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Newspaper Page TextI !i -.1!. i i TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW " iBsuec) Dally Exctpt 6unday by The Newi-Rvlew Co., Inc. '' JHfmber iif Tile AmkouJiiIcJ Pre... 4 The Amioclatod l-rent In wxciuiilvuly l-iiuiIuiJ tu tbe uho for rupubll t Cfttlun of news dUlmK'lluM ci-uilUud to It of not olhurwlwu. uruUltotl in Uilti paper and lo u!l luiul now. imbllnhed huri'lu. All rlglttu uC ruuuulicu (ion of upeciul dlapatimvu liel'ulu ure uluo rotfurvud. i BERT 0. 1UTES......1.J..... i U...W. UATJiS. , Katored us second cluus mutter Muy 17, 1j20, ui the post office at - ' Hoscliurg, Oregon, uader the Act or March 2, 1879. : , ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mall Dally, nix mouths, by mall , Xaily, three mouths, by mail ....... Dully, Blugle mouth, by mall Daily, by currier, per mouth Weekly Newu-lteview, by wall, per ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1928. MACHINE n I ! I t i 1-eopie 01 me reiormer I various methods of organization that they call machine pol ; Itics. They fear the power of these highly perfected sys " tams that carry on political activities in many stales. And j yet, satisfactory political results are not obtained without soiiic organization. ; If no one prepared any lists of candi- j aaies, ana me voters just mareiieci up to tne pons ana vote:; J for anyone whose names occurred to them, conditions' would j 'e miich Worse than now. Many freak candidates would be r ected, and selfish interests would quietly put over their j ;pTOgrams. ' A vast amount of organization work has to be ;&me j;o control the sweeping tides of public opinion, and J ;direct them -in some orderly and rational way . (The old time 'politicians :rehiark that the reformers would forbid them to J spend, much of any money, and would not permit them to offer political office to those who perform political work, and they ask how people are to be induced to do all this or- ganization work, if it all must be done without hope of per I sonql advantage? The' answer to that would seem to be, I that if the mass of the people object to the use of money in J elections) and if they don't, like spoils politics they must I take a greater interest in politics themselves, and. not pass j jJi&Jjlick over to the politicians for all these results. Jf 'per j $tc ivould real all political discussion in the newspapers; if I JlSejj WciuM klteiid political rallies and lectures, so that buch J ijutjjects could bo thoroughly discussed everywhere, these v results could bo 'socured without looking so much to the t methods of: machine politics. Political machines are the J natural result of neglect of civic duty on the part of the peo ple; , c in t ,,,,;: (Mr-. - '. CREPE wT- Every- onc;Q in n whi!v we crepe hunger moan that the , ..... .. jiVpni liiiitfeno yvi auamaui f ans wotiiti De a death, blow to ghjivjicl j 'tjih 'jit Wquld take 'a big payroll from this city and fcmsiness as a conseciuenco'- would (to to ihe bow wows. C f-'- This sort of talk is plain foolishness, The opening of I 5tie- Natroii vut-off will not bo felt here.-, It may take a few I jfailroad men away from Ashland, but' just a few. The shops I 'SsM remain here and business will continue as usual. Instead of seoking-to hang i dour, it beiiopyes each and every citizen to become a real j tVshland booster. If you believe in your town and your peo- i tm and, your merchants, you to, believing in them, and almost before you know it you are -!ingvto find that everybody is prosperous and happy. ? Every town has its crepe Sfrtly is no exception. But his t e.'littlo more of the live - and - let - t Tidings. -o ; ' A now meat concern ut - Iesh using up a lot of eastern Oregon broncos the out-' "The witn wax in ear r ,1 , t-, r , i,t I don't miss much if he has good ; )ltt of the coiicern going lo Europe for consumption. Weeyc,... );(jve many things to be thankful for in America, one of j. ! which is. the fact tliat wo have not yet reached the point F'nu,Nnu.SGimviy 1 vhere our diet demands horse meat. Isnu ami saiin doiis in novelty ichaiacters sueh as Apaclie, I'jer- :TA. . I i-nl. iniis(iieriidei-s, olc. Carry It I . Dispatches are telling of poison rum killing some thirty iwiin your purse, in the back win- ,,, , r . - , . , , Idow of your car. olc. Meier ami or more persons. 1 lie sunt was drawn from wood alcohol i.1(r,k i.mi an adv. on ihese last juid distributed to tho trade under the cruise of "imnorted li- iweek. ur price sumo as theirs. ; qxior." The fellow whoso thirst betrays his good .judgment -jS taking: all the chances in the world of getting thoroughly -'fliickled." r) f2ipplingRliimos,s ak.woii i NKWLY RICH. I " Ho was a Rood civilian, my f'i'iemi, ,T. Smith Drjones. ; beforo lie mailt a million, and foamed will, precious stones, i j To meet him was a pleasure, in those old happy limes, be- - i'ore he heaped up treasure by speeulalie crimes. For he was unassuming and modest as becomes a man who long: T"vn: VooihinK in shanties in the slums. Obscure, apolojreLic, ; Z he went his humble way; his shyness was pathetic, we often Z. usi?i to say. Then he acquired the plunder, the assets and Ihcfirice, and he came out from under and started eutlinir ice Ho brills of his condition, td' everything he owns; - "That painting there's by Titian it cost ten thousand hones. Z ly limousine's imported, il beats the home made trucks in Z which I once cavorted it cost twelve thousand bucks. My chef once cooked fur princes, for dukes and earls and queens; Z our native cooks are quinces w hose scope is pork and beans. Z I pay .V chef more money than senators have earned, but oh, lie is a honey! Jlis pies are never burned! My wife and - seven daughters come home from foreign shores, ross the briny waters, ith silks in ample stores. They've done sonu -foreign shopping, they've blown in stately wads, the bills 1' ire simply whopping, but, thunder, what's tho odds?" His i brutfffinir should exhaust him. but naught his .o-al can fade;' ; ho tolls what all things ct him, the price tags are display-! m His boastings are the broadest that ever I have hoard; 1 and once he was so modest3 a mild and shrinking bird! Since rihes work such magic in changing simple folk to braggarts loud and tragic, IW glad Uiat ....,...Secrolary-Troaaurer . Piusldcut and Manugur ..KOO - 2.0U 1.00 .60 .. .60 .3.00 . ... ........ yeur.. POLITICS, . 1, 'it r type lOOK Willi suspicion Oft HANGERS. . ' ". hear some clown-nt-the-moulh. opening of the Natron cut-off ' f. ... ...... crepe over the city's ' front are going to get other people hanger and Ashland, appar- feeble voice can be stilled if live spirit prevails. Ashland Portland is dealing in horse i i Mason; I am broke. PPUNE g'ODJD -VEtf INS "fOLKS- If you think folks ' ' Don't liko to seo j . Thfllr names In the Daily newspaper Just : I Take Invoice of yerself , And count the number , , Of times :you- read the ; Item which told of You returnln' fro yer Annual vacation. , ' , DUMBELL DORA THINKS The American Legion fellers ouohta elect her as their bathin' beauty for the legion convention In bUUK D0 UBbauBB rim . to w. r o k ..... Dl.il LJ -. L. I. am the committee and he oughta know 'cause he always was good at fig- gers. . . 5 v r Rotlc Rosenbaum, the Espee bell I hop, was in the village yeotiddy "rXineP whisk's 'ad promise much relief in the near future. SERVED THE PURPOSE The captain, taking Inspection, noticed Private Brown had no tooth brush, r i "Where's your tooth brush?" he demanded. ' . VHere, sir," said Private Brownj producing a large scrubbing brush. "You dont mean to tell me yoti can get that thing into your mouthY" shouted the captain, an grily. "No, sir," replied )3rown, with out ciianging his expression. "I take my teeth out." . $ NO OBSTRUCTION He hadn't been out in the world much, and he was deeply impres sed with -the girls' clotnes at tnat! dance. , ' . . j ' "Some 'of the. ladies'- .clothes I see here,'.' he caidj ''plumb puts me; In mind.of ,a; barb-wire. fenije," t 8omebody;asked hin) -why; J ( I (Well," said he,: "it's ,this ,way they appear to protect the! proper-; ty without obstructing; the view." j STOP THE 'BOAT, ' ' i . : - , ... I WANT TO GET OFF Anxious' Old Lady'! (oh ' river steamer): "I say,-my good man, ia this boat going up or down?" j Surly Deckhand: "Well, she s a . leaky old '.tub,: ma'am, so 1 would wonder if she is going down. Then again, her b'llers ain't none too good, n sho miht go up. i ; ' The roBolutfjn our diet, atty. Guy. Cordon was supposed to present' to the Klwanlana y.estiddy went the same route as a lotta the carrf-. palgn promlsoa. theffellers made this 8prlng.l ,' ; . J r K- ;;: The gals with permanent waves are tryln' to keep 'em that way durin the swimmin' season with a cunin' iron. -XflfC. J5ClUtlt0 53C3 ne. Oct ll good luck doll Carr's. The ancient R o tn a n s wore no trousers. They attempted to do without them and Rome got into trouble. A man today who attempted to do without them would also get into trouble. We aic carrying a full slock nf trousers for cautious people, and can offer a if ull line of these wear ables in .il! styles and n variety of attractive pat terns and colors. Trou$ers at all PriceQ Jufgftjt iSLtJJL UUINE EROS. i ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, A CUCUMBER BLEACH If yon Svaot a cooling, soothing crt-uiu which will bleach the skin anil do wonders in keeping it free from sunburn- during the summer, inuke up this cucumber cream: : Almond oil ,......,....;....-4 ounces Spermaceti 1 ounce White wax 1 ounce Cucumber Juice ... 2 ouucoB Take ripe cucumbers, chop them fine, put them over slow heat so they soften and become watery, I In n squeeze them through a mus lin bag until you have two ounces of Juice. 'J'ke while wax and sper maceti are melted in the nlmond oil (or olive oil If you wish to economize) until they are just blended, then the warm cucum ber Juice Is added. A drop or two of violet extract inay be added tn perfume the cream, or a few drops of perfumed oil could be used. By I ,i10 way. never add perfume to a cream until' you have taken Ihe in- gradients from the heat. These perfumed oils are ethereal oils and lose their virtue with heaL Here's another cucumber lotion. Two ounces of cucumber Juice, two ounces of rosewater, two ounces of glycerine. This Is a varlatiun of tile familiar glycerine and. rose water hand lotion, It is. very bleach lug and can be used as prion as you like. 1 would recommend t par ticularly as a hand lotion - to bo used after expomu-e to tho sun and left on as long aH possible, and to , 7T ! 1 ; : ' ANSWERS, TO INQUIRIES. TOMORROW'S MENU . . . 1 Breakfast Left-Over Apple Sauce., ' ' 4 i Cereal ' I I Cereal Polled. Eggs ': Toast t , : Coffee Luncheon ' Potato-Egg Salad .with , Lettuce Nut Muffins Jam Cocoa Dinner i Cream of Spinach Soup Sliced left-Over Iieef ; Pickles Rice Croquettes Beets Ciislard Pie , ' Coffee - ; , , IS.. J-J.: "What is correct f to linnjf on ba wuU oyei th buf fet in Mhe dining; rooni?''; Anawcr: 4One of 'the tliVGe-noc-, tion buffet mirrors, a lurRS pc-. tur, or n Inpestry. I thiufc q jnoHt t'fi'octivo dining room' I vvcv, hnw was ront iu which' tho1 hoiiHPkrtHpAr! I hi(V- i cleverly ' hung ! over her buffet u colore;! etching I of Notre Dame (very large und framed, close. In simple black wood). Hut, as I said above, mir rors or tapestries are equally ap propriate it is all a mailer of per sonal choice. . , Mollier-of-Five: "I am Just a sim ple home woman, and we are far from 'fashionable' people, but 1 do want to accustom my children ,to nice thhiKs! In their own home, so that when they ro out to other homes, they will not be baffled by encountering silverware, etcetera, which they will not know how to use. I have lately boiiKht Inexpen sive plated salad forks the new shape without the double prong DietHealth By Lulu Author f"l)iet and REDUCING BREADS Dear Doctor: ain a farmer l lo, ;iti years old, and have tuis- I a wri!RiAtn ut iMi uvo cniuiren. tne youngest j seven years old. Two years agu, I wolghed 212 pounds. (Most of I my weight accumulated after an operation four years ago.) I fo! I lowed your directions norsistentl I for eight months aud lost lio u nils, 'Home say lhat they lo.--e npm1 tlto Inr sweels. Imt I can't my 1 uin. iiiki i in nrrnni i 11 niwiiv- have a sweet tooth. However, the r ductlon has done more for tne Mian to do away wit h iu weet tooth, for It has taught tin1 will power and self-control. .And I know that the II pound; which I have gained since then, t shall uet I'd ot right away, for I am uoinc to begin lo Peterie again Hut thank goodness, litis time on a iniii li Mnnller seal. '. "Will yiiu please tell me some thing iihout reduriux 'breads .' Will I hey really redme? .Mis ll." My seeretary bursts out with "She ought to he ashamed to a-k sueh n question after reading our lolumn." She's young, however, tdtd lui" the hardness of vonth J. Mrs. U., there is no bread or food of any Ittitd that will re dure. It In not the "ledueing bread which ledliees you. but the regime you follow when you earry out the ins (met ions wliielt cnini with the Mend And thos in bt i in-1 bins invariably say: "Kat i'o other kind of bread; nothing else imnle of flou- or sugar; rat very little fat; ote." You ran set Irom this hnv many calories y n Mit out. ion can get Jut hk fat on anv reihieing bread as you can on white bread, just exactly. h- My riAf Poilowflrn: Whsn onillnir for material whtoh w offer yf, remniher Xn cncluN a atamped, self -add rpst1 nnvotopn beartns your full nuino and The pamphlet on reducing and fratnlnv la tha only on for which you mutt enclcao ten cfnti In atampa xtra- Addrcaa your tfttr .o m tn cara of this pnpor. Mnke tham aa brief as possible,, not over tor worrtw. nnd type or urto them leihiy with liik. Pleaaa i'sn ymir (tm ii evMrm-i of good faith we will not in It ' my way. Hmernhr tt li Impossible for ma to rtiaanona for you or to answer you parannally. I ap predate vary mucb tho nt.jiutlful lettara you land ma nd regret It ta tm poiitblc A& Viva you Individual advlca, Tba questions you ak will b anawerac'9'a the aoiutuo at aoon poialbta. If thay ara of vanaral Intar- i ttf. TVin't fetra-M tbe itr3 ei-atnf If ya aaM m Ui M 111 iht lAXlMMUtA I AAH UlW . WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, be used at bedtime and left on all night. The lotion Is a little sticky, therefore inconvenieut to use dur ing the day. If you find it too sticky add an ounce of toilet water aud shake thoroughly mitil it be comes part of the lotion. You can use cucumber juice by itself as a skin bleach If you want. Mrs. K. S.i After, you are through with your work or beforo retiring give your hands special care to counteract the effects of the (Ihv'r wenr mmn Itii.m Mna. sage any good oil into the skin and especially around the nails to getfonce are in tiio hands of a com- rid of tbe tendency to haug-nallB. ,n nn aiinu. I" , f' " jum. uuiio, uu uiuuiuuie Ilieill for this care nf vntn- hnnda ' eun ; air. ijumuh,. mtc i fit ml nails will , vm, in " , ' I liliiil, busliieaB mauiiger and treas- ci info? ven thUKhyo7areSiurcr: Mi8s viola 0liien ot o11: work evny day that Is hard m oS 1,,nl- "'Hiiry and register:, an-! them The mme work vou rfo thS 1,r- K' U. . lleigor of Portland. mZ need for the respect would It not be boss o Morning classes will include: i . I P hrA Iiiblo study given by the ,t-v. handling potatoes or the other pro ducts thut make tiie skin so grimy? Twenty-Five At your age a ten dency to sagging muscles merely shows that you are in need of be ing built up. When all the muscles Ri-o firm, as they will be when you ate In full health, you will not even need to continue the chewing exercises to prevent flabbiness un der your chin. 1 and ulso nave 4ougiit tne little ice cream forkB which look like spoons win, itiitrc anal it uuiiiLa ni. liic in,. m,.,., i ..i., . i... i.ri., .ii.i, and 1 want my two girls to learn Christian Endeavor convention in to cook on it. What dishes should ron""u ''e '.vt1n b' Mr- thoy learn to make? Could you "J";11 ,a. 1 1 bVi AT 3 , T "'"' give me me recipes through .b.j1"''- 'y coiumn. . ,- . , Turner is en the main line of Answer: I think you lire a won - derful mother. So many social er-south of Salem. Christian En-, Is the District Vice President of lorn could be avoided (aud so'dtavor members and leaders an.l the American Sunday School I'nion much mortification thereby escap-i uitnds are expected from man will preside over the services of od!) If all mothers would adopt ! parts ot the state. . Jtegistiatloii3 lihe day, and will give an address nice' ways of dolng,things in theule being received at 303 ' Aning- ' In tho afternoon. Itev. I). D. Ran childrem's own home. A book onite.n lluilciing, Portland, ami in-ldall will be the speaker of the etiquette taken from the. public li brary costs nothing, aud from it a mother can learn the correct mod ern customs regarding entertain ing, and she could then introduce at least a few of these customs in her own dining room aud living room. I know of one ambitious al though impecunious family which hns a regular "Social Customs Day" once a week, on which they bring out their, best silver and "party china" and play, at enter taining, without even a guest. They make a joke of this practicing hut what ease and poise it will give the children of that family when they are entertained in the noms ot tneir triemis: u uns coming saiuruay i wm pub lh a set of rec pes for the chafing dish. W atch for them. If you miss them, buy a back copy of tho newspaper containing hem or go to the circulation department of t l is paper an.) ask to see the hack copy the recipes. (I do not keep reprints 'of my articles to send to readers who miss or lose them yet so many readers write and ask me for reprints! ) Hunt Peters. HJX tfeahh"aml)itfe GkfArmn AND OPERATIONS ranso one sllee lias just as many calories ns the white bread has. The "reducing" broads I have personally tasted nro very good, however. They are usually whole -wneiu nreaos Willi soino extra bran, and so are good for con stipation. Que trouble is that they are very expensive, hut tho chief objection to such products Is the false idea disseminated that any food will i-educo. Your operation had nothiiiR to do with your Rain In weight. Min. II,, except Indirectly. During, con valescence, one Is hungry and be gins to overeat; and you just na turally kept it up after y'Mi be came well. This convalescing ap petite it nd lack of exercise are the cause of post-operative obesi ties. Thank you ever so much rr letting us know your good results. We have n booklet on tho sub jects of losing and gaining weight. This ran be obtained for the re quest accompanied by ten cents In stamps and fully self-addressed stamped envelope, with name of city, not Just "City." Wo also hnvp n Itet of firms that manu facture foods which are practically ralorlelens. (These are good f r those who wish to reduce and for diabotics.) Send only aelf-ad-dressed, stamped envelope, with request for this. Mr. K. I'm pony t haven't any written forms on tho trouble you mention. PliNtsu sco n pltv Kii'iiin lor it personal examination nntl treatment. 1 predict you nre Roinp to ho much better when you pet your wright down to normal. Two Jl 1926. hundred and twenty-one pounds is u ttfrrilfa:: weight -Uh'.e.-.s "you" !iW tuMllimlly lull UU, Least six (vet, eight inches! ). "! K.f-y-- Wtj Jm?u uu article ou High- Blood Pressure' which you may have for, tho reijuest accom panied, hi'. s.a.s.e ;: ; lAllow . two weeks fur Its peceliit. Toinrivv Lumbago in '0 C. E. CONFERENCE WILL START AT TURNER AUG. Advance registrations for the L,(,uiitt. rw-,.ii.M f'li rlatln n l.'iwli-ii. vor lAaduruliip Training Confer - ern e to he held at Turner August 30 to September. C, l'Jii, indicate u,.l,,wli,l .tln,litiiiM lw vmini! i.eoule trout many parts of tbe;i,v the state board of vocational state. u r. ,i.. nrr mlltee, consisting ot '.lias i-iury Gulley of Kiigoiio,.cliuirmaii; Kuv. (iuilev of LiiKone.. Jlr. Walter L. Jlvers of Kucelie. air. Walter L. Jlyers of Eugene, t , ,...,.....- ,,, ,.,..1 James Aiken Smith, well known itxhoola, hai been iiibtrunieiiiui iutwj0g. And "nigger" dolls, loo. Presbyterian minister; soui; lend- starting tho course in Itoseburg. Tll(,y.re ,.ut0 Hn(i difrurenU Priced ing by Itev. .Mr. Itoss Oulley, of; Hoys registering lcr the course . small sizes 15c, complete either Eugene; society publicity by Jl's. iwill be placed on regular jobs in;!ljneo or twins. Large size 'iOo Hohs Ouiley; union work by .Mr. Dallas C. lllce; "Expert Endea vor" by Miss Viola Ogden; socie ty recreation by Hev. Mr.-Myors; lnlHslcns by .Mies ilukda Andorsuii of La Grande; Intermediate lea dership by Mrs. Unllas C. ltlcn; unil gciioi-al asaenibiy additjHos by Ilov. Mr, Paul C. Uronu of Los Augales, Paul l ie Coast -Secretary of Christian Endeavor. During the ufturnoons tlii-r" will he lnforinal . fellowship and recreation iucludiuc. sA'ini:iiing. volley ball, base hall, and other games, undtr the diiecticn oi the Kev. lloss Gulley. Each eveuing there will be all inspirational address and an out- door bou fire moetiiig, the latter being led by Mr. ilrown. and said to be the be-st feature of the con- ference by many of the delegates c(u.n year. . , i Heports of tiie vc ni -,!, t- l1B Komi,.- Pm-ific l.-n n.ilm formation is bein;; sent out. from thero to ull who aiv intt'rt:3,ttd. TRUCK KILLS BOY OF 8 IN PORTLAND (Ansoclutuil l'n-aa l-aaai-il Wire) , POUT LAND, Ore.-, July 27. ' Charica Van Wart. 8, son of Miles' Van Wart, was run over by a saw dust truck driven 'by- .Dick -Clem-' enls 1 at the Southeast Portland Lumber company, and killed short ly after noon today. Miles Van Wart, tho father, Is superintend ent of the Telegram building here.. Sealed bids will be received fmm ,ul 21h Q AuR 1(( f(). CQU. , t , ,miu schoo, house Jist 10s ( ost m)t to OX(.oed ?l2)0 sco x , specifications ofl clorl(t. Alta g. conley. Cprtif(M cIuu.:- to the Iimouht of &r, f must nceoni.wliy snino. Boa ni reserves right to reject any or nil bids. .(Sluned) Alta S. Conlcy, I Clerk of School Dist. 10S, MyiXle Creek, Ore. A Secret I Regular cleaning and pressing is the secret of the most successful and 1 influential business g S Phons 277, Our auto will call. wr.rTw.fi&wiTiiwi.) WANTED i Let us help you sue- B cecd. h 1 c I Phons 277, Our auto will call. Shipment will start this week from Roseburg and Sutherlin. wanted. If interested get in touch with us. FRANK PART. TIME TRADES rniiDCP Tn START Vm l!IPU'rHflf)L IN. MlvH pUrlUUl- Ak ., noi't.titne ercuna- tloiiMl education course will be ' The uftornoon progrum will be ndded to the curriculum of the rIii with song servlco led by ItoHOhtUK hiKh school In Stptem-; Missionary. Kennelh A.t -loblas. bur -Cooperation of local employ- '-The address by Mr, II. . L. tddy iei'8 Willi tlio school Has maun uussible the BltirtiiiB of the course here and local shops will be used to Klve hlBh school boys trnluiuK in the trades. Ilnva reglsterinR tor tho course will spend part time in the school and part tune ; in the shops or on i InllK. construction ' 1 'j i,o course hn:i been planned j 't0 comply with the provisions ot 'tbe Smith-Hughes vocational edu- ....,('.. i-'.l. iiti.l 11:11 h. en ntinroved 'education. The smith-Hughes act rnvi,it. a fund which Is used to proinito vocational education Half oi in M, 'the course will be paid from this , fund. fund. . . .... , , h.n : scnnoi.l or llliii ij l"i iih': :. :1 operation In eastern cities for several years. Similar courses are heiK given In Portland, but the; ilyb other cooperative part-time j ;Echol in (ho state is oilered by the Dallas High school M. b. : Hainni, . city 'superintendent of tho shuns and will be paid a small wage for tho time spent on the Job. They win learn men trade by practical experiences I and then will bo given tho related technical and scientific j information In u special course. at tho high school. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION TO MEET AT COW CREEK AUG. 1 The American Sunday School 1'iiion Sunday Schools of Southern Douglas County and Northern .lackson and Josephine counties will meet together in a Croup j Gathering to be held Sunday, All- i gust first, at the Way Side Auto ( Camp Grounds. The Wayside 1 : autodump is located about the : nine iiui one-nan squin oi uie Cow Creek Slatieu on the Pacific lJ Highway. j The Group Gathering will he under tho charge of .Missionaries l). D. Randall,, of .Medford and Kenneth A. Tobias, of Eugene Mr: n. I. Edtlv nf Itosehllle. who morning. The r.rbgram will start at t?n y mieti )ong winch borders wv o'clock with a song service. This f eri re9idential sections. It ia con. will be followed by a short pro- i petev Pncircled with boulevardn. by gram given by the schools. A j wide !ot9 oJ ..like nwna, flow Sunday sfhool hour will then ho : rxf and ehbbery. Iniienioua lai-.d-held aud followed by a gospel I 9C(tpinfl haa provided miniature i- j DR. :kBAfif DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Deslrod Pyorrhea Cured Phone 488 Masonic B)d8. FINANCIAL STATEMENT ss.30 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans on Improved Rsat 1926 lactate. Wet Loan un Members' Investments Contracts Receivable on Real Estate Sold. Real Estate Acquired Through Foreclos ures: Held subject to redemption Owned Total Investment in Leased Property Home Of fice Building Furniture and Fixtures Accrued Interest and Other Receivables.. Cash on Hand and in Bank Deferred Debit Items TOTAL ' LlAniMTlKS Members' Investments Per Books $2,015,172.67 Accounts and Taxes Paynitle and Accrued. 13,475,73 Due Borrowers on Uncompleted Construc tion Loans 166,643.17 Long Term Municipal l.iens Payable 564.59 Special Deposits 945.50 Deferred Income: Accrued Interest on Real Estate Loans 8.253.S0 Other 2,098.82 Total Deterred Income 10.352.32 Reserves : Depreciation $ 11.032.21 Contingent and Other Reserves 31.067.11 Total Reserves 42.099.32 Undivided Profits 84.709.69 TOTAL Lertlfuate or Audit Wruvt ju.iucq ihe monnu th( Union Savings A' i."n Associat-mi honunn.dicpoo, for the vrai cudea hme a, toifc. with cxrpiior ut put timi ki ei-meriem. mcmber aeoiiu anrt man pavmeiui wnicb ate penixjicallt juoih"o 0 ibr Aiiocianm.. Tne 'ea. eiair a.-qoi-en HutmfP toreenmure prflceedin)i In Matrrt at cost, and .t jutudi u aflji-'trnrin in rrali7attit value when determined, and to unpaid municipal linn t an urnteiertmncfl amoutiL vk iiKfKn ''muiv ititi. -.it ou: npiniou, tuhrct to ihe fprtgoing, (be above Conofnicd ttaiaiic 5hcer. !nnr to. (qti. it cui'en HASK1NS SKL1A Ur,iti PuiUt AifUntantt UNION SAVINGS- LOAN ASSOCIATION f: FOR GREEN J. NORTON CO. SUTHERLIN, OREGON inoBUiEO by JUsslonury Uev. D. C, jtuudall. - Uoou water ana free cotiee will uc PrcvJ'ded for the people at 1K10ni tables will be arranged for them to spread tneir. ousket lunches. win e .....'n land addresses on ditlorent phases lol Sunday work. ' This (.roup tiathorlnR lias be. como an annual event and is open to the public. A laruo ut. , tendance is anticipated. ISTEIWER IN DEPARTMENT STORE CORPORATION tAuot-lutrd 1'rwui 1-fUM-il Wire.) PENDLETON, July 27. A mod- em department store will open in Pendleton about boptembir 1. i Dond Brothers, with Frederick i Steiwor . have Incorporated a firm ul 11''""- housed in a former store building ou Wain street and tno present lu r I,n,l lt..nilirj .lll I... uuiiuu u, uu leased to the Woolworlh stores for 15 ycar8 , DOLLS FOR THE KIDDIES New lino of celluloid dolls i blankets Just in ut Can's. 'Ciille" slyB dollB 011e in a m-.aiel or (-omuleie. Seo them at Carr's. Where L&ks Sacajawsa nrlrroi'S beautiful LONGVIEW KWaslmujfton i T ONGV1EW, Washington. new -l-s industrial city ot the racilic Northwest i proud of ita advan tage n an ideal location lor indus tviea with ita unexcelled transporta tion Incilitioa rail, river', ocean, hn;.iwoy. But it is also ju&tly pioud ol its wonderful brauty and fine liv ing conditions. One of LonRView's ' . -I nA. I nlr. ;.rni. , . , rv,t. h,,m wa, lands ornamented with hufi oi-j i treea. Lake Sacajawea is part of a l million dollar Rift by on of Lorn- vitw"s benefactors, the en: tee uia j to be expended for civic beamy. Dy ; all means, ace Longvicw thia auin For Ttullmr Inf.innattrtn artilreFS DiT't THE LONGVIEW COMPANY Lonyview, Washington. 1925 $1,511,452.72 117.21B.68 7.166.89 ' 10.943.70 5. 786. 14 16.729.84 103.995.26 7.637.72 16.378.17 35,382: 19 750.12 $1,902,337.12 131.905.85 13,469.22 91.110.71 5.147.11 96.266.89 104,498.22 B.1B9.33 13.885.62 63.049.36 341. or. .$2,333,962.99 $1,816,714.59 $1,563,189.70 11.922.82 8,593.23 10,077.94 7,130.35 rl 9, 187.23 26.317.58 54,614.42 52,333.962.99 $1,816,714.59 SHIPMENT Box Makers ' U-JjJ'la' i