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ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926.
A PITIFUL TALE.
From Ashland, Oregon, comes a deeply pathetic tale
over which one finds it difficult to restrain tears of -sympathy';
About one hundred rnale residents of that city seeing
a chance to get good pairs of shoc3 for $3 a pair (two pairs
.for $5), advanced a. couple of transient "salesmen" $1 on
each order, which called for payment of the belnnce upon de
livery of the shoes by "their firm." ; When the shoes failed
: to appoar. after considerable time it was discovered that the
supposed shoe firm was 'a myth. Meanwhile the "salesmen"
had disappeared without leaving future address. Could
one imagine a story more grievous? Hero were on'o hundred
loyal and thrifty citizens of Ashland heartlessly duped into
believing they had a golden opportunity to slip something
over on reputable local merchants, who stand back of every
sale they make with unfailing , guarantees and who' con
tribute by money and personal efforts to the maintenance of
the city. ' Such deception should not go unpunished. ' That
pair of villianous itinerants should be captured' and their
hides converted into shoes to adorn tho waiting feet of their
. trusting and hapless victims, i f ,: .. ;
PPUME
memws
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THE IMMORTALS. : ' .
I often boost the grand old writers whoso works I read
when I was young; they're so much better than the blight
ers who turn out jazz in every tongue. I stand up strong
for good old Dickens, for William Makepeace Thackeray,
i for Walter-Scott, whose story quickens the blood corpuscles,
red and gray. And Meredith and Reado and Brpnte, George
Eliot, once ol'd England's boastl The modern writer's all
seem runty compared with that effulgent host. So long I
argued on this thesis that) I belioved myself, at last, although
my modern, jazzy nieces said I was wedded to the past ; "You
won't acknowledge worth or merit in . any author till i he's
dead, when it's too late for him to wear it, you hand him out
a wreath," they said. "You road those books you think, are
deathless when you were small; with locks. of gold, and then
thoy doubtless held you breathless, but now t hey'd surely
leavo you cold," To show the girls they wertj in error, I
. bought a good old talo of yore; in length it was a holy ter
ror, divided iitq volumes four, ft owns a fame that has no
limit, a fame engirdling east lind west, and passing ages
cannot dim it, it ia( a classic of the best.' "And now," I said,
in Taultless diction, to Annabel and Mae and Flo, "this is the
sort of worth-while fiction tho masters wrote long years ago.
Now while you read dectective stories or some Freud dream
stuff rigmarole, I'll revol in this volume's glories a book
that combs tho human soul," I started reading, bravely
keeping my eyes upon the printed page j but in a half hour
'lavas' sleeping, bored helpless by the classic sage. For he
was slower than molasses upon a frigid winter day, and so
f pawned and dropped my glasses and slept some pleasant
Tiours away, And when I woke my seven nieces were say-
iug, with malicious wink, "Anothor pipe dream shot to
..pieces, another idol on tho blink!"
. On sect, of tho usual
, Number of weakond
Auto accidents
. This colyum won't
: Be able to absorb
The usual amt. of space
Which Is another
Serious catastrophe,
DUMBELL DORA THINK8
False teeth are a nuisance when
chewln' taffy.
J a '
The prunes are rlpenln' and soon
the beautiful purple fruit will be
droppln' from the limbs and the
pickers will be bendln' their limbs
pipkin' It up.
Yes Cuthbert, eatin' Swiss cheese
at night makes a feller yodel in
his sleep.
V V v
One of the town boys was on the
main sum today In his Palm Beach
attiro and everything looked swell
'cept'hls garters showed through.
A lotta the fellaha were'' out in
their knee pante yestiddy shootin'
tho poor little golfs. '
i i" 2
Ye ed. noticed Oscar Berrie and
Jack Crafton at a local beanery
yeEtiddy eve exchangin' wise
cracks with the waitresses and on
acct. of our wife bein' along we
were forced to just nod a pleasant
good vonln' to 'em.
1 !
In conversation with a local flap
per at the sandfly nlant shindig
AUTO WRECKS IN
STATE CAUSE
MANY INJURIES
(Continued from page 1 )
in ahead of (lie trucit by a. speed
driver coming Iroiu the oppusito
direction.
According to all of the princi
palis In tho wreck, the llei liiiy ear
coining up behind lli.i truck at
tempted to pass on a slrulght
roud. The two machines were
travelling south. A thiitl cur wits
coming I rum the iio;"u at an ex
cessive rate of speed and taking
up tho whole road, and in order
to avoid being hit, Hei-hemi. Her
111:) cut In loo eHS.j t, tie) lillel;
and turned it over.
-Mr. Troub sustatuer. a deep cut
on the fuce, requiring seven
stitches to close, together with
numerous bodily Injuries. Mrs.
Trouo received a disluculed arm I
and was also bruised and cut.
i-ioyu, 16 ana Jeona U, were!
mm
BE? fii
Mid-July Is a trying time for tho
girl with a sensitive cutuyiexjoa.
one piooauly wilt not be auie to
prevent a certain amount ot frec
kles and Biiuuuni, mo ivul have, tu
coiibuiu lier0et( uy imnkiug timi a
certain amount is becoming. Hut
tuu many Heckles and a tuu thick
cual of- laa ate uot becotplng, so
every oreasiug tattle snuum txia
taiu at least bUu .iU ulcacn.
An old-iashloued fotaiutu which
I have never tried uuc wnieu
cuiues to me highly reco,iiuieuus.u
is the lulluwlng: lake hau a pint
of emuiBiun of altnonus uuu sluiy
lite best
WIlBon. of Camas Valley. The
.nlH Hulnn n ..r,.n i i iiupaci luruen me touring car
line." And she says, "li" "
beat ii.j it oue-hait diam of sim-
bruised and cut and were taken ll' Uncluro oi beuao.u. This can
to iiercy tioBpltul, Ur. Hhoemuker "o used Ireely an over the face,
eeiug caiieu to aiienu me injureu ..u,o.
persons.
A report wa8 made immediately
by Sergeant llerllhy, who was ae
umiiunied by his wife, and by T.
J. l.urken, aibo of tho Kan l-'ran-
cisco police department, and tho
lalter's wile. Air. and sirs, j.arklu
were travelling In a separato car,
However, -iiiuy were on their way
to Crater Lake.
An eliort is being mado to lo
cate the driver or the speodlng
car, us tnu number ttnd disci'lp
tiun of tho muchine wits obtaiued.
'I'rattic Otneer Thuruor, has aBk-,
ed officers throughout 'the stute
to pick up the machine and Its
driver:, and it is believed that
an arrest will soon be made.
Woman Injured.
In a wreck yeHterday on Camas
Mountain Ruby Mudlson of Maruh
ileld received puiuiul cuts about
the face.
Sho was riding In a car driven
by Vincent Colion of Marahtieid
and occupied also by Mrs. Colion.
Johnny Johnson, Jane Howard
and Miyrion Colion. The Ford
louring, in which they woro on
their wny home, collided with a
i'ord coupo driven by Mrs. Edward
one of the local measures against
the pain. The compress snoum oe
wet frequently, enough to keep
from drying and leaving an in
crustation of the salt on the skin,
which will cause itching and irri
tation. J'apcr or rubber sheeting
should be put under tho Joints so
crystala of the salt will not get .in
to the bed. The skin at the edge
of the compress should be wiped
carefully and often to remove the
incrustation of salt.
Jjry beat, or the cold by the Ice
water bug, and heat by electric
FRECKLES.
corked. In a dark bottle and use it
freely all over the skin at night,
and do not forgot such old-fashioned
remedies as buttermilk, which
tu n.n...l..r.l , 1.1. 1,1.,,.
skin and making It fine the year 'W't lamps, and eloctrio beat--j
round, and cucumber juice which
can be u.ied In various home-made
forms. Bliee the cucumbers, cook
until soft, strain the juice through
a cloth and add a dram of tiacture
of benzoin to approximately ten
ounces of juice.
diathermy may be comforting and
helpful.
Usually medication Is given ul
so to control the process.
The diet is the diet of fever.
Much water, fruit juices, later milk
and eruels. and gradually the full
met
WIFE. DAUGHTER.
E
Po not try to home treat a case i bandits.
(AoocfuttHl 1'n-M IskhI Wire.)
KANSAS CITY, July 19. Klvo
bandits. early today kidnaped Sam
lleiljiiniln, manager of Fairyland
Park, forced him to. open the vault
at tha park and escaped with $11.
755, representing Saturday and
Sunday receipts. .
Mrs. Benjamin and daughter,
I4ls, were taken along by the
L. M. -MasBago face and throat of rheumatic fever if you are
daily with a fattening cream or an where you can have a competent
oil such as a fine grade olive oil
to nourish tho . tissues and the
lines will gradually disappear.
Mrs. C. F. B. Thero Is no way
for you to mako the white streak
tn ut.i.lv 1, Uattitt , Iul yOU IU 1IIUKO I
,., in . M,r ,r V,.., hvi ' y" "" "lack unless you dye
been out in the .untight lor a long "' t'ZL,H '.ZT,, ldeZ .
Ke gasoline." And she says,
don't doubt it, I came out- here
with a regular oil can."
i
From now on It'll be Aimee
8IMPLE McPhorson. ,
if
Quite a departure was taken
from the usual morning report of
weekend auto fatalities when
none of tho
occupants were seriously hurt.
All received minor bruises, but
Miss .Madison was the most ser
iously Injured as her glasses cut
her face urotind her eyos. Dr.
Shoomaker wus culled to attend
her and tho party then went on
home.
Fatal Wreck In Klamath.
KLAMATH FALLS, July 19.
Victor Andrenu, local carpenter,
time a good treatment immediately
on coming in is to wash the face
iu cold water or to cover it witu
cold water compresses,' a table
apuouful of ulcohul or witch hazel
being added to a very small bssiu
lul of wuler. Another simple
lieatment which few people kuow
uiiout is to add a tablespoonful of
glycerine to a pint of water and to
vault the fu.ee and hands with
this. This makes the skin while
and soft, soothes irritation and
helps bleach both sunburn and
Heckles.
ly Inconspicuous through henna
and when they are brushed' into
the' rest of the hair, they are not
seen, no mutter what the natural
shade of the- hair is. If you could
distribute these hairs so that they
are not massed together, you could
use henna on them and they would
not show.
Blondle-rAt 16 years with a
height of flvo feet, five inchos,
your weight should be about 115
pounds.
Uso a hairbrush on your arms to
Improve the circulation ' and the
'blulBh nDoearnnce - will imnrove.
Still another skin bleach pnrtic-j You will likely outgrow this tend
ulurly good for freckles is made of ency anyway even if you do noth
equal parts of glycerine, peroxide ing about It at present,
and witch hazel. Koop this well romorrow Cleansing the Skin.
Efficient
'-ais'eAre
word trickled in over the wire that i was instantly killed Inst night when
feller had taken a flop from
balloon up near Portland. Some
folks will be original.
i
One of the boys who has been
exhortin' agin the practice of brew
in' beer in yer own bathroom was
on the main stem at noon today
with foam on hi's chin. Mebbe, he'd
only been frothin' at the mouth,
lut it looked domed suspicious,
"J ,
' Nowadays every woman who is
married oughta hafta undergo a
test for revolver marksmanship.
' 4 !
The reason some of 4heso serv
ice station employee are so b.'jod
thirstv la hecauita thev'i-A rnntln,,.
ally waehin' splattered buns off'n IK"'"'. 1,10 heavy cur ovut turned,
feller's windshields. : pinning ltobiusou umlernealh. His
! companions on the ill-lated till)
, , , ,, 'were thrown clear, and attempted
Tho legion fellers are already I , nr. ,h .... Ir. !.,., i
rtartln' to talk their wives lnto!fol.u ald colll(l bo BUI1,mollud.
stayin' away from the Marshfield , !oi,insnn ,.. ,.,.,,li,.,i t,v
nvention. Court Jesehlte. who escaped with-
T out injury, Miriam . llylesby, who
The Juno bride who uses the sustained minor bruises, and Mrs.
broom to sweep off the front side-1 Alberta Robinson, who was budly
walk and then plucks a straw from icut and bruised.
a cur driven by lid Urlckson, log
ging contractor, turned over near
tho city limits. Assistant DlHtrlct
Attorney W. A. Wiuat, a witness
to the accident, ordered Kricksou
arrested on a charge of reckless
driving. An inquest will be held
tonight.
Medfordite Killed.
MEDFOltU, Oro., July 19. Don
Robinson, 21, an employee' of the
local branch of t ho 1'orlland Flour
company, wus killed (Sunday, and
his wlfu seriously injured, when
tho automobllo ho wus driving
overturned on Buckshot Hill, near
here. They wet-o returning lo the
city from a country dance.
Tiie acoident occurred when. In
attempting to make a turn in loose
THE FRIENDLY HOUSEKEEPER.
who had touched my shoulder.
land uctually forgot that Mrs. Z.
!l;ad started to Hpeak to me! Yet
!she understood;, from her friendly
wave just now, you can see that
she made allowances for my rude-
physician. Remember the long
test after any ease on account of
any damage that may have been
done to the heart valves.
Tomorrow How About This Diet
For Gaining?
Do you know there are millions
of feet pf the finest timber la the
state In sight ot Sutherlin?
Since the average drying time
In the big Oregon prune districts
averages only 20 days before the
rains start, the capacity of ths
drier is. a hlg factor in the size
of the dried prune output, the
experiment station Iiub poln i
out. The fan drier system les
sens the dry-lug time in three
ways: circulation or air is in
creased and maintained; the
humidity of the air keeps the
skins moist for rapid "sweating"
out of moisture; and the humid
ity gives better conduction of
heat.
TOMOHKOU'S SIKXL'
IttvakfaKt
(Jrupefruit
. Cereal
t ;:i!f lull Halls ' Muffins
Coffee
Dinner
Itonst Leg of Lamb
Drown Gravy
Frauconia Potatoes
String Ilcans
Sliced Tomatoes
Chocolate lco Cream CofTeo
Supper
Egg Salad '
Jam Sandwiches
Ilorries with Cream
Hot Milk Lemon Cake Tea
I iiess.
"There,"' I broke in. 'that is
Just tiie phruse 1 have been
enrolling lor, to describe that
The value of thinning apples
was phqwn. In an Ortloy orchard
of the Hood River' district, In
which one lot was thinned to
about one apple to four inches,
in another to 7 inches and an
other to 9, one lot not thinned
at all. The first lot ran 16.2
boxes per tree, the next 12.1, the
next ll.G, and the last, the un
thinncd 1 ,'! . 2 5 . Tho sales value
of I bo first lot was $19.12 per
tree, of the secdnd $15.20, the
thirid $14.64, and the fourth, uh-
If orchardlsts wish to use
type of woman: tho woman "who ! spreader with their spray milk
makes allowances.' So often wolor casein it Is best to add it,
speak or act impulsively, or we
fall to say or do the thing we
should do liecuuse we are haras
sed by somo secret reason yet
how few of our intends 'make al
lowances' for our frailities! How
when the tank Is about three-
fourths full ot water, as excess
foaming occurs, .if It is added
sooner. If lead arsenate is' used
alone, it may be added at any
time, says the O. A. C. expert-
is
The Benjamin family was am
bushed near their home in the
residential dlstriot, forced into a
car and taken, to the park. Two
watchmen -were bound and gagged.
A general roundup of criminals
was ordered by police this morn
ing. The Benjamins gave a de
scription of four of the bandits and
all agreed that they were Italians
between 20 and 30 years old.
Mrs. Benjamin wore jewelry
valued at $1800, but it was not
taken by tha bandits.
, o i
Would it surprise you if a
woolen mill were established In
Sutherlin Valley?
T
TD OREGON'S TOLL
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
SALEM, Ore., July 19. MIbs
Margery Hamer, 19, was drowned
in the Willamette river a few
nfiles west ot here, while swim
ming with a girl companion Sun
day afternoon.- V. B. Gerth of
West Salem, recovered the body at
the first grapple a half hour la
ter. She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward T- Hamer, of
Polk county, and a graduate of Sa
lem high school. She recently en
rolled in the Monmouth Normal
school.
Not long ao I w;is' visiting
a frli'iul in u nnirby town, and
a,s wu sat en her Rcreened-iu
porrh, sewing, a pleasant-fared
young woman flrw past the house
In a c:ir, and waved pally. '
'What a cheerful looking girl!"
I exclaimed.
thinned, $14.34.
la ukanijk, ore., July 19. A
diver located the body of. George
Holmes, about 28, in the Grande
Ronde river under the Iliversido
Park bridge in North La Grande
Saturduy evoning after Holmes
had been missing since Wednesday
night. Holmes ate a hearty din
ner Wednesday evening and left
liiic io ;., iri .. (: i
,1 tl ,n m gIV0, 113 AMnE": JuL.. J:.T.lui. aonce fiitally worried his land-
bin. which ia inuie pruu.uus man -aw w.w . . . h R (,..,,! e-it.
- .. u i with wliloh it miir hn nflilP.1 nut 101 U anU a SCaiCIl W dS 814116(1 iiUt-
r.i tuu felll. ui
Uhanco!
It often seems as if people
were Just waitintr for a chance to
bo harsh," sighed my friend, "I to spray.
novel- make a social mistake, but
I have to pay double or even
treble-! Why can't all women be
jtne general rule ot the station is.i" ': M
"Always add the lead arsenate in l"vt , lulUK "V11"1'
the orchard just bofore starting11 believed that death was tho
result of cramps.
Wo delivered 33 new Chevroleis
From the standpoint of build
ing up a good band of ewes, re- in the last 2-3 weeks and havn
like Mrs. Z. and try to see that Staining ewo lambs hns many ad- i some real good buys in chean
lnvnrvlin.lv mn Lrtiu n miufiibo nnu- IVantatTBS for OrGlTOll irrOWRTH OVfirlFnnU (inrt Phuvo lolrnn In in ledo
Yes and bIio'h always just the .nnd "ilnn. u mixtnka hSKt't nn buying yearlfim ewes, savs the 'Sovnml Ponia with tn...- r,. r,t
replied my hostess, "in all '. care lean n ess or rooted in absent- 'animal husbandry deprtment of leach. $25 cash, balance mnnii.lv.
mindedness, or perhaps a mistake te experiment station. This Hansen Chevrolet Co.
caused hy sheer fatigue or hidden 1 practice is strongly recommended
worry?" ' j for farm flocks, but many not al-
"l)o you view the world with ways be practical on tho ranges,
Mrs. Z'a generosity of spirit?" 1 iwheno it is often best to get tin tn
atked a little maliciously, and she from the man who can handle
laughed and turned tho question j enough to maKo up a straight
same,
the seven years alio has lived in
our neighborhood, she im never
"had a rhip on her shoulder.' She
has faith in people believes in
their good intentions, no matter
how thoy act toward her!
"Tor instance." sho continued.
"I ran into her in a crowd in the
market district yesterday and,
Just as sho .started to say some
NEWSY BITS
buck on me.
"Wo can try to, anyway," I
suggested, 'Churl table-in indednoss
It to tst her cake can't expect
much except abuse from her newly
acquired husband.
T 4
: HEALTH BULLETIN
I'KUIOIHO 1IKAIPII
'... li.XAMINATIONrt AND
UKAItT D1SI0ASM.
; the work which ho requires It to
1 1 do within Its efficiency limit.
J.Thus he hastens, all unknowingly.
,!lts final dissolution.
Ilnw Is the Individual suffor
Inn- from this dlseiiso which comes
on to Insidiously to find nut In
(line, so that he can conserve
. ., what uhlllty his heart muscle til (11
In tho ast bulletin we hroiiRlit hn8T ,rhll) c 01,,y ho ,,,.
- i'il Ur d ' jplUhed by tho recognition of early
.'r','lcuf, ?,,h0 ll;"lh '." .' "iBusand symptoms. These
Tnllcd States. c. showed how:uro u,Hlly BO llKht ,,lllt thll pH.
:jh,. provonllon r. f heart dlsouso ( t ,,,,' BttiUl.i to them
.oiild bo acoinplls hed by alien- , . arcribm th(,m t0 U(UHOHltoii.
. tlon to tons Is and leclh and pro-i0nlv hy ,,,.,10,110. thorough, phy-
er - euro of Ihe ihciimatlc piitlcnt ,,., sl,mi,1(ltlll ,. a com)0.
:, ,, ":icni pnystcian can tney- no no-
Blowtorch Explodes.
KLAMATH FALLS, Oro., July
19. James Mitchell, employe of a 1 tor
local baking firm, was seriously
; burned yesterday in the explosion
!of a gasoline blowtorch used by
him in repairing a car. Skin cov
ering his eyes was burned, but doc
Ltois believe damage will not be
permanent.
thing to me, another friend touch- , may bo a talent, and Mrs. Z. muy
ed me on the shoulder and 1 ab-jbo exceptionally endowed with it
yearling band.
If dessert quality of Oregon
prunes is to ho given considera
tion in determining timo of pick-
si,.nnnl,. 1 ..ia iA m.r Kl, nn I U..t If it ...... .... ....( Mtur tho fruit L-mininfr nimUHoo
Mrs. Z. I had an important mat-las naturally to the rest of us, must be sacrificed to a certain jand, presto change, sho was re-
IIRADEV BEACH, N. J. Tho
city is to do something or other
about the latest startling speed
record. A girl, apparently fully
attired, left an automobile and
walked to the beach. A flip or two
Uubber betting iu all widths up
lo 6 incites at Wharton Bros.
discuss with the woman wo can acquire It."
DietHealth
By Lulu Hunt Peters. M.D
Jfuthrtf7)M andEea&liandlfrictftc CkdJren"
to
wife
1 4VrTVAt.fTY
rextent, the experiment station has
j learned by many tests. It was
jalso found that if tho fruit is
I 'picked at tho right time, it not
jonly developes good dessert qual
ity, but likewise retains enough
i keeping quality to afford ample
i hum iui uuiiriuiiLiun uim uau
vealed iu a bathing suit. A step
or two and she was in the water.
All in ten seconds. One hour la
ter the city commissioners called
a meeting about it.
.til co measures would not show
for about twenty years since the
- hour I Infections are iu moul cases
slow insidious conditions which
inenpneitnte gradually and kill
"'many yeurs alter they are con
. tracted.
y Porlodlc huilth eamination ff
rnppurenlly wet: persons Is the
menus by which the death rate
.'ftojn heart disease can bo affect
ed immediati'ly. The heart which
litis been disabled through infec
tion, can kIIII du a certain Rinmuit
of 'work efllri. i tly nnd without
further Impalrii a Its powers. It
'can do work Ik md this limit f"r
. a fOnsldernhU' litiuj, but when-
I've y It works mtre than this Ittnit
Ith .olflctency is lowered. If It
1h continually ovei taxed, I lie re
' ct-mes a tinio when the muele i
- lela and give up Ihe efferi to
t'urry on; t It in Is evidenced by the
symptoms of "typical heart dls-
, late'' exl ivitM phoitness of
breath, cxt retue wen k news, n ml
swelling oi the lfp: and ankles.
If the work which Ik required
, to do, Is kept within the limit (
term I ned early enough to prevent
i furl her damage. If the Individual
'waits until ho hns definite illness
jwlilch bo thinks sufficient tn war
ft n tit hint catling a physician for
'treatment, he hns walled too long
and listlo can bn done.
1 Hy going to his physician once j
I a year for a thorough physical ox '
amiuation Ihe very earliest signs j
and symptoms of heart disability:
' can bo detected and the patient '
directed by his physician -how to
live in such a manner as to con- j
serve all of tho muscular effici
ency remaining. I
i lie ...I,i,l4.. nvnmlm.MA,, ,xt t. M '
pa rout 1 ' well persons and by this
measure alone run tho death rale
from heart dlsensh, already con
tracted be checked.
Kvorycne should In examined
by his plvvuletnn at least once n
year.
imu'ulas rorsTv ukalth
ji;pautmi:nt
4t
Xafe ipcvhiho Scj:
"A ooldflah hain't not a holuva
lotta privacy but nobody seems to
bother 'em much."
Spent Week End Here !
Mrs. Pearl Hutchason, ot Siilcih.
but foimi'i'ly a i-enlileiil ot this .
city, spent the week end In IIiIki
"lly a guest or .Mis. I.yiuon
Spencer. i
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NOTED MINISTER
KILLS OBJECTOR
TO PRESS STORIES
(Continued from page 1 )
ceptioa to Ihe stand ho had taken .
on the administration of city n
nances.
M each am Retaliates.
After being denounced by Nor- i
tis. Meacham's store guve orders 1
Creato an estate lor yourself.
Buy a lot In tiuthertln.
AMONG THE SICK
AT MERCY HOSPITAL
1 Kdward Sands, of Tne, under-'
jwent a majer operatiin Snlunlay.
, lr. Stewart being the athMHli ii;
!physlcljin. He was reMtrtei to be
j doing as well as could be evpecti-d,
today.
l larenco Millar i:i year oh sou nhiaineil
of Mr. and Mr, Carl Miller of tl fimn
thing which d )ie.sses the general
health, and so lowers the resist
ance to infection. Among these
lacloiH muy bo cold and damp
ness, chilling and latiguo and wet
l..t lid. , I 1. ..,.,.., I . .. if t.,w.
lo ; , . H V . m....
lilt- i in-uiiiiiiii. KeiiiiM, it iiicj tin.
present tor are contracted), may
bin Unit Ibey could not be loval to j ' lK ,,u,t"1
both Norrta and Meaehain. Ac- ",1i;''ah' . , ..
probably play nn important jnul in
ACUTE RHEUMATIC FEVER.
Acute rheumatic fever so ofteu pan led by much swelling. -The in-
follows acute tuiiBilltts that it lection may be confined to a sin-
lookti definitely as though tho ton- glo joint, or several may be af-
silii serve as an entrance lor the fueled. The knees show iuvolve-
genua which produce the disease, meat most ofteu, next the uiiUles,
There are undoubtedly other fat:- then the wrists and elbows. The
tors which eyter into the causation disease develops rapidly within
also, as lu other diseases any1 two days. The duration of the at.
NEW YORK Abraham Hwfi
EUI'St and h frlnml mo nut $.9. om-li
iDii uuiuruuL AiuiiH ui cmiKur , because they protested when a po-
on uregon appie ana pear trees ; Hceman objected to what he said
li.i tr ut.-i.-u uiiKi UUIIUU UJ lilt : WttK Mrs
Huggurst's
radical"
plant pslholpgy department of , 1)alhl , outfu Tho poUceman
, , S'i '. eonduct chai'ges
that no employe could belong
Nun is1 ehtircb: that they tuluhi i
belong lo any other Itaptui church i
Santa lUirbara, Calif., who
coiding to '"Ihe Searchlight." tvi
employes quit Ihe church and four
quit the service of the department
store.
When Chipps cme In object hm
lo this ttory, Nonis said he show
ed him 'the tloor. but t tiat Chi pp.-.
came back In, uini iug tin rain
imaitist the pu.itnr's life lfheai;:iili
mentioned Meachum's unme In
i mulis or week ly. Not i is l In n
nlptit watchman's pi-
leak diawer and si
been KUlieritig from an attuck tf
acute appendicitis, haw lecowiml
stifflcle'itly to be removed from
ihe hospital and Is going home
L. K. Tlnunpson f Coles Valley,
who underweui a minor opeiu'ion
lust week, has lieen renuned tn
the home of u friend In llosebur:.
The representative of tho An-i Mi'- 'Hto MueUel. who Is cop
chor Niimberlnit yystetn will bo In vale.sclng from a nil'.ior operailun.
he city until August 3lst and will n;is returned to her homo at
,I1IS Clilpps. be said iu a .statement i
lurni.slung the genu, and sinus in
lections (the deep passage of tlie
nose iiml lotchrad and above the
eye) ceiiainly do (Tice). Other In
fected spots in the body
open lo suspicion.
It is not know :t v hcthcr there
is a specific germ or not, but some
itivvi-th;aiors believe there Is. oth
er investigators believe that rheu-
tack lasts from two days to sev
eral months. There is a fever
usually Trom 101 to 103 degrees.
Chorea (St. Vitus Dance) often
follows rheumatic fever of child
hood. It la now believe. I in these
cases to be the result of the rheu
matic .Infection. (There aro no
doubt other causes of
Dance.)
Treatment.
The prevention. As tIJhcased
tonsils so often seem to be t ti
distributing agents. Ihey certainly
should be removed if treatment
does not remedy them. Other in
ure also focied spots must alo he attended
to. "Correct diet and all the other
known hygienic rules naturally
play large parts In building up the
resistance to any disease.
Local treatment. A cradle made
heart rot and coral spot disease,
are common, but do little damage
Somo are contagious and spread
. unless controlled, some are caused
wholly or in part by injuries
frost and sudden freezing, damage
from wounds made in cultivating
the three:; or picking the fruit, or
in pruning. Care in handling,
management to have the itree.t
f hardened off before hard winter
I sets in
and fines were imposed.
NEWARK, N. 3. William Penn
Is a benedict. An 18-year-old de
scendant of the famous Quaker
has been honeymooning with the
former Emma Thiems, 17.
I5KIIHADK Here's Sarajevo
figuring in a denial again! That's
and care In making andi'iie place in liosnla where an as-
trealine pruning wound, greatly
reduce the canker damage.
sassination started the war which
led to many assertions and coun-
-ter charges. Now the Jugo-Slav
Potato wilt as It rometlmes ap- government denies a Vionna dls-
Vltus Pars in Onegca is canned by the.pauh that many persons were kill-
Krowth of organism in the stems
and roots of the plant, the
periment station pla'nt disease
specialists report. The growths
putg the moisture channels, pro
duce poisonous substances, and so
destroy natural functions as to
prevent growth. When these con
ditions are bad. the plants wilt and "
die. Disor-so-free soils and seod (--' p'nonwV n! i hL .
stocks are essential to control. -l"c' ,?c3!bR' 0reSn' 24 fa0urs
ed in a landslide at Sarajevo.
. 0
How much would it increase tin
value of your town lot In Suther
Hn if a large saw mill were built
In Sutherlin Valley?
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local of.
To maintain
malic lever Is t uused not by any j of half- hoops should he put over
City De
hi
i!i'
olflcluicy, the disable! heart can rH on thn property owuers that ; Ofaila.
routinun to fMuciion as long as
-tho normul uudiwuugcd heait, that
is, tho ordlnpry span of a Hfe
timn. Tho paliettt with heart disease
may be uuccnHcious of it, until
tho heart gives up the struggle
lo maintain efficient circulation.
Not knowing tho condition of his
tivuii lie tuu k oi no uflort to keep models.
lhy may cooperated with us, that! Mrs. M ;. Davis of f.JO Cobb
Ihe city of Hoseburg may adopt thei'reet and her baby boy hate re
best housH numbering system now j turned home.
lu iiro by tho nu0e progressive Mrs, W, it. Kenney and baby boy
cllles of tho coast. Theso numbers ; have been removed lo their home
ran bu seen day or night fromint I2ti Kowler street. q q
autut paining along tho street. ) -o
& o I Closing out spring and nummer
HMidebacr bulldi no yearlj j line of packago goods at a givat t
the district attorm
Chipps was iiuanm
tecti o Hush said alter .seai
the dying man and the otiu
whu h lu had been shot.
Statement I'reiiuitur.
FONT WOKTll, Texas. Jul
It F. Houi!ln. chairman o
I ton td of Trustees of the l,i -a
ltupi ud Church attd uctnm ic ,. : -toinev
f r0licj Dr. J. Frank V:
ris. chiiiced with munler aft -
flaying D. C. Chipps. likI td.i'
that he had not author i.ed a pt;nr
nient chargtni; a "cousp:rac ' i
kill Dr. Nonis. H -qU (
church had had no (:eei -iir ,i tu
could not istmo a lenient with
out a meeting.
one particular germ, but by a num
ber of the gei uis uf varieties
known as streptococci, llo.senow,
whose findings have been corrob
orated by other men. believes thai
(hero Is a definite infect mg germ
of the streptococcus family.
The
child r
the joints to hold off the weight
of Ihe bed clothes. The Joints are
given rest by placing them be
tween pillows or sandhags, and
sometimes well paAded tpliuls
should be put on . I hem. These
measures prevent movement and
disease Is nioic frequent In the extreme pain caused by H.
between the ages of five: A compress wet l;i a strong sol-
ending 5 a. tn.
t I.,.v.i,llt C . 1 1 .. n,.
flock of 120(1 .?
hrendins on iho hi r uiv .'.' m "" Hnu "uuaroinn
.ownst tenipurstui-e lust nlRlit
and If, and In eaily ailnlt life. lhunliin or epsoin ,slt (niHuneMuui
joints aie cliaiiteteistleaUy pain- sulphate), either Ttot or cold.
Int. swollen and lender and ac.com- nhicbever is .os t comfortable, is
MT Pr Kollowra:
vln ..mllnr tor materia) which i ofrr to pleaae rm.mber tc
n'-lA4 a nampnd a.lf-artdrrsniMl iivelop. bMrlnir your full nam. and
l.i nih cniips per owe and allow for
a lu per cent death loss, the theo
retic hrd as worked out hy the
O. A. (',. animal hnshandry spo
rlitliHs. would have .Ml yearliims.
2:n two years old. 20S thre" year.
1ST four, ICS five, untl 151 nix
year old. Of this niimher r,t,
yearling would he added eiwh
year, and t::ii disposed r as culls.
In natural draft prune driers
ine air is tnken Is at som? no
decrees lirat and rais'd tn 17.'..
Only about decroesof this
S2
W
0
0
.32
Precipitation last 24 hours.
Tolal preelp, since 1st nionlil
Normal precip, for this month
Total precip. from Sept. 1,
1925. to dale M 73
I Average jireclp. from Sept 1
- 51 Hi
Total deficiency from Sept 1
, - 10.2D
Average precipitation for 41
Vet seasons, (September to
May. inclusive) 31 10
day; waini-
Keen Tour eve en Sutherlin.
reduction Thu An and Uaby Shop. 1 Something is going to hap'xt. 1
hal Is used iti piissint; over tho 1 l'air tonight snd 'fir
fr't ll,n pnmuin.lnr III .I...-......B ,-P H'ill, Inn 1.
nvelonA bMr nf Tour u nama and w - .-,,..,...... .- . . . -. .....
The pamphlat on rvlurln and ralnlnic la the onlr ona tor passinc out as wasts. This is a AK1HLH W. PLGU. Mvlnmln.k
.o mo In cara nf 1 tat ranr. Mak lhm as brief as poaaibla. not over 10 prated In ih- t-nr.ir,.nl ,n,.t,
wordii. and lyna or wrll. thtD .-tlhlr with Ink. Plcaa Han your namf ''.'' ,,, ' , . ,,,: ' , . ''
.ul.lnn ennrf f.llh . vlll If In .nt .v t7.mAn.har It 1. SStelll t llO HO dCKrOC air is T0-
' inipnaalMa for me to dunno. fer veu or to anjwet you parsnnally, I ap- Circuliiled w-lth minimum loss,
i predate very much tho htautlful lett.ra you Bend ma and raaTet It la lm - A
noa.'ni to gira yoti fndlvMual advice. Tna queationa you a win t Anvwnv vnti SH-a nn, ..i,,n.
I.n.w.rl In tha olumn as aooo aa oo.ilbla. If thr aj-a of s.n.r.l Int.r- . ' j"- 'oa " not taKlllf
at tv.-i fnra.t tha il.mrrf. alt-a "..4 aaTalos It roa .tpMt aa. ennce wlien you buy a lot
u t ( w ltraavUa I luar- Miarao. Bamerua.
I
We delivered :i;j hew Clw.t , l..i.,
o- in the last 2,1 weeks and ha
l.-.tmo real Rno,l buys In cheap
holds snd Chcvs taken in in trade
, Several Fords with starter for $50
in, each. J2t cash, balance monthly
I Hansen Chevrolet Co
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