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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1926)
FOUR ROSEBUPG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JULY 1 3, 1 926. FOR LADIES ONLY Thursday, July 15 WILD ROSE LARD tested and ap proved by hundreds of thousands of housewives im parts just that extra flavor and goodness that will make your biscuits a never fail ing triumph. In pails and handy 1 -lb. cartons. Mter by : WIIDROSE AT WOLF CHEEK A Perfect priming for Every Purpose ALBANY MAN DIES !ln ""''e ' lllH bi-i uin ho UCDC ICTCD CIV fllOWOd -BlKIH Of Improvement Ull- rl&KC. Ar 1CK OlA i til Sunday, wJum tho Htniln affoct- WEEKS ILLNESS c'' lllB h,mrt '" u' h u '"""" . thut a new complication developed HOY SCOUT CAMP. Wolf Creek, July 13. (Kpuclul). Tliu Hncond Hoy Hcout Training Camp opened Huiiilny morning with US present. Later In the day three more scouta from Marshfield and North Bend caino In, biingiiiK tlie total up to 31. This la not as large a number us was expected to he present hut ut tlutt It is large enough and a lot of good work will be done, ft iu thought now thai the camp date was set a trifle too early ua a good many boya are working yet. Then too, Inst year guvernl boys were sent to camp by "f'runo 1'lcklna." Much apprecia tion jiiUKt be expressed to "ye ed." and all the men who contributed last year for they all understand what H meana to a 'boy to go to camp. However, last winter some of the hoys who were helped to camp lust summer were seen to attend a good many shows and to have a great deal of candy. Cer tainly they should uut have been helped to camp this year and for that reaHOu they have not been aided. Certainly any boy who wants to go to cump badly enough can earn his way this year. plans are being matte to entertain him. Ail hauus are working hard to perfect all safety devices and methods advoculed especially by Captain Willis and they expect to receive his approval lor their work. When it comes to eats the boys all stand up lor Mm. Taylor, fcihe la the one and only cook In the world just uow. Kach I'alrol has built up a table for Us own bunch and around that table they do Justice to "Taylor made"' eats. Do you know what la going bappeu in Bulherllu Valley? to OILSIKEM "fiOSluGIOi' "TflSlLLlliEll l v e real reasons or its "ine flavor' 3 J i Ever uliiLt tho utiuniti of Douglas county and ihu Blum of Oregon nave interetued themselves in the imyliiK production of oil in th vari- There ure four Pntrolu organized out auuiloiia ot the state., und more Lewis P. Terlmno, of Albany, tiled yesterday at Mercy Hospital lifter six weeks of critical UlneHfl. Mr. Torhune ciimo to KoMefourg b(x weeks af?o to visit with re latives over tho week end. On tho way ho was Btrlekon with acute uppendlcltia and was re ' moved at once to Mercy llonpitul. His case was found to bo mottt critical, five abctsseB having de veloped by the time tho operation could be performed. No hope was held forth for his recovery, but cauuing death Mr. Terhune was born at I f o p fi ner and resided In Albany frm the time ho was 0 years of ui;e. He wus 40 years of ue at his death. Ho is survived by a widow and five children. Funeral services will be held at Albany on Wednesday. in camp: the Polly-wogs with Ol- igor Holland as Patrol Leader; tin; 'jabber-jabbers, Stanley Kidder, Patrol Leader; tho Whlpping-nau-Inios, Joftn Keizer, Leader und the ll'ly Catchers villi Loreu Johnson ut the head. Tho boya have pledged them selves to advance a notch in Scout ing while in camu as well as to have a good time. This week will be devoted to hard work. On next i Monday Captain Mills, of the tin- Did you ever follow a hunch? j partment of Swimming and Water It's a pretty good idea. Sutherlin i Safety, Boy Scout Headquarters of Valley has something to offer, I New York will vlHit the camp and recuniiy in Sutherlin, U'e general public, and purilculaiiy the motor ing public has beuu uvuiioukiug the oil prospects right lieiu in Kose burg. v for the past four years, soma of Hum; burg's leading citizens have! gotten behind lliu proposition and j are now iully cuuviucud that they ) could not have gotten u better oil) if tiiey had been looking in the well-known Pennsylvania field. In lac i, when they were assured that the oil thuy were getting in Itose-j burg was none other txiau tho fa-; mo us HyViS iirund, which had its f inception in Warren County, Penn-1 sylvama, and which has been sold j here by L. U. Hevaney, tney im-! mediately found that they wore getting an oil second to none. They ; also lound that their automobile motors run smoother and longer with less wear and less trouble than when they were using other oils. This is an excellent time of the year for other motoriHls to try this wonderful oil, and alier using lit once, they will wonder why i someone did not tell ihem about it i before. ! Alter reading this far, I know 1 how you will leel lor thinking you; ure going to gel ihe "dope" on the ' U1L ffi'i UATJOX, but since this is a paid adverti.semeul, 1 jusi want to tell you that even tho 1 have u broken arm, the shop of L. U. De-vain-y in mill upt-nuitiK. ami Mr., Victor Hauiey, an expert mechanic is taking care ot the mechanical und eleciiicat work during my en loreed vacation. L. (J. i'KVANKY, Schilling is the only ' coffee roaster in America who specializes on but one grade of coffee and seals it in vacuum tins. There are no and or 3rd grade Schilling coffees. 2 The world's supply of. high-grade ' coffee beans is limited. Occasionally there is an unforeseen scarcity. For years Schilling has carried reserve stocks of the finest beans so that whatever may happen your Schilling coffee never varies a fraction in fine flavor. A blind person has a keen" sense of flavor. Schilling is the only coffee expertly tested by the blind to insure unvarying quality.' Not only is Schilling coffee packed in vacuum tins to preserve the flavor, but it is packed in "key-wind" tins to better protect the flavor after the tin is opened. ' You buy every tin of your Schilling Coffee on approval. If you do not like it you do not pay for it. Your grocer returns your money. You keep the coffee, S c h i 1 1 i ng- c 03 eel Baking Powder Extract Km barbecue bundw lubes and live lorever. iirand s Jtoad Stand. I'l-i-eders of the state have made purchases wi; h In t be county and eHtablislicd on those breed ing fioi-Ks of the best bUods. These liork -masters know 1 hat si ud r.im.s and (needing females Itliis can be developed wuliin tlift'fr"ti day as "Nigger Cave', because lie- and about dark saw a negro man fore the civil war a runaway slave .i. merge from the entrance, get made hie home in it. for two years, water from a nearby pond ami Nigger Cave", one of many in pick up some brush and sticks and euion, lies about six miles then return to his underground t he en t ranee 10 Mammoth abode. What a dog's life some poor old pipes lead! Poor old tipe! JLooks like he's gone to the dogs! He was a good pipe, too. The pick of . hundreds. . . But he's never had a chance. All his life he's been abused. . . neglected. . . treated like a dog ! It's no way to bring out the best that's in him. A good pipe must get good tobacco. . . it should get Granger Rough Cut. No other to bacco is so certain, to make the most of any pipe. For Granger is made solely for pipes. . . made of the finest pipe tobacco that grows. . . mel lowed by an old-time secret recipe that takes out all "bite" and "harshness" and makes Granger mild. . . spicy. . . and mellow ! Being "rough-on," too, its large flakes burn slowly and smoke cool. It brings joy into the life of any pipe. Brings perfect pipe-satisfaction into the life of any smoker. BUCK AND BILLY SALE WILL BE ; HELD JULY 31 1 Sheep and gf'at raisers of Done- ! us t'onnly do not n ed to be con- : Ivlneed regarding lie value of I 'ii re bred sires to he;td I ln-ir M1.im Us. The only (usii n in ili ' I minds of breedt-rs is who has ihei best Mood tor t he money. In times past, t his e.ninty Im- ; ported each year a large numb-ri of breading sires. Tins wisi poli- j cy is now being rellected In mme sheep and goats of quality than 1 ever before. I Many 1 lork owners are breed- 1 iug as good individuals as cr.u ie j found in Die state. In point lathe laet era I prominent sb.-i p l Today I 1 .county at values comparing vonibly with any section of otale. ; Hivedlng rains and IjKIUs arc uow (o be had at reasonable pri- , ces from these breeders. Several : years ago the first county agent I of the county established an an- j niial event known as iJougl'as , County Muck and Hilly Sale. This j Siile ast-i.sh it in Hie gi i-aiei- disiri- : billion of purebred sires than was j possible before. The sale soon be- ! came an annual event in t!ie i years to follow. ; j The seven t!i nnnual sale of ; purebred rams and billies will take place ut Oakland, on July 31. I A 11 y co n n i y b reeder ca 11 en u -'sign any number lie wishes. Own 'eis must at all times have charge i of their own animals and assume ilhe natural risk of accidents at J tendant at any sale where animals I must be transported from point i to point. Do you know that Sutherlin has i a chance- to become the largest city in Southern Oregon? Cave and its opening is on the weft side of a mount ain knob. nrs ano the region abounded in deer and turkey and in the Sixties a hunt, r following a wild turkey came upon it ;ind judging from the well beaten trail that led to 11 decided that some large animal made its homo there. The hunfer, whose name long h; le n forfeit! n. lav in wan The negro, who was captured the following day, wore a quilt wrapped about his loins and had on a tattered coat, admitted he was a runaway slave on his way 10 Canada, but having found the cave decided to make his home there, lie had built of stones a small furnace in the cave and this and a kettle and an old bucket and a pile of straw com pleted his housekeeping equip ment. The runaway was sold to Bob Foster, a slave trader, who car- t ried him to .his plantation in Georgia instead ot selling him again, and taking a fancy to him, gave him his freedom some years later. 622 1b the phone No. of the Hotel Rose barber and beauty parlor. Shampoo 60c, marcel $1. Phone for appointment A lot in Sutherlin now will mean money in the bank later on? iOUHiKl) HAND TO VliXX l-'Olt IANt.'K. Rose Johnson's Colored Jazz land players will provide the inti- ! sic lor a dance at the Itnuibow liiiirdeus at Winchester on Wed nesday niKht of this weeK. This popular danco orchestra are just tinisliing an engagement this week at the .Majestic Theatre and those who have heard them, slate that they "dish up" t-ome snappy tunes. Tiny 'will give a full even ing of entertainment edncsday night and Jitney prices will prevail. If you wouid tike to increase your bank account, buy a building lot in Sullieriin. Rough Cut The Inh-r-fvintl vactmm tin is forty-hec cent:., the foil-jxHuh pack .ire, v'nled lniniiir-tit'!ir l iss- Ine wrapper, 1; t jn.nu Granger F.ovjh Cut is viu-ii Lv ihc I.i 8 li- Mvcrj Tobacco Com iMtiv Let us help you plan your vacation. Get a copy ot "Oregon Outdoors" iiln . tratcJ vacntinn uuiJclrum your local a.-ir. Profit hy low summer farc anl fast, comfort jl te sew -ice to tlie heaclics and other resort playRrounds. Adh.-..- .,.. (,. , C.ili'irnt.i tin, ilu- L:.:it. J. E. tLAKK. Agc:-1 Phone 11 Poseburg. C;rc. To x.vivi-; ovkh i:ti:i, AT KI,.V.M.VTH ALLS. Mrs K. C. Adnnis leaves tomor- iow for Klumutli Kails to take !ovcr Jointly wltu Mrs. Anna l.un-! (ler.. also of llils city, the man- ' hKemt nl of thti Hotel fciupire. one ot the most popular and l;eat l'- ! tilted liotels ot Klamath Falls. 1 Mrs. I.antlers and .Mrs. Adams re- ' eently part-liased this hu.-iii. ss i anil are now assuminj; nil cunli'ol -. mid operation. 'I'acy h.o e a fin-' . hi it k ciiililitic. well located and ('implied with niodetn comutrts .nd conveniences. ! Li - Is II unlikely that a furniture ; factory should follow a hie saw ' mill? Watch Sutherlin Valley. "M;;i:it cam:'" will hi: in M:TllhY ATI..I. I'Alik ! rM.ASCOW, Ky .Jnly 1 - h-Ti ; t In- I nlted States (tnvi-t nS--ni hakes ov'-r lammo!h Cave asO 'uaiiotul park, as already provid ed lor. there, will ko with it an iother cave hardly known to fouf itts. bat Anown around uer to- . : I 1 : -ontv . .. ! 5 fed g inches j I utiuimv7 mwi tuKut-jcmN-i rijt, jliuht CAR II 1 """""" 'm ' U 1 n
