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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1925.
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t Bleached Hardwheat Flour
$2.10 sack, $8.20 4 sacks.
GUARANTEED .
GROWING AMERICA
NEEDS MORE MEAT.
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PENDLETON. Ore.. Oct 19
Frederick Stelwer, prominent Pen
dleton attorney, tana made prelim
inary announcement that be will
be a candidate for the nomination
(or United Statea aenator in the
primaries next spring-. Selwer
atatea that be will announce bia
platform later.
In hla preliminary announcement
GAINED 17
NEEDED POUNDS
(Aaarllted rrtm retard Win.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. Stocks of
mean In storage and preaa of cure
will fill the need of the United
S Btates (or only 12 daya, if lmme-
dlately available, according to gov
Sj ernment bureau figures, Oscar O.
S, Mayer, prealdent of the Institute
o( American Meat Packers, told bla
S, organization today at tbe twentieth
S annual convention. He eatimated
American meat production in 1925
Si will be twenty billion pounds, with
6 la per capita allotment of nearly
J 160 pounds; ex porta will be about
5 one and a half billion pounds.
6 Continued growth of population
In the United States at an eatimat
E ed annual increase of 1,600,000
19; persons, will require additional
supplies of meat in this propor
tion: 200.000 cattle, 200.000 sheep and
lambs, and one million hogs.
JAZZ OPERA SOON
TO HAVE PREMIERE
IN UNITED STATES
'
8COTTI8H RITE
!
I Regular meeting of Rose-
burg Lodge of Perfection, A.
A. 8. R., Monday evening, Oo
tober 19th. 7:30 p. rar; follow-
ed by work ia 4- and 5.
By order of the Venerable
Master.
M. E. COOPER. Secretary-
Adding her voice to the thousand wb
are praising Tanlae for the return or healti
eoa Mreogui,
CHICAGO. Oct. 19. Jazz, the
Mrs. George HoraigLe, re; ragged waif that only a (ew yea re
latet bar remarkable exierlica lUi to.
medlcane.
ago waa timidly begging abetter in
, , , , . e lie in ub 1 1 a i i a ii 1 1 it , a l inn i 10
weight 17 lbs., but it hu ilea brought nv Brand opera.
the ben of beajtii. I bad Buffered Iron 1 Oraduating from tin pan alley
norToualndituonforOeorsiir,rani and but lately molded to the forms
had reached the Dolnl where It .u ai.ha. -..axI.. ,, ,vmTLhnn hv anrh
get relief or break j. i "" ' - " i puncuers, nieasra. jonn mnote,
el raw or oraak completely down. moderns as George Gershwin and I tf.i,h a. !.,.- ..i
MOVIE SCENE IN
"SMILES" TO BE
UNIQUE COMEDY
' Roaeburg's leading vocalists will
appear In the principal roles of
the elaborate theatrical affair,
wblch ia to be staged In the Ant
lers theatre, Monday, October 26th.
under the auspices of the Woman's
and Altar Guilds of St George's
Church. (Episcopal). "Smiles," is
the title of the production, under
the direction of Mr. , George M.
Hall.
"Fun at the Movies" Is the fea
ture comedy act of the production
In which act nearly 100 local per
formers take part Miss Jean Mad
do is principal in this number,
singing, "If That's You Idea of a
Winderful Time, Take Me Home."
Following is a list of characters In
order of their appearance. Ticket
Seller, Kathleen flltney; blind beg
gar. Kenneth Atterbury: town
sports, Eugene Bowden, Earl Mil
ler; their girls, Donna Love,
Louise Douglas; a flirt, Ruth
Brown; masher, Marlon Weather
ford; rube, Stewart Stevens; Boot
black, Colly Reed; preacher, Fred
Brown: Jew peddler, Carl Murphy;
messenger boy, Leroy Burton;
"Sla" Hopklna, Mildred Davis; cow
punchers,' Messrs. John Hlnote,
. ', "'" Teniae I oil, Leo Sowerby, a Jaxx opera is now
welshed (IB Lb... 1 couldn't sleep, felt Ural ,h. makina
all the time, and waa oflaei unahl. JTS lniP9 5?!"n'-
' : ;. mr houaework sitwte t.i i Tito snips, lamous tenor ot me
he dates that support of Prealdent nhouork. JJ-t Chicago Civic Opera company, an
Coolldge, decreased taxation, econ- Xm1m. u " f " J nounoed that he had made plans
old sirL It nukes bar eat more and sleep (or the production of the firat work
rhl hiiZHZ i, m acaorvins or only of this .character and had employ
ed a 24 year old Chlcagoan, Ted
the lushest pralaa.
What Tan lac baa done for othara It, ran
aaw do for you. War sale by ail sod drug.
40,
gleta. Acrept no substitute. O'
uoo noiuea aou.
omy, law enforcement, develop
ment of the Columbia river and
the retention of shipping board
Nolle, of sale of government tlm-
ber. Iteneral lnd Ulrica. Washing- j
ton. IJ. C. Kept. 21, 1:S. Notice Is
hereby gtoen that subject to the I
conditions and limllaltona of the
acta of June . lilt (It Hlat.. !!.
February It. 11 (40 StaL, li:l,
and June 4. lite (41 Hlat., 7511. andi
purauant to departmental rtiun
tloaa ot April 14. 14 (50 L D. 374),
the timber on tha following lands
will be aold Nov. It. 1Kb. at 10
o'clock A. M- at public auction at
'the U. 8. land oftlc at Itoarliura.
Oregon, to the highest bidder at
ml Imi than tha auDraleed value
aa shown by 'this notice, eat. to bejablps by the government will lorm
"J"1 ." "'':"-i."1 " r?;: a nort on o( bis oroaram.
IDI.nnr. in. jiurciiM. - .. i
Florlto. to write the score.
'The typically American motifs
In Jazx and syncopated music are
Mllford - Howard, Robert Lahey,
Wayne Pickena; Salvation Army
Laaalegt Wave Reed, Levona Har
ris, Louise Hughes, Edith Parks,
Dolly Knight, Lucile Peterson.
Opal Co.-don; news boys and boot
blacks, Elmer Atterbury, Roy Oil
man. Carl Stevens, Darney Ilea;
policeman, Mr. Bronn; school girls,
Doris Johnson, Hazel Strickland,
Tula Taaeuble Pi tie for eoaettpattoa.
ado and recommended bv tha aisnlu.
turara of Tanlae.
TAN1AC
FOB. YOUIl HEALTH
1" "... . . Ooldle Ooetx. Doris Howard
capauio oi cwijiuif mj iuihiuuiv , - '
! grand opera significance," said the Jf1'J H- M'hnoa Wlmer. Mar-
tenor. - ' J viau mmun , xiTiwri
Fiorito Is comDoser of -Dreamer "rwi neaner, Tann
of.Drrimi," "Tool, Tootp Tootaie, Korern; village bene, AdWe Bemi-i
and "Oh Mabel" iouri. miy, wayne Pickens; iURKra-
iffiiea. uoroiny aMcuonald. Jean
rMirv of I ha
pri?, wim an Kiuiuoniii mum ui
on-flfth of one per cent thereof, be
Ina commiaVlon allowfd. must be
dfpolted at time of stale, money to
De reiurnea u ie ie n jiuruvru,
Stelwer U tbe tecontl man from
Umatilla county to announce Inten
tion to run for the senatorial nom
ination, the other being A. It
. otherwise patent will iKBiie for the Uh urn way, at present Joint ropre-
ttmber. which mURt be removed i ua.nu.lsv frnm irnmtilla. and Mnr.
celved from clilsens of the United counties,
Umatilla and Mor-
Mr. Bhumway Is
bis rancher operating near Mllion.
(iu mi n in vur
HK'i fir 14b M.. wh
HKI 8EU fir 40
410 M.. hW HKS
For Stiff Joints
and Creaky Knees
Pharmaclata say that ' when all
other ao-called reinedlea (all Joiul-
Ease, will aurely succeed.
It a for joint allmrnta only that
la why you are advlaed to uao it lor
aors, painful. Inflamed, rheumatic
Jolnta. '
Jonit-Ease limbers up the Joints
Is clean and penetrating and
quick reaults are assured Sixty
cents a tube at druggists every
where. Always remember, when Joint
Eaae gela In joint misery gets out
quick. BIGGEST BELLING JOINT
REMEDY IN THE WORLD
FATHER OF GLENDALE
Hlataa. aaaoclat lona of auch clllxfiis,
and corporations organized under
the lawa ot the United Htatra. or
any atate, territory, or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any learat aubdlvialon will be offered
aeparately before being Included In
any oifer of a larger unit. T. 17 8..
R. t W.. See. 11, HWi NIC '4 fir 1200
14., hemlock 40 M.. KW NWjl fir
till M, hemlock 100 14.. BWV, NW
fir lluo M . hemlock 85 U.. SKA
NWU fir (IS M, hemlock 10 M.
NKU HKU fir 1140 M.. NWU
HKa fir 1710 af., HK SKta fir loiiu
M.. cedar 140 M.
U hemlock 40 M.. NKU MW4 fir
Utt M. NWt4 HW14 fir 1470 M .
UBit HWU fir 1140 M. hemlock to
iL. cedar 4t M.. HWU 8W4 fir S24
M., hemlock 120 M., cedar 40 M.. none
of the timber on thin section to be
Bold for less than 41.40 per M. for
the fir, 1 per M. for tbe cedar and
74 centa per H. for the' hemlock, T.
14 H , It. I W.. Dec. 24, Lot I, fir
410 at. Lot fir ISO M., T. 17 H., It.
a W., Kc. II, HWU NWU. fir 720
M.. T. It 8.. II. 10 V. Hec. II, Lot 1
fir 144 M , while rrdnr 10 M . Lot I
fir 410 M . whlta oedar SO at.. Lot 4
fir 140 M.. white cedar loo M , red
cedar 10 St., HK'4 i fir 2X0 M
white cedar II M , MWU HWU fir
194 at, white cedar 104 at., NKU.
M . white cedar 111 at.,
M., white cedar
fir 2N0 at., while
cedar 40 M.. nun. of tha timber nn I nMnnw rl ia I, I. Ik. root,-
than $f per M. for the iir and red ,on for husbanda and wlvea, partlc
eedar and 17 per M. for Hi while ularly those who spend a good deal
cedar. T. i a. it 4 w., nee. ii. of their time In the country, to
KBS'.SwS'-r,?."r.J.n T- have clothea which match. The
fir. Xb'i il . red it. J) m . ! Duke and Ducbeaa of York on sev
N WW HVt'U yellow fir 2:1 M., red' eral orcaalona recently have ap
flr, 174 M.. white fir II 14.. I wared In tailored blue suits, the
I,0"on.0,tob.,.o.d"ni:rr TtaSS IS0" -PINu-otUr having been cut
oer Al. for the red and vel nw ""
Maddox, Lois Brand. Gertrude
MAN DEAD IN fiALEM Craig, Mdress Judd, Velma Mc-
Donal,,, Tiitlma Newhard, Helen
sitf u Ort 19 At Portland. Brlsbln, Gerty Hlldeburn: a ahoD-
October It, Jenkins Harding, age j Per, Mrs. Fleta Halloway; another
(3 years, a native ot saiem, nua-1 ""wt, aira. j. n. juuu; ana an
band of Al ce Hard ng ot ronianu, omer snopper, airs. oy lount.
fill her of Mrs. Gale A. Landsen of: I he comedy ia presented in two
Wooilburn, Leater Jenkins Harding , scenes: Scene (a) la the exterior
of Glundale, Ore., Mrs. C. L. Nor- of a movie shew in Roaeburg
moyle of woounurn. son oi mrs. ncone (0) tfte interior of a movie
Eleanor Harding of Portland, broth- j show In Rosrburg, showing in pan
er of Charles Harding of Susan- tomlne the Impressions and ex
vllle, Cal Miss Amy Harding of preaaioua of a movie audience It
Oervals and Mra. Calvin 8. White B a scream from start to finish
of Portland, grandfather of Robert i the characters all taken from Rose
Harding Nnrmoyle. Mr. Harding , DU1(5 re, wm be one Q( (h
r,V i TZ aru rVi'.iS,'o'lm,"t unl1U9 ,nd humorous affair.
V&?JjS,yJtoA ""'ric'l' by local
UClOOer IV. l l.av p. hi. iiuiu iiiv
HORTHWEST COAST
FOE TIES TOLl Dill
LH
ducllon In the standard ot life, "not
asking labour to get back below
tha poverty Una while we keep all
our luxury.' Someone, he aald,
must shdw bow to get a few mil
lion to emigrate out of England.
I His call (or leadership ia echoed
by J. la Garvin, the distinguished
editor of the Sunday Observer. The
country does not want to replace
the government, (or the alternative
is probably labor with a working
majority, he contends, but "tbe
country intends without mlatake to
cfiTTi.p Wa.h ru iTAa awaxea tne upvernmenc to a more
T.,u.,ia. I.M ihiM, .iii nil sense or the magnitude and
over the Pacific coaat from Alaska "fKehcy of the public crlala. to in- K
to Oregon broke slowly today, re-ivigoraie its actum, ana to iorceiaj
reaching .siiia hmn.ht tam It out o( conventional habits of '0
deatba attributed to low visibility. Ilnld-" , " , 4
Other Items in the toll were a "'""c j"rui. auu e.oer mea . m
$170,000 fire in Seattle and strand-!"?, expressing the same thougntja
of fhn Hutch mntnrahln Rvm. daily. . - I
. . ' 1 ... i i .
rtvV which atlll buna: to the racks uar.io, wau voumave ium
on which she caught near Victoria. Joined heartily In the "Te De-
I
B. C, Wednesday night. Dis
patches received by the Seattle
Times from Centralla, Wash., told
of the death of Gordon Foster, 17
year old, of Centralla, and the in
jury of Fay Wllklns, 15, recently
from 'lexas.
They were hurt in automobile ao-
cldenta on tbe -Pacific highway
near Grand Mound, 70 miles south
west of here, blamed on the fog.
The Times had previously report
ed the death Wednesday of Qtto
Jensen, ot Clear Lake, Wash., as he
was filling the gasoline tank of his
car, when struck by Goldie Henry,
Burlington, Wash., who drove up
In the (og. . ,
um " that welcomed the Conserva
tive government lest than, a year
ago, writes:
Unless the Baldwin Government
as regards trade and unemploy
ment, can rise above nullity or
mediocrity of attempt or the sub
sidy spirit, John Bull will resort
to the newspapers and advertise
a vacant situation."
Fresh grape juice at Overland
Orchards. Bring containers or leave
at Brand's Road Stand. Will deliver
when filled.
AGGIE STARS VIE
IN SCORING HONORS
(Aanrintrd Prrat Letted Wire.)
SAN FRANCISC. .OcL 19.
Morton Kaer, backfleld man of the
University of Southern California,
atands first among the point scor
ers of Pacific coaBt conference foot
ball teams this season with nine
touchdowns, for 64 points, to his
credit
Sehulmerlch of Oregon Agricul
tural college has scored 27 points
for his teanf, with 3 touchdowns
and nine points by conversion
klcka. Shldler of the University of
Washington Is credited with 24
points, with (our touchdowns and
two pointa.by conversion. ,
Four touchdowns each have been
scored by Nevers o( Stanford and
Edwards of O. A. C, while three
touchdowns each are credited to
Denman of O. A. C; Morris Bad
gro of U. S. C. and Beckett of the
University of Washington.
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Rladon mortuarv. Interment at the ... J" " -"'-"-' "" "T tne per-
I. J. t. r. ceillUieij uuuri piMvmv
auspices.
Cook with gas.
HUSBAND AND WIFE
SUITS TO MATCH IS
SARTORIAL DECREE
11.71
fir and II ner M. for the whlta rir.
T. 24 H., 1L 11 W., Heo. 27. NK'4
HWU. old growth fir 474 St., cedar
40 at., hemlock 200 M.. apruce 25 M.a
NW U K u old growth fir 400 M .
aecond growth rir 4n0 St.. hemlock
100 !.. HW4 HWU. old growth fir
'400 al., second growth fir r.0 M..
hemhM'k 100 M, KK V old
r;rowlh fir 1026 If., cedar In M , hem
ock 200 M. NKU HK'a old growth
fit 400 M., accund growth fir 7.ri0
M.. cedar 14 M., hemlock 24 M .
y4W(4 HKl( old growth rir 400 M .
aecond growth fir 400 M., cetlar lto
M.. HWU HKU old growth fir 100
M . aeconil growth fir tfcrt M., cedar
Kl at., HKU KB', old growth fir mo
'M, aecond growth fir 775 41., cedar
'25 M., hemlock 25 M., Hec. Hi, tK
' NK'i old growth fir Sixti M.. cednr
an..
A prominent Savllle row tAllor
laat week had a client who chose
a suit from a smart pattern. He
waa told there waa juat enough of
the goods to make his suit.
''Is that allT" asked the custom
er. "Then I am afraid It won't do.
My wife wants a skirt and coat off
the same roll from which my auit
cornea."
POSTOFFICE AND
STORE BURN DOWN
PENDLETON, Ore., Oct. 19.
According to meager reports re
ceived here from Itnardman today,
the store and postoffire at Caatle
Rock, Ore., seven miles west of
Iloartlman waa totally destroyed by
fire Sunday evening. The fire was
of unknown origin. Tho report
Stated that no insurance was car
ried on the building. ,
are now on sale.
TOWEL 3PECIALS
How is your towel supply? N'ow's
the time to got more. Large towels,
pink, blue or gold borders at 65c
pair, or large heavy while turk
towels at 75c. These are real val
ues. See them at Carr'a.
Weak Eyes? Camohor
If you have weak, aching evea trv
simple camphor, wltchhaxel, Hydras
tis, etc., as mixed In Lavoptlk eye
wa-'h. One small bottles helps any
ase weak, strained or sore eyes.
Aluminum eye cup free. N. Fuller-
ton, druggist.
I.
aaatavSjKejK
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
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A NEW HOME J
of "Gold" for the Bird J
I
AVe are showing this week a big line of Bird Cage in new
.design. ' They come in brass; and are as bright as a gold
dollar. Price aje specially made for this occasion, and
you will be able to get just what you need for the bird
from the collection we have just gotten in on this latest
shipment ,
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE'
Churchill flardware Company
The Iron Monger .
LOBSTER BOOTLEGGERS
ARC ACTIVE OFF .
JER8EY COAST
The Joint convention o( the
Women's Home Missionary Society
and the Wamsn s Foreign Mission
ary Society, which convenes at the
Methodist Episcopal church Tues
day and Wednesday, will open withi these waters from five pounds
to one.
HIGHLANDS. N. X. Oct. 19.
Lobster bootleggers are active off
the New Jersey coast. Lying out
side the three-mile limit of state
jurisdiction, they buy "shorts" and
smuggle their contraband ashore
to resorts and even to the larger
cities. A "short" is a lobster
measuring less than (one and one
eighth Inches from butt to tail to
tip ot the horn at the head.
fThis traffic hss reduced the av
erage weignt or tne lODster caugni
a morning watch service Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock:
Following the watch them will be
a program and Mrs. J. R. McCrack-
en, president of the Southern Ore
gon district will be a speaker. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. Brock, na
tional secretary of the Women's
Home Missionary Society will ad'
saved $97,000 as a result of a re
versal on the decision of revision ot
1918 income tax.
The deficiency In the concern's
1918 Income was from the charging
off of a debt to the Portland Trust
company through property loans to
F. B. Waite of Sutherlin, Ore, and
the Ashland Orchards company o(.
Ashland, totaling 1296,879.91.
Security for the loans to Waite
Included the stock of the Ashland
Orchards company and a promts- .
sory note (or 9170,000, by L. D. Kin
ney of Coos Bay. Waite become
Insolvent in 1918 and the same year
Klaney's property was sold at auc
tion. The assets of the Ashland
Orchards company were then esti
mated at but 1 ju.000 and these were
transferred to the trust company.
The balance of the debt waa still
(170.879 and this was charged oft
as a bad debt and was charged oft
It is an Icy day that keeps the
lobstermen ashore. Working us
ually two to a boat, 25 feet 11) in
ches over all. open, cablnless and
uuprmcccea ironi ino urnuier, u tt( income tax returns.
fishermen In their quest anywhere "
from 3 to 10 miles out are lucky
dress the members. Mrs. Brock Is " ifey net an average or siv lay.
a young woman of engaging person- LFour "BM ch containing from
allty and will have a message espe-! Pot keep two men busy,
dally for young people. Other IT??0' te oeii frame covered
...k.e. .. .. win with laths one Inch apart and con-
Mrs. Maple, Mrs. F. L. Davis. Mrfcl'ntoS opening through a knit-
a I na4 UJ aaHiiaaaaw4 b- ! 4 waekt.
Bevan and Miss Ava Milam.
Hen's suits cieanea arts pressed,
tl.60. Roaeburg Cleaners, phone
7i
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS
Get them at Carr'a at their star
bargain special. 65c, 69c and 89c.
You save the difference.
LIMIT HIGH SCHOOL .
ATHLETE TO TWO
HOUR GRIND DAILY
ted cord arrangement which nar-l -
rows from- the entrance. Decaying
menhaden, eanght by the fisher-' LOS ANGELES. OcL 19 Ath
men of Sandy Hook bay, are letes in the local schools under no
threaded to the inside ot the pot circumstance may exercise more
with conner wire and among the than two hours in an atternoon. No
inedible sea crabs and unpopular student may try out (or more than
ling, a quick dying fish, is (onnd one major sport team a semester.
rrtVATF ci itai vai lRn occasional crustacean, oume- me uwa ui duuwuuu, ami m-
tUYUlL bLAllN I1N times it is a "short." ed at the steadily increasing dls-
CHICKEN PEN AT Occasionally a heavy lobster to placement of studies by athletics in
rptjr- Cf a lyr Cl-lf orougnt up, one laaen mis year uio iuiuud vi oi.ucuio, Bi uhd
1 rlCi 0 1 A 1 fc. SLflUUL having weighed seven pounds, and other rules tor high schools
' - Sometimes the pots yield a "shed- here, post-season contests for seo-
(Aaaichted Frees Leurd Wire.) der" in his annual round of casting tional titles and contests with un
SALEM, Ore OcL 19. William I off the old shell and putting on a lverslty or college freshman teams
McCarroll, engineer at the state I new one. A prime delicacy, the lat- . were also tabooed,
school for the blind, located In thejter die quickly and are of little Only two practice games In each
heart ot one of Salem'a residential commercial value to the lobster- sport will be permitted to precede
OREGON'S SECOND
STRING ENOUGH TO
SHUT OUT PACIFIC
Majrvkti'd rrpai lavd Wlre.l
EUGENE, Ore., Oct. 19. With
the dawn of a new week, grim
determination today settled down
over the University of Oregon Ath
letic field where Huskle football
warriors are training for Ihe tilt
SPORT NEWS
NEW YORK RECORDS
DISTANT TEMBLOR Saturday in Portland with the I n
i lverslty or California.
NEW YORK. OcL 19. An earth-! For several weeks the players
quake, believed to have been cen-.have been keeping California in
tered nril yabout 660 miles from mind as they trained, but with ac
New York, waa recorded on the;tual arrival of the week In which
Fortlham university seismograph the game will occur a new feeling
beginning at :01 o'clock this crept over. To hold California
morning and reaching the maxl-il"n ia a hard task for any team,
mum at 8:03. ,he Oregon men are determln-
The Fortlham experts described ed that they wilt be the ones to do
the disturbance as of moderate pro-.". they ran.
portions. They said the record In-! Oregon won Saturday from Pari
dilated It was on a north south r,c university by a small score of
line from New York, but which di- 18 10 ' nd unlntere.tin
reelinn enolil not hrt aarortalnofl. gome. .
ASK STATESMEN TO
COME FORWARD LEST
ENGLAND MAY SINK
LONDON. Oct. 19. Almost the
entire English preaa Is walling for
statesmanship to come forward,
lest this country lose her tradi
tional greatness. One and all the
! papers seem to conclude that
economically and otherwise the
nation is bogging down, and that
something must be done.
The editorial writers have even
ceased their post-war practice of
looking around for some foreigner
ion whom to put the blame for
Lnglands woes. They no longer
lecture the French morning and
I evening, nor growl of "unfair com-
petition" from Germany. For the
i moment they have even ceaBed to
complain of America's attitude to
Iward the war debts. There is evi
denced a growing realization that
England has her own house to put
in order.
districts, this morning shot and
killed a coyote in the state school's
chicken pens at the rear of the
school. Mrs. Mildred Mortenson,
laundress at the institution, waa
directly responsible for the slaying
of the coyote. She saw the animal
in the pens and slammed a gate
on It. McCarroll was called and
dispatched the animal with a rifle.
The coyote waa a young one, ap
parently five or six months old,
and is believed to be responsible
for depredations on the -chicken
pens over a period of several days.
The animal la believed to havej
oeou uviug m tne nrusn along a
creek bed back of the school on
state prop'-rty.
Terminal beauty Shop, phone ESS.
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30 PEltt'EXT SOVIET
. EXPORTS HL'IIE.
(AeanrUtrd Preai Leued Wire.)
MOSCOW, October 19. More
than 26 percent of Russia's total
export went, to the United States
The papers are beginning to pan In the las( half year. Nearly 80
After-tremora
7:08 o'clock.
were recorded until
An unkind fate, which trailed
10 M.. hemlock 5K0 M.. KU U VKU Pr,nkl. I.VIBh t lh. It.,, Vi.rlr
old growth fir 5340 M , hemloi k n:i, i,k ii..,i... k..
U7B M, HH'H NEH old growth fir L. . ., '. a.
1244 M , hemlock t.'.o M kku NK, him to the seiul'pro diamond. He
second growth fir 34.i al . cedar iillhaa a chance to be a hero In llack
J,'dS;k U.Y''A Krr: leuauek. N. J., when he came to bat
...140d fiVw' NWH ..coVdrowihl'" "" ninth with two on base.. He
..fir Sill) M.. HWU. NW', seeolul ; Struck OUL
growth fir 1425 It HKU NW, a
? rKS'WTd ";,,,t!; ,,onu Wtner- ,ra"d hor""",
fir 4454 M.. NWU. hwu aecond i ,h Pittsburgh Ptratea In bygone
-a.rewt fir 29oo M . HWu. HWU, are-1 days, playing tirat base for hla all
J".i.V0"l..,ir. 1i'J". ;j!siars in New York, garnered two
-l'""" a. "win in ill" rtl-.'a -I..-I j a Hi
nd growth fir 4190 M-i"'"aiee .,, ,uiivu I UU. ilia
HKU aecond
NWU HKU second growth ttr 4to team won, 3 to 1.
St.. lirmiocK lOtt HWU HI'.
COLDS THAT
heals the inilamrd membranes and in-
1,11.11. aero, analh.
St rff'aSiwiS V'slS' MK' ce:r . "." farpealh-r. most popu- Of all know, drugs, creoaote It reo.
25 M., none Of 111 tltilbr on Iheae ''or r.uiopean Ilgnter IO Visit tni-Hi' eamsra oy nisn nieoicai auiuwiiir, mm
arrtiona to b told fur lea ttian : uliores .rannnt stay away. Accord-! one ol the greatest healing agrnrirt lor
ii'ti.Ci?''.?'!. ,h PUr 4 'id t ii k to California boxing promoters, I pertinent rougha and coldt and other
glowth fir, 12 per l lor the cedar ',,." a- u v .... .7.' . a I I I ...kl 1' 1.,-
id second growth fir and .10 cents ! 11 n-ocu ear neio una pia"'-u pi- I loioia ...
Per M. for ill hemlock T it s . jllclea to fight Jimmy Delaney of conlatna, In addition to ereototr, otner
!' ' .'' '. 'V- 'i Nwii .NKU, pine 174 Loa Angeles in January. healing elements which soothe and heal
it ii,n i.n.e tJ M - fir 470 ir ' ! "emhranes and stop the
UK', NWU pine 274 al.,' rip I'm m"! 1 Ilahe Ruth, rletp In the Maine, irritation and inflammation, while the
none of tne umber on this ae. 'Hon t woods, ahootlng deer, haan't ) et I creosote goes en lo the tlomach. ia ab
fot,'Th""oin'endlV'er,Mf'0fl'rrtiL t,rva h"rrt ,mm regarding lh new aorbce) into the blood. altackt tbe seat
fir, T. J7 H.. ft. ii w He.'. 'si', , Hr.'I homerua clouting nu-ord of Tuny ol the trouhln and checks the growth
HW'4 yellow iir 450 M. whu'e iir ijirerre in Ihe Pacific coast league, of the germ a
r. 7,' ttll'lS' k !!?' Ja.'V. KH 'Tnny surMisrd Ruth's mark by a Creomulston is guaranteed eatif.
e'dar ;s V "hi; 1 1 ! Hi'u " How 'rVr'"'"1" elrcult blow when he made tory In the treatment of pertl-.tent
trio M, re.t' fir ?U M. hrniim k ttibla sixtieth homer yesterday. couth! and roltH bronchitl adhmt,
M.. r. d c. dar lo M., T. it it, R. lit broerhitit sad other forms of rrtplra-
non.of- lh'.' Iloi't'i.r'-.n'.'h.'.e V'" l"nn,n'' 'J 1 ,'"7 rWlet fur bud-
to ho sold for thn I.' so per .ergaulie their own national aaenri-1 log up the system alter colds or flu.
M r..r Hie red and yellow rir. li nn at Ion. Mary K. Ilrowne, w ltaid o( t Money reinndrd If any eoub or cold it
Jem.Mi.er"MtVorri'r!.'nre"fIr and lC0Uru lmk' on" ""' ,DHn-1 relieved after taking eccnrd.ng to
henil.H k. Tues. lUvtll, Acting Com-i,or '" ,uV" u,i v- 8- u' I direetiona. Ak your drul-u Creo.
tuiaeioner IA. Is willing. I multioa Cotupuy, Auaals, G. (adv.)
tlregon's second string played
Ihe game through with the excep
tion of the first quarter, when He
Oregon points were all gathere I in
so Ihe mere points don't mean tiny
thlng to the tin gem fans.
When California faces Ihe Web
footers Saturday, she will face
levery Oregon player. In good con
dition, according to the present
outlook. The hlggoat cause of w,.r-
'ry haa been big Lynn Jones, full
back, who has been carrying a bad
ly dnntSRed wrist since the Idaho
;ganie. He will be hack In the lln-
T Y.rc.oiM,hent i" MIWprr..
serious trouble. You can sua i them I I
now with Cwmulsioi an emulvbed nrr ( Mrh An,,v 8mlth ,,'",
cieotote that is plessant to take. Creo- r.li(nrnl. C()11(.h nrk g n' f
nuisniD ia aj ,w-w unuiMi Openon
Wltn iwe-iotu action; ii euoiuca auu
tne prima Minister That Is one
straw showing how the wind blows.
The cheaper, noisier and most
widely circulated ones opened their
offensive against him weeks ago.
They did not like his "surrender"
In the mining dispute, In which tbe
government bought a truce be
tween coal diggers and coal own-1
era at the cost of 2,000,000 pounds
a month. Then Mr. Baldwin went
to All ies Bains for a holiday.
When he came back, after four GENEVA, Oct. 19. If the next
wceka of real, be gaily remarked session of the Council of the
that be hadn't read an English League ot Nations is held at Ma
newspapers for a month. drld, the selection may have been
None of the newapapers took made by the wlvea of the Council
kindly to this, or saw any joke In members.
It. A great many things of Import-1 The Spanish Ambassador was
ance happened while he was gone, asked by a friend whether he
they have been Informing Mr. Bald- thought the Spanish invitation to
per cent of the total amount ot
furs sold during this period was
exported to America.
Men's suit cieaneu ana pressed,
$1.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phono
471. '
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IF LEAGUE MEETS IN
MADRID MEMBERS'
WIVES RESPONSIBLE
There will be no brothc-
ly feeling, however, for they are
not related.
DAILY WlAlHtS REPORT
U. S. Weatner tturoan, lora' of.
(Ire, Hoebnrg, Oregon. 24 hours
enCIng 6 a. m.
Precipitation In Inches and h.in
dredths: Hlgh) lenpcrattire yestenly t.2
Lowe? temperature last nltrht te
Precipitation l:ist ;i hours . o
Tol.il pri'elp aince first moTh "5
Normal prccip. for this monCi ; Kl
Total preeip from SepL 1.
192S. to date ; 61
Average preclp from Sept. I.
1 i77 ; ;.
Total excesa from Sept. 1,
t.':s . ..,3
Average precipitation for 6
wet season. (September to
May. Inclusive) 11 41
(ie-iernlly fair tonight ami Trc-
day: moderate temperature.
Wit BELL, Meteorologist
win. For one thing, unemployment
became still worse. And under the
surface there Is a great deal ot talk
about Bolshevik uprisings and all
sorts of possible trouble next May
when the coal truce ends. And
more talk of mobilising the man
hood ot the country to protect
("British atantlarda and traditions."
j Youngsters and grown ups ot the
'middle claases, ex-army folk and
Isuch, are organizing branches of
;the British "Fasclsti."
The serious journals are begin
ning to cry for statesmanship, and
ito Inform Mr. Baldwin that he haa
I not lived up to the hopes they
placed In him when Labor-was
(thrown out and Conservatism put
I back In power. U. K. Chesterton,
lln his weekly, has been pounding
I away at a campaign for small own-
lorpnip. for tne return ot r.ngitsn
peasantry to till a
meet In Madrid would be accepted.
"What do you think-?" rejoined
the Ambassador.
"Well, all 1 know Is that Mrs.
Hymans (the wife ot the Belglsn
member ot the Council) lays she
wanla to go to Madrid," said the
friend.
"Then It ia all set," said the Am
bassador with a laugh. "If the
wlvea ot the C ouncil members have
decided on Madrid than we shall
certainly go there."
Cook witn gas.
HALF OF OSAKA MAIL
MATTER IN TWO MONTHS
CROSS WORD REPLIES
men.
Cook with gas.
BALFOUR-GUTHRIE WINS
. INCOME TAX 8UIT8
the regular season.
MUST CLOSE NECK
AT CHURCH
VIENNA. OcL 19. In several
Jewish synagogues notices have
WASHINGTON, D. C'OcL 19. . appeared stating that women will
Balfonr-fluthrle company, of which , be admitted to services only it
the Balfour-Guthrie Trust company .they wear dresses closed at the
of Portland Is a subsidiary, will be 'neck.
OSAKA. Ort 19. A statistician
discovered thst the Osaka Central
post office handled 4.172,829 cross-
rich soil that word nuzzle replies from June 25'
Is more and more neglected while to August 31. which is nearly hslf
the country keeps 'buying larger ill) total araoun ot mail matter
'proportions of foodefroni overseas, .handle by the office during the
Sir Pblllp Glbbs, writing In tho j same period.
'Sunday Tlmea, Inquires 'la Eng- The largest number received In
hand Done?" and says the Govern- one day was 223.237. on July i. It
'ment policy has been one of .was stated that l( tbe total of
'drifting, of temporary makeshifts cross-word replies were put from
in emergcuciea ; nlggllug measures end to end they would reach from
to reduce unemployment (which jTokyo to Kyoto.
hasn't been reduced), relurnlnt to I c
! the gold standard without counting j FREE FREE FREE
jits cost in Impairing trade, "sub-j One ,xl0 Photograph with every
' utilizing laxlnesa," aa an American order of .0i or over. This offer
, termed the dole. Sir Philip thinks clotee Nov. 30. Clark Studfa, Cass
tl e rot in our social state can oe street, rtoseourg iax, nana niug.
'supped. only by an all-around re- Phone S3L
Eat regular meals
see how 4ood it feels I
!lrl I FTTi. ae4 ..I? A
Many of us eat too much.
Don't nibble between meals
and spoil your real appetite.
Don't humor that false hunger
you think you feel!
Take a bite of WRIGLETS let
its friendly, satisfying flavor allay
the false craving, settle your stomach
and get you ready for a good-mttL
And AFTER EVERY MEAL let
it pleasantly; aid' digestion and
CLEANSE THE TEETH!
mm
"after every-
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