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"""ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1-3. 1926. ' ' THREE " Women ti'l.' FOR i CANNERY ! WOlK j f STEADY WORK , v ,' . GOOD WAGES ' ' ' Umpqua Valley Roseburg, Phone RARE OPPORTUNITY ' The franchise for Douglas County will be available to interested parties of the right calibre and suffi cient financial resources, for an old, well advertised, firmly established and proven line of up-to-the-minute, popular priced, automobiles. ADDRESS "M. D." Care Roseburg News-Review 1 TODAY'S BASEBALL AND OTHER SPORT National League: H. H. K. Cincinnati -1 i U Itrooklyu - 0 4 1 KatliMii's: liixcy ami Hargravo; Ciriiuos ami" 1 larKfcavon. n. II. Pittsburgh Ti :i Mi'W York , 'J 11 Hallciii's: Hill. Mm riso'i, Ivomi Mi and Smith; liin, Daviea a Mc.Mullcn, i-'lori'iicf. n. Chi capo :t -r I'hitadrlpliia 1 "- MallHrit's: ltlaki- iind Ii.niiu' )( nn and Hciiliiuv II. IT. K. -1 11 1 ...... .5, IX Alexander Hi'Hton-and St. liOUis Ilaltt'i-ies: SlHTili'I and O'Pnnvli; Wertz, J. Tayhir. American League, R. f. 1-:. 1 1 11 0 Kvu-1; "Washington . : Cleveland T Halteries: Crowuer and Shuite and Sewell. (Kirst Came) R. H. K. New York 1 1 Hen-oil 1 7 0 llallei-ies: Slroelier. lira vt on and !eiK"UKli. Collins; WliitehilU Jiauss and lire.sler. (l-'hsl Came) 11 .innings: R. ir. K. ; I'ltiladelpliia 5 12 3 Chirac 2 C I ! Iliilteiies: Klimlie, WalbiTK and ! Coilnane: Connally and MeCurdy. Sunday's Games. Coiisl League Al Saeiamenlo fi-2; I'orlland in- 1. Al Oakland S-i : I.os Angeles 2 0. Al Mission S-:l: Seat lie 2-5. . At llollvood 7-10; San FiaiKis co 4-3. NalioiKil League Ciiieinnal i "--1 , lronllyn O-lt. IMiiburKli ;"j-7; New Yoik 1-1. Aiii'-ricaii I.eam -. Clevelaml 14; Ya.hiiiKton 4. Uosion 11-0; St. Louis 3-1. Angels Have Big Lead. SAX FRANCISCO. S. pi. Ki. Tile unoft icial I'aeiiir Coast lfitKue tandinjr. v !i h vesierdaj 's mantes iiHrluded, t'olUiw : I w. l. M 71 R5 7R s:'. SI M R7 79 sn 77 !ll 70 !IS T,os Angeles Oiikl;i:il Missions Saei iimento I'url land llolvnod Seatil.. San Francis, ft . . Coast League Swan. l'ORTANO. Ore., Sept. :: lYfsi. den! Thorias Tin ne". of I he Vm-Hand baseball club of tho Va i If ie coast league, wired hore today f ri Jin Sacrnnienio where he is with the club, that lie IijhI completed a deal for the transfer of Outfielder Kay Itohwer and I 'it chor Mnx Racliac In ilie Sacramento club for Titcher William Mnrhea of Sacra inenin. Tin- Portland club iilso re ceived a cash cntisiderat i'n which was not iiiven out. The transfer of Robwer to Sac- BRAND'S Road Stand The finest Jonathan Apples we have ever had. Also Grime's Golden. Prices lower than last year. Fine Bartlett Ppars for those who missed them during the season. They have been In cold storage. Overland Flame Tokay and Malaga Grapes. Sweet Cider. Taciflc ifiphway, , . 3 miles north. Wnnfpn r ti v vi. Canning Co. Oregon 525 ram on to and Hughes in Poiiland Js ui'l'ectivo immed lately. Racbac, however. Is under opllon to the W'aterlMiry . club - ufr the eastern league, and will not joiir Sacra niemo until next spring. As Sacramento in short of pitch ers the Portland- club - will lend lnvo. Keefe to Sacramento tor the iX'Kt of tho season. ) Egan Beats McHigh. T)KIj MONTKi Cal.,.. Sept.. 13. If. Cbamiioi-. T'au.'TVt'lui'aii golfer, of Medlord Is- thV "amtileur golf (!hamdoii of California. He won Ibe lille yesterday in the 30-hole rinal match with Johnny McIIugh of San Francisco. It and 1. . Bobby Jonea On Defense. SHORT HILLS, fi. J.. Sept. 13. Flay beau on the difficult Ilal tusrol links today In the thirty first national amateur poif cham pionship with Hobby Jones, the yntilhl-il Atlanla wizard. defemiinK bis crown against a field of 111 challengers. A warm sun broke through the clouds as Jack YvValland of Seat tle. Wntdi.. runner up for tho in tercollegiate championship -two years iigo. and F.dwanl S. Slimp son of lloslon, led off in the first lS-hoio round of the IKi-hole quali flcatio:i (est. which will produce 32 contestants for match play to morrow. Tho Dtv's Golf Leaders. SHORT HILLS. X. J., Sen!, in Ro'iy Jones. Cenrgia's wi'nrd of Ibe liel.-. lod;iy played Ibe difficult liuHi!o'o course in 7u, two sfokes under par. "in : tb" first F-!iole round of )ti nualifieiitions test for tho national anmieur Champion ship. -o- T-Tundreds havp put rhMr t). K. on riniRiffed cntunmi. Thpy are t.iie stnrttn; point of rnn.ny periplo'a HANSEN Chevrolet Co. Maxwell Touring, 1924 model. Stnr Touring, 1923 model. Uuick Touring, 1922 model. Ford Coupe, 1926 model. Ford 4-door Sedan, 1924 model. Ford Tudoor Scdnn, 1924 model. Ford Touring with Ruck stell axle, 1925 model. Ford Touring, 1923 model. Ford Touring, n real buy for $125. Chevrolet Coupe, like new, $ I 00 reduction. Chevrolet Coupe, 1925 model. Chevrolet Ton Truck, slight ly used, 1926 model, big reduction. Chevrolet Ton Truck, 1924 model. Bargains in older models from $25.00 and up. EASY TERMS HANSEN Chevrolet Co. USED CAMS . local; news: ; Wome From Portland lir.,..!.... . I ...... ,..,.,,.1 homo uftor KpundlnK huvmcuI diiyajsiKMiUliiB u short iiino in tills city In t'oriiuuu enjoying a vihii wiuiiuu uusmusa. ; fi-k'inis. . Ta Grants Pass J' ! i S Mrs. l i. -Miles loft thin morn I'liB for (limits 1'iiKS to siiond u duy or so visiting with friunds unit rulu.- Back From California Ulpiin HadubauKh. who has linen speinliiiK his viuiition vlKiiiiiK with friunds ill Uakersflulil, Cal., has ru turiiLd to his homo in thhi city. (Here This morning i 10. W. llolliusior inoloriMl from Myillo Cri'i'k thin inornitm and isnriit n biiif tlino utlenili'iB to business al lairs untl trading. - Back From Coast Dr. If. C. Church returned this uioininK from MaiKlilield where ho aiH'omimiili'd his wile and family Sunday. They will remain lor tho week vislliliB. Leavlna for Coast Mr. untl Mrs. .1. i.. iieiieu iiuii To Cottaae Grove Mrs. Cora linker and son, Stewart. ,.,.,, s,.,,.,,,,,,,. ,,,, aK nru leaving this evening for Han don where they will visit for a. week or so. i To Baker Mr. and Mrs. I,. A. Wheeloek, of I Bridge, vlslled In Itoseburg Sun ! day. -Hrs. Wheeloek left lllls morn ing for Ilaker to visit mr sumo tlino. Returns From Portland i ! Miss Marion Schwartz returned mimni ami kv. u. to. ,this morning from Portland whero. Coberly have returned from n hunt I she has been spending Home time ln trip of several days in the j visiting with friends. : Hoomer Hill district. j Returns From Visit r Fr0m Oakland Mrs. II. K. Allison relurned from Mr. and Mm. Alfred Hand re I Cottage drove this morning after! lurned to Oakland Salurday oven i spending the week-end there visit-1 ing after spending Ihe day here ling Willi 'her inoiher. '(Visiting and shopping. Expected for Visit Mrs. C. C. Sunderland, of Colum bus, Ncdi.. is expected within tho next few days and will be a guest at tho home of Mrs. Frank O. Wil son. Home From Pit land Mrs. M. C. KHison and son have returned home alter .spending Ihe pasL week in i'orlland au-1 Mc Minnville visiting friends and re-, latives. I : To Round Up Mrs. Jim Short, of the Sunshine l Ranch, left Saturday for Pendleton where .she will attend ibe liound Cp and visit with friends for a week. ; . j Return-Home . t Mr. nnd Mrs. ,T. K. Mooney re retnrninEr In their home nCPprlnE:-fiei-I ttviV after spending) the "voolr-end hero v)jf t hwr ivl' h rnn ! friends. ;W. C. T. U. Meets Wednesday J The W. C. T. IT. will meet Wed jneday h( p. ni. :f 'he home I of Mrs. I). 1 1 Monran or Lm -i.1u-.hk1. i As a tniinh'M of imnnrian) bu -in-'s ni:'tier win be taVen no. a irood ! attendance of members is desirud. i : ' ; - ' To Salem , J Vernon Tnylor. who has been j spendimr a week in RoseburL' visit ; hit- relatives nnd friends, lel'l Ihfs morning for Salem where he Will flthyid, Ihe (Willauiettft Univei'sily during tho coiuinjT v.inler. To Albany Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Slarmer left Ih is morn in tr for Alh:inv where they will visit with th.-ir undo. nnd aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harvey. , Mr. and Mrs. Ilarwv. who are for mer residents of Itoselinrir. will edebniie their golden wedding an niversary Ibis week. j Visiting Here For Week Adrian FNhrr and Union How den, both of i ho California Op-iron Power company, the former locat ed at Klninalh Falls ami the hit ter in northern California, in-e ppendinjr n v.eek in Roselnirtr visit Iiik with their prrenls and frle'ids. Motor To Portland Mm. Ceo. Wharton. Mrs. C. V. Wimherlv and Mrs. ("has. Wharton left by motor Sunday for Per, land. In Kuren.- tiny were Joint d hv Mrs. ,1. Hteinrnefz. The paitv will remain in the metropolis vis-hint d'lrhii; (be week. To Visit in CotMqe Cv Mr. and Mrs K f, C-ahl--. of San .Ian wh.t hav t...-n the rues Is (f Mrs I'. I!.- .-ri-hln-'ler nnd Misi Mald- Schin.ller. will sp.-tol a few da)- in Cuflui'-- Croe visit inji v. it h otl er rda t iv-s. hefor" le-vi'iir for tlid-' horn- in the f-outh. Phil Metschnn Here fill I M.-:,Pan i.roiTfleor of the Imperial ho'd o' P'.rtl'iid and now sr-rvirur ji-j h:t i i man of h. Un-iron slate reiMthli' 'I'tai enminiltoe. wa.J in Rnsibtiru tnflay on hi way to KInni:''h Kail--. e;i.-et to re turn on Thi;rday atid u ill IIm ii visit for a lon' t 'im In the Hty. Misi Clark Arrives Miss Kliahfi h ( latlc. n forni'-r Roseburir irirl. v-hn has ben sp i,d Inc the summer with her mother in Loh A node.' a rri "d this tiionmiir and will he the Imnse L-u-st of Mi.s Helen Falhe until the operd-u; of Ihe f;il frm al 1 1 A i C . w here both will enroll for the winter. ; Leaving for Medford MIsh Margaret 1 lorner, who has been with the Mercy h''-pit;tl nurvlne taff for the p t war in reMfrnine' frnm that place nnd loaves Wednesday for Medford where she will Fpend two wet-kB visiting her parent preredintr her departure for mi Francisco. Mis Turner will do pnedal duty at the, I unlverHity of California there dur-i j ins the com ins winter. On Business T 'l I.,l,n,.ta A. .1.1 1 la To Euoene-v Mrs. J. KoenlR and Miss I.ucllln KoenlK Kjieiit Sunday in Kugeue, retuniinj; hero this morning. Guest At Taylor Home .MlssV'lara Hmuii, of IJleo Hill, is tho guest of Mr. and .Mrs. A. It. Taylor for u few days. From Olalla Ml. fbn. nilivfltit M rilnlln who In ltosebui'K Saturday alleinoon visiuiiR wan menus and showilng. To Myrtle Point Kalpli Kiu.se returned to Myrtle Point Sunday evening after Bjinnd lug the week end hero vislllng with friends. .' In Saturday John Alieenn and John Richard of l'air Oaks, were In Mils city Sat urday attending to business af fairs. Mable Sehindler spent Sunday vis iting with relatives and friends in Cottage (irove. To Pendleton Round-Up ' (Wmio Hurt left litis morning for Pendleton, where ho will visit and attend (he Round-Up during the coming week. oacK t-rom Hunting Trip Visitor In Town Mrs. Tom Ollivant. of Looking C.lasft, fment several hours Satur day in Ibis city attending to busi ness affairs and shopping. On Business ' - " Pete Sinclair, a Garden Vnllej' rancher, was in this cily Saturday for a brief lime attending to busi ness affairs and trading. I i Here Saturday j I Mr mid -Mrs. Newell Wood nnd son and. Mis. Wood. Sr.. of Pays ; Creek, spent Saturday In this cily visiting with friends anil shopping. i . Returns to Glendale f M. I). JCwight returned to Glen dale lust evening , ufler spendintt tho week-end' here visiting , .willj friends and on business. j Leaving For San Francisco A. L.- Lueas. Southern- Pacific ; employe, will leave Wednesday for i San Fnndseo to enter (he South ;ern Pacific K'" nd hospital for treatment. From Scottsburg M r. and Mrs. Paul LevenhaKen. of Sc(t Ishurir. spent Salurdav in Rosehurc oniovii'p a visit and at tending lo business affairs. I Frm Oakland Mr. and Mrs. ,1. R Madison re turned lo Oakland Salurdav even , intr atler visilinir and atli'iiditiK to i business alTairs in this div during 'tlie day. ! Home From Los Angeles Mrs. Ii. M. Love returned home (his morning from a Irip (o Cali fornia -mint's. She has been spend , irg the past several we-ks visit 1 hig in Los An.celes. Former Resident Visits T. W. Ilmivii. of Taroma. a for mer Roseburir resident, is In ( his dlv for a brief time visiling villi old friends and looking afl r busi ness interests. Home From Portland Mrs. S. L. K inr- relurned I his morning from Portland, where she lias been spendimr (he past two veds visil ing friend and nda tives. Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence drove (o Pol l land Saturday and nii't Mr. and Mn Isadoje Ahrn ham, who have been spending Ihe piist week there, the part y re turning lojifth'-r Sunday. Bark From Visit Carl Mnr'diy ninlored to Cultare flrovn Sunrliiy. jot nine; Mrs, Mur phv and druu'hter, who have be-n spending the past wetdt visitinir In Port la ml and Cot tt k- f I rove, ami returning le'ie with lliem Sinday evening. Visif At Coast Miss I L ien Casey and Miss Naomi Scntt sp ni Sunday veiling at llandon. Miss Scot! Is a r"-'-nt arrival from Portland and v. HI hae charge of the violin departni'-nt In the Ilelidine Coc.servalory thH To La Grande Mm. C. M Hess leff this icon !iiL' (- v L;i Crande. where dn- will tid the v'ate convent ion of tuiinmen ladies. Her daiili'-r. " Louise Ilewj, nectunpanied ler - f:u a- Collate Grove and -a ill Mt there for a wet k. Mrs. Rirrdon Dismissed Mrs. . ,1. Khrdoii. who more , than a month aeo suffered severe injuries in an auto Occident near Glide nnd has been recoverlnr at Mercy hospital, was diHinlKserJ Sa' urdny and went to the honi" of Mr. P. !. Mathwi In North P"e- bare whre she will remain f--r a time before returning to her bnm al Klamath Agency. Mrs. Itfer don lias been Improving rapidly during tho past week fir ho and she Is I if lieved to be wi II on the road to recovery. f If you have Aa Eye For Business" Let thousands of eves wA your ftdvertiss: Hero Saturday Mrs. Nuueu Monroe, of Win chester, spent Saturday liMhis city visiting with friends ami shopping. To Medford Air. and Mrs. Clins. Keyser mo lored to Medford today to remain for several days visiting nuu on business. Back From Trip- Miss Claudia Housooldor re turned last night from Fort land where she. has been visiting since Thursday. From Oakland Mrs. Wm, Wagner of Oakland, was in this city for a short time lids morning shopping and looking after business matters. From Glide It. T. lilakeley, of Gild s, Was in this city Saturday nltoirliug to business affairs and visiting with friends. In Eastern Oregon K. K. McLcndon is spending a few days at Knterpriso in Eastern Oregon attending to business mat ters. Underdoes Operation Mrs. Carl Fisher of Kiddle under went a minor operation at Mercy hospital Saturday. Leaves Hospital .1. II. Shinalmrgor, of Glide, who has been ut Mercy hospitals suf fering from a broken hip, has re covered sufficiently . to return to his home. Marriage Licenses Issued Marriage licenses were Issued on Saturday to Hay Rauscb, of tho city police force end Miss Edna IJcehler and to Waiter C. Hermann laud Frieda A. Suskdorf of Roae I burg. Orgie M. Farmer of Myrtle ' Point ii tul linbv AT. Pemberion of Roseburg, and to Marvin J. Noble and Leonu Worth of Roseburg. MARRIED TODAY Marvin J. Noblo and Loona Worth both of this elty we'-o mnrrloii Ibis morning at the county court house, Couuiy Judjie CJeorKe K. Quino of- taliiHuK. The ceremony ww ut- l tended bv friends of the contract ing' mrtio. mmm is ORcar RarKont, a rnsldont or Coursi' Culd. localod on ll hciiil walcis of Olalla C'riM-k, was al ri'Hlcd this ntoi-iiiiiF; by Ilcpuly SlK-iit'I'H KitiI Ilyron anil S. If. C'rny. Hi was charKid wllh pos session of mash and upon MilerliiR a plna of Kiillly hoforo Justtco of III IVaci (Iforup Jonts, was fined $:in0 and Klvin GO days In jail. Offlci'is nblalncd a tip Saturday ( 1 in I ho was fnaircd In Iho manu faclurn of inoonslilno nnd tho two dcpulli s pslabllslii'd a "cold camp" where Ihev couhl waleh his cabin and Tiounds. This lmirnlhK Ihey apiirehnnded him in a visit, to t ho nuisb barrel and Itntneclialely placed him under arresl. A search of lib', promises revealed a small ounntliy or moonshine, but tho still was not located. He was hroueht to TJnsoburg I where ho Immediately entered a 'plea of inillty and started serving ilis si'iiti'iice. RAY RAUSCH AND MISS BEEHLER WED AT COQUILLE SUN. Uaymond liaiisch. u member of the cily pollen force, and MIhh Kd na Iteehler. who for several yearn hfiK been employed at. the Crouch hardware store, were ipiieily mar ried yesterday at Coouille. In tho presence of relatives and friends. They spent yesterday at the roast, reluming lo Itoseburg today. They will soon be at home In their new residence now being constructed on South Cobb street. Ih0 Best .Sales man in Town? Ti'id til answer and find ?our customer j-"by .Advertising T?&Jff DR, OWENS-AAIR DEAD AT HOME IN CLATSOP COUNTY (Continued from page 1.) money to continue Iter studios and applied fur admission to Joffmaou College. The regents were "shock ed, scandalized and enraged," Dr. Adair Buys in her memoirs, by the mere suggestion that a woman be admitted to tho Btudy of medicine, and she was refused entrance to the college. She went to Ann Ar bor and completed her work, ob taining her degree in two years, finishing Iter studies with a trip abroad. In 1884 she was married to Colo nel John Adair of Portland, lier husband passing away in 11114. in 1UUG Dr. Owens-Adalr became an active leader in the inurement for sterilization of certain types of criiuluully insane, und was tho author of two bills which were adopted in 11117 and 11)11) by the respective legislatures of those years, , lu the last fow years sbo lias retired to the largo home tract in Glut sop county. Sho is survived by ono son, Dr. George Hill, of Los Angeles. Her life is ono which in its do tails is an inspiration to those who read of it. Under tho greatest of handicaps, but possessed of a de termination of achieve, Bho labor ed to obtuln uu education. Inured to the hardships of pioneer life, brought up to labor to tho limit of tier endurance, fighting poor health and a weak constitution, de nied youth through marriage to an abusive mun at the age of 14 years, cast upon tho world without educa tion nnd with an Infant son to sup port, her later life Is an outstand ing example of what indomitable willpower couplod with hard work, can achieve. Uofore her marriage to Colonel Adair she had risen to a high position In her profes sion, had put her son through me dical college and hud obtained suf ficient wealth to provide for her declining years. Dr. Owens-Adalr, although mak ing her homo In Clatsop County, lurgely because of her largo busi ness interests there, was a fre quent visitor to Itoseburg, whore she bud many friends who nro grieved to learn of her death. Only a short time ago bIio visited at tho homo of Mrs,. N, A. l'arty in this city nnd renewed friend ships and made new acquaintances. Ability Recognized. SALEM, Ore., Sept. 13.' Com mendation of the life work of Dr. Bertha K. Owens-Adalr, who died at her homo at Astoria Sunday at the age of 86, wus expressed hero today by Governor Pierce and Dr. W, B. Morse, a member of the state board of health. Both havo strongly believed in the legislation fostered by Dr. Owens-Adair, pro viding for sterllliuition of human defectives, as have also been Dr. It. E. Leo Steiner, superintendent of the state hospital for - tho i In sane ; Dr. J. N. Smith, superintend ent o tho Btato 1 institution lor tiio feeble-minded and Miss Cor nelia Marvin, state librarian. Miss Marvin, for some years has been closely in touch with the work of Dr. Owens-Adalr, assisting her in preparing for publication of her book on heredity, und other ar ticles published by the woman doc tor. Tho thteo latter nru out of the city und could not be reached for comment on her work. Miss Murvin, however, was at one time heard lo remark that Dr. Owens Adalr would ultimately be recog nized us one of tho notable wo men of her period. For yours prior to tho success ful culmination of legislation res tored by her, Dr. Owens-Adair was an interesting and picturesque fig ure about tho lobbies of tho Ore gon legislature. Intent on the work to which she gave the major el foil of her life, she was oblivious of all else, man ifesting the eccentricities often at tributed to genius. Apparently she guvo no thought to her per sonal appearance; no thought of fashion In dress ever ilolr.ioili... from tho attention sho gnvo to ."nigs sue considered worth while. Every Boy and Girl Knows This Some parents don't Youth wants to do things. Perhaps that explains the popularity of theGulbransen Registering Piano with the young folks. When they play It they get all the thrill, all the enjoy ment of hand-playing. It is a perfect accompaniment for singing. It is real music for dancing. Your children will find theGulbransen a never end ing source of delight. It will help to make your home a place where young folks love to gather. It will draw home ties a little tighter. And you can so easily own one! Prices of Gulbransen llanos $450 $530 $600 $700 Sold on Easy Payment Plan Ott's Music Store Roseburg, Oregon fWEMERl r The Celebrated Never mind just drop in here and don a Gordon." 'dnr . :. -i.: 4 ::: . .' THAT'S IT! The ones for Fall are here. , ' ' ,: " Suits and Topcoats The new models in Fall suits with extra trousers ' the well known Adler Collegians are the last word ' in style and value.' ' r. .-- , .'- The new Topcdats are wonderful. You'll li,ke them. TRY THEM ON. QPENCER Roseburg's Newest Livest, Leading Men's and ' - Young Men's Store. 1 is ii O s WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. rust- offlco (li'pnrltni'nl. nilnyfl vnr nnilcr orih'ra Indiiv tn sliool lo 3 1L. W. SASH y Phone 362 What You A Can TIIK cool tlclic.itc color of canned salmon as well as its delicious flavor and rich nutriment con tent, nukes it one of the incist attrac tive of fotxls. Canned salmon may be served an infinite variety of ways, creamed nn tnast, as croquettes, cut lets, salmon cakes, or as a chowder, in salad, sandwiches, souffle, patties in Cfx-ktails, au Knit in with macaroni, jK-as, or spashetti, in raniinkins with tomato sauce, baked in pepper cases, callopcd a la creole, and in salmon loaf. Cum role of Rice with Salmon Line the bottom and sides of a mould with cold boiled rice one half inch thick, fill the cavity with creamed canned salmon and cover with rire. Steam forty-five minutes, turn out on a hot platter, pour either white sauce or Hollandaise sauce over and around it Serve hot. tflu's dish V Complete Line of Building Material rS 4 Plate and Window Glass v ' " jj A Agent tor Fairbanks-Morse & Co. 6 All wool Slipovers or" Coats. , With or without collars. Blazers in heavji". shaker weav.es, or the . famous Columbia - Knit elastic stitch.' Plain anrJ fancy colors. Something" for the school man. ' UT Gordon Hat Did you ever admire a man's' hat so much that" you i wanted ' to know where he bought it? Zl-i kill" to protoct tho millions of (lol- Inm In tholr cnre. , , The coinnuind to the 22,500 .vnll wny mull 'clin-lia nnd Iho othor om lloyo of Iho department was du': Inrnilnod upon ynstordny hy rout. nmslor Oi'IhmiiI Now nt' .a council of wnr with his llpiitvnnn'ta us tho rodiilt of Iho recoil t Illinois rob- . hory In which hnndlts stole Hiprox linatvly $13n,000 in currency, It was indicated nlso that if tho now orders fall lo protoct tho malls,' tho United Stales marino corps mi?ht he called upon, ns it was Into In 1921, when banditry was prevalent. DOORS MILLWORK -j Roseburg, Ore. K 9 Can Do With of Salmon serves as an entire course far diiincj; Salmon with Macaroni This is another nv.it tithctltiito rl.'et Pick one can of salmon into small pieces. Make two cups of ordinary wime sauce, rut a layer of boiled macaroni broken into one inch tenchd in the bottom of a baking dish, next; a layer of sauce, then a layer of sal mon and continue this process until dish is filled. .mrfi OmnM last and be sprinkled with buttcrctj crumbs. Bake until brown. . . Sliced Salmon SaUtJ A particularly attractive looking salad is made "y slicing the canned salmon with a very sharp knife, lay inR the slrces in a circle on crisp let tuce and putting lumps of mayonnaisa tlotttd with green caiwrs between thd slices. i - :0 m
