscribe
practice and manner of procedure.
Chief Justice Thomaa McBrlde of
the supreme court Is chairman of
the Judicial council, which In-
ciuaes justice jonn it. uanu oi
1. n ...n-Ama ....... 1,,H0. tL.ltar I
A. Kvans, Portland, Judge Fred
W. Wilson, The Dallea; Judge C.
M. Thomaa, Medford, and Albert
11. Rldgeway, Portland, ex-officlo
secretary.
The council also submitted a
report on it. survey of the condi
tion of Judicial business in all the
courts of the Mate. Thla report
accounts for every case filed. Its
Walnut Association was organis
ed last night througn the aid of
R. H. Kipp, manager of the mar
keting department of the Cham
ber of Commerce, It was announc
ed here today. It has affiliated
with the Oregon walnut exchange,
and Is the seventh unit In that
organisation. C. C. Campbell of
Rlckreiill waa elected president;
A. O. Rempel, Rlckreall, vice-president
and Edward lllmea, Dal
las, secretary.
MITCHELL ON WAY
TO TESTIFY WITH
800 LBS. OF PAPER
(AanrlaM hw wad Win.) " .
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2&.-,The
war department Issued orders to
day to ten officers of the army air
service to appear before the presi-'
dent's air board at 10:30 Monday
for examination. .
Tho orders were In compliance
with a request by the board for
certain air pilots, whom u ds
Okres to question oil the air service
con-may
have to offer.
Heading the list Is Colonel Wil
liam Mitchell former assistant
army air chief and outspoken crit
ic ot the air services, who Is now
enroute to Washington with S00
pounds of manuscript. The board
bopea to hiar hint Tuesday.
U. 8. FLEET RETURNING..
SAN PEDRO, Cal.: Sept.; -85.
The bulwark of America's sea
power, the .United Suites battle
lleet, toJay flylnr homeward bound
'pennants. Is within 400 mile, of
ilhe home base here nearlng com
Ipletlon of a cruise across the Pa
jclflc and back. The gray fortress
ls of the sea will drop their mud
hook. In the harbor here tomor-
Proof of tne pudding Is In tast- row. after an official review at ea
Ing whether buyer or aeller read ;by Theodore Douglas Koblnson, aa
the classified ads. IsMant secretary cf the navy.
tana. The camp surpassed all '
other. In percentage of attenaance
and In percentage of tests passed.
Many acout leader, are also
adopting the system followed In
the Douglas county camp, that of
appointing older and experienced
scouts as patrol advisers, and ro
tating the. scouts each day as pa
trol leaders, giving them an oppor-
I tun Ity to exercise and develop anil
I Itv as leaders.
I Mr. Brltton state also that the
compliment of CapUIn F. C.
Mrs. Spires visited hero and at the
coast this summer.
Ed Brodlo and Wife In City
Kd Broille, formerly minister to
ttlam, accompanied by Mrs. Rrodle,
New crop, cluster. ' Mills, tiead of the National Camp-
Hons firm.
26c; fuggle. 27c2iac.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2S.
(Federal State Market News Ser
ine Safety Department hava been
received for the ewlmmlng pool
discipline and safety methods main
tained at tb Douglaa county camp.
Out cause of your nervousness, lack of
vHality.stonuch trouble, general physical
nH fnMiftal hwanvlrv. I can heln vou
win lackyowheaKh ny pronlvdy curing! !"el In Koseburg for a few hour.
to the Coo. Bay section.
back on the Job as editor of th
Morning Knferpriae at Oregon
City, which he finds more profit
able, aa well as enjoyable, than
serving his country at a foreign
station. He and Mrs. Brodlo, since
their return from Slam, have ben
spending considiVahle time trav
eling about Oregon renewing old
acquaintance. and familiarizing
themselves with the general
growth of the state.
your Piles under a WRITTEN CUAR-ANTEE-tor
tee returned. Act today by
calling far an examination writing (or
my FKr.E booklet explain
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HYLAN MAY RUN AGAIN
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NEW YORK. Sept 25. Mayor
Hylan today said that he would
take under "serious consideration"
an appeal made to him by dele
gate, of several Independent poli
tical organisation, that he run for
mayor on an Independent ticket
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