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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. JUNE 21, 1926.
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KLAMATH FAI.I.H. Oru.. Juno
21. C. T. iloynton, of ' i'orllunil,
wim drowuod jX'aliTday itflernoon
whin his uulnniablle plunged off a
nuiTow road Into tho main canal
of tho Klamalh Iri'Inatlun district
which flows through this city.
Jtoyntoii coasted down a ' ntuep
liill und nttcniptcd to make u slmi'D
I urn nt the canal. His car failed lu
! negotiate tho curvo and plunged
off the road Into the canal turning
completely over once und lighting
right Hide up lu tho canul. Iloyn
ton was apparently knocked un
conBcioiiH and thrown out of. the.
car.. His body who Bwept down the
canal neverul hundred feet and
finally recovered by elly patrolman
Jtosa 11. I'rown, who plunged into
Iho -water ufter It. This Is tho
fourth fatal nutombilo accident In
Klamath Falls during the past
three weeks.
the women former champions. The
kint; hhuol; hands with each player.
There was great applause ior
Mrs. Lambert Chambers, seven
ttmcB a ghamplonship winner, and
there was an even greater burst
when Mile. Lenglen stepped up.
The French star curtseyed deeply
to their niaJeatloB aa she received
her medal. . :
There were three rousing choors
for the king, as the ceremony end
ed und the royal party went to
their box to watch the first match
on the center court, an exhibition
doubles between Mile. Lenglen and
Mies Klizubcth Uyaa against Mrs.
Kittle McKane Godfree and Sen
orlta U'Alvarez.
Rough lumber, dressed lumber,
finirJied lumber, windows, doors,
brick, posts, wood and coal nt Page
Lumber and Fuel Co. Phono 212.
'fit's :An III Wind That
Blows Nobody Good"
Our Biggest Shoe Sale has been an eyeopener to
buyers of Roseburg and Douglas County. Hundreds
visited this store Saturday and today, only to find
Bargains galore, and many bought several pairs to
provide for future needs, thus saving many dollars.
So what is an ill wind for this store is dollars in the
pocket to purchasers. "j
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Dres3 Shoes, Street Shoes, Work Shoes, Oxfords,
L Pumps, Slippers Shoes for youCome in and get
htted and Save;.
8-GM LEAD IN
COAST BALL RACE
f AHfiociii't-d I'rcsB Lciisei Wire.)
SAN FMANCISCO, Juno 21. Un
official standings of Hie Pacific
'coast league basi'ball teams lm:luil
'ing yesterday's games follows:
Team W. L.
Los Angeles 4ii 27
Oakland 38 31
Missions 38 37
Sacramento 38 37
Seattle :7
Portland ., . vl 3U
Hollywood 35
San Francisco 32
. Sunday's Const Games.
Los Angeles 2-1; Portland 3 3.
(Second game 7 innings).
Oakland 4-7; Hollywood 3-3.
(First game 10 Innings).
Mission 3-2; Seattle 8-1.
Sacramento 8-10; San Francisco
9-1.
Ashland Trims Medford.
MRIiFOItfi. June 21. A .-inland'
defealeil Medford, 5 to 3. yester
day In a game repleto with errors
and fast fielding by both tc;ns.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR
CLINIC ON JULY 7
MAY NOW BE MADE
e
Appointments may now be' made
for the baby clinic to be held In
Kost-burg, July 7, according to an
announcement made today by the
county health unit. Ir. Alice Flood,
of tho children's bureau, Wash
ington, i). C, will be iu the city on
that dale to conduct the clinic.
wnicn win do tor all children un
der school age. llecause of tho
large attendance which Is autici
paled the clinic will bo conducted
on tho appointment plan and par
ents having children whom they
desire to have examined by this
specialist may miiko arrangements
at any tlmo before the date set.
Dividends for You From Electrical Development
Rough lumber, dressed lumber,
finished lumber, windows, . doors,
brick, posts, wood antt coal at Puge
Lumber and Fuel Co. Phone 2-12.
TWO HURT IN
AUTO WRECK AT
BROCKWAY SUNDAY
Mrs. V. J. Short and son Max
received minor Injuries yesterday
evening in an auto collision at
Brockway, when their car was
struck by a machine driven by
Paul C. Morton, a traveling sales
man. Mrs. Short was thrown
against the windshield, receiving
numerous cuts about the face. The
young son received cuts about the
lace and bead and a broken noBO.
When Our
GRAND BEAUTY 8HOPPE
Phone 306 for French paper curl.
37 water waves, dyes, bob curia. Mar
40 eel 11.00. Resets 60o.
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II, NEW EDITOR NAMED FOR
LUMBER PERIODICAL
Muortntt'd PreM Leaaed Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., June 21.
Stewart H. Holbrook for the past
four years on the staff of the Loyal
has been appointed acting editor
has been appointed netting editor
ot the Four L News, official publi
calion of the association, succeed
ing J. It. Fitzgerald, recently resigned.
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111 West Cass St.
Ashland
'Medford
naileries: Davis. Vnliler nnil
Force. Hughes; Selioeui, Foley and
llannister.
Klamath Falls Wins.
KLAMATH FALLS. June 21.
'In a free hilling game. Klamalh
Falls dci'cnlcd drains Pass yeslei-
day 8 lo I. liy virtue of Med ford's
defeat by Ashland. Klamalh and
.M . - 1 1' 1 1 1 1 are n sal n llcl lor first
plai-e in Ihe soulhern Oregon base-
, ball league.
622 Is the phone No. of the Hotel
Rose barber and benutv imrlnr.
It. IL E. Shampoo 60c, marcel ?1. Phone for
5 0 9 appointment. ,
3 12 3
WHITEHOUSE RENAMED.
SALEM. Ore., Juno 21 M. H.
Whitehouse of Portland was today
reappointed by Governor Pierce as
a member of Iho slate board of
architect examiners, to serve until
May 30, 1031.
epresentative Calls
YOU MAY receive a call from one of our represen
tatives, .who will tell you all about the advantages of
investment in die preferred shares of The California
Oregon Power Company.
He will tell you how the extent and value of this Company's
activities have multiplied six-fold in the last ten years.
He will tell you about the increasing demand for the services
supplied by the great hydro-electric plants and widespread
. transmission systems that are back of this investment.
He will tell you, too, how easy it is to invest you can
begin now by paying only $5 a share per month on our
Monthly Investment Plan.
You need not wait, liowever, for h
eur representative to ' call. A
phone call or post card will bring '
him quickly, with complete infor
mation as to. price and return.'
I POWER. COMPANY
MXJRPAATNET.S
IN fKOCRESa
at Wharton Ilros. :
Panorama of President's Vacation
Spot Shows Life in Wild Beauty
liens that extends northward for
twelvo miles from Uie water's
edge. However, some of the must
noteworthy scenery of the Ailiron
dacks is spread in a grand icinti.
nuna from the atalo highway not !
inr Irom Iho private road lead
ing lulo Iho Klrkwood preserve.
Marey. iho stale's highest mou:i-
resident Coolidge Is nlmost tain. Melulyre. Willi, face In the
sure to havo unwelcome visitors, : noil beasl , St. Regis Moiiniaiu lo
for even tho secret service men ;lhe west. Wolf jaws and Aruprr
ean't keep away the black files sand, are some of iho other imgh
that lay siege to tho Adirondack tv profiles with which the Pre I-
Ini- woods Into in Juno and early in; dent will become familiar as he
.i my. Residents take consolation mniois in tho vicinity of the
In the eouipurntlvo brevity of enmn.
PAUL SMITH'S N. Y., Juno 21. I notulnnllnns at Runtime Lake vil-
im. euiiirn at nun Mniin s, i lago, thirteen miles distant.
mo neurest tiettiemeni lo Presi
dent tloolldgu's summer Wblto
, Jlousej is St. Jif.!n's-ln-llio-Wll-dornesa,
Kpiscopnl. It Is u tiny
edllieo of logs, built ami nmin-
' TaTned by the fashionable summer
colony, which each season
,' .uvula a city choir and nrominent
clergymen for Iho services. !
"Tho nearest Congregational their
- church Is at Jlnlono. thlrly-elgnt Door nro 80 plonltrul iu Iho
inik'8 north of h!l 1'ino Cami). ! Tho vlow from White Pino, Paul Smith's wotor t lt.it ihir
I hero it i n I'roabyti-r an church nt ; Camp on OskhimI Lak.- i.s llmitt'ii : appcaiancp Is laltcn n.t a mall, r
K'GeM MHIh. two mllvn nwuy. ami ; l. tho wator ami to tho insular, of mursc lv Iho nntlvvs atnl llio
" WiroHH rhnrrhi'H of varlnus do- low-lyfnir friiiKo of tho wilder- Hummer riHldiniH. Mn-n nn.i --lit
lont; h! n re disappenrod nml t ho
klllinn of Iho last panihor is ro
cillt'd only ly t!io (i!iic;i jitiitti'M.
Ulack hoar uio Imyousinjily milli
on) us.
La:i niowoi'M at
I nnrnrniTP nnrnm n
TOTEIISITOnS
! fluy your roof from 1'ages. They
j have four good kinds of cedar
!shingl besides prepared roofing I
and asphalt shingles. Phone 212.
K EATON DECLINES.
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES:
OREGON Medford, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls
CALIFORNIA Yrcka, Dunsmuir
More Than 2,000 Home Shareholders
( Awwii:liiU',l I'resa Lcnscd Wire.)
SA1.H.M. Ore., June 21. Will
Moore, slate fire marshal, has re
ceived a telegram from Duster
Iveatou, motion picturo producer !
now operating nt Cottage Grove, in
forming him Hint Kenton will be' I - : : rrT - - - : rrrr. 7r
unable to atlend the stafe conven- "illk at 35 degree F.. regularily of t tire Is kept between 130 and 113 climates such n.iini n,.,.ni,
HBtMij-g-mma-jiF j
lion of lire chiefs at Corvallis.
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WIMIM.I-.'DDN. Kng., Jim,. 21...
Viueeiil liii hards, who with Frank
T. HiKiler, won (lie duuhles tennis
championship here i:i IH2I. was one
of Ih" recipients of tenuis medals
at Ihe hands of !,-r Majesty, the
t'ueen. today at Ihe opening of
the Wimbledon lournainrnt. Tin1
Huy your roof from Pages. They
have tour good kinds of cedar
shingles besides prepared reeling
and asphalt shingles. Phone 242.
feeding, feeding a uniform amount. 1 degrees R
clean pails and clenn, dry pens, .
well lighted and ventilated.
carries away the several important
soil chemicals. Lime, one of the
FARM POINTERS
"A limestone country is a
country" Is an ago old truth.
Land plaster is used on potato! tho oven.
The following rules, accordinc to 'niost Important of the chemicals
the experiment station, serve as all" soils, is readily leached and
Heat Is successfully used to tie- guide in the feeding of Oregon ' unless some system of cropping is
slroy insects in small ami, nuts of.' dairy cows: Carried on by which the plants
grain or similar products by Iho i 1. Teed all the roughness Ihev retain the lime through their rools.
Oregon experiment station. The 'will eat -,.p clean at all times. " i " is s0" carried uown beyond the
l'eed one pound of grain per reach of most crop plants, finds
'lueen also presented trophies
i material is put lu a shallow baking, 2.
rich pan und placed In the over for one I day for each pound of butterfat tlle experiment station.
I hour. The temperature is regu- 1 produced per week, or one pound I
i.it,Mh ii i,h u, ,tiui iii gium umi) ior eacn tnree pounds Certain weeds such as rhoen
! tho oven. Thislskeiitch.se to of milk. L... :.','"c, " ,,"S
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HO.W MANY PROPOSALS
clo'ijeu.'ji tu na ..!.: jctv ?
(DoJuiMilff n.rot'iv trfli fl-f xtrtrt
of Kctttnft men le v.p (lit lt-c.,ti(wi)
TlAT'IinY say, "The way to n
V man's heart is tliruirglt his
stomncli".
That britijs lis to the Mihjivt (if
catinr! rfcht nivay! An. I I m cs
nnd forks ntiJ spoons!
So my little secret is jut thiq:
lie (he perfect hostess. S rvc ilc-
liciotis food. Have plentyof silver
ware ft all occasions. And let the
silverware he beautiful in design . .
Hy the wny, hive you ccn "TRIl JMPI I"
that stunning new partem in V m.
Rogers 6c Son lllvcrphli:
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Jewelers
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In ml! if Inn im I I W i.-l. ,v.wt
I who owns tho While IMik' (.:nim.
: hultirs mo nuiliitiiini'd mi thf In Ice
nhnro by Wlllrril MrlmuK.il ('
Mnnln-nl. K. Ii.-x- I (lodfrry nf
i New York Clly, l. l"iaiirlu'i
i of I'hilaih'lpliiii timl Tiilsn. (kla
j and M. V. t'ruulnitl of ltrooUln
I Tim ostnU'R, howt'ver. lo not i-ti-!mihihihs
tlu lakt which no.stlcs in
!u Holi(U(h that is l)i(i;n only h
j Ilio sonnet of tlu wi nl in I lw
j pi lies anil llm calhn if tho liinl.
I Vrosltlrtit rit'vnlamb Ilarilsou
I unit Ioosfol visittul tho Adiinn
: dark . I'ro.slitrnt t'lnvi-land i. fa
vorite trout t roam was Kay
i M rook, no" fur from Saranao Uako.
Hush and pkkoiol ahnnnd In (ts
Kood l.ako. In Lower St U ci
rloso nl hand, uro lako and brook
t roii I.
IRLHOOD TO
MOTHERHOOD
to Htlimihuc piowlh of youn&c planl.s
by 'tho soils depart monl of O. A
C. oxperiniont .station.
without gaiuliiR n
Iowa Woman Found Lydia E.
; Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Always Helpful
:on Iowa
Tho tuiniim under of moo:i rna
nui e crops in Oregon 1 his season
depends upon t he moisture nn.i
weather condilionrt. This is done
early bora use ol" abnormally low
spring rains, saya tho experiment
station.
!to boil. 1 his . treatment destroys will tako
I the germination of soed and is not weiiihL
safe for rising flour. If seed Is in- . studebaser
tended tor ; planting, the tmnpum- , Cuiisinnl Beopin; of rain i:i humid ! imxleln.
rush generally indicate soil sour-
i ness.
builds no
4
yearly
RpvMitfM'ii voars
- 1 1
When the cow is comfortable
'and contented, says the Oregon ex
periment station, she responds
with a flow of milk far in exeess
"When I wan
rM 1 hnd lo
stay at homo of that u hioh she gives when she
from school. I is uncomfortable ami irritated. In
June woat her rows give n linger
amount of milk than In the cold
and wintry weather. II producing
ail the nv.t of Ihe year, in stall
and barn conditions as nearly pos
sible like those of June in
warmth, light, ventilation with sun
light and succulent foods like sil
age and roots to replace June
grasses bossy responds with a
generous flow of milk.
mo.j'-Mno. Now
kc nor with s
! I h.Tve takrn ii
w a born 1 e:innni r
, tho goo i I Iiavp i ' :v ( v
- W hen 1
, take i;.
, over thi
1 Iv!;- m
books I
' I V new
; f'ii;t:t1
finally had tonuft
trhnol. I was so
weak. I suffered
f o r a b o u t two
y o a r s before I
took Lydta K.
r'.n'k'iaui s Vf'pe
ahte Compound,
i Vn 1 picked up
'tie of your books
md red It. I he
tan taking the
1 am a houo
children and
hoftno rju h one
'! -hi it!
i f-T:i it
Triumph Pattern
IndiuduAlSdldd for t
$4-6o fxr Kt of 6
VrnsWent Conliilae Vlll find th
real wilderness only a sr one's
throw- from his quarters. The
road from the state hi;;hav to
.the ca in p was built yea rs ai;o
i through two and a half miles of
ivirKin timber from whh no mt
I tings have si mo been made. .iu-t
a c ro-s the lako. it d i s t a n co o f
hardly half n mile, the forest
unbroken for twole miles norm- ,
ward. Itwa
This vast stretch of woodlntid i Many c;U ri ),e. 'c-nrth rnrra
is traversed solclv bv the l.nkO!,io: s"'1 J-'irning t!:ru tl.elr own
I'hi.'i.l.Mnlmm IiIl'Iiwiiv wM.-tl' PCI""'nill "r:VC tl'f t Ml'tlr!il!
Irmiy l,rt., .. -tn i, Ih. tt-nd i.r ef'fCts nf .v.i:i K i'l'iVh-itn' l't-ft.
White Tine Camp. The forest t.ihln r-mt--.:n t who took
clings persistently to the Ilauks ; rwMnnei.il it to M.r daujlitera
of tbe road. "s a deraJal! ns? liwa?.
irn nut as no! irn he I
I tuvc been d.i-in: th-s for
tcc-l v. .irs ai:d it nlwavs
i p-ji I all of y i..,
ill ot and I tel! cvrynne
w!:i' t'it Vfuc-jih!.' Cnm
i;m for mo "- Prank
no
Sourness in soils is produced ts
the natural result of the decay of
organic matter. It Is well known
that nn some newly cleared Ore
gon timberiand many crops do nor
do well. A sound system of pro
duction can be established on a
pew piece of land that w.lll not
produce satisfactory cover crop
by usinc limestone npplictVO'ns.
reports the experiment station.
Vinton.
Boil tilth, cultivation and mois
ture control are greatly aided by
application of limestone.
Kssentlal points In raising
! calves In Oregon, according to the.
I experiment station, are briefly
stated as 'follows: Sweet fresh j
Buy. Next Winter's Fuel Wow
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Those who order NOW at Special
MONEY.
Summer Prices SAVE
Summer orders keep our men and our trucks busy.
CASH prices on orders of two and one-half tiers or more on one
grade of wood taken before July 1 5.
16 IN. OLD GROWTH FIR
$3.25 per tier
16 IN. OAK AND LAUREL, BLOCK
$3.50 per tier
Get Our Summer Prices o n Slab Wood and Coal
DENN-GERRETSEN COMPANY
Fuel arjd Building Material
231 N. Main St.
Phone 128