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Newspaper Page TextFOUR' ROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW. Tl IURSDAY, JULY 8, 1 926. ROSEBURG NEVVS-REVIEV; Untied Dally Except bunday by Tho Ncwa-Reviow Co., inc. i Alt-iuher ut Ihu AMMuciuted I'ri-mm. . 'The AiiauulateQ no is exclusively untitled it ilia g lor rip ub Il eal lou ut uli iiuab dmpuu'tios cruuiU'U to u or not tuner Imo uruuiiuu la cum pup or and u all luml news pmdirtiitij hermit. All rigiits oX lupubll Jliuu ul spue) a 1 dntptuuht-s tit-rolii ate fiiiio ruauived. - . ' K-r-.v.;rrr, - 7. - - .;-wr-.-r.-.-r- , ; -. v ; r-r - b. y. liA'i'jua.- Watered as second cms matter May 17, luzt, at the post, oftlce At Koaotrura, uityuu, under LUu iiui ul Alaruu a, lo. ttOBSUKIHTION HAl'tB OaUXi Mr mt, it uiim UlUi, JjjJ. UiUUUU,, l) UlAil I, , JMlVt UX'VU JJJUuliu., 11 " , taiaf ftuigiu jjjouUi. vj . IWU;, UJ IMUJiCJ, VOl ""'"t" vvAiJ lYeww-xtoVAOW, u uuuj, yet J'r-, i ii hOliLUUKU, OricOOlM, li'HE HIGH COST keprcucuUtlivo Martin Madden, writing! -;in . Nation's i Lusiiicss Magazine, aays tliat while the congressional in quiry is a uselul and legitimate means of bringing out in iormation upon which to base legislation, like all other good and useful tilings, it can bo and is abused.-: This abuse, he writes, goes to the point of wasting public money and public time. ' ' .', 1 ' He cites the case of coal as one subject which has been ; dealt with lavishly by congressional committees. - From 1913 to 11)23, ho points out, nine committees of the senate and eight committees of the house held hearings on coal. As a result ho' says more than 11,000 printed pages, five or six millions of words, were printed, i ' 1 ' ' In addition to the money expended for printing, he : writes, tlMrMtother side that must be redfoii&f with. Congressional inquiries are busy men irom all over the United estates; sometimes it cans them back the next year to go over much, the same ground. "Many thousands of dollars,"' he adds, "have been i spent on these 'special hearings,' much properly, but much on duplicated testimony. I have cited coal. That's only one instance. Think of agriculture, Muscle Shoals, the ship- . ping board, postal rates and salaries, the proposed depart ment of education bill, radio. Prohibition is new on the Jist but perhaps we shall yet add it to our collection of hardy, , annuals, good for at least one crop of words to a session." o ' 11 .' , ,lt is customary for some lo poke a little fun at the large number of people oil' whom honorary degrees are' conferred at college commencements, and 10 suggest that so many of tliese degrees are conferred, that it is no longer any great distinction. This an ago when the world cen ters us honors chiefly on the people who get. money, who succeed in sport or in entertaining the public and in making pe6ple laugh. Those who please'1 the public in superficial way3 have great money rewards, while those who perform' ; some largo achievement for the public good, olton tail1 to get much recognition. -There artf too few honors given to tnose who.coni'or large civic benefits. So it is "a mighty fine idea that institutions, of learning do recognize such achieve ment in the distribution of honorary degrees. It can readily bo assumed that all those who have been noticed in tins way have- -performed large acts of service for the public good. ; , , ' ', " . Sir Henry 'Thornton, 'president of the Canadian Na , tional railways, told the convention of Associated Adver tising clubs ol the World, U.at lie knew thai advertising paid in tho development of passenger business lor raii- roads, lie ought to Know irom Tim nniU.n.wla 1,.,.,., l.,l .. ...,,.1 .. ..mo imiv. . tho result of the habit of travelling by automobile. There is no reason why they should business, nnd eneourage people to do move travelling than they do now, if they would advertise sptx ial trips and excur- ... ', . , ..... , , ,, , ,, Hiuna, witn titeu- lacuiuus juui uiiuiiiuieiu. inuy hiiduui bring the attention of tho public'to the beauties and charms ., .. . . i-i j i ' i ,i ol the section which they cover, aiul give them nilormalion nllilllt how 111 l',P!icll inlei-cul inn- vi'sni'l i-dnil'iil-l.ililv. I n that way a desire for railroad . KEEPING TIME Here is good M Gingham Gupp, prompt on nine antl righi bido upl When tho clock is sinking eight lie comes mist ling to my gate, with his loula in brave ;rray, !'it to labor llinuign the day. Girgham Gupp never iat-j; he is always here at eight No excuses doe.H he need tor a shamei'nl lack of tipeed; nothing whining need he nay of i hah' a;i li-mr's de Jay. Eight o'clock means eight o'clock to thu geod ai.il wise old crock; when tlie clock begina to slriko he comes bowlmg up tho pike; ere the clock lias ccasjd ilsThimc he is i!iun 'to work, on time, bo he digs the on; in bed, paivt the cistern and tho shed, mows the green whiskers from the lawn with a i'ino disnlav of brawn. When Mm chick is sirikinir twolve. Gingham then will tea;-o to delve; he will sit him '.md 'weep0" down and munch on his frugal, wholesome lunch, and the' Im pail at his sine eggs ami muffins will provide. Having vtiuugiib i mi iiuiiii am lutein 1.,...- I 1. U jvf r ...1 gains. When the clock is striking one, the refreslimenl being done, he is back to iionost toil iike an engine given oil. All tho.se smidwiilio.H and trcs itiul the pie and Sclifeitzcr clu-i - Mom lo .sluilulo his hni-cs, and the pie mid Schweitzer tln-ce .sri nt to stiimilate his k''es Wlicn the clock is striking live, tiinliam. lircil Iml t-lill alive, lakes his bliuVela, rakis and lines, and adown the mad lit- goes. And the people sot their clocks l.y old Cmgi.ani, hn wolkH. Ami to lillln kills tlii'v K!,v. -i'.mlll:!,.. I li.il worthy jay, for his record time," Gingiiani has a high town, for it's seldom people .Host oi us uon v care a noos now me goiuen luomunia scoov. .l'ieideui and Manage ..T..t3fci euuy -I i uasu uj J.UC Ti - iUKUAr, JULY 8, 192&. OF'-SNOOPINd ; time - caters. A hearing calls i ins own icr.soiuil experience, ,l..l I' l....tl 1 .. , .. I . . ... .... ,k..u uj. ixuiioi jjuow.oo, n. not get back .some of that travel will be created. nu nt: yi an iijJi'VHiic 1 1 1 u t 1 .1 1.1. .1 put m'- vijjor in hi.-i lvg ,. ; ill.- 1,...,, is sublime, he is ec;-i,'.nr. on renown in all titiaru rs oi' the see one so nobly prompt as he. ppy 0 the Greeter C!i On the main drag Yestiddy eve And he had his ' , . : Hand In a sling ; !. . From shakln' the , Paws of tourists Too enthusiastically. . -, , . -i- DUMBELL DOftA THINKS ' Paylnu alimony is taxation with out representation. ' There's been a lotta complaint ! of late that this colyum hatn't'c.tx. uro leiiponaiblu tor limiting contained enough light summer ' nle jruitu of upostollc or ovangel roadin' and only this a. m. as we itiu effort, i'oople on the out were submittin' to the mornln' mas- pido are faced day after duy with sacre in Lather Barnes bathtub evidence of Interdenominational concession on Cass st. we over- heard this local celebrity complain-. In' to a bozo in the adjacent chair that Prune Pickin's wasn't what it uster bo. So In order1, to keep Lather on our list we herewith submit a fiction story for his own benefit: BERTHA THE BEAUTIFUL I : DUMBELL (An 6ld Fashioned Romance) ; li e a sad story, matesi iiome people want money nnd yachts. All Bertha, tho Beautiful uumbttll wa.ii.cd was Love. Bertha necacd a man the sarno as a fliv- or neeas water. Nature had given Krti-VHa :t Ri'rn had hrtfak. JJho ctern bad break. Sho tfcaied two ton on the hoof. She was heavy all tho way down to her corns and had ono of those faces made, to order for a push in mush. Tho legs! Davenports maile In Grand Rap ids had nothin' on Bertha for un derpinnings. They were just like a piano. GKANOl She worked In a uavilion that 'made nentlemcn's troussra. One folt that this fact I alone qualified her for Matrimony. Didn-t she know whete every t pocket was located ( (?ert ha was a tw;n s:ster of Doraialue of capital puniliment. The our little coiym's playmaie. She j comparatively recent experience way 0 u.jr.1 cuiiib she thouyiit the of Tom Murray nnd his pals, who En&hah Derby was. a hat and the1 net out from the peiiitt ntiary on Dayllyht Savings,-a bank. - . ja similar excursion last summer, tyut she was optimistic. I has proved' a lesson which their At night che gave the movies a ! ; "J''" ro r"1 l l'om.eni" niav anrf nra hhrt hr. thr.iir. oWn'M- Murray and his companions " . h,,, the ttcroen, took a soul kiss from the Leading Lady, Bertha buzzed like a hotel telephone. , A flock of cootie3 couldn't make her half so jtchy. j When the did a nose dive on the flop at night she uronmcd ot.hor Wedding Day. She had a hundred and fifty pork and bonus saved up tor her,- trousseau. She figgered that when oho got a pftposal for marriage she'd call on a tonttnnker and gut measured for underwear. Willi silk ctor.kinno at eo many shillings a yard Beitna figured che .iad enougn for i. pair ci stvp-in Up to the time she blew thirty-six candies cn her birthday caue onty one man naJ ever spok en to her. . This was a cigarette fiend who asked her fjr a u.atch. Four y3dT3 later tha foreman of the knicKerbocker factory watched her leaving one night. Ho made curui.n inqu.r.C. a -u u.hb and two bOliha 3 WOld. Mjnd ( , wak )Om0 wth youj ihe asked. . , Y: T 1 o " i voice of a otnekon dove, Su(:h, v,a? th beainnin3. : Bertha thounht tlio foreman vas the mott exciting thino that had happened since the jonnntc-i Flood. Lvery nirjht' upon k-nvinj jhim sno i,aaicm!d to count tho i.tu suvinns she had pinned 111 tlie I pocket of her flannel NlrjIUic. i There were two hundred and fitly klsccs there by this time. Tho foroman spent money on her like water. Did you ever try and spend water? Ho thoujht nothini) of a thirty cent table d'hote. And he even went fdly fitty on .ill tho carfare spent. Bertha kiuvv he wan her Fate. She yearned to mutter her wil lingness to "love, honor a-id oIey. ' One word led to another and soon he h.id her promise to l-t him place her 150 omacks in a bank. Ho sa. d he would trke thorn to tho institution tlio first thtny the next morning. Four more years luvs p.is-od and Bertha ha3 another 150 51. melts saved up. BUT No trouser-factory forcn-.an will handle her finances. No sirred Bcrth.i learned that the woman Pays and Pays and Pays. . mwra V if H Vfjif;. rJiJL !'!-.?. SJwCt'-. K'f-;n Hate pcilauo &c.,: 1 Tho wust t'dn t abotit tsm on ; !&f AIHi'M . 'f&ftW 'V);i r ? ""V ''',' . ' I .tn-i.O.i Ww !!-i-d UM-.I aw h t' must he Q I : O ' art w. lt.Tv.-nt room tor uic-nv Call a '.id Ux)k I hem ovyr and niako '('t 'dfer on the i 01 ms. . & &iu, Cutial Gaias. are, Lather, rend it N J State Press Comment . ! . ,iu,v, U ,, h-ltor that tlio church-today Id -as j Ml.,.. a imlim.l iilnture." ami ijat-k. thirt Klnt'incnt with tlie lul- inn-iiiK indictment: Hoinethini? ifi radh-ally wrong wilh thu ciituch. The i-htin:h lit 1 Incuniparalily rich in muiiey. or iv.ani.uiitn, iiii-litnct', iiower, and i yet it In liillinx to inoducu nny j thliiK liku apoHlnllc rniiiitft. 'i'nit ij-'.'iblo lien dot p. It hue littlu tu (I. with iiuili-'rial roscurcoti, ; or jun.alion 01 iutrnibcri:hit hut rtlwirvKh tho Bplrit. What ' Is is t:iat In "radically wrong" Willi tlio church Hint liiukcu It full to "producij any thing Ilk 43, npoHtdlic rcHiiilB?" Not any slniUn diiiiuuiiiuttion or Boot 1 now rttlurri d t", hut the church in ItB coiupichiJiuivu niciiniiii--. Well, uiaKiiilicd Bccliii-iiiiilBiii and Intoluranc liioro tliun anything or lntersectarlan bickerlnga. They aee plthoiis of liiih religious pre tonsions quarrtrling ovor tho In tni'prctution ol tlio nibio. They hour conflicting domaa laid down Ly opiiCBing forces under clalniH Ihat each 1h wholly right and all othora completely wron. Tho fm pie.s.stoti thoy get ftoni all this Is that religion Ih a ource of strife latlur than of amity. I' AM churches openito to ' tha vast good of their own coimiiui.l canlH, without doubt, and each is an Instrument of nrogreus and moraliiy. And all fair persons recLgnizo tho luryo general in tiuonco for good v.'hlch Ih exerted by the church an a whole. But tho church us a whole' will for ward Us own hlglumt usefulness and Increase tlio fruits of its apostolic and evangelistic effortB when it shows to thono who stand without, more of emphasis on CuuditnieiualH of religion of .tjie kind on which nil believer can iigree and lens on difference? of dogma and ductriue. Uugeuu Cluard. What They Kenlly I'Vnr. The latest of our periodical nitrnliary breaks offi ra some IntereiTtiliK testimony lis to the Juinietl themselves with deadly weapons nnd shot their way loinicuuli tense wilh agony you will temporary fredoni. I Oregon .linos was killed In the jni.-"HH". .Murray cneaieii uiej g;u .OW.H by cuiiiniitUiu: Kiiiclde, ilid WIIIos nnd Keliey will bo liunged fir murder.' With these facts fresh In their minds, the (linn-tot. that scaled the walla lust I'Vliluy wore not inelineil to add murder In their other crimen nnil tlioy threw uway their tiroiu-iuy l.el'i:re tliey were arresled. Wilhiiut tlie tear ol cuiilhti plinl-liiiienl., i-iiininals arii eiwiiys v.-flllntf In lal:e a chance- ill. imir dr r. V, hru It serins r,rce"f;:lry in out!"d"r Hint I hey may secure even leinpoiiiry in-eitoiu. tupiiai puii-h-hiiienl, litnn-n-r, h:is n ileteri-cnt i-fleel. fu prl--on one rail i-at and : lerp. r.ad llll'l ec llio mm it s, with always tin- cli:ll'-,' i.r a P'l- role ut lenniiiiition m the scnleii'-". At tin! .lid of the liiiniiminrs noaii- all kinds i f I'l-eellmu tcr minnles. When the yo-icr, men who haVO ,lisl hvvn ,v(ui ned ,4,fc', ""'Viipni throw iiu-iiv tli.ir nivalin. they showed evidence of common ' 0""r the wail Portland Telegram. (iovrnmctit Hunter Aid. ! A In nit a m tin 1 h at:n t lie lo.al ( Ik-.ji'i r of lUi- l::a:i!i Walton l.na- I fine : ((! a rrs -iulion u kinE liinl ilu :tlalf Kiiinn coinniission .i.ojM rjil'' in Ih" ret- itlii'U of tl;' ,-. iviiTii nl" 1. h j;hy. nii.'.'iit huntt-r 1:1 ilvs srWina. i-'o f;ir. im action m 1 1 r;i r t .) have been ta liMi by ih- iiiiimissitni. althouj:h the iiicinhcrs pn sent save all indication.-! of lioinK favoralde. In a ieitor to tho local chapler .i rir- l.i'iu'iii', Stanley (i. Jewott, ' 1 (lv of 11k predatory aiiimai copii-'I. -Mal'M thai tho matO r r itrit" i in tho work has 110I Iv-en I I . a;v U' to hi at t' nt inn hy 1 Ii" aiisi-.m and the hunirrs an- , .; ' v. r .:it; o i 1 hi l'oi crn 1:1 'Tit Ci;:.'.' v. l:ich :ir. psi rt-mi-ly liaiit- - rrs 1 1 c ,1 In .!- .i .r i-l l": . if ci.nii'ii's i nont mid fr'ijii ? I " in n pnv f.n '.'X'icii littlp it norhfnu for hi lio is uroatly hur.dfcapp'd h II V M work in his woil:. htdim tnlahh1- to na-i',-r such snrv'ru n h1- rould, were groat rr funds nvatlatile. rorvicc rendfi't'd by the hmilrr ai.l.i the stair pani" i--Mil mission f. a trr;it rxtent llirousii tne fx t era; fn at ion oi predatory animalo which prey upon yame animals and Mi ils In fact, t.it ommis 'Inn should he ns much interot ni n the fanners. Inasmuch a wild turkeys an" In he (reel hTe 0. U fall ft 'id rnnid ra;iily h kil- 1. mI n,f Ph;nld th c-uyotes he allow-, I to ine: va.e. Aid fliouhl he forthrnniinir a uo,n nJsitiN lo !;c-i t h' hnn- :hcni Itll'MV i i lit A-,.- Of V.i-t il.-- m it- hen e i rinl !ihvr a much Rte.if-r ii tu t he funnei and i o t'.i l;f- nf (he ?;:ite. iiratus leiirier. Pa T'n yiiti know that tu t herlin has a ch.inOf to ln-rnme the la rut i city in Southern Oitron? ELKS ATTENTION Tlvie .will he Inltiati"", at the nidr r meet in t: Thurs- dav, July Sth, 1W. Q ' ( . i ANTLERC THEATRE JluUiMm Valentino m "A balim-d "I:d 1 num. wnl bo snowu at Ui AaUcrs tccuiiii i-r.uay and lialuiday. Valentino us a young man of the world, living Jn Kouill Aniericu. ' haiiu; brt-u cuueated in i-'arin is! Lijiy.i iu.s niot-iii..--.i oi butiulnrd to u glil raised In a con-litiiiiuiug tuiticu a window in Au vtinl and whom ho has never aeeu. fuiew Oianczuk's lui'in house ut It U a ca:e ut lovo at lirst sight j .tiuudai e, near here, killed Oruu lor buih, ad Iheu the happy day exuu ana f iank '1 urdeno, aud act arrives only lo have lier . 13ut it the uuubo aiaue. would b.i Hpoiling everything to say inoio. It's a great picture, "A Sainted Devil" a v itiitifio 6 ideal role, a Hex ileacii tuory,, directed by the man who madu 'The Stranger," joatph Ueiutbury. Vou Ju-it can t afford to mL-his one. And if you're a mil Vaicuuuu aduiiier, you wou't. MAJESTIC THEATRE Eileen Sedgwick Likes New Role. Mh;s Sedgwick, has the distinc tion of Being tlio only Western e- male star .heading iier own com pany. . Ja "Tho Sagebrush Lady" she ha an opportunity lo display her aoilliy as a:i acuess in auuiuon to lue Liiiiiia and dmicult teals of nmnagiug a Western 1'into. .Miss aetlgwick proves that she loves hoi sea una uisplays her dra maLic talent lu "Tha Sagebrush Lady ' at Ihe Majeslic theatre on toinorrow aud Saturday, ' LIBERTY THEATRE News-Review 'Story "6andy" Coming to Roseburg . A facu like an angel a heart of lireand a luugu ringing with Joy. This is "Sandy," Fox Films ver sion of Klenoio Aieheiiu's gripping serial pi luted In every city oi any prominence in the fulled States. Mailgo i-tullamy has the title role in Uie Fox production directed by Harry .Ueaumont, at the .Libetty theatre Sunday, Monday and Tues day, There Is u climax to tighten your breath to keep you on edge wilh reyih:S3 eagerness for it is a climax which bares the soul of a woman. It shows the hidden and aching thoughts of a lair Ameri can kirl who is put to the severest test. When you see Sandy McNeil tripped of her bonny defiance. when you see those shadowed eyes ' struck wilh terror tliat delicate fe,, her, fears and experience her ovu compelling problems. Keep your eye on Sutherlln. Something is going to happen. OREGON LIQUOR LAW FINES OVER S2S.000 IN JUNJfc. 1 . , afi Wire.) SAI.IvU Ortn-nn . .rulv S. Out of I0u arrests in 2 counties that re-. SACUAMENTO. Califoi uia liis i porietl on prohibition canes for theiciaiiu to the distinction of having j inonih of iay KI5 convictions rc-.u.u i.iirt'st siniwe contingent ui j suited, acTuniif.g to a- report by j thu national guard in ihe United I W. S. I.vi ns, staJe I'rohibilion lyiatus. I he n eord breaker is l'ri- j i'i!iunis.' futi'M . 1'irn'S wfi'c assess- vaic joha r. W t-ightmaii, ban r'ran-i-d in Him tn:al '.-uni of ?2S.rl l.-le, ! cico guaidsuian, una makes .tne ti vhirh 1 r.:-;:; :sn ua.-i jtaii!, iIhvschu jinni lo ib, ami is ii feet li :- in:iintl(-r b'-lng served out in jaii. Durir.K Uu- rnonih la flills were i oniis't-aU'd and ls2 piilons of liquor di-s! i o ed. All counties made n ;ots .-xiept lialier. Curry. Ihirm y, .leiferson, Multnomah, Malheur. Mat inn, Sherman, Tilla-, mook, Union, Umatilla, Wasco and Wheeler. r,22 In tho uhont- No. of Ihe Hotel VEST MOW YOP.K. N. J.- run', iluao hui-hiT und huauty pmior. Ili-lliiiinnu. a weaver with a lain--Inuniino Bile, marcel ?1. Phone for liy. woUe up in a ceii nuU shrU-kud j Lppoi ntineut. REV." CLARKE VIIX TELL GRAND JURY OF PORTLAND VICE lOltTl..NI, Ore., .7uly S. A suhpoena has heen reeeived fur iiev. arment tliirl:.- lo appear he-; inro Ihe Mult ni.niah Ki aiid Jm y nnd pre.-ent what evidem-e he nmy Have of viee eon.lil inns fslsilnn in iuriliill'1, IMMlin ,1 llll I n -.u ;i anoUiM'id ysit' rthiy. Thi' srand uirv will start its invc.aigalioa I'riday nmrntiit;. HepicHehtat ives nf ihe niinistei .j'.l ussneiai io'i met wilh Mayor I'aker ye.t prHay. The conference v. as the n-stilt of ihe appeal of ilec. f'htrku to i lie miuisierial as--.i it-ialion to support his attacks oil the city atlmitiiiralioii and the .listrict attorney. No specitic request other than' aakiiiR for. cooperation anion ir all law enforcitiB aRenciee, was made k the mayor by the committee. Have you ever 'experienced dl boom? an Anyway, you are not taking chance, when you buy a lot In Suiherltn. MRS. LANDES MAY OUST WOMAN FROM SEATTLE BOARD (.Ht''.itoi Prc Wir.) SKATTKK. Juiy .s. .prediction h'-ntl at the city hall here l!i- lhar Mrs. p.ei.ha K. I.ai.des, : cattle's nut or, will oust, one of . i-r own sex from a municipal po - lion. Mrs I.andes this week dis : listed T. Harry polton (rnni the ivil Forvlee commission after he : fused to resfKii. It was fahl that Phe will soon i dc Mr, h'mna K. iaker to re- cu and wi'l appoint Mis. Harriet riin:-.. a cluh woman, m her place -n tho comniissinn. Tom S. Patter-.-.n. ih" third iiieiaher. Is slaicd to Keep his tu)3t. See it today and then see it five wars from today. We mean- Sut'aerlla Valley, DR. NERBAS t OtNTIbT Palme. Extraction da. When Ue.irea Porrhea Cured r'huua 4&a Mttduuto Bldfj. Flashes of Life BKWAKL), Alaska. It's "Kali cut time lor seals on the islands of the liering Sea. The United States department of fisheries cuts a tuft of hair from maio seais to help in estimating the yeany increase, Ten thousand seals were . kiUed this year, says Cuplaln A. A. Anderson, of the Kider, a government vessel. J QUINCY, Calif.l'aul D. Kollogg, famed as a whistler, lias returned to his boyhood home tu recuperate irom a serious operation pertoiiued in New York City. He was born near Spanish Fork, near here, liu years ago, but had not visited the place for 25 years . SACKAMENTO Jacob Newcom muf, 1'iacervilie hotel . man, is somewhat lilcd, Ilo cent this tel egram to police here: "Arrest James Wayne for felony. He stole an automobile with a womau in it." The womau was Newcom mers wife and they left fMacer ville in Newcommer's car. - VISA LI A; Calif. Fifty forest fire fighters were recruited here last night to fight a new brush aud timber lire on Salt Ridge back or Three Itivers. The fire was start ed by lightning Sunday, but broke bounds yesterday. Tt threatened Sequoia National park and wooden power flumes of the California Kdi son company. SAX FKAKCISCf . i-ortlaud wins both Hie VM" convention and the presidency oi tho l'n'jitlc Coast Advertising Clubs association. Mar shall liana, associate eaitor of the ! Oregon Journal, l'ottland, is unop- posed for president aud Honolulu -withdrew in lavor of l'ortiund for j the convention. I1KLLING1IAM, Wash. "Callow Way' 'is tho name of a new street here .named in honor of Kussel Callow, crew coach of Ihe Univer sity of Washington. SEATTLE. Matrimony will bo i Captain Koald Amundsen's next adventure, believe relatives here of j H iM'.WClilIl (Jill. lilL'V Sily JVIUUll' usen talked -frankly of his mar- liage soon when he passed through here after eiosing the north pole in the Dirigible Iorge. , SEATTLE. Airplane pasdenger service uucweeti nun r iaiit'K;co auu eatt.e, anu beuttie and Aiasua, is j planned, by a syndicate beaded by adwurd Hubbard, veteran mail ! phut. Triple motored Fokkcr I planes wouia oe used. iium s. i tiv pluvious iccoid hoid- j tr was 0 leel ii inches tall aud ( ; .tciKhed L' lu pounds. -, WJ.lliyjYl'UX. Uncle Sam I; ' ha .ng ifat biiccess locating illicit , ttihs uy taUing photographs f:om . ptai.es, enlarging them and putuug . them under a maguuynig glass. j ui:t 111 cuuiibiiy as 10 tne reasun ( lor heini; then-, "ijhiil up:'' yeiltd , anollier pi i.-:oiiei-t "yuu'iu in lor iiiuiuir!'- 'lnere was in'oiolit d I alienee nnd iieLliaiu.iu waa luuuu lo nine siniiiKii'd hniiaell'. lie hud 1 been put into u cell to uleep oil' i Ins luloxieutlon. NKW YOKK One reason for; ,mitiv mor.lt.., or Ul(, j 0uiu,ei- Ken- ! ; t.,,li(, la .Nl.,v Yorli. 1 rii.hway i ' iai)ls in lh vil.w ()( Jus,c jai-oo ,..lllK(1I1- tt tM ia - cori-.-ct, per-' ' naps tlu-i f has hri InipiovcuiL-ut du.aia tho stiikti. TKTON. Wyu.- Piscatorial hon ors for the .summer so far anm-UK uoiahles are with t'rov. n I'rince 'iuMavu.s A'ioipiiUo. lit i.u;iil -U iron:. t;r l:i more fi. h ;iian the pi f;-iiic!if of the lliiied .Stales of America d!.l ou the lirst day ,jf his vacation, lint the piince had been at play some time. PIIHXALIiEI.PUIA. - One cry lug need ol the times is a ptonomt nuaniii either ho or she. in. Joshiah II. Pcnminan .provost of the University of Pennsylvania, wants such a word coined, as the increasing number of girls at col Joso and in business causes awk ward circumstances. Would It surprise you If woolen mill were established iu Sutherlin Valley? . o Eat bathecuo sr-.ndw!ches and ; tlvo lorever. Brand's Hoad Stand, i FOUR STATES TO DIVIDE COLUMSIA " tvU.li.M. iit.. Julj s Tor the pin mse of allocating the waters of the Columbia river, state water of ficials irom Oregon. N'a.shingtoti, Mo:itaii:i and Idnhn, will meet at Spokane, July 12, State L'-auine-r Kb' a l.uper said yesterday. It Is prebtihle thnt Liwoml Mead, fetter ttl reclamation commissioner, will attend. A lot in Sutherlin Valley at this time may mean much In the near future, ANSWERED J. I.. 1!. White or eag Is so jiovvt'rlul as mi aMtriiiBi'iit tliat It would bu impossible to uso tt. ou thu skin without ililuliiiK It. 11 would tie too Uryiug to your skiu 10 uso this astringent dally, and It Is so olttilivu that it should 1)H ki'lit fur Hit- times whi-n you give yoiiist U a complete skin tieiilmvnl. Unco a week or longer should bu iinougli, and. then you should clear lliu pines ot all soil first, uud fol low the astringent with a cream or 011 massage. Salt water is mlldy astringent but you should not use cvuu this every duy ou your face. You need have no fear of a dally liutli robbing your skin of oila so your heuuh would be impaired, A' Constant Reader 'Lemon juice would not he a substitute lor ummonla in the mixture of perox ide and ammonia for weakening a growth of superfluous hair. Gloria An exercise for ridding kloiBuuF Is uofi6 T)v tvlue flat Oil the lloor, and then rising to a Bit-1 Hug poMtiyiOVIi.nd.Ut ll(e, Aid .pf j yoin; ,aitii: ryo9;,till'h,ai-v,!y f't! 6urj'niiiii.'l0H-o do this, so at first, yqU.4t,iU.'WT'S,K:,?ul9'rW plcii.g".youi. toes. uailHriu- heavy . Vietrf, u(' lurn1fui.',(s';'&eri . 5;6u In ! making. the glhr'U-Vi i. .V.' ,'' I -Anna e. C.v U.'i-Tlie shampoo - t, . GIRL'S SLEEVELESS SLIP-OVER . : ' ; ' next row Knii seven, Purl two. TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Left-Over Prunes Cereal Omelet Toast Coffee Luncheon Codfish Hulls Lettuce Jam Iced Tea Rolls Left-Over Walnut Cake Dinner Baked Fish Halted Potatoes Beets Lettuce' French Dressing Lemon Pudding Coffee The following directions are for a knitted slip over sweater for a little girl aged from six to seven years. Indeed, the upper' part con sists merely of two rather broad shoulder straps, with deep, square neck, but the lower part comes well down ov erthedies s:akirt. Mater ials required ar.e two large balls or lour small balls (one ounce to ball) 01 Shetland iioss, and a pair of number five bone or celluiold i knitting needles. J Back: Cast ou 72 stitches, Knit lo lncnes piain, and one next row bum oit three stitcnes at acn end tor under-arm. uu remaining tiu be successtul, but 1 have never stitches Knit seven, purl two, tried this myself. ivaiL trto, Turl two, repeat Irom ; Tomorrow New Canning Dis kmtting iasi live stitches plain, j coveries. 7, Diet - W - m "g, cry JL44JDU IV AWbVJi.KS TO (JUKKKSf ONDKNTS THU HEALTH JDKAii "JJt;ir Luetor: Smetj ' ner the tw.pny i"--iv of :. "t'iiit;. 'v- iiis" Hi V lui i e i " 1 1.' i-uei nl vit- 'I. "..lijl..-! (- MMtpifK- M hl..l l t . i i n- i n voi , si Pf no" ' WIV0 t... I hi tiii le'.'i'vwiaht, Uit tv- ne,-, to oavH the .rt;!?,.ai"M'i 'a' o't v sum hut. je ej n-n to k:iv. hi v nois t.M'i ic.'Hin hiiv-e jtein iHiirnv fii, ii ti i. muni, ui' inn jiinnroveinent id ill niv liienlai outlook, .tieilifc' tmi y (-'a i's oi hum anit weighing u'V is no jolte! auu i had anout. conic to uiu Jicjiriiiio conclusion that 1 uuiild always havo to remain tat. "iow my ufcui ot myseii is tutu an.i mhu. i wiii ilucu it: mis. c. ' Yes. Mrs. C, along with the impioi i inent in the puysicai ueaitn is a g.c-at Improvfineni in tlie nicntai health always. Anu tne nappier and healthier name ot iiH..u is une oi the big advantages oi hein normal welkin. c re mem her Piiuo s Wu-ai winch is utgeiy true: "Metis ana in copore sauo A sane mino m a fcaue oouy. ' lies ides feeiiim awkward and cunspicuuus, one who is overweint icaiues now, tii a,t others aro tou .nuialiy remuuied that the food (or uruiKj nppL'tn-e has ihe upper hand ot one, to one certainly cannot he other than self-conscious aud un happy. It is quite well known now that inherited fat or natural fat or fat due to disturbance of the h lauds, are very rare birds. In iact, 1 doubt very much their existence as reasons alone for fat troubles. Too fiequcnt exposure to good food always accompauy therm Tho instiuciiona which Mrs. C. followed aro contained in a book let which we send to our news- My Hiar Followers: When lending for material which w offer you, please remember to enclose a ttamped, ielf-aadredjied envelope bearing your" full name and kit'Iii'sa. The pamphlet on retluc1nn and gaining: la the only one for will, h you mui; enclcae lea ciu In atamps extra. Addresa your letter to me In enre of this paper. Make them as brief as possible, not over 100 words, end type or write them lglhly with Ink, Flaee alirn your name a evidence of good faith we will not use It In any way. Homembcr tt la Inip.iRsitile for me to diagnose for you or to answer you personally. I ap pr.ci.v very much the beautiful tetters you send me and regret it ta lm pnuuie to give you Individual advice. The questions you ask will be nnswered In the column as soon as possible. It they are of general inter est. Don't forget tne stamped. aelt-addresseA envelope U ton esLpeet sae ii t irrauitia i have sUtrM, On Busin-sc Ilalph vJiiehter, Camas Valley resident, was among the Uosebnrg j tive art, including the new raised visitors yesterday and was trading. paste vork on scarfs, haudker . and transacting business for a (Chiefs, dresses, etc. Also lamp brief time, shadce, plaques, etc. LETTERS you , suKgeut is all right It your hair is very oily. There Is nothing better than Castile soap for sham pooing, even though, in the case of a very, oily head tuere may be need for lal heriug the Becond time. Shav iug under the arms la ull right. Any kind of a curler that does not cut the ; hair may be used, and culling this way Is preferable to thu hot lion method. K. U P. At 18 year3, height five feet, your weight should be 110 pounds or even a little less. You can get rid of the fleshiness around your hips if you reduce your weight; and at your age this is. very quickly done If you cut a little less, of sweets, or less o everything .fattening for a few weeks. , ;-.-' Header Cocoa butter fattens and is used as a massage. It is not to be used, however, on the face or throat where there could LbmcxJojiflUternuous A" " Reailfiun'l&nitara iMlmttO jbiuU. soVytiaf.tiuld-'tiobliare t'liom lemoved.v . Any- godd- cliffodfsl can rolieVj:l your' discomfort by treating, them, ana. in' the: early stages . can .do' anuuli to -keep the joint froiii enlarging. , ' ' ' '" ' Tomorrow A Clean Throat nun, two. i-uri two,. lepfrtL noiu m.iiuu iusl xive sLtceiiea pi tun,, Kt" it-at tucso Livo xows lor five lucued ttiiu in tne next row Knit (seven, i'lli'l two, .int tno, iJuu two, XVUlC tA, i un ttto, juui, two, i'uri two, iviiit five; repetu. Knitting -iU ceu SiiiCucS IJ.aiU lui' lureo nus. uu next rutv woiK iusl li bULeiics ior n cert, una uu leidHiUiu xi bLiicues a.iiu huUl uaKiug cute to iuhov pattern j. Front Knit first ana last five btuciies pittiu auu run LVto, Wiui two, uu center biltcues ioi' itva in cues. . low Knit inaiu, cast ou unee stitcnes tuwaiU uuuerami, wuiK ouitrr nonL- 10 this point. jSexi worn across one1 Hunt, cast I suicnes, oi ucross secouU Hunt, ana iimsii trout uj.coiic apuuu wuli bacK. Sew up seainS. - Girdle -(This need not be used UllicsS dean eu;. LUal ua lOul" stucucs auu h.aii one row, lJurl one row, ior a yaid. 'in is win curl up. T'liush enus with a. smail taswle. Tune 10 waistnue witn a j anion or tv.o, . jiiiswer to Airs. 11. S.:Thero ia Homing 1 ;now of to renieuy thi irouoie you speam or. Vvny not consult the buuing uepariinent ol a ntrniture siore ana see if thej" can neip you in any wyV Possibly u double thickness of ticking might dHealtl mm a h t m 1 minx ntajrriJU paiier foipvve .i (11 ui.tlil ton rHilj in 4lnm.ii; V't'l aell-atlUi'i.-ssed enveloi'1. Murv" least two weeks lor im i-eeniiii,) Miss ii. s mother has dry ftan greno fin lm loot, and she una written to me m- H'leses'ions tor taking care ot it. Uangrenc means death in a mass or a pu.uuu oi uio uvmg uouj. iiiero are uiiiutein, types liic Uiy, tnu moist, ine uticiuJic, too Uia oetic, etc., anu tne oegiuiiiue causo in cacti ease nas cui uu tne urienal ' uiuuu supply io tne pari so tuat lmu usaue uies tiom lack oi tour- , jviiiiu-nt. It tneie ka iv ui fcutigiuii, Lite aticcteu idi t is ubtsuiutel, ueuU ' anu uieieio.e can nut uu icviveu, I ao the ireaiuieui consists ot pru I veiuing tne piocess irom ejtltud- mg, aud mat means inat the parts j uae to be amputateu. in some types ot gangrene there is what is known as tne une ot ue 1 marcaiion a line of inflammatory tissue v.nicn siops tne gangrene . tiom extending for a certain ienah oi tune. This is more apt 'to come iu tne dry gangieno and j ua costa advises to wait tor a : uue ot demarcation before operat ing. He stales that iu the senile . gangrene, if only one or two toes jUie affected, the dead parts may ; bo cast otf spontaneously, i You can see from this, Miss Ii., jyou must call a physician to ifceer ! lain the original cause of your mother's trouble and to give treat ment. Vou must not try to do thia f yourself. Mrs. J. Wo have an article on ! Boils. You may have this by send jing a self -addressed, stamped en iVelop3 with your request. (Allow at least two weeks for its receipt.) i Tomorrow Reducing Breads Mrs, Graves announces tho open- t tug of summer classes for decora-