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i TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1926. 516 , New About Women Ipoclcss who headed the dolega- !' grinding until the craft was i iiou from her country .to the lu- ......., - . - .beneath, lit aiulace.. .,,,, ! lernatlonal conference ot.uusm Ml IV lb. MUMJUtllJ I, ,.f k.',,iI,,k Su lH. ami made u ' ? "" '. far j : -7i' "c.r z. ....t.... ,.,i; i, Two . .'! discussed American ,1UBMI1 T.f Ituuiuaulu. ! J"1 ""Jl ?uad ibVwe'raW niugniriclcnte Marlborough cstal queen of lloumuula and poetess, near Dorking which lias been con-: mid while living in the royal verted lino a residential hotel aud household fell in love with Prince i i A pluygrouud man ot Douglas iCouply, one ot the most needed 'articles ot literature- from the :Ktanduolnt of publicity for the icouuty, la being delivered loduy shy the lloburg News-Uevlew Job -printing department to tire itoae 'hurg Chumher of Commerce, fur 'distribution to tourists and: others ..seeking to enjoy the recreational; iudvuntageu of jno county if; . . j The 'map l in 'the form; cf a jnonvehient sized folder, tint man Jtsoiruolng bordered, by pictures -showing feeoiltlonal: " and' HCenle' tvlews. ItoadB ii ml trulls, camping "nlucos. fishing und hunting spots, lure all olainly lettered! on the is frequented by Americana, When Cousuelo Vunderbllt ,mar rled the Duke of Marborough,' Lily DuchesB of .Miirborough, moiber of the duke, was living in the old futility home aud tliu young duch obh passed much of her early mar ried life in the forest retreat. Af ter Iho Dowager Duchess of Marl borough's death tho lioiuu where Him hud entertained King Edward, IV ho often paused into the handa ot Lord li'runcls Hone, who mar ried May Yobo, the : American act ress, und look her to live In the old Marlborough home. ; , , : MIhh Voho "Hiild "the- hoodoo of the Hope diamund waa 'too much for her. Thut diamond of more li'erdinuuiU nephew und heir of the late King Charles. She aud J'rluce J' ei dlnuud becuine engugcu hut political udviacra Intervened and the kingly consent wus with drawn. r'1'he result . wan 1'rlnce Keidluund murrled I'riucoss Marie of Ldliiburgh und Suxe-Coburg Uothu, who now sits with him. Allle. Vaonresco, however, con tinued 'in the service of i Queen Sylvu and joined her. In literary work.. ,) j 1 i . ; t j j ! . .. , The moat ST. NAZAIIlK. .(A) touching tribute' Duld to Mrs. tier Crude Vund'erbilt Whitney during the. title which, 'marked the dedi cation of her statue ol the dough- Ihan ii curat, which la supposed i hoy wus that ot the i''ruuch queen to. be imrt of a luraer blue diu-l"f 'ho fete. . . . - .. i nr t in nrt rlul liau- i. ,nionu stolon rrom tne u roucu crown i v., .v-. - Stagr ' ' b-Kht trouble al. Ij-Ji to. WbT in rntiii.i Kill inw HTVirinu ami; in i-.u.,.. -alatlsllnil data regarding auto camp road distance, etc.. together Zwilli a brief niticln calling atton tlon to the recreutlonul and com--nierclal resources ot Douglas County. . , , . - Thirty thousand of Ihete Tolderj Taro being printed for distribution, ttho cohI being borne by enturprlu fing huslncsa firms ol the city and county, llioso concerns buyiiig a Kn.all ndvertleing; space, fin. the flblder'toRcther with u number for individual distribution. i j The copy has been prepared un jcler tho personal direction of Sec ijetaiy II. 15. Cully, who-bus found if great demand for such a folder 'limong tho largo number of tou.--Jifits who dully- atop In Hoseburg. jTho-mup will undoubtedly bo ot greut vuluo In lntoi'est';ng tourists In stopping In, Hosuburg anil )ouglus county to enjoy the num erous rooroutional udvuntuges so - attructlvely, sot forth. i 1 Shaving 20c, . halrcuttiug 40c. 35ntlsCuqtlon. ; guiiranleqd. Also a Jlnu of shaving soap and hair ton ics at greatly reduced prices. Lot "mo do. your work and save money. Wiu. U. .cllr. 111 South Jackson jilraet. ; ; . ,J i j ' citn te Uiii hu'nt Oregon ailago iorop whore it loes wtdl,' snys tlio a-xpetimont slalion. The early ma llniiigj yaretUJ8 uro among; , the inost proiinctlvo teed crops. -It Is 'good for. hOKBlJiff off, )n summer Tand fall ns well us for . feed in (other .onus.- - And It Is. a . much neei(y(i iiilljerlll jed crop in Oregon ' jliu-nijiiiuajgeniiMit, - ; Strong --livable''-' chicks' 'urb not Jproilitced n Oregon from, breeding ,i!r.tock Ihaf. Is Jnunuturu, under fed, Vnver- fut, ot low vitality: foruod for 'lilKli oKB yield, or kept in closo con--linoinent , (iway; from direct Btin ' Jllglit, siiya'theexpeilmeut station. -The brneillhg stock needs opou -rungn - and sunlight Tor a month 'Jieforo. tlio oggB my us!d for iucu jliutlon, , 1 1-.. -f ; . j J ; -. i : Apiilylng conimeroial lead ar tijinato to slonv fruits in Oregon jlms soino danger ot burn, the ex JlKulinent station points out. Nen--ti til in; triplultibic'lcad Is to be pro Jerred but nearly liniiosslble to get. Combing the lead with limb sul jphur lucreaaed Iho danger of in jury. ' Serioua burns on the stono 'fruits from lend arsenate are rare, jtind nppruclalilu burns uncommon. 2 Artiriclal swiirmlng ot bees In ()regon may be resorted to, says ttlto college extension service, when iliees persist In their desiro to .'swarm, or when hive preparations , siieh as' rapped iiueen cells have Kone so fur that i)revenllun seems 'doubtful, When nioilurate increase da not unileslnible this method sat dsf'ies, the swarming Instinct of the bees and may bo brought on at a 'convenient time. ' ' - owners. May Voho was Ul-1"'"11,1""' crossed to Mrs VVh It reed from Lord Hope In 1!)02. uf- "- "V!1 " '": ' f,... ,V.' tin-eight years of unJmppy married ly;'1,Uadded"to the harbor by her conception of UAiim t A pi Hnnilkeiciiiefs tl"' .American 'crusader." The PARIS,- (A. P ) Handkei chiefs Moll wllB whgly 8uuutuneus. . from throe cenls up, but it le maiueil fot; a handkerchief of Nar poleon's' to- set tho record in price. Honed off- for approximately thirty,1""'".1," ,"n,lm? conducts regulur sales of second hand lurniuire t rooms in -Wandsworth Koud. Kor nine years she has beeu conducting auctions: and although 'sue admits It , is hard uurk ulm llltea It. Mrs. Smelllers LONDON. - lleoi-go llernard uenerallv dlspuses of about :I00 stored 'With us'iunch care as are accorded ttiem iu the fashionable dealer marts. Much of in turmV lure used in their productions to purchased from the uuiw firnut which supply various American museums with their exhibitions of modern, and period: furulture-.- lnlurlor decorallng has taken Its place as an Important factor 'in motion pictures, TUo are director now makes ills seasonal, tours lu search of material for tliis feature of scene setting. , : Seldom is a largo motion picture made until the studio location man lias found the site best suited foil tlio scenes required away from the studio. , Hut Frederick Arnold Kuimuer, a Universal .author,- has started deliberately, to llnd a loca tion in which he not only can set the home and environment of his characters but in which- the com pany can likewise film Iho scenes tor the picture. ' Tho immediate reciuireniems in Brandon Hurst, ho" has 'joined Richard Uaxthlemess, established himself as a lue actor and play wright uoioie joiniug. uie nun group. ; Me first became- - famous "Charley" In .the London produc tion of "Charley's Aunt," lat i-moi nviirwr iv that prevailed In Pugi t Sound fruit JwEISMUELLER AND 8PENCE EMPLOYMENT IN t"",ricu Smil recently has been! WIN SWIMMING EVENTS " ' NORTHWEST IS -overcome, and farmers and cau-l - - cxill iTPP A Vers now report plenty of help. (Wttrf P UI ttta.) ; , STILL AT rtA-.aeaitle reported much construe- PHILADELPHIA, July 28. Wal- ' i , i ' iUon work being done. ter Spence, of Uie Brooklyn Cen- lORTI-ANI), July 27. (Special.) woiiv " . mr,. tral Y. M. C. A., shattered the -Kxceptat logging camps and I 1 b. d .e , world's record for Ihe 440-yard lumber manufatliu-ing operations. " """.."f ju' y uccording "'"a" stroke in the opening event more Jobs have . been - ottered "'' ' " the nalionai swimming- cham- M v"" nro sUuationT thelnlano 0Emphe;Pion!iP aosqul-centennlal playing opposite many famous wo- ?CCa,uing to the 4L employ- while improved, is still serious, pom louay. mensiars 'in this country. His nc leUeV pubUshed here today, i and more than twice the usua l Spence negotiated tho distance lu writing activities have included 12 There has' also t b?en unore help number of men are now jynplo.ied 6.16 4-5. one act play, and a three act play. Zb ".the .fetter said, i ' at fire prevention and fire fight- Johnny We smuelloni ols A. "The Chinaman," which was. pic, i Portland and Columbia river ,in work. C- ( hicago won the natlo iul A. A. dnced in London. . d let calls for farm hands,- bar-1 o- ;U .440-yard free yle ohumpli. u- " ',.', ...... .u i uh..t. W.e have a conipleto stack of!shlpiua close finish with his Steve MacDonald has saved one LONDON, (AP) Mounted on n rostrum and surrounded by all kinds or furniture, Mrs. ltoso n.ib dollars. It, wilS brought from St. Helena alter uie death ot the I'.m liuror and lias, been handed down from one generation i ;to another in the sumo family. ' ' ' ' company 180.00Q a year In an, ap naruut negligible Item. His per fection ol the art- of manufactur ing flowers has made it possible for Metro to supplant the real ones. ' ' : He learned Ills art In - Vienna during the war when he was as signed to watch in artificial flow er factory for spies. i vurit heln and other seasonal short- w.e nave a cuui ueu, .ujuh u, o..n. ... ...... ... time Juki, exceeded u"e supply ot man'tol brick, tile and flro brick, team mate, Arne Ilorg. who fiulBh: nYen willing to go out of the, city.lL. W. Metzgur.- ed second. Tho time was 6:21 4-5. CALL FCVt WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that all warranu ot School District No. 4, Douglas county, Oregon, up to and including No. 9006 endorsed "Not Paid For Want of Funds" on the . .r ro hiinrnL iiie-!27ih day ot February, 1926, and iniesoue southern homestead; a prior thereto, are this day waterfall within easy warning our the letter Biild Logging camps aud sawmills In the Grays Harbor country are re. ported to again be producing on schedules that held Just beforo tlio Fourth of July shutdown. In Ta coma a slight surplus of labor was reported last week. Logging in tho Tacoma district Is les than normal, chiefly because ot firs hazard iu the woods. The shortage of , berry pickers mnce: a mill of authentic anteced ents and a historic picture gallery of artistic southern ancestors. Shuw suys women should light tui.'lr. own battle to get equal pol itical rights and thinks they need no assistance from him., i , , Writing lo. Miss Uluuuor Leigh, organizer of the Equul Citizenship Political idghts demonstration, Mr. Shaw's secretary suldc t "Mr, Shaw desires me lo say that women must light their own bai lies. He Is not lo be lured Into the ridiculous position of their iniilu champion, lie is not sure tliut an J agitation for raising Iho voting age to thirty for mines would not be the most effective way of drawing public atlen lion to Iho discrep ancy." , ,,;. BUCUAREST.-vCJUuen . Mjule of Rumania has become " an expert typist. Shu uses an American ma chine, the gift ot an American ad mirer. At first she used only the "two.flugor" system, hut now, after its at her. sates and vfiirks qulck- LONDON, '(AP) Augustus John's .portrait of Princess Uibes co -painted In her wedding veil has been sold for 1,500 pounda, which is said to bo the highest price and living British artist has received tor a single - portrait, although it fulls lar short of the prices Sar gent received in hia later dayJ. princess Blbesco's picture was not sold to a mourner or the Asqunii family, but wus bought by u for eign urt dealer. Two new members of the Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer motion picture company once were high olficers in the Russian army iu Czurist days. tiourselr Bey Schoff now lias charge of a troupe of Cossacks brought hero for the production, "The Cossacks,"' while former Ma jor Ueneral Theodore Lodi of tho Imperial ltusBiau Guard Is techni cal adviser lor Iho same picture. some nioiilhs practice, she einiiloys .oil such . occasions she wears eight lingiirs.i For' twenty i Jieurs shu wus u di'volee to Iho fountain lien, doing all her literary work laboriously by hiind. , -.. A new problem In underwater photography WILH solved success fully by Director John Ford und Ills cameraman in filming "Tho Devil's Master." It was necessary to havo a continuous sequence be ginning iibove the water and con tinuing undur tho surface while the picture showed characters from, the deck of a submarine: This was accomplished by meanB of n square bouy, with an "eye" fur camera lens, fastened to the :BKL(II(ADK, ' '(AP)' Queen j deck of the ship When the ' cam Mnrie of i Vugo-Slavla ha bubbed era motor was started It contiiund her hair. But the young and .. 1 " betfutlful consort -of King Alex ander appears to suffer some em barrassment with nor clippei dresses when . receiving' visitors cr when giving official locvplloiiu; called for payment and all interest there on ceases from this date. Dated this the 28th. day of July, 1926. V. J. MICELLI, Clerk. Dr Rupert A. Moon ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTOR Nerve and Spine Specialist 209 Perkins Bldg. . Phone 654 !, FANCY HDKS. 5c EACH Voile handkerchiefs in solid colors with fancy embroideries.; -Edged nil arpund. We mado a spe cial buy so as to save our custo mers half or more. You'll want DUUIiLESS HEALTH ( ENTER 827 W. Cass Phone 491 OR. HARRISON FOLK DR. CATHERINE McNEIL CHIROPRACTORS (Palnlctes Adjustments) : Blectro-Thprany Electronic and -Vapor Baths several of these at each. Carr's jjgsgBiaJXHsS j 1 HAULING We shirk no hauling job. Our trucks and o.ifr efficient drivers and truck nun will lackle your hauling problem and solvo It satis factorily. Long distance hauling a specialty. - ; "We aim to please" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phone 20 66TtaiI To; Rail . . . PAGEANT AND CELEBRATION 99 mm THt'S is 4. JiUf. "Klatawa" Stupendous Pageant Each Night Pioneer Parade ,Air Circus Boxing Concerts Dancing Eiigeee9 Ore 1 August 19-20 DUBLIN. Dublin bus had- tour women barristers who plead In eourlilirtho same kind of. wigs and gowns us the men. Belfast has now a bur soparulu from Dublin and calls its -own barristers. " Women uro admitted tie lit- Dublin, and the luteal Is Miss Mary Ann Moduli', who. comes from Ciuthel. . , , LONDON. Shades lor womeil's silmnuir fabrics hnve a California uuggestiou as well as reminders of tones which might match old Blue beard's whiskers. "Fresno ruisi:i" Is ooo of the suasou's popular colors in wine .similes and there's also "Old Bur gundy." In the so-called "Powder Puff" series "Crushed Violet." lias been running "Pencil Blush" a close second for first place. Others are "Dew Kiss" "Flesh Blonde ...iltti'i.l - ulllr . liHiulltori'hinr liead-dreFS which effectively colli coals her -shortened- locks, , It Is siiid tho Queen bail )vf hair bobbed without her h.isbniid'j knowledge, ,iind Dial .wheji ha dlr covered it,, ho gave ve.i.t lo his lioyiil wrulh. lie asked how any Queen could, vitli dignity, wo.u' a urb w n with her hair' amputated and her neck sliuved. Thu Quocfi Is sculd to have insisted .tluit tlio masciilluo stylo of, hair i;ressin was not only In fushirn, hut was .ii.jiil'oiliible and convenieui. All Belgrade society women uro now following her example. a , SILK HOSE $1.00 i New summer shades in that "wonder" silk hose from Carr's. i This $1.00 Arrowhead hose is the blggoBt soiling silk hoso iu the j country. And Uoseburg Is no ox-1 ceptlon. Vou'll like It, too. It wears, look well, has real long i silk boot (woll over tho knee), re- '.,! i inforced foot, shaped ankle und , leg, and is a good service weight. I in ilw "luli'v lulu" class A hul- Join inu uiiwuh uini uUJv..a , ., " "i,;, L r-esnon to . belaud use An-owhead 1.00 silk hose eluwiue tones of Clipper, has been great demanii from Carr's. "Mother lioose" Is a blege, the color of the fabled SOLDIERS RETURM TO POST All Baba described shades lu rich rusty blues, and "Blue Unard" slgnlfiuB three shades of blue up IMiislnuiliiiK to the color ot tho ancient vlllan's whiBkura. LONDON. Miss Cli'llli'lU'O Dane, (he playwright, has suggested Unit a wimiaii be named on tlio cou Hultlvo connnlttee to asslsl tliu Lord Cluiinberlaiu In eensorliig SCI1OFII0I.D I1AHKAKS, Island ! of Oahu, July 27.--A. i'.)- Ualns j having provided a new water sup- I ply lor (he largest army post In 1 tho Hawaiian islands, the army I has moved . back into tho post j hero. Shortage of water early ill tho summer forced scattiirlng of j the men to various parts of tho island. j ;m r ei' il l riion are general-1 t'l'iys. I We always carry a stock ot the Vmeh as crotch cracks, frost cracks, mini censor acting n Ion" In l.rea ami recently ordered a carload. Jeaf scars and scab infections of Britain." "aid Miss 1 -uie. Hut I This will cost the consumer :o .11... l.,,-lr Hnnnrlu llwi i,v,t,.iti..,t I llietll'Ve 1 lll'ie Blimilll lie ill ii'iil . uioi t' lililll Uie uitiioiiij Jimna unit to -Hlullon. Although tlio-canker enters one woman 0:1 Ihe ndvisury com- Jhrough Bllcll eourls it Is seldom -hiiiH'i'. .fouml on trees whose bark had not T.uffnred at least sliglit winter Jury. ' Both desserl and keeping quall--lii'S of Oregon prunes are influenc-j-il greatly by the lime of picking, .he experiment siiiiinn says. Sevi'u.sah1 fpecliil nicking times running from sriti Miss Dane believes fewer line in-1 plays would be liniineil II some ex Ipeiieneed woiniiii had a voice in : iiasslng on I hem. absolutely thu finest sheet glass niauuiactiired. Wo also slock plale glass. L. W. Monger. BAItlS, lA.IM Kiniua Calvo ! is adveriising lier ensile home lor; The advertisements o II as the historic rustle of '.lull- SI I.. Anuiisi In lii ih.i Mill, in ("nlirieres. In I lie lifelines mouii- D'Yoowntur district last vear showed talus. 2'00 feel above the sea ; the differences in euiing and keep- level. Willi garage, grounds, snr- I ing qualllv Dotn the lime (ho civii den. vineyard and a farin of . on Vas Hfiarcelv. mature enough lo use acres. I lie price is .nnlll'lt had passed lis best stage. , Iranes or soiu.-i lilns Ilk miough not tree ripe. sit the r. ieni exchange. I, I I 'II II IS Ull'ltll ' ' K ' 1 Just received, a car of black and j!nlvnnl.ed vnter pipe. L. W. Mel.- gee: RIVETING HAMMER WILL BE SUCCEEDED BY WELDER ' ... (A Mod l.ii l'o-, 1.1'ltlliHl IVllI-. , I'lTTSBl'UOU, I'll.. July 2N. -Tin; urn-welder with ills urolesiiue lmod and electric, are will supplant j (1 nut. 'Iioisy-i ivei iiik iiiiiiiiii'-i in no erection of two steel biitlillngs for the ' WcstlimhoUKu . ICIi-cllte und Miiliufacturlng company. Awuiil ini of contracts for two arc w-etdeil sleel1 buildings lit the company's -:ast I'Lltsbutgh an Vva annnanceil loduy by . S. iingg, vlco president of tho com pany, beM-o represijlilulive of 'various steel iiui-urns and tei'lici cal wucietles llivllod here to n nes teals of arc-welded steel $ n n.il ll II 'I'll.' I'b'll- , I'roin t he .town of Mlllau anil sixteen nouisi i by iralu from Purls. j VIIIl.ADKI.I'llIA. (AP. The ! Si'siiui-Centeuulal woinitus hoaul is selecting three wotuoil from ' ii' h , istuto as (he loading niuslrlun. I artist and author. The mimes will ho arrnngeil In book form. Mrs Heinle Bubcork bus l"'en eleet"! i tho Arkansas woman who nns , the niosi for llteratni'e. Mr Ihibroi k writes Lincoln nov.-l: . tier latest dealing with Ills buy- , bond. It w ill be published t'll" ; tall by I.tpptni'Ott. I ci'iiroii puiins i'nn ,.V(.' uie at Invent fug. Joints nnd columns at tho Ciiinec lllstltlllo or leciiiioiy. LONDON. I Al1" More women, Irving their liaii uml durlni; l'.-'' there were lies applications for piilentH Iroin women inventors ugiilnsl r In 12I. The toiul nuiiii'er or .ippllraltous fr l!'"r was :i:!.nn.: or )'.,: more lliiin in. 1 "anodian Rockie luBitle Passage J Jasper National Pink 3 l5w Brifioli Columbia sTykw Low ii-;'V. jf V Summer m Ihe previous year. ' Eat baroooue sandwlebea AHKHYSTWVTII. Wales. ( API and .Mile. Hcluno Vacaresio, tho bill-! AJJrcss CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS A 11. HOLTORP. C. P. A.. Ponlind l.2 Thu.l St.. Phone Urotdwv 1 SRND Mli I RLIi UOOWUiT (3I2) Name ' . live foiever, Brand's Bead Stand .Hunt Roumanian woman aud .-1 ''' What a ZX -i . -v , ''''' do A DRAG on your jimmy-pipe, loaded to the guards with Prince Albert, will give you an entirely new idea of how good a pipe can taste when you put it on the proper diet. It will revise all your notions about the grand old pastime of pipe smoking. Make the test! This very day, get yourself a tidy red tin of P. A. and tuck a load into the busi ness end of youc pipe. Light up and pull that wonderful smoke up the stem. Notice how cool it tastes, whether you feed it fast or slow. Notice how sweet and mellow It is. Good old P". A.! When you open the tin, the ai'oma that greets you is richly fragrant . . . the breath of real, honest-to-goodness tobacco. An aromatic promise of the smoke-pleasure to come. You'll never -forget that taste when )Tou light up. Nothing else is like it anywhere, No nyttter how satisfied you think you arc, give P. A. a whir! in your jimmy pipe. Millions of smoke-happy men will tell you that P. A. wiil give you more pleasure to the cubic inch than any tobacco you ever smoked. There's a P. A. sunshine-shop just across the wayl P. A. it mill rrrryvhert in tidy red lint, fitiiind and half-pnund tin hnnii don. and frnund trytlnt-slan fiuinidi'rt Willi thanxe'intiiitrner top. And alwayt with rvcry bit n bile and parth removed by the Prince Albert procetf ELZmVr rU'J H IJ Vial HUM 1 llli 110 Bss other tobacco is like it! R. 1 Br-rr.rJ.1. TWivro
