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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926. I I E Medical Man Gets No Thrills in Sideshow The tiluttihow Iri coiumouly ro- lSCIflC0IEfiTDFi3;Ss:!v I lurltv hiuI uttUr itrtnwiHMt j T Unusually Attractive Weaves and 1 Designs Feature Summer :i ( i ; : ; ; (. S i , , ; j Dress Fabrics The Douglas County Concert 0Xtu ieaMOii'e cJiicurU at the court. 0:houo baud stand tonight. Tlieao .nnftrta Will lia llun ramiln a i2 These beautiful and varied pattern appeal to the artistic nature of every woman, while the colors arc fit into fashion's demands. Every yard is perfect and new in floul designs, often with gorgeously colored background, as well as in the more subdued effects. ' Ladies of Roseburg and outlying districts are invited to visit the Silk Store and look these beautiful dress fabrics oyer. I. ABRAHAM The Silk Store cuch Thursday evening during tue numuu; r months, as In the pust two years, uua may doubtless will bo well uttended. A special invi tation is being extended to tour ists and visitors in the city to bo present. Manager Lawrence making a -personal visit to the auto camps and hotels to preseut Iho ioyitatloo on buiialt ol the band. Tonight's program is as follow: . March "Jjel's Op", Woods. Selection from comic opera "Sweethearts', Victor lierbcrt. Fox Trot "That cerium i'arty", Kauu and Donaldson. .Waltzes "Jouy Fellows". Voll- lotead. - ' Serenade "JVn Autumn no muuee", King. : : Aiarch "Strenuous Life", Doeli- me. Star Spanglca Banner. lurlty uud uttfcr uonsunse, With a medical friend, I visited the lde!iow before entering Uie, big circus U-iit. ; I . enumerate somo of the exhibits: 1. A number of small cretins. 2. A case of acromegaly a man eight and one-half feet bill. i). Two albinos, mentally sub normal, who' seemed iiuhuppy, uu. comfortable and constantly blink ing, advertised us "men fiduo Wars." i. A sad case of rickets, adver tised os "man from IJorneo." 6. A pathologic cuso of obesjjy, a young girl weighing more than COO pounds. . .. 0. A man with piitbologlcul and abnormal growth of hulr over his face and body, advertised as the dog man." U. S. VETERANS IN FRANCE JOIN FOES OF WAR DEBT PACT 7. Three healthy looking young girls ubout eighteen, udverttscd as :t criiaus tulto any pin t in the "triplets." . purudo it will em bullies lual . A enso or progressive musca lar atrophy,' well advanced, adver tised as the ' "rail man. ' There were others. -. The side show to n medical man Is a collec tion of pathological and abnormal Individuals which 'ononis him moro or less Interesting Held of study. letter to l'blladelphi Ledger. (Anuria traM UoMd Wire.) ' 1'AIIIS, July 8. Ambas sador Myron T, Herrlck is perturbed ut the duckion of the Association of Auierican Volunteers in tuo Krench army to take part in the pro- nosed demonstration Sunday in opposition to ratification of th.o American debt settle ment. Luder urcsent pluna lite Americun volunteers will be stationed before tile Alan Seeger monument in the Place de Ktats 'Unla, where they will receive a vreath from the 1'rencn veterans association as 14 marches pust. Ambassador jlorriclt said today that the posters an nouncing the narudc were u direct slap at Iho Uuitcd Sla tes, and at hlitHPir. conse- ciuentiy he feels (hut If Am- oiitciully. lie felt that it was uiiUjiukablo that -Iho Ameri- can volunteers would beur a shure In the demonstration. FLOODS RAVAGE - JAPAN; TH1KTY REPORTED DEAD lAuaucumi j-rrH iivuug wire. TOKYO, July 8 The rocout heavy fiouus in Jiiroshlma, J aiuugucui und Wtikiiyuuia liretuetures caused a landslide which uiushed , I be walls of many houses and killing probably 80 persons. This number Iiuh not. huon vi.rirlnil. ' linwWi.r. 'I'ho Tuiufull- in western Japan is tliu heaviest in years, Inundating lappa und liouues and washing away bridges. The wuter is ' re ported to be subsiding. " t ;' ,'SANTIAClO, Chile; ' July 1 All lonUie family is dead in Valpali'aso un a result of a landslide from the 'mountain Airnyuu which crushed their house. r . , i , A mass of enrth and stouo smashed tho dwelling of Pedro Alvarez and killed his wife, mothur- In-law and five children. ! MYERS PROMI6E8 TO BE ' ' AN ALL-COAST WORKER (AMUt-lUlMl 1'ium l4.'uwll Wllv.J SHATTLB, July 8. Jefferson Myers of Oiegou, a member of the United Stutea shipping board, promised Seuttle lust night that ho will woiK for the luieiiesU it the t'ucjtlc coast without putiality to any city. ' , ."(live mo support," he suid, "and you wili ,gut nil jjid suJps you want. 1 am a wuslern wan; my heart is in tho development of the west and there will be no partiality to any city. 1 inn an enthuslustlu admlrur .of 'Suittlu ojid Its :busiuess ineu uud I'm Interested In uJI ot your mute, I am as I huvo invested con siderable funds In Washington," i ' How much would It Increase tha value of' your town, lot In Sutber llu if a lurge saw mill were built In Sutherlln Vulley? Arniwlnl. pinnn lunpr. 'T'honn 180-T,. i-fiu yuu ever uinow u uuucui o I rl ir it's a pretty good idea. : Suthorlia simple inemise worn Vulley has something to oiler. . ' - -o i ilEW WOOD YARD OPENS IN tUU f H bNU OK TOWN U. B. Krogol, who lor the past two and one-halt -years -has been employed at tue S. P. roundhouse, uas resigned his position r.nd Is preparing to open a wood yard on Souiii Sleplieus. street, near the cuy limits, tho place of business to be known us the South Knd Wood yard. A large supply of wood for summer and winter de livery Is now on hand, and will be stored suitably to piovide a supply by Marie Antoinette I I studied with Interest the other day a certain modest and pathet ically simple garment displayed I In one of the showrooms of the Carnnvnlet museum. It was a . long blouse effect of linen, chaste ly decollete mid with short hemmed .sleeves. Near one shoulder un less a reflection in the glass de ' eel veil me- was a patiently-exo- emeu darn. Upon this gnrment was neither lace jior .embroidery, nor ribbon none of the things, in short, de manded by even tie least coquet- - LA BARBA RETAINS ' TITLE mWE And Now the Cowgirl .' Is Peclared a Myth A former stale official of Kansas has declared that the cowgirl of fic tion and trudltlou is a "myiuieal creature." If . he. Jiud. merely talked it, perhups no .no' would huvo puJd much attention, but he has written It iu lemiulscences filed In the archives of the Kansas Historical society nt Topeka. He has taken from the writer of stories of the great open spaces a prixo treasure, . uud he has cre ated doubt in the minds of ihelr readers. 1 Are we to believe that the splen did creature who rode lite the whirlwind and outsliot Wild Mil Illckok Is o myth? How she dashed through page after page, turning stuiiiieded cuttle Into u gentle, low ing herd by her mere presence after the cowboys hud given up the Job and how, when desert water holes proved dry, she saved the herd from dying of thirst by dis covering through lutultAon streams of crystal purity ! What u glorious figure she was riding ut the hcud of a cowboy cuvalciide' to t:;kc ven geunce on a bund of "rustlers,'' and how Indescribably brave when she dashed, a two-gun woman, Into a lynching bee and rescued her hero I Are wo to believe that all this never happened and that the cow girl never existed? -New York Sun. Sent to Destruction Over Niagara Falls At least three vessels have gone over Niagara falls, says the .Boston niobe in reply to a nuerv. The ursi &rf&sts less than JUSfTFIGUHE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. Pot down the cost of gas, oil, depreciation, tires anil re pairs for your own car; then ofl'sct it with the stage fare. You'll find you're money Jn pocket plus an enjoyable trip.'. . ; - ;. ; ' ; Use the motor stages for business or pleasure, and economy of time and mohey. Frequent schedules, reasonable rates . andt they take you to your exact destination. , j '",' n OREGON STAGES . Phone D88 Office at Terminal Hotel 303 North Jackson Travel by Motor Stage H VLllL), IV LA UH a ""''" a mid some geese u j lillUllU; IliWliWlUI passeiiKOrs. The bear jumped from ; i ,,f ,lrv niHl dnrinv Ihn enlli-n v.-ar. , "'eii 01 louuy lor liiLmiun ' 7 .wearing opucjui DLUucuanvi. will trade lor' Ford or Chevolet coupe. Address llox (i(i7, Kbsuburg. Don't make any mistake. Suther lln is the place. CLliVJSLANJJ JTK4IS. V-r T)o you z keep foods cool by warming ice? Ice gives off cold only when it melts just as water feels cool on your hand only while it is evaporating. - - Electric refrigeration is the new way 1 that keeps foods more then cool and al ways at the same cold temperature, safe from the dangerous summer bacteria that lurk, in moist, half-cold outdoor "coolers!" Lettuce? Here it is, crisper than you have ever known it. Milk f Still sweet after a week or two while you were away on vacation. Cool summer drinks? Here is a tray of ice-crystals ready another tray of sparkling, clinking cubes if you prefer. Get ready for summer I Attractive in stallment payments can be arranged. Ask your dealer allabout it novvl THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Ojfca Mcdford, Oregon fioteburg, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Klamath Falls, Oregon Yreka, California Putumuir, California f 71 L-1 CAIJFTmN IA OREGON I POWKKCOMUANY Y1XIR PABJNIAS Mrs. Susfln Woodruff of Kose burg is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Krphn lor a couple of weeks. Lucy IJecker and Mabel Key- uolds loft lor ltosebuig last Tues day, wlaore they will be employed j or this summer. Mr. und Mrs. Walter Koken of liood Kivtr wore hero visiting Mr. Koken'a parents over the Fourth. . ' ' ' Kdith ' Metsker of ' 'Roseburg is stuylng with Mrs. Lutuuui, John liroiin ami luuitiy unu MrB. Woodruff niotcred to Myrtle lJolnt last Sjaturday, whero they took In the celebration held at that place. f -. Albert IJecker and family cele brated tho "1'ltth" at lluudon. Mrs. Cluik and son Italph of Cunionila una daughter. Mis. . Kennard and Mrs. -Colemun and sun of Texas arrived here "last woek to spend the summer oa the home runch. Mrs. Ifi. G. Tro.ole and son, I Mrs, TJomsland and children vis ited Mih. 1). ii. Churchill ot 121gu roso last Thursduy. Henry Krohn exchanged his Brlscoo for a Star the other day. Several families of the com munity celebrated tho Fourth at 'the forks of the river, whero the kids went In swimming and the duds took their annual bath. XXX. apparel. Below this exhibit vas the no tice: "Chemise worn by Marie An toinette Iu the! Temple." ' Where Is the woman 'of todny who, .confronted by this pathetic relic, would dure rutir.v the Judg ment of history and charge with coquetry ' a uuecn whose chemise she would scorn to wear even down to her lust sou?r-I.e Miitin, Paris. If you would like to increase your bapk account, buy a building lot In Sutherlln. KITCHEN CUPBOARD By NELLIE MAXWELL Cakes for Christmas Time Pomposity Rebuked A cprtnin 'mim Is inclined (n be pompous 'find obstinalc. A slinrt Hum njro lie visIto! it nnvy dork yurd, und sjnH'Iiov m:utfieii lo not idiniird 11 vp.ski'I where visitors were nt Iho time excluded. An oliieer ern'oiimenul him upon the, deck mid told lihn ihnt he could not rvnuiln. The vislKr swelled up and snid tlmt he wns a tax payer, that ns such he owned part of the warship upon which lie wt$ staiHlirif;, and that he had n right to bo aboard and would not de part. The oflloer looked nl him n mo ment. Then he walked over to an anchor chain and with his pock et knife scraped a bit of runt from It. Itcturnlng tu the visitor, he offered him the (lake of rust, and said: "Here's your fhare of lids ship. Take it and get out." London Answers. ItAuuciatoI J'lt-iMf Leawd Wire.) LOS AftUUiXS, July 8. Fldc-l' La Burba, king uf the tiy weight hjuxoia, today was umong tliu but fiHid mimied rumta ot tiuelioidtrt;, who in tins year 'of upsets -in Hiumpiouship -row, have reputed jiuiccessituly the lignung (jiub ot ihviv challengers. I iu a lut uud fufious ten-rcuud Ibuuto here lual night tba cliam Tiou, detending bib lurono for tue jcisi. time aincu ubcendiug 11 lu&i vuguat, took, a retereo'u duclsioii I over Ueoigio It i vera i'ereu, mtn tiJiany Known to boxing ioiiowera jail Oeorgle Itivera. As he twice butore had done, ! La iturba outcla.saed tno attio '.iuxican boxer, but his vicior ...is lime, 11 was Uio conceiibua lo. upiuiun, was lar more t-scnua-itiouai than olhera. ' ltingrildfrs gavx) tho crown jwoartr ut least aix rounds and his i challenger ''anything Irom one to luine, wall Lite rest even, j To thoHe who had buuii La Dar . ba m nia previous rigias, tne unt itle iie wuged last night came as surprise ior he discarded the boat before it reached- the rap- iu, unu kwiiiii ro uie pii ore ana was rescued. .The geese went over the fulls and mine to the tfhore below ailve, while the otlief animals were not seen. Another vessel, the Detroit, thp.i had belonged to Commodore Perry' g fleet, wns. started over the cntarurt 1 In the winter of 1841, but grounded i niidwny in the rapids, and was finally broken up by the tee. In n burning vessel wns pent down the rapids and over tha fail.. This was described as a most magnilcent sight. Be Lenient in Judging Learn to make allowances for the old and .votin-r, the wise ami Illiterate, the wealthy and Impover ished. Temper Judgment with kindness; help instead op condemn ing. Many people never get out of the shadow. Penury pulls nt Ihelr heartstrings and Ill-health discolors their outlook. The benefit of a charitable fel lowship Is that Uie man who gains it Is wonderfully helped. Soutliev says: "Me wiio is most charitable in his Judgment Is generally the least unjust." Things hri-iliton for him and he remembers, when he sees another less favorably placed Uian himself, that place might easily have been lllicd Hy himself. So long ns n man la trying, though he may fail, he is worth ONlfi wishes to give a very help and tolerance, for such a man ufcientuvo tucucB he usuuay em ployed and tougla, a pureiy ol leiiutvu light thioughoui, uua won u l ipping attack oi tens unu rights to Kivera' body uud head. Tho title usui runt, too, fought n, remarkabjo outtle, but he wad uuabio to do much ut long range, uconng his greatest ai uie clnicnes. ijis jumug rights and iUU otien Bhook liio cliumpion. in the a u.st-nee of an oiiictai count, it wus estimated that be tween' 7ii00 and S.UOU fans saw the titular sctai. 'iho cmunpion wus guaranteett -7i pi r cunt ot tho total reeeipl( w Inch were ubtinuiutl at $iiJ,o00. As the ciial Ungcr, liivera wua to get 15 per CtrUt. Ice Age May Return : There Is no way of telling wheth er (lie Ice age, so called, will re turn or what changes In the cli mate will occur iu the future. It Is known that the ice sheet Invaded the -northern part of t he United States four or live times, and be tween these several invasions there were long Intervals, during which the climate was as mild ns now, and Jn some cases milder than It Isnt prevent. It Is also known that the length of each of these inter- tho l glacial stages was longer, than the SATURDAY SPECIAL This attractive, water set has an Optic Jug and 6 Optic, 9 oz. glasses. Neatly cut and engrav ed in the popular grape cluster design, i Saturday Only For , ! 99 Cenls ' ZiGLER -GfiAVEN HARDWARE CO? I " Roseburg , ... ,. Phone-25 J choice and acceptable present at holiday time there Is none which wll! prove more popular to the friends who are not housekeeping than well-iuado fruit cake. The following recipe may he divided Into umall Individual pans, making (wo dozen Imlf-pound cakes or live or six larger hnif cakes. I'rult cake is not Inexpensive: the raw materials alone will be quite 11:1 item If many cakes are prepared. Sponge Cake fo.r Two. Iteat the yolke of two eggs until light, and add ne-luilf cupful of sifted sugar and one-elghlh teaspoonful o' cream of tartar dissolved in one teaspoon fill of cold water. Heat again till very light, add the grated rind of onequartei of a lemon or orange. Then add alternately, one half cup ful of slfte Hour and stitUy beaten egg whites. Hake In a lightly greased floured pan fr forty min utes or In patty tins. Luncheon Eclairs. Hake the lisnal cream putt In very small lin-ger-slr.rd puffs. When ready to nerve, slit the puff at the side and (111 with a mixture of finely dbvd bacon cooked crisply, und moistened with chutney; serve hot. If Chutney in not to he obtained a little chill nance may bo uwd, , salad course. . j The little people especially love to 1 make things. With a little paste and j pretty wall paper they may cover plain boxes and make them "very I beautiful. These they will like to till wlih plcked-out liniment, candy or Chrlstmns cakes or cookies. j A 'lurge. Inexpensive banket uia.v j ' fte used, decorated with ground plt-M I and tilled with things like the abov adding npph f. n Jar -of hotRe-malef) inltM-emeut. a iwntie or grape juice, as well a fruit cake, cookies ur mince pie.. One ntey vary the J?it tu Kult th tetie of the -vue who Is to focelvw It. t doing his best. London Tit- Locomotive's Breathing Tho pufling of a railway engine s a common enough soiiihI. bnt ew people know by what It Is n-g-dateil. AetUidly the mnnber of uft's made by a locomotive in the nurse of n Journey depends on the frcuinfcreuco of its driving wheels. No matter what the speed of the ii I n may be. the engine will give n;r putl" for every complete turn. f the driing wheels. The wheels any vary In circumference, but' the avenge Is -'li feet. With average driving wheels und a speed of "iO miles an hear, a lo comotive will give J-no puffs n minute, or frj.sat) puffs an lumr. the driving wheels performing complete revolutions in tho 00 minutes. rows NEW THEATRE BLOCK TO COST 12,01 time which had elapsed since (he ntipc.urance of the last ice sheet. From this It mav be inferred that It Is quite possible, nt least, that another advance of the great ice sheet may occur. The Right Thing! Po you know why we shafco hands? Tn early days man lived alone save for his woman back in the cave. I Jo fought the wild ani mals alone and dragged homo his loot alone. Men warred on one an other for the most part. When SUHM TO II APPEAL D SEIZU SALEM. Ore., July 8. - supreme court villi hear argu ments next Aionday in the cane of Frank Keeler against District At torney Stanley Myers and Sheriff T. At. iiiuiburt of .Muitnomaii county in whicb Kcelcr is pro tost ing ngnitist tliu use as evi dence of papers taken from ofiice. The papers are 4 yesterday" over Keelor's uiUion !ior u w,rit ot injunction, out in 1 stead of issuuig a temporary writ the supieme. court set -tho case ior atgumont on its litems next iYionuy. Tho seizure of papera took uiaco ? nt the time Keeier was arrudted ! oy jack fcakm- ci the estate cor j poration iJepartment, tohenii i -iiur-ruurt anu iiioLiiet Attorney 1 iUyers. Among tne papers were , ureueo bonds, in connection with j winch there was a scandal, and q.jie jotner secumits aggregating fzuu.t, ing to Corporation Commissioner Crev.'d, weie in Keeiers grin und Uti was ryady to board a train. Urowns- jTo Visit Here I Alrj. Louise Howe, of 'vuto, is expecieu at uw enu oi me alleged !wetJli aiiti at the iiome of nrlmtitvo inHit who (... ....-" I to have been taken after Keeier taienih, anu Mia. d. -u. light he would drop hfc Hub imon i bwn arrested for opei-aling ' irtouticolder for a week or so. Mr. meeting another man In his path'us il 1,OIul broker without a iicr-'Wowe will motor here Monday and and hold out his empty hand' to j n,it 1'1'on the state corporation de- J wiii enjoy a iishing trip beiut-e lu show that be was unarmed.' And ji-artment. Argunuiitii were heard Uurning home. the extended hand wanned Into the hnndtouch. then the handshake. Today's form says tlmt u person coming Into n group does not of fer to shake hands. It Is un tn the members of the groun to maki him welcome by offering the hand, ir tttey cure to. On yer way to the i I'OUTLANI), Ore., July' 8. A $2,tjiHMM)ii theatre to occupy an en tiro bmck will bo erected iu Port land by the Famous Players -Lastly Corporation, it was announced yes terday. Tho structure will bo designed by New York theatre architects and J is expected to be one of the most magnificient theatres west or New ' iork. I it was estimated the equipment j aiono would cost $ii5u,000 including a $ 125.000 pipe organ, it's seating j designed scaffolding. capacity win uu oituu. Taking into consideration ren tals involved and co:it of construc tion, the deaf is the largest of its kind in the history of Portland. Hoists Lift Stone Morses With modern liNi fug rouhv ment ponderous steel lionets, heavy ; i safes and other largo oh.l"ct arojs raised with com para live ease, hut IS In placing the lingo stone burses on , y the palace of Justice in Home sev-J em! unusual difficulties were en j 3J countered, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. To protect (lie sculp tures from damage, chains wore tied about the horses feet so tl-.n (he statues enulil be swung awav from the wall and prevent d-umge The Irregular shnpe of ihn lund made It hard to ha! unco, and the placing had to be done n round pis i c 1 MP Ideal Eakery buy some of Grimm's Milk Bread to -I Well, everybody is bound to come to it some time. IDEAL- BAKERY and through a network of specially Phone 133 3 H9SUeridanSt. g Do you know what Is going happen In SulherUn Valley? iMOMSXItTM Where fu Comes From Pavld was playing that one of the doIN was seriously tit. i( wns heard to remark to Nancy. "Tit's doll has the 'llu' so bud. she caught Serve with the I 1' f,",1! the hack bedroom." ' "Oh."' laughed mot her. "I didn't know you could entch tin from a bedroom." "Why, of conr;o," nnswered lnvld. "thm's where lit" tlue hole 1s." its f MOVING Our customers stipulate what they vunt. We carry out their instruc tions. This is a service (hat was clearly designed for our patron's convenience. Prices low; service assured. "We aim to please" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. ' Phon 10 Question of Co'or Mrs. NowlywiMl (tn bmi'lu'rl -W'hM port i( n r,i;tsl U,. .vimi tl:.tik wiuilil u with ii lilitc-iiM I. u'liiti dlitticr f.i:rvlce? 1'iuyrcssive rnT. Two Jiimtis lipafl of the othoi fellow 1 Ui9 tuitn who rtadtt th - Hi GOING TO BAKE A CAKE? We liftvr all tho ingroilit'iits ou w ill noil. Tlio bt'st iiMi'lity flour, buttor. ones, milk. shoruniiiK, baking powUor mill flavoring extract. Economy Grocery O. U. JOHNSON "Tin storo that rves you best" N. J.Qson St. Phon 63 Travel to San Francisco L03 ANGELES AND WAY POINTS BY PICKWICK STAGE 24-Hour Service, Roseburg to San Francisco Effective April 5 -sroYji'Kw fitiritiSGE THREE SCHEDULES DAILY LEAVING TERMINAL, HOTEL 4:20 P. M., 1:00 A. M., 8:10 A. M. On Way Fare to San Francisco ; .$14.75 Round Trip to &an Francisco 1 $29.16 One Way to Los Angele ; $6.60 $50.00 Si Round Trip Fare to Lot Angeles v One Day to 0n Francisco and Two Days to Los Angeles by P:kwtck Reclining Chair Stages TRUNKS WE HANDLE FOh?YOU SEE U3 FOLDERS SENT ON REQUEST ' CALL Terminal Hotel Phone 5S6, Roacburg, Ort for Information ! cl.'.sfil'ied ails ior ihort-cutt to i ecoDomjr. .