Roseburg news-review., June 07, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JUNE 7. 1926.
Of the STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL PARADES Will Be
SHOWN AT THE ARMORY
Thursday, June 10
At 8:30 P. M.
Following the showing of the pictures a Jitney Dance will be given. Music by the Oriental Gardens Orchestra
Don't Miss This Event
It Is Worth Your While See Your Kiddies in Motion
Moving Pictures
I'
eBOS
TEIWI
Tho Itoselnirg Country Club
golf team yeuUtrdny lnok roveiiKo
. on tho AlurHhfield nKKi'cgallon l'ir
tha defeat administered two week
iIko, and cleaned up on tho Coos
; Pay pellet BWUUora by a Beoro.of
18 to 10. In splto of the lnlemso
(feat the links were crowded and
some excellent scores were turned-
in.
' The tournament was played be
' tween two Hi man tcama, the
ilurHlifleld delegation eoiilalning
nearly thirty pei-nona. The Iiouho
commltteo provided luncheon for
' all players and visitors at noon.
The tournament committee an-
"DounceB that the buttons won at
""tho recent tournament will arrive
'Ills week. After they have been
., distributed all tournament teams
will be picked from tho holders of
these buttons.
The Roseburg team meets Marsh
., , field again on July 4, playing ou
. the Coos Bay course.
MOVIE ACTORS
TO VISIT CITY
LAST OF WEEK
--;';-".' Tho Hollywood Movlo Mukers, a
Company of motion picture iiotora.
;,,wni dp. in iioseburg on Friday
and Saturday, Juno 11 and 12 at
the Antlers Theatre. Thev will
bring with them the entire cnulii-
ment that goes towards tho mak-
""lng of motion pictures exactly us
r. It Is done at tho Btudlos in Uolly
. wood. The famous Kleig lights,
spot lights, cubles, plugging boxes,
""'etc., will be used, und a picture will
' be made on the stage, and then
the results will be shown on the
.i screen. " .
- The company Is featuring George
... Itowe, Patho comedian from tlio
,,-JIal Itoach studios. Ho, will bo ac
. . . companled by other nclors, a di
rector and cameraman. A screen
y test is to bo given anyono ilesirl ,
, it, any poison wanting tlio free
- lesi is ueing required to leave
their name and tclophono number
."' 'at the box offlco of. the theiilro In
advance), a special matinee for
Doy ucoiiiH uml cliildron will bo kiv-
en uu otiLuiuuy uiLuriiooii. i 'ii:iuns
tuken on the streets and oil the
...,Btagn at tho Antlers will be shown
.mi. on the screon.
FATAL WRECK IN ITALY.
. (AMoelatetl Prima tanned Wire.)
CANCHLLO, Italy, June 7. One
'" man was killed, one probably fa
,tally Injured und 13 less seriously
. hurt today when a freight train
' ran Into the Hone; Naples expreas,
-which became stalled near lure
when tho last car was derailed.
There wero no fuiclguers among
--ttho casualties.
POHTIiA XI) SI ) l! NT A I X
OliLMIUCK VVT WITH AX
. (Amiorlited Prew beated Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., June 7.
Charles Lovnlaud was carried
down from Mount Hood veslerdav
' by Hood Itlver guides for surgical
in ii,.. ..-'..I., r.... ii.ii., . i... .
ico ax on Coal Mail's Scoot, P.liut
"glacier.
Tho surgeon was obliged lo take
one stitch in the wound and l.ove
lanil Is recovering satisfactorily.
Lovoliind is employed in the book
keeping department of the Citi
zens Dank.
CKATKIt I.AKK I'AIIK Ol'DN.S
fAMnclitwt t'rew I.mwi) WW-)
VOKTLAN1), Ore., June 7.
Crater J-alio National park was
opened for llio senHon todav for
cum tu.ru I'll i. r.w...,.l i.. ..
;fin t a l.-.r, w-., r.... i !,u ...
utead or July I an in previous j
-yeara. .At that tiu hotel:!, camp
Krotimls. transoortatlon mu-vin.
und other uiilittes tor the heiiet'H !
of park vinitors will ho m lull;
ODonitlon. Hays an aniiouiireinein ,
Hays an iiuuounceiuenL ,
uj uiu ui'iuii tim-ui, ui ine inierior.
Jll'SINKSS WOJKX'S L
monti ii a i-i m in:o
It
IMOA V
Tho monthly luncheon of the
Bubi H033 and rrote.ional Woin-
JtsailIKIMIWW.M.&
SPRUSTEEL
The Spruslecl Slop Sockrt is clumped to side mil without
Ihe use of weakc'iiinj; nails or bolts. I hr single 3-1 6 hole
for, lie rod being the only opening in the side rail. I he
Sprusteel is very ris?id, strong and step can he easily re
newed. See tills new ladder before you buy.
ZiGLER - CRAVEN
a Roseburg Plione 25
WE SELL REFRIGERATORS
v - ' ci
Roseburg
en's elub Friday noon was an In
teresting und entertaining one
n-nd Huvcrul visitors were guests
of the club. Mr. und Aim. C. 8.
.Mi-ICIhlniiy led tho , community
singing and a fdiorl and inspiring
talk by Mr. Sherwood, director of
the - Ellison-White challtauiia,
was enjoyed. Tho Jmmanuel ?lule
SI
(luartet, which appuurcd on the
chautauouu program that duy, en-
rtulncd the club with three
splendid selections.
.MOTOR CO.NTIOST SANCTIONS
118 HACK MKKTS THIS 1'AK
(AwHilutitl l'rcu liiM'd Win.)
VKS MOINICS. Iowa, June 7.
Ofilciul sanction for U8 motor
race meetings have been given
this year by tho International
.Motor Contest association, said A.
It. Corey, secretary. Thin num
ber will be increased by sanctions
given later in the senson.
The principal meetings will be
hold in connection with largo
state fairs and expositions.
Dirt-track moior racing Is be
coming ono of tho leading AmerJ.
can sports, Mr. Corey declared
Aioro than 150 professional driv
era have been licensed by the as
sociation this season.
PERNOLL TOUCHED FOR 14
HITS, BUT HIS TEAM WINS
(Apsoclnlcfl I'rcM I.casod Wire.)
MEDFOKD, Ore., June 7.
Grants Vans defeated Medl'ord 7 to
6 Sunday at Grants Pass In a
spectacular battle, a ninth inning
rally failing by one run. I.evotT,
local twlrler, succumbed to the
heat and was relieved by Foley,
l'ernell, former Detroit American
pitcher, occupied llio slab lor
Grants Pass and went the enltrn
route. Grants Pass bunched hiis
in tlio sixth and scored five runs.
Score :
It. H. E.
Mediord 6 11 2
Grants Puss 7 10 3
Halteries: Levoff, Foley and Ban
nister; Pernoll and Smith, Droietle.
"SMOKI PEOPLE" PREPARE
FOR YEARLY SNAKE DANCE
PRESCOTT, Arls., June 7. (A.
P.)- Depleting the dinices and cere
monials of northern Arizona In-
I dian races, thfe "HmoKi IVople,
"tribe" composed of nearly Jet)
1'ieHciilt biifiine.srt men, will appear
I in their sixth annual performunctf
at this L'omumnity'H "way Outjnuiounl in ccnt'iai Hlat- tax is
Wont" celebration J unit II.
Tho ancient, tribal and what are
I 1,v tmnii. nu !.... rlt.io
amoim tho Indiana art) buinc dis-
rouraue
couraged. For Ibis reason the
Smokis have adopted the dances to
preserve lliem for posterity.
The Smokis have gathered 2on
or more snakes for use In the
Snake Dance.
llegtlll In l!)2l as a day of piny
for ihe coinumnily. the ce.ira
llon -since has been given over n-
liri'ty lo llio presenlallqn ol a pa-
gciuil program iu a iiuiiiuer oi
cbaraclerlslic dances ami ciue-
monies of Northern Arizona In-!
dlans. The hmoliis luive a costume
and purapheniullu department
which possesses more limn J 1 2.0IKI
In outfits made in exact repioduc-
lion ol the ceremonial gam ami
equipment of the various Iribes
Since 1021 ten dances ami ceiTe
mollies have been .studied, drama-
ti.ed lllld doprodliccd, hill tile
Minoltl hiiiilie nance, as 11 Is ration,
always consulates llie finale of the
uM
prngrnin. The basic purpose of llie
cople is to erect a mil-
i netlni and lo engagi
when financ
'd. Ill the exploration of all man
ner of anlliiullles of the southwest,
"
MOTOItl'CI.H HKM'l.Ts
I'.IUIUNI'.. Ore., Juno 7. Ilea-
pile, a Hwellering bent, a crowd
of 4,1)110 wlliKHsed the annual
norl hwest motorcycle hill clinilt
nt Cotta'O (.rove yesterday. I n
the novieo even, first place was
won by S. imvid.son. I'orilaiid.
feet; second. C. Overton. Collate
tlrove. led; third, Corvnlho,
Kitsehuri;, 1! I :i feet .
Overi)ii and Corvnlho t ieil for
Imiet.ml with
0 feel, and in the
run otT Overton Won.
WOULD-BE THIEF SHOOTS;
M Kl M'OK I On-.. June 7 An im
ureessiui iioKhip in a iiiillt-y near
Malu si reel late last niKhi refilled 1
In i tn,in . I i,. ' ,, , , i
,.' ,, , .. , .; (rapidly declining.
II I,. M..NI-I.I, ,1 l, .,-,- Knur, -Thr (
HlnrtH -,.. n-,-,1 1 tin- ..lal.no-.vii niun-niion l..,.,- nn i, !
iiHsallaiil. unly out1 ol which l.ioU ! i i,tni,,,i ii,-ii-u ii- t.-i ,i, ,r w i.., .
v-ii.-.Ti. i-iuiin ini-i n'Min-ii iifii-
uu- iiiuiiuiN unit i.s uililiili' lii KIIK t
Kimllyh.
-
i
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HARDWARE CO
V
W
g,
SIX BUILDING !
PERMITS ISSUED j
IN PAST WEEK j
A few building perm Its have'
been iKHiind during tlio vtxal week,'
being chiefly for small kimwaJ
The largOHt permit, was for the!
building being erected by Mr. und
Mm, Willliini UHI, the. permit be
ing for $17,000. Other permits were
UH foliowH:
Leon K. Wilson, $200 garage,
Harvard Avenue; Sarah S. Iilake,
$100 garage, StepheitH street; -The
MitiseH Ilitzer, $100 garage, S.
Main St.; 10. K, Wimberly, $luo
garage, N. Jackson St.; Hoy Huf
ham, $2,500 reHidence, Harvard.
o
CARD OF THANKS
We winh to thank all the neigh-
bora and rrlendH for the ki mines
und aniitance rendered during
the lust Hic:kne;is and death of our
beloved mother and for the many
beautiful floral tributes. We wish
to especially thank those who gave
ho nitieh nf their lime and hbkIh
(ance in sitting up nights and car
ing for her. .
Geo. W. Thompson,
J. M. Thompson,
Mm. Alur.v McAboy and Family,
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Foster,
Jrvin Thompson.
itAiMVAv iikAiis jo.ii;ii
tAuoclnU-d I'reM I,eeil Wire.)
NEW YOKK. June 7. Villiatn
Sproul, president, and Paul
Khoun,, executive vlce-nrosident
of the Soulhorii Pacific cumiiany;
'in (ill llinld, president of the
Great Northern, and Charles Don
nelly, president of the Northern
I'lii-ilic. arrived here lod.-iv for a
conference regarding the joint use
of lu ff railway lines in Oregon.
Preliminary meetings of the
executives were held late today
with indications that a formal
statement be Issued tonjght.
A Mi c:t)i;.Tli:s PAY I'lliST
HAM'' OK TAMOS TO STATU
(Aiunclatpil Prow Itasca Wire.)
SAl'iMM, Ore., June 7. Slate
Treasurer Kay ' today reported
that all counties In tho state had
paid the first half nf I lie stale
a ! taxes for the year by June r, the
linul da to provided hv law for that
purpose. The total amount paid
I was $2,51 5,877.87. or (his
' 7(t",4 7-1 tin ono milt mar-
; let road fund ?.l,2i;s.s:; und
l(! Olll- III 111 llilltl Of W;i I'
vctonuia stal aid $271,1 .'H.-10.
We have a fine line of Winstels!
chocolate creams. Pioneer llrugl
sion
W. it. Seig, proprietor.
o
COLLEGE WEEKLIES
IN NEW
ENGLAND FORM
LITTLE A. P.'
ISOSTON. Juno 7. ( . P I -
N- Eimhind college weeklies have
lormed a "lillle Assoclaled l'rrs. I
At tho si'cond coinenllon of the.
New England Intercollegiate News-'
pper Association, composed of I Volstead prohibition law ',
hen weekly publications, the mcftviing a dominant issue in tin
i h,.,- papers adopted a plan to in- lion of a t nll.d Stales s,
terchange news throughout their in the lluckeve stale- ibis la
Intercollegiate circuit.
, The mi niber papers, which all
! have practically the same publica-
itioll date, are bound to put tnlo
'the niails liroof sheets m- niin.ei
, copies of all nrllcies of major Int-'
norlance. Added to this Is ihe sun. I
' plementary service, relaved from
, Iloslon, which consists of collecied
i Hems of Inter i -annuls Intei-esi
gleaned from the newspapers nnfi
j ,, colleiie evchanges. I
I The policy of the organization
jileiuunils that all matter curried In!
Ilhe columns of the various papets
ho or either collegiate or i-ducn-
1 1 iunil interest ;
l L' ,t
( Our cow pni is Ktiara ile.-d tn
lull Ihe flies. Try ii ou( and jl
1,11
do nnl like ii
you can return and
; Kei jour nionej. W liarion Uros i
O -
S.NtHtltlSllM'.SS Hi:!,!'.;!. To
lit i. in; i nsii At Tims' ci.i it
f .H'l,it.l I'n' I.iaMii IVirt.)
LOXOOX. Jane 7 SnoloUh
in s- and selfishness ha. kill, d
the Mr ills It Actors' association.
dli l:ir.d C l.'Ulw.r-U l.ll.i r...-.
i mer meinher of the counrii. The
nu tun resimicn liecau.se
tlio
cie
iii''tiiiifir.iii II i 11 1 HUMS V IM C
jtddj " hav
failed tn acnuirn
n ik ruinitrv I lu. i-imii r,i,l..l v
jsplilt which exltn nmoiiK the
inrnfcsslon in Amoi icu. I.pii.IIiii..
aclois Mippoi lcil tho iissn.-ini urn
iii-iiii i;.i;i, w iii-n ( nrsi iic-canic
.,:U tniili' niiliiii. hut siiu-o th'-ii llicy ,
fe have Rin.liiallv Riven It up. Thcv ,
y iihii-.-l In hcini; orKalllzril Willi '
Btaue haiiiln uml other llicntriial :
1. ' Pliuiloyoos.''
K ril.ti(i i (.i:i:Ai.o(iv
HACK TO Olilt.l Vl. . Mlj
R' fAw-lall Tt. Ukmi Wir..)
E: MINNK AI'OI.IS. .Inn.. 7 Tin
V Ir.-iilni; of all n-ti-icrcii lux ten.
K iiIok.v hack tn the oriejiial pau-j
J of nlver tiM Liken iriiin lin
g:wilils or Piiiici- Kdwaiil l--lan.i,
E.BOiin will he niaile posslhle. I
& 'llie flrt henl stiitistlcs nf'
All-.f rican fn anceslrv will
iutlillstii-,1 this vein- hy tin. Am-,
en ii Niitlmiiil Vnx llriv-ili'r ii..n.
union. I ho reronl n il! comprise
elf: lit volumes. Involving pioi;elil-
Aitors nt mote than ii;o,imiii donii-s-
V-tlealed foxes heillir i-iim-lieil In tin.
lifted States and Alaska.
vuiiw uca ijuuon. (.aaadian
FAVORITE CREOLE DISHES
AND RECIPES
O
X a recent visit to New Or
leans I secured some of the
famous old Creole recipes
which I was told had attained pop
ularity throughout Louisiana. The
early French settlers taught their
negro servants many secrets of the
expert cookery for which their
nation is famous. The negro "mam
mies' added certain savory touches
of their own. The dishes that re
sulted became known as "Creole".
I soon found that only by using
prepared foods does the busy mod
ern housewife have time for this
elaborate cookery of a day when
servants were plentiful.
I Corn, Creole Style Cook 2 tahlc
j spoons chopped green pepper in 4
tablespoons butter. Add 4 tablc
j spoons flour and 1 cup canned to
; mato soup, stirring- until smooth.
Season with a little salt, onion
juice and chopped parsley. Stir in
2 cups canned corn and heat thor
oughly. Pens a la Francaise Turn con-
trappors. yijirs ago raptured tin
'irKt I'f ii "l siivt-r Ua in Mn
northern wilds. This calrh hud
1 mo iouikkuiou oi an imiusiry
r winm now comprise ranrhe.s m
.-J stales, represent ;.n inv.st-
' Hl-l I O! JR M I , , (I I) II . 11(1 1) a 11(1 .'111 1IE-
(cn!Kiite hvi-stoek e'u.-t-ilnif; IGn.-
livi
000 foxes.
Hay rope and cable, bay ea-r'ers.
forks and oilier barn cquipnn nt at
Wharton Pros.
i BROOKHART AND
i CUMMINS VIE IN
IOWA PRIMARY
(Continued from rage 1 )
oni-eluc-i.itor
was
here
lorseen by political lead, r-
today in Hi
lllrance
l-ii mer
ii!" the
n.itorial
Senator Alice I',
race for llie Den
nom inat inn.
on.-i ,-n,
i-ralic
I lie only posihle cni in-, nt ji
was ioniendiil will h- the itiility
of .Mr. I'omeien'- to win nom
inal ion over cither 1 1. nun r.i i- en
tries, irenoiniiia t ioti el S
Crank Ii. Willis h th Ii
cans generally is coin-e.!'d
a champion id pi h i rM ten
the Volstead law Mr. (,,:
ator
thli-
and
is considered a li!.ral.
so that Attorney 'i
CeiUseh of Cleveland, v h
noitured his candidal y e
t'ornt ot opposition in pji
w M hdi i'W H orn t !e- i .ire
tiiurh
pin t -i
ion.
inui-
laneeiislv will 1 r
nnnoun. mni la-i ..v
ihat
p is a candidate.
,. ',,!,. ,.,., U ill 1 1
one im aiidiihle conic
nominal ion .1 u t i
Allen ot ihe si.i.i
She declares Hint
cale ihe ti- Id ii
I- l-'l.
sup:
she v
l.i i
tenner senator
SenitMM' ei niaii in-.
Kaleiuli, N. C . Jiu;e
S!'.' (Hit of 17 17 p!-ecil:i
the Ktatc counted. Selialm !.
Overmiin had a hit; h
Kohert K. Ke uolils lor th.- i -
over
emo-
i oa-emo-:
ii res
era tic Miiiiiiii ml unmui.i ;
lusled lor in Satuiday .s
crat ie primaries. The v,.:
were: Ovurman S.".7Sl. !;.;.,
Piine lecital. Moore Mu ,
ilio. S p. m (onilii. 1'n i
church. All welcome.
St u
liui.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
V. S Wniihi-r rtiK.iui. 1
flro. Knsi-bui x. tn-n:i, n (
iMHlllii; f, a. Ill .
I'nr!iil:il Inn in ins. ami lh;
1 1 icIn-M it-iiij... ui :ii.- . r
l.iiVi-r.t 1 . 1 pi u-1 a t II ! i- l;i-'
rnH-illnlion lusi l'i li-ui v
'I'nliil pn-cip sniri- li in..
Nnnnul priTlii. rm l his ti: -i
Totnl (vn-clii. rnmi Si.pi
1 !:.". Id ll.llr
-.1 nf
lioura Av.m;ii;i' pn-clp
ti nm St pi
'I'm ill il. lk-liMiry n-mii
I' I.
Atiiac preripltation lor
w et aeasona. (September a-i
1 Mar Ineluslvel q- HI l'J
1 1 nsellle.Utiuilshi Sill. sdliv.
'cooler TiiWdiW. loiai ,-. ;de'i-
Uloiius In uiou mains.
' VTX. BELL. Mtorrtoit.
tents of a can of peas into a sauce-
nan. Add I bw, hn 1 i
tucc-hcart. 1 on.nn a i .i.u"
cun.n I, I . . . T
,;t,, 11' : n "".uu" 10 aou lbs.j comuioii, me
........ .a.u uii iiiluur, remove i mum, good and choice S15.2o4j
onion and herb bouquet, and lay 15.76; tight lights (ISO 10 200
lettuce-heart on a dish. Add an-libs.) common, medium, good und
other tablespoon butter to the peas, jchoice $lo.OOf15.7o; packing
Cook five minutes, then pour peas ! Ilus (rough und smooth fll.uoi
over lettuce-heart. Serve hot withi1"-5"; slaughter Digs (!)0 to 130
chops or cutlets. I lbs) medium, good and choice
'$13.00(16.26, leeder and stocker
Shr-.nr, rm,i uu - n i . .i'1 1 7 0 1o 30 1 lis ) good and
Shrimp Gumbo Flic Blend lcuoico $ 1 5.00&17.00.
tablespoon hot butter or lard with ; (Solt and oily bogs and roast
one of flour. Add I large white !ing pigs cxcludid iu above u,uo
onion. chopped, and 3 sprigs pars- j lalious.)
Icy. Fry, and when brnwn add 1 j Sheep steady to 60c higher,
chopped bay leaf and 1 spriff 0f i Jniuts. medium lo choice $11.00
thyme. Add 2 quarts oyster liquor ' 13.01) ; lambs, culls and . coiu
and 1 quart water. Let come to1'"0" S'J-OOtri'U.uO; yearling weth
a boil, and about five minutes be-! V1'";, 'll0(1'1"" to -5l"
Tu nfr .... . . n . . '
M"ve ann ana . taoie -
spoonfi "File" (powdered sassafras
leaves), and 1 tablespoon flour.'
Season to taste with salt, black
pepper, and a dash of cayenne,
Serve hot with boiled rice. Okra
may be used in place of "File".
;nas guinea lue street during llie
. it r ! lasl lew days now fairly well ;
tiction and Frying Pans ;, turned up. Coud .stock, is iu de
li' the stories nf lti-illat-Savarin. ' maud anil prices are firmer ou !
which It is proposed to publish in late aruvuis. $2.75 to $3 "as is''
coiiiinemoniiiun of bis eenienarv, and S;;.V5 per lug re-packed.
reveal their iluiher to llie world as
a successful writer of fiction as well
as :i gasl riiiiimier, he may perhaps
be reirardcil as repaying the ini
est which snnie famous novelists
have taken iir m.-il ters of the tub!-
P.iilznc took a keen interest in cook
ery, as hclillcil a lien of gigantic
aiipelile. to also did lieorge Sand,
whose cooUei-y inllsl litive lieen
ttv cooil. sliice II was i-eonie,! to
lu
be lis ex.-illn'i us lier romances. Jo
seph rniirad. as lie adlnilteil in eon-ne.-iion
wiiii cnoklioiiU wrillen by
Mrs. t'onrad, gave a bih place in
his esiecni to Ihe culiti-iry arts,
while lleoru'e Meredith left a book
of cool-cry recipes in his own
liniwlw riling which figured In a
bookseller's cataloL'UP some years
ago and may possibly yet appear In
print. Manchester Guardian.
Monk That Made History
Ceter tjie llerndt was n monk of'oc iu ( stnppers' Hack in one 1.
! Atnlens. the fain. his preacher of the cream delivered ruruaml lie. liaw
; Cnisiules und primarily rest.nnM!p nulk ( t pt-r cent) fy.iu cst., i. o.
for
nf ihe most nijnnnic reiii;
ions niev
I.iltle is
lo:i:. (he
enienlslhe world ever saw.
known of his life until
horn In KVin,
when
tie pre-tched the necessitv of a crif-
sade to wrcs-t the Holy land from
the infidel. He rncle nbont Franco
mull
'. ' lir L' P ntl 1 I lim
" opiit. in M ini in- ser on i i
towiin! Palestine with some thirty
thousand followers, niostly of the
poorer elase5. Tho meli'selpHned
army stramiled on Ihroimh Kurope.
har jifrc- erosiu llie ('.nsporus In
to Asiii Minor If proved so unrnlv
thnt 1'eier left it and joined tho
army of (Iniifn-y do Itouilloii. Hi!
hud a part In the capture of Jeru
salem, and !n .Inly, lii'.t;t, preached
on the Mount of (Hives. Kansas
City Star.
! Socrates in Art
The li itish museiiiu has rerentlv :
come into possosslon of a statuette,
i comliMnn, that Is considered by !
nr- !ie,.(l:tsts tn be almost cer-'wem. at to ?.oU itb a lew
, tai-ily a portrait of Socrates ns he'iiats ot iuuc .Maisualts Utnii.afi i
walked ami talked in the streets i-.ti. Kaspbciues went giaciaii
of Alliens. ll portrayed the fn- aiouud ana lugaus at ji.Jj to
i miliar coarso face, the rouch beard $l.u a crulc.
I nnd tho snuh nose, but the result ihcru were no black caps to
U not erotesque and there can bo speak of ou the cany maikei und
no doubt ns to the Intelllironce ofjtne aozcu or su ciaies sold qaiekiy
i ihe sculptural ficurp. The statu- ... i'...,. i.un.ini- w.mii ut .mm.:..,
one (s saiiposed to date from n pe-
' i I'onoi Klin Mian .oc-
raiei If so. it Is the earliest nor-i
tnnt it him. r..r nil the oilier busts l'OItTI.AND, Ore, June 7.
In oxisioi,,-,. belnne to the RouiiidIwiuiii: liiiu hard hin-, soft
l.orlP.i.-l..ulim 1 oat. jwauc. wt-st.-ni white ?1.4; hard
vvluu. blut'i-n-iii, baiut, leta-tHituu
What She Wanted to Know il i. hunt iiuer, uonlieiu sp-riug
M in.ly. I.l.ii'k and ponderous. Iisnil-K; weileru led W-SU.
looMns mrr some ilenlal i hues.
i'ptil-1 Ah. out u-lil 'em as ood
as Ah iis- d to eat whl niali ownf
she asked.
"Oh. te he
' replied the don !$
tut I ! ee pinte- :tre s-i seimi-
ti' UlU- f :hrie;ltei ihut m:iti.'atliu
! f.ieHi'ei1 to ie-jree eqn;i to.
I? not Kieoilinii,. N:iture 's own
'ire'hii't. A
y-i-llh. T-'oill Munily.
st:r unr.Mivtnocn, -n'.ii w.iat An
v:in!. io know Is kin .von chew wUY
I V . . V'ch. nT Lt2. h-
Leave for South 1
Airs. H. It. Taylor and son, Nl
van Crawford, and Nivan, Jr., and
Agnes Crawford, left by motor Sun-;
day for northern California points, ,
wnere tney expect to be visiting
during ihe suni'iicr mouths. Mrs.
Taylor will probably remain In
UuiisiiMir tor a time.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 7.
Cattle slow to 2;s lower; calvij
3.6o; steers, good: medium e.iudf
8. 00; coinmou u.Oulfti ,S5; cuu
ners and culler steers B.UUC'ti.UU;
heit'ors, command and medium,
4.buftf.70; cows, commuud una
medium 4.U0&U.U0; dinners and
cutters 2.0OI&4.UU; bulls, good
beet tyiurlings excluded) S.OOffl
iG.Ou; cominun lo medium icau-
uers aim uoioguus 4.UU&5.UU;
calves, medium to choice luiilk
feds excluded ) 7.50C'!'9.00; culls
and common 5.504jj7.50; ve'alers,
medium to choice 9.u010.o0;
culls and commons 6.O0D.0O.
Hogs steady to 25c up. lleavy
wcigh (250 to 250 lbs) medium.
Suoa aill choice 13.oOCtit.76;
niudium weights (200 to 2uo lbs.)
I cun""un, medium, good and
uiniice I
choice 1 LOO 1 5.75; light weight
i J 0 0 ifi1 o . i 5 ; culls and canuers
! s- Mcti i on
Portland. June
,
Among Lie
team Hack arrivals today were a I
icar of apricots und tomatoes. The j
' tomato market is inner with"
l must of Ihe olt'-qualily slock that j
Aew potatoes are cheaper at 3 ; loolwear and particularly Anieri
cenls generally, although some of j can s;zcs are not popular m liussia -the
bouses are still hokliug at i where women have, the sinaliesl
uiu potato market luelcss
"u pi lei s ranging all the way
ii ic( s ranging an llie v.
from 2 to $3.5 per hundred.
Jiii 10 ;J..a per nuiuireu.
1'rovlslon houses ale nnutin
' ,
um a n in iiiKie-r imi.i ,il -ec
per lo. lngli hog prices are nj-
sjiolisiblc lur the advance. Some
l'nes of skinned hums arc true
iioiiany iiiKliei OIIL uu tiio!U! illl
vauce has lieen made us yet on
hams and bacons.
I'OHTLAXD, Ore, June 7. Kg,;s
steady; Litritnt receives
U'edli iiieUium oc; ire-sii tilanuard
tirstb Hoc ; irOiiU' stuiuiant cstias
c.
lfutter ateady; extra cubes city
lis jc; aiaiidaiu.s bbc; pi line lirsiu
o if, lirstd uc; inints -Uc; car
tons -Jl'c.
.iiik steady; best ctuininui cream
P., i'orilaml.
Cuuiii.v .-teady. Heavy hens uc;
lifiiii L'ic; iipniiKri. w nue lie :
,1U eoloied up lo -(it; oiing wane
l ot.nued $l.r01i new I'ota-
toe.s oto ojjC lb.
. . i nr,;. .n,n
Nuts Jionnminv steady. Walnuts
Xo. i, IS'oj-lc in; i unci is nutinnat;
uuuonda oijiJ-lc; Uiazil nuts num
in.ii; oreKim eneoinuu nominal,
pei.nuts JJi'O Hit.
Lascara Daik nominally steady
7t ; on son ;ape ioul nominal.
ilops sleauy ai cuiicni levels.
Old cop iuc hid; vear contracLs
--c; iD.'ti coiuraLis HSi-Oc.
J'OKTl.ANiJ, Ore., June 7. lier
i" supplies ou ine e.w.y g:oeis
ni.ilkel .iiollilaj tteie frtaiH and Ol
I'oor qdaniy uue to tile prevailing
"t
a t u L-1 . iJ rices e re l ui i
niitnuainetl and tiie market cieaucd
i be lew strawberries utlered
and gooseberries al 4 to 4ic
S.V.N FKAXC'ISCO, June 7. Ap-lW
I'h's: liuxes tialt-s tiom gioiage,
jl)n'i;iii und Washington: Arkao-itg
ims liiai-l.s x. t'., a.uu'ti S.7o; lancy jS
- '" - "ti 2 'iCi. Nevovns x. r. am! ijt
lancy L'OU to .GU; C grade l.iO S
H S.00. 1 S
Herries: Raspberries $1.UU4i l.So iffi
crate: blackberries (teres) 25 to S
S'i- drawer: Wnrsiivillo 7.,ri I ltd &
(Tale: slniwherri.-s nfn;
1 1 ,ic :
fevg
dtauer.
drawer.
.Loganberries J5$j30c
denies: Koyal Annes 7 to 12C
SNAP SHOTS OF
1 During the strike, ballrooms
LONDON', June 5. How widely ! vate umied into barracks lor vol
the foibles of the , Prince of ; tmieer workers all over Mnyfair.
Wales lor sartorial effect arc j Mistresses and servants alike aba
w atched and copied has just , come doued their routine to bedp m tho
out ut a meeting of business men ' rl.,.f in iivde Park and liegents
discussing trade secrets.
it was related that the lielr lo
the throne on one occasion was
seen weariug a bright fair isle
sweater. Overnight this fact cre
ated an enormous demand. The
hand knitters on Fair Isle, way up things the llishop of London says
In the Shetland Islands oft ihe ,. n. essentials for women to
coast of Scotland, uudilenly were up,,,.,,,. i be young throughout
so swamped wltii orders that ,i,clr lives. Addressing a room
some of them bad to be turned ! fuu.,1 with vnung women, all
over to Donegal knitters. I dressed in while, the bishop ad-
Then Leicester manufacturers vwd iima that if a young man
evolved a machine which made a should take anv of them out lo
flue imitation of the pull-over and ; dine and olfer them a cocktail she
a European, demand followed which should never go out with that
kept the machines going day and , young man again.
niht for mouths. j
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, whose
Dame Nellie Meihas farewell per- long black hair was considered one
formance in opera will take place i Df her greatest charms in the days
at Coven t gardens next Tuesday when she was proving "The Soc
night. Kii.g lieorge and Queen ond .Mrs. Tanqueray" has joined
Mary have promised to attend and the army of the shingled. Fot sev
listen tor the last time to the melo- eial vears, Mrs. I'at had been seen
dious voice of the Australian diva,
luetbas farewell concert ennear-
auee will be June 25 in Albert hall, folk and' announces that she ex
Tiiis concert was to have been pt-cts shortly lo reappear In a n
given In May, but was postponed piay in one of the theatres iu
because of the general strike. It is. West End of London,
asserted that Melba's farewells
will not be of the Adelina l'atti
type that they win ,u jn reality
farewells.
London's social season was so
badly upset by Hie general cirike
that many of the hundreds of
dances and dinners postponed
probably will never be givi
.There will not be nights suffi
cient to accommodate all of them
: belore tho middle of July, when
,the season ends. Some hostesses
already have devided not to en
deavor to 1:1k;. tin tlio Itrob..,,
! strands ia an effort to carry out
their original dance and dinner
programs.
Flashes oi Life
MOSCOW American styles in
. tcet in tho world after the Chinee
! and Jananese. More ili,. -. mm
(pairs of American shoes recently
ii i ..! .
-eev.vi u iiiioain dii; unsuiauie Ile
pause of Il;i
large size, narruw
poiuted lots and extremely high
... . ..T, ,iii,t fli, iin-v ivju je SCI 11 O
Finland wl,.n. ih,:v ii'vtu,,..
tit.
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CHICAGO Lite savers started
Ihe IX'tj Masou wilh a perfect
record. Sixteen men and boys,
thrown into Lake Michigan by Sun
day yquails aloiiR tho north shore,
all were rescued. Keven ol' them,
uioun, had to swim a mile to , .
safely. They made the shore as Three sales of residence proper
hundreds watched, cheering but m- ly in liuseburs were reiorted todal
able to help. by Hie K. K. McLendoii real es-
'"inpany. V. Ij. Cuson has
NEW YORK--Pr. John Roach
;Strnton, in his Sunday st rinon.said
; that Karl Carroll's "hath tub par
ty" was a! tended "by some well
! known cliurcli people, who are re
j sponsible lor Ihe whole tiling.' He
aitrihuied the "di.craceiuj orm''
t to niodernisui in religion.
HAVANA Kpicureaiis who re
cently have been partaking of "nal
chicha," a sausage exlretnely pop
ular in Cuba, have had a sad awak
ening. Officers of. the sanitary
btueau who insppcted an esiahli.-h-
Corsets Made to Your Own Measure
MADE BY 5TH AVE. N. Y. CO.
Also the New Charis Combination Girdle and Brassieres for
Wear With One-Piece Dress.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
M"S- .JONES, 206 Perkins Bldg., 1 to S p. m. Phone 27-F-4
Ta
SASH DOORS
L. W. METZGER
Complete Line of Building Material f
Plate and Window Glass $
Agent for Fairbanks-Morse & Co.
Phone 362
O. L.
& Y0U CAN'T EE TOO S
CAREFUL
iiSV "'"1U "'" 'luallty ot the Riwrios g
rr '& "' ' n
t Sr. '-'"yiS'I-Mi Kveryihing that epos ou your table
t'l-r-42''PiS& houM Im of the best g
l-CT4PF,!?1r,wl We ,lavo ,he bPsl' groceries (lie lil
t.ZH LI I Jl fA'MiJ roarkot affords.
WORLD'S NEWS
Puik. I'haperoiies and debulautr-s
Joined bands In distributing und
selling new spupers.
"Don't smoke, don't drink, tako
reiruiar exercise." These are tho
but little Interested. Now she. Is
evervwhern hi nHiheHni nf mnnK
Plying lias become so popular
with thi- nelywe,l:i, that tacetious
observers of the tendency of the
"just marrltd" to lake to tho air
are suggesting it soon will !, ne
cessary to "add a hom-ymoouship"
lo the continental air wav schedule.
Two or tin
collides, pateitllv iioli
long since at the hyinereal altar,
are not infrequently to be loiind
travelling iu a plane to tile conti
nent. The men are usually the more
backward in boarding the air
expresses, airdrome officials say.
The brides seldom :;how any signs
of balkimss at essaying ihe ex
perience. ment operated by Chinese assert '
thai the sausage were being made
from I lie meat of cais and dogs. Le
gal pioceeuiugs are lo be taken
against the piuprieiors.
NEW YOKK Scores of persons
walked over sjlloi in hank notes ju
Ihe lobby of a prominent New
York hotel, but no one slopped Jaj
piik up the baby to; lime. F. 11.
" "w ""' money, noli-
,,,, ,,,,, ,, , , ,,
ion uiumiclletl.
Til-
found the
ATIIKXS Win n you go abroad
riv(', i()1,.lrs
lake
liong an extra
The
goveni-
,,,,,,,, jt. ; .
mnl ih (luisii.fi iU:it. mum lo lum
liVitmn; Ul iS),(. ... ,.imoiI.
iaiiln iii)ii. .iMy t T cent of the
viiiois are American.-;.
SALE OF THREE
RESIDENCES IN
CITY REPORTED
purenascd llie 11. Ii. Cocbrum resi
dence ttii Kast iXmulas street. Mr.
Cock rum has moved to Sea Hie.
Arlhur MahoMey haw purchased
resilience on Plml stre.-t from Les
ler Wimbeily and will make bis
home ihe;,-. i k. .Mel-ndoii has
purchas-d a house ami four tots
on 2nd Ave., north, from Ai (.'rea
son. Thf- McConnick and DeerliiR hav
machines are siandatd everywhere.
Huy the kinds thai you ate sure
of setting repairs. Wharton llros.,
agents.
MILLWORK I
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Roseburg, Ore. 4.
ECONOMY GROCERY
i'hons ti3 " E
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