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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 3, 1926. m g Reifiiemesii Good taste and good health demand sound teeth and sweet breath. ' The use of Wrigley'g chewing gum takes care of this important item of personal hygiene, in a delightful, refreshing way. ' ' 'l , ' ' ' , ! ' Wriglcy's removes odors 1 cf dining or t smoking from the breath by cleaning the I teeth, by stimulating the flow of digestive ' juices, and by the antiseptic action of the flavoring extracts for which WrigleyV la famous "The Flavor Lasts!" ; 1 The result is a sweet breath that evidences care for one's self and consideration for others the final touch of refinement, Wriglcy's is a thrice daily routine of people of refinement. mrnut "5 WWfWW'Wl Si Tunney in Perfect Condition Now . for Titular Battle; Dempsey's Last ; J Days of Training Will Be in Secret (AaaocUtcd ITom LMrtd lre.) ! STUOUDtoHUUu, A'a -fevnt. .13. --uciiu luuut'j b littuiileiH nunf hiivo only ouu worry, 'i iiey are ou tuu aieit to uvoia nuutimny of tuu cuaiiuiiger gtiiiiig tuu lino. 'it ho iuiaiicVti be 10 oe bem-ved i'u.i-1 hey cuiud jump lopis. ana . eiuur iue' ring lonigin lur mu uiiumimni- tuip uout in v.ull nign lieni'ui coh Uiuon. .iiiuner Lou Fink and ji la a;i:;o claiett whiii m: luariuu eiiny on jlibo iliu iHglu oi tuu , ligiii ami V.eiiuuoiia aio boiiig iukuii 10 . liinj,!nm duck a bu in nla training, 'mo uuxniK una been cut Iroin su to four rounua mid iocush may bo more I'retiueni than planned at tnu moment. The present program culls lor itiiu periotiu 'luuuiiay and 1'iUiay but It would not prove sur prising to seo anoihur day of rest ordered Ibis week. Experts of vaiyJiiK degrees of expel tneas who huvu exi?ited steadily all over Stroudsburg Binco Tunney pitulied IWb camp heru havo kept themselvoH In form by-picking flaws here-and Uicro in 'J'limiey'H boxliib1. hltt footwork, his lack of head guard, (he way he tapes bis bauds, and tho nhapo o(' bis huir cut, but nono has thus lur found fault with bin condition. ; Dempsey to Bar Public. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. Vi. Tbo pownr of Jack DempRcy's FINE EXHIBITS ARE EXPECTED AT PniWINn FAIR ''(Continued from page 1.) In that (lepnrluiunt thlH year. ..Kccu.si.ort. ami iimi, mver ex- !. . ' 111 111 11o- mid Girls Club Work, accord- lng io .1. It. l'arker, chairman, who Is working up a fine display of the VHliinis clubs throughout the conn-i ty. The Smith River clal, Is send- Ina tin Its ennnlnir team, which w ill alve n (lemonstratlen on Friday nf- WEIGHED ONLY k. 98 POUNDS Helped by Lydia E. Pinkhain's , - Vegetable Compound r.pvobncl. Ohlrt. "AHpi liftv- fnptny Ih-s! Iwilty, J I lost wolti.it. iu I nmitrr what 1 ; 'iid.. Tlicn a iloo- tor told mt? I . would ho ho(tor If 1 1 1 ml another li.iliy, which I did. lint I pot worso, wfts al wjivh alflily mid wciil down to ilS P o n n l a. M y noiithhor told niu about Lvdm taldo ('oninound lMnUhatn's Vtsi ih It lu'tpctl hor Very much, ro 1 ivied it Atlpr ink' ing four Iwttlcfl, 1 widph lit. Kunds. It lma JiiHt done vmidois for mo . And 1 van do my housework now without olio hit of trniiitio Mu. M. Itli:ssiMiFR. 10001 Nelson Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. - If some ftnad fairy should pikmi, And ofl'er to pmnt your lttm s dp. iro, what wotild you choo.o? Wealth? H'n trniiMlcnt tiling thnt brinss' its own enrex. HflpI)luonn? It's mi elusive thlnn which jvo keep by giving wuy. Henlth? That' tho heat Rift. J-Icallh is richos that gold cannot buy nd surely heitlth is causa nmiph for hanplncw. ! 1vdla E. P.'nkhfltn's Vecetahla Compound may 1 tho jrood fairy yvho offers you better health. 1 UuuJ ,wuilop In to bn concealed moro. iv lewi nil uuno 'juimey fouls H. Tomomiw (ho champion will lay off, loafing uroiuul IiIh bungalow. When ho nimum-a his training grind on WediifKihiy U will be In1 hind locked gules. Correspondents . will bu ablo lo peiiulraio Hie por- lais tor uireu uuys and then on Saturday' the champion's workouts will bp strictly privaie. , , It will bo tho illst tlmo'ln, lils career lie bus takcij sucli a (:ouirh. in unfolding bis plans be1 feald he was unable to coucenliate with the ilos, of n tiuvd, cumpllnieiit ary '-or; ptberwiHo, ringing in his ears, . , , , t , Tlio lid placet on tho EiUes at Iho tll'iivllound UuclUK I rack Drub-1 iihly will coat the I'humiiicn around in Hits ri'iraitl he rcniniltcil This week will he Kennm week.' He can. collect every cenl of Ihe gate receipts na a henellt lor himself nfier today." Demiiaey set off Hie fireworks yesterday In two-round wtirkout Willi Toinniy Lounhinii, I'lillnilel I'hla llitht lienvywTlKlit, who boxed the champion silly tin Saturday. .' .. Tommy left Ihe ring yeKlniilay with , blood trickling fioni his braised and purred lips, declaring Hint Tunney would not lust throe rounds. "I've been In Ihn ring with bolh or them," he milled, ! leriloon nt :i::ii) o'elek. f!li,i U....11. i.. i. Drain ami (Inkliiii.l n lll .....I. i. i-minntiiillv ,llq,,l,,v. J department, Fred Golf, chairman. I j says. There aro several granites Mini lllive llnl vol i-,,i,nrl.,l u-l.il,..r or not they w'ill participate. ,,, (he 8(,t nfl( fol. """-jtho i nierclal iltmilavs nraeticnllv I ,,,., .., , . ','," ' ,, ."l'ur0 11,0 UMi I'111"! '"' Hnit the ! " J'?.?.. P""". ! ''"'k ! '' Imrriedly applied , ,,. mlvi.tlsln(. u ,',,,", . ., ,,." , ' ,...., ,..K, I ' i'L" J" ' : ' " .' . V'" L h.'" : V ' C ' . ' "' " "-' " i. iiaiiii. jiomotivu history ut riuIIh-iii Ou- ThoHe In charge of f.w fair ar- gon. riuiKonients are wnally ploast'tl Ono Eye Witness, with loo progresH mad, and look j Tho onl. ei witui'ss m i!u- ac tor a mind liucecssful Bhow. i idrnt waa V. ,1. r.iu ;oj n-. r.r , jl'oiuand. Ore, a mm or MUt-Mium. UMPQUA CHIEFS TO TAKE IN FEW NEW MEMBERS m front limed from page 1. a meeting of tho ort'icera this morning that a banquet will be ferved September 1?J at the liose tlolid and thai (his banquet will be opened to all business im n ami titliei H intvicsied lu I lie work ol Hie 1 inpijua 1 hlils. At thai Unit h hishtiy of the organization wld be given, iiH work will be dba i.s setl, and plans oiilllned Tor tuture neth ilies. l-'ollow i:i die banipii'l an opiuirluntty will be extended to those who desire to becoi-,;- ono of ill! limited number lo be ailmitted. O. M Henle, Chief I mpqua. staien that ihe club is now making plans lor a community weltaie (Mtopntcn, widt h it is itopi d will reaeh inio every seel ion of iht county. It is planned to visit each cotitinuiiiiy, meet with lh resi dent s. pai llcuhii ly I he protiucei s. ami dismsN ihe problems id the ctniunuiiiiy a ni ways nml nu nns ol tieiierlnu coinlit ions. . NOTICE t : lli'tnllne rimservutot y opn- Iuk tonight at s o'clock. Kino pnnrnun. Kverybody Invited. AdmissUm tiw. 4 4 C L HANS fli BOOSTERS! run ii I n I r rnin' IWII U I II I la I I II 1 1, Member Oregon State' Fair Board Visitor at Sacra mento Last Week. SPIRIT IS PRAISED People Given to Boosting Rather Than Grafting According to A. C. Marsters. "A far different Bpirit prevails among the people in California re garding their suite fair than is evidenced In Oregon," lieclared Ai C. Marsturs, a member of the Ore gon statu lair board today. Mr. Mursiers returjied yestciiiay from .Sacmmumo w)re be attended the UMMomia statu talr as a reprcsen-j iumvo oi urcgon siaio lair bourd, aud as n jhjihoihi! rtfprusun lalive of Governor I'leim, Mr. MaiHters was accompanied by Mra. Marsters aud by Mrs. 13. S. Wllsoiv, secretary of the, Oregon board. "In California," Air. Alarslers said, "peoplu are boosting, limtead lot grafting. Down thoru tey make their ialr aomelhing lo advertise their state, t-very community co operating, but in Oregon It seems that everyone wants lo work some j kind of u graft and make a lot of money hi toe expense ol tile inir. "In -California' the legislature appropriates OO.uuO J or m un fair purposOH. in Oiwtit we fti-e given $17,600. "It was advertised at Sacramen to that there were 72 drum corps In competition, and although I did not- count-1 horn the uumbur must have been nearly correot. The drum corps, coming from eury section of the state, "Wure lit competition for a prlve of $350. In Oregon they demand a prlzo of $1,500. "Fraternal onlers from all over the Btato came to Sacranmnto by the thousands, paying their own, expense to partk-tpatn in the Ape-' clal program on fraternal day. The j bankers of Sarrameuto cooperated by giving $1,000 as a special prize; for the best saddle horse. "Calirornia Jiad a wonderful fair, this year, drawing great crowds of I people. Kvery w hero the boom iug j spirit .was In evidence, far differ-, ent. than the spirit ghown at thu Oregon fairs. KVen the railroad comi'anies joined Ju tlio ccopcra-i tlon. giving a round trip fair of H'su tlillll one-hair Ihe usillil lutes, i while In this Hliite Hie beat wo have been able to get It fare u:nl une third. , "When Oregon people get the buoster spirit Hint prevails in Cali fornia we Avlll he able to achieve eveu greater results Ihan are being shown in that slale." Eat barbecue sandwiches and live forever, itrund'a Kuad Stand. 8 KILLED WHEN AUTO DROPS INTO RIVER (Continued from page 1.) boy, badly bruised, were liiutul by Hie lescue parly iu a swirling ionl waler about 15 reel from where Hie ear l:n t-iiline-rei-d. I Car Skidj Before Falling. The ear plunged ell Hie I 'ruler Lake bighway aliotil -I p. Ihe driver i. Nun- day afleiueiin. r aiiar Ihe still a sh:ii ji-ully tieing blilnli-d li' wlieii he ciimi1 aiiuinil nun. Wheel Inuks showed that car had skidded 200 leet l - l ' X"'0 ' -a""tiopiie, ; Confusion marked ihe scene of ilo accident, the woivt in Hi, !who was Muniiiiui. on n Inldt- ;iet li'i-r away. H shh ;i clnud ot dustt a nar Jimi tir:i'(l a nun I'H .1 n i -n in, tli.'U a Hit- iimnlt it wpM'MKt' ll dlutH'tl hvi into thi' ilw;, V lien' ii lirs 111 leu tr- ul a 1 l . I'lunt'tl dtiwit i a 1mu;c o; wtiuli was loosi'lu-tl li (lit- f;iln;i(, c;il ami huult-i! mi top "I' tlu lino. hii.. 1'ht' tl i i i-r oi ilu' i nr was Ji-ssi Kilt li. n. a Itioili. t ol At i NoiTi;.. iici'tH ttiui; lo Mli.u;i St In n-w t-r. of k ion. Oh id. w lio w nil Kiu-hi n and i In- .i;n i;i t;un n , a i n i-tl hn l.t.-t i 1m:i'mI;i on a lour of I he wif-t. SflulfWi'i is a Imu-hui. and NotiIh was i-mplnvctl (a a nlnu t t iirnr fact try at AUion. 1 lit SthrliMvt'i.t litlfiiil. -d it make th tup iu Tiaiti Lak--wiili the Nor i In tainlU but plan.-- w imil ntnl- i it Mil ihi'y rt-inaiiH d at an an lorn n lulf t aiiip litTo. I lie louilst;, h it Alii. mi, August IT I Mrs. NimtIi- Imh ivlal ivi's i hin in MalH'fttn. IV. ami a si.-ti-r li ini! ill Ni-h-t Clt. K;;ii;i;;. Mr unit Mi'N V-kc ot larli-.U! IPt' Mi'lV (iMIlll'r I'l'-il li nt- tf Aknn. Ohio, whi'ir Mr. Iliduo was a larpci-itT for man yem-i Th-'v ntnvt'd to Jacl;ionv1llf five eat s lK. iifiKc wild i.a yt'iirs (Mil, a Ml , t0.(( rlS years old Thov fhnvv a son residing in tlds ti' simply delicious! ZToneymizid ! HEINUNE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND ART ' ' ' , . r .'i ' Fall lirm opens Hi'iit. 33l!i. Riuister now and bucuio nut- i.factoiy legHuii ijcriuilg. Many ul-w) and pleasant Tt-alures humid for tbe schuol this Heanon, Phone 390, Kohlhageu Gme ha, s,e have made lue Cainra aamu a iTlteriim of (Bullion. Tha Vogue, Stpt. .15lh. I LODGE DIRECTORY J , . , DEMOLAY CHAPTER Regular Cominunlca Li uoii, 2nd and 4tu i nuis Uays, Masonic JialL tayiet, hoeuurg Aerie Meels U iuuucubuu iiuii, ou casa strem ou Becoud diiu luurtu WeUubfr aay eveuiugu ot eacli mouiu, ai o u clock. Visiting breihreu in ouil standing always woiconib J. 13. iiAlLKY, Jr., W. IJrua. GEO. STAGEY, Jr., lJ. W. Pres. kS. i UOUUMAN, tteO. , wiiu.a ' Arlibun. -Meeio 1U A. t. Hull Ural uau lllird 'XliUl-b-uu,t. viuiuug uiuuiuurs aJwujrb ncicouio. J3UIJLET, M. A. JviiJ.lJHl'JU MuCUL,L,UCli, Trctta 1I.IAM ciTUl'UKlNSUM, Hue. Hutcouru Lodue No. 1037 L. O. a M. ikleela every WedueisUa) jj'Klil, Muuue Hall, 248 N. Jaua, eou airvnu Club rooms opvo 7.u 10 iu p. lu. Vnuiug oil) jra welcome. W. A. iluUAUD, Dictator. 11. (J. rAHUU'l'ttH, tfucrotary. JWO. M. XHllONE, Troaauror, K. O. T. M. MeOlB eaCU BtiCOUQ aud tounn 'luuraday ot cacti mouth, lu Maccabub nail, cor uer Caas aaa I'luo sireem. VlBll inn KuigUiB always wtiiconiu, Lt. C. UOUDMAN, Com. O. W. KA1-1'. K. It. Untied brotlicrnooa or Carpenters ana Joiners of America Alouia ai 47(1 3. Mala BtiCoua aud oiouriu 'lucuttay eveuiuga ot each mouth. AH carpuntera wolcomud. T. V. HOLMES, Heo. B80. BMJaHK COL. Frea. . a. M. w. I. VV.t Ko.ooury i.. view No. 11 HoIqb regular diudi tut;a ou bucouu aud tourlU Thuri. days ai 7:3(1 p. m. VlsKlng Bis let-B Invited to attend reviews. MaccuDee hall, r'lue aud UaBi streets. UllA RAPP, Coin. JUbSih! HAPP. Col. , P. u. c.iks, Roseburg Lodge No, ; S2Q Hold regular coinuiuiiicatius I at the Elka Temple on each seo ' oud aud tourth Thursdays eacs ' mouth. All members reguestel to attend regularly, aud all visit rug brothers are cordially luvlt eu to attend. i ' 1AR II. RIDDLE, E. R. J. 1'. UOUUMAN, Buclutar. Laurel Chapter No. 31, A- M. I Aleela every third Tuesday ol each month In Masonlo Temple, Alt members requested to attend aud visiting companions wel come. W. G. HURT, High Prie t I W V. HARRIS. Secretary. j A. p. at A. M., LaurelLodge No. 18. Regular communlcattona ' second and fourth Wednosdayi eacli month at Masonic Temple. 1 Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wol-, couie. ! J. M. THRONE, W. M. w H". HARRIS. Seo. Come in, look it over, try it out. Leave a small down payment and take it away. 1923 Ford Coupe. 1923 Ford 4-door Sedan. 1924 Ford 4-doov Scdnn. 1926 Chcv. Roadster. 1926 Harley Motorcycle. 1923 Hudson Coach. 1921 Studcbaker Light Six. 1922 Gardner Touring. 1919 Studcbaker Touring. 1920 Doduc Touring. These cars are all recomli tioned and guaranteed and the price is low. Roy Catching Motor Co. 125 N. Rose Phone 433 m Your Car Is Here I. O. O. F Phlletarlan Lodge No. 6 Meets lo Odd Follows Teen pie every Friday evening. Visit ' tug brethren are always wek come. ItOLAND Ij. ANGST, N. O . A. 3. UEDDE8, Bee. See, J H BAILEY, Fin. Ufa. 4uo . .Uaugnters NO. 6.Meeu first and third Fridays at 7: SO P m. MaBonle Temple. Master Ma suns and O. E. 8. members al ways welcome. VERA McCUNTOCK. 8pC7. Rw.eburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fel lows Templs every week on Tuesday evening. Visiting mm bers In good standing are cor dially invited to attend. MINNIE CLARK, N. 0. UERTKUU6 HATFIKLD, It. 8. KM MA LRNOX. P. S union tncampment No. 9. I. O. O, F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Visiting Patri archs always welcome. HKN PALM, C. P. CAUL W. OHMAN, Scribe. FRKD MILLER, H. P. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lllas Circle No. 49 Meets on firsl aud third Mouday evenings, in K. of P. balL Visiting neighbors Invited to attend. TILLIH HUGHES, G. N. MAROARBJT WHITNEY. CJerk U. t. 6; Hoseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on the first nod third Thursdays in each month. All sojourning broth era and slsterB are respectfully invited to attend. ETHEL J. BURT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary. Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temple, No. 4 Meeta the second .and fourth Monday evenings of eacb month, at the K. ot Pc hall. Via Itors always welcome. RACHEL MOSS, M. E. C. EVA MARKS,-M. of R. 0. MAY B. PARKER, M. of P. Woodmen of the World, Camp Nu 125 Meets in the Odd Fellowl Hall lu Roseburg every first and third Monday evening. Via ltlng neighbors always welcomi M. M MILLER. Clerk. rwiignt. or Pythias, Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every Wednesday In Knights of PfHilae hall, 130 Rose street Visitors always wel comed. SAM CHRISTENSON, C. 0. v ROY O. YOUNG. M, P. 15. TO. W1MBERLY. K. R. " HOUSE PAINT $2.40 , Per Gallon Dcnn-Ccrretsen Company DR, NERBAS DENTIST 'alnlesa Extraotlon G.e When Oeslred Pyorrhea Cured rhon all Saaoala Bld. a swim i Announcement of PREFERRED STOCK Price Increase Effective October 1, 1926, the price of the 6 cumulative preferred .' shares of The California Oregon Power Company will be advanced to i $95 a Share . Orders received up to and including Thursday, September 30, will be filled at the present price of $94 a share. The California Oregon Power Company ROSEP.URG, OREGON MEW'TIRD, OREGON KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Looking as fresh as a Killarney rose To be sure, it came up at the Bridge Club; but for that matter hadn't it been spoken of behind teacups for nearly a year ever since the Lees had settled in the old Farnum estate on Westwood Road? How could any mor tal woman, Cynthia Lee included, come home from shop ping, looking as fresh as though she were walking in from Cj'nthia's house guest confided the answer. "She has an easy time shopping, because she knows just where she's going before she sets out. "First, she reads the advertisements, cutting out and arranging the ones that show the things she wants. Then she swings around the circle and comes home . . . That's all there is to it." If you want to come home from shopping looking as fresh as Cynthia Lcc, read the advertisements daily. Sluily the advertisements. They are so much better than buying at random. 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