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ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW,-TUESDAYrJUNE 28, 1927.
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Yankee D6od!e
may not be high class musio but
It expresses a choerful spirit, 80
we conduct our business with a
happy, icheerlul spirit. It will be
Qood for your purse and for your
heart to do business with uo.
TlteRosetuiBNdliondl Bank
s Rosebur.Ore.'
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''NB) J Vol IK,' .luni.'bV-iiiviiiK
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.scored a sensntlniiht' J one-round
knockout ovor fliarlent KaniuiH,
Aunt i iun ii'av weight, il'aul l(er.
'lonuacli today -was, 6ul.to piovo (o
''the. pugilistic woriil that ir;liio; of
hia best fighting inyti iilo titltl
uhend, . : '..'.-', f i . ' :. ', '
It look llio dynuhil'c'riiits of llic
':farinr light wolKl't chlihiMon Jut-t
two minutes and -:i!M sMn)ifl
-'f.,ltll. ... .(.. 'ilia M.L.1 l.'.fli. i.1
Sc:onipok.iiniialiiiv last
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. f ' : I PuiiiU peniyU the liialit yndio7'; i fiijlifef ;'(
f; ; iMMbiiZMW-pS&tfi mst 1 5 : , r Jj6fi
ft . '. I impbttant elemeint in the bui!dln l-i..'- raiS
if ICordjrriatBino loalu) all ItejColtfSs I SJI fKeE'S i'
J J rdRoWtftttooUwitti i I Uiac3S rBKA '
I : i !piir. ruo6crToirJ jWekt u. the lSn2Q flWRl f: '
IF you wero building a lire for yourself, you . ,!'
would not skimp on the rubber. Neither do wo.
This' Company own enormous rubber plan'.a
tioniincludingthRlargestproducingplantationin . the world. On these plantations are 1 0,000,000 :
rubber trees pedigreed stock.
We have invented Sprayed Rubber the out- '
standing process for producing rubber. Sprayed .
5 RuTibcr is the strongest and. most uniform rub. V
ber known. It is made without the uso of sinoko
or acids. - : : '.' -v.. , . .. ,:
We have invent d Web Cord, the most modern
way of combining rubber and cords.
The policy of "Plenty , of : Rubber" plus the
ability to get the rubber and the skill to put the
right kind of rubber in the right place, shows .
itself in the quality of Royal Cord Balloons on '
the wheels of your car.
PLENTY OF RUBBER
U. S. ROYAL CORDS
United States (fm Rubber Company
For Sale by .... . (
CENTRAL GARAGE H
131 South Rose ,
Phona
bout ' ;und
leclitllcul
scheduled
, Jly lils striking v'lcjiin'y after, be
iiiK out of Hie ring :;liico Ills kii'jelt
um .by -Mike,; JleTigijii; liu.r, Jamiiny.
llorlenbuch di'llghleil u Hqllsui of
lDVItl- NILIIIJUI'J tirK .IbUSf.fljIllM.I Jll .lh
t.St. NU:llulllM Ht'Oiill.'
In his attempted comeback Her-
Itnllaeb, ,has .youth Oil life
fuvoi,
His nge In 2(1.
. Ili'tui'iiliiK iiipiiaii iilly in . ,nood
crotnlltloii -'mill v fJtl I'drfan Intensive
i-nllp, MeVlmcl, rdcd, muck
.Hie same reaction in tlieU7f nonnd
division dlomiiseMH t conjebncl;
attempt linn Injti.'iivyiyoliht dlrcles!
Cimp 'at JdlByld;Farjr.: j
interne slopped tho
uwiiid'd lU'i-leuha. h
Vkuy6.)' ' Tin. 'flam' V.
fori It'll j-ounds. ' 1 .
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Roscburg, Oregon
8AHATOOA SPUINtiS, N. Y.,
June H-r-NbVsiiaper readem are
done Willi tlie bunk of yesterday
und tliey' took to' HClence, not to
inanity fpr tiller ntapihiuin well-be.
IiiK and (njoytnent nf'llfe, Edward
.MnKernon, superinltnt of the Kast
orn Division of' The AsHOciuted
IJres; today told the annual con'
monce ((f Ilfnitli orriceru ami'
l'ul.llc lleallh Nuihos.'. '
Bpeaking oil the subject of how
the health1 officer can 'use the
newspaper for I he dissemination of
health news, Mr. McKernon saltl
tho masstta "look to you df rnedi
cine tot- that public health without
which no nation can long endure."
.you canoot overtake disease
hut you can head off that which
threatens. You can't treat . the
millions but you cun. teacli ' the
millions to treat themselves. 'Here
lire the people. In the pree.we of
rer you tlie only medium, tluouKh
which they cun , be . consistently
reached.". , V . . .
Mr, iMchcriion ureed tho health
offlceiB to approach, llio, press. Ill
tlie name of r News. . , ,
"Tliul Is ynur onJy claim to space
In Hie strictly, news column' he
contliiueii, ', "jionpst news walks
lu the 'front door ot the newspapor
Hliop anil Is; welcomed by the edi
tor., Subtle 'propaganda clinHis up
the fire escape, end is tlLrown out
Uie .wndujW. . Jt must be so, .
Do not exploit . yourself, i Ex
ploit (ho news, Do not labol every
story that originates with you with
your name. i , uccaslonul official
statements Issued by you iwlll bo
Kovd, hut Keimrally HpoakliiKl make
your stories. Impersonal... i ,1,
uot. iiib reporter woiikine ion
you by glvhigihim, tips on xtories.
Tell tho reporter that' there is a
story in the. health menacing duinp
in the north eiid of the city. Dell
him why, theroi is nnws. lu tlint jilt-:!
tiatioir. . 'llelp 1 heiri to' lie t'echrdiJ
caily cortect hr theii' Btorlos, but.
do not be tot) -fussy about htitlng
tlien tlaet'jlisj Jl(ej plir(i8epIogy"thnt
.V911 Avpnlil. use. , You cannot write
tews 'in- 'ine . i.ann 'Of medical
prescriptions.. You miiBt write In
tlie"' language that ' the ' newspaper
renders will understand. 1 1 .
i -"Try to sol' the. brighter side of
yoitr 'Work. ' 1 Mako ydnr stoilos
dlleeifurl Rmphasl'ife not' death
wilh '. depressing stn'tlstits, : but
dl tl.il IJilJ -'rJf Ufa I 'Tn, L.n.
I shine radiate from1 the office of the
Ijelillh' 'cohmllaslrin1. 1 "I' ll row a
fHcnro' Intel the' lionimniilty lldw and
then if It seems necessary, hut re
member Jhat ' nowsjiapor readers
shrink ' Ironic the noplitasnim V Aw
couipllsli . 11)0, thluK vpu havo ; In
miiM hyltBlllng 'theinliow they can
.Uvp-jVM JnnJU Jt'et tlie maximum
liapplness out of life. When all
Is said and done, that l.i. what they
wish to know.'' . , , .;.':
Eat : barbecue sandwiches anfl
live forever. ,' "Bread's ' Road . Stand.
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LA (iUAXI)i:, Juno 28. The prrt
Kntm.iit, the lAinurlaui l.eploii' oon
vuutioii lo , ho. held hi. La (inuulo,
July 21, 22 and 2;t, will not ;ou
sIhI entirely of drum corps, briiHs
bund a, piirudna und fireworks, ,foV
iiuiniciiiui'y ulcHHUit: uitd eutmiitiii
tneiit. There will he one number
on the. ping nun which will ha per
manent -and lastiitK,,. In fact the
principal lino in the event specific
ally reads, "Until death do u pari."
. This, particular number will he n
public weililiiiK, lakliifi place in
. fro tit of the RinUd, stand Just, lie
foro' the Kieat fire works are set
off. The" principals are, Mr. Albert
UOmb, promliient member , of Lit
Cmnde J'ost ,fJo. 11,, atuV' "MIrs
Ulauche Hlc'e.' u' nientber of( the
Ia (irande 1-eKfou Auxiliary, j
JudKe . HukIi Itrady, .commander
of the I. a tiraude' post, American
I.eulou, will pronounce the words
that-the tuuitf wriler must have hud
In' mind when he wroto 'the clas
sic, "The Tie (hut Hind?."
It Is to be ii- really' and truly
married couple that ts escorted off
tho field by the All f.OKloil baud
from Sheridan. Ore., ptnyiUR "Keep
(he Home Klre Imrnlnft;." for Judiio
Urady and 'the Legion mean busi
ness when they not n' buddy up
for housekeeping.
We pay rash or dry cnscaia bnrlt.
Iun Inn Hros.
County Commtshloners Hockley
nud t louh nnd County
Kicar left this momioc
tti the bond of Smith riv
of Uuutur and Anlauf. The iniyl dlA-4
tilct in that section of the trinity '
i planning to make some needed.
ImproVenieiitH to ,'ttio road leiadiiwj
west 'from I train to the liead of :
Smith river and the engineer and!
cimunisHloiiers are making mi lu
sped ion trip to decide upon details
of , the work. lh .district has
)I ,rilO WOIK. I OH ,IHM HI IIH i. ' f n-" . .... ......
iice airiount of O. 0. stnint l.mUa , lHWifi;'S7.Mn?t Vg.Vnr;iVfV't '""' "'' ' Tl!dn d?
imi will tousequtntly receive b; : .'"''''' oitld Dot "not for a
. '. ' ' ' ' '''' : '-' r . (.... n t B 1 4 u .1 t I ft M m ' It It r ' i t n 4 ' I til aSk.at.
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:, . This is the busiest' age ever known. i j I l 4t ' v& 0 t-- ' ,
,. ' , But it' knows the 'wisdom of taking- ( 1 1 l ' ' it ' ' ' '
Busy smokers
,l;of;toc
ttieit ifevotite ; ;
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i smoke
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I927i R. I. Raynotd. tobacco
Cotupnoy, WioatoaSlm. N. C.
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. ! :. . , ... NOflCE: .'. r :
. Villi hp absent . from office '.
from July 5tli to July. 9th in- '
elusive. ; :
... J.n, H. C..,CHUltCIT. !
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era) thousand dollurs from the re
fund when the, distribution Is mude.
ThiH money Ik to he, applied : to
makii.K permanent Improvement to
the wade and surface of the road,
so that it will become an ull-yeur
road. The district travtirsed by
this Ihnroughfare Is ideal fishing
and huntiiiK country and the im
provements will doubtless result
!u u jjreat increase It travel to the
upper Smith river district.
. ', MILL ENDS . ' '
If you-have ever Used-tlieiii; you1
would never cut kindling again. At
tuts time or year we accumulate
dry stock, moslly , pine, which
makes an excellent fuel for start
ing tires, either stove or, furnace.
Put In now, pay Nov. 1st. OldeiM
filled In order received,
C'oen Lumber Company. ' '
Profit by. Others' Experiences
IN our many year's spcclallz.v
Won In the treatment of Piles
nd other Rectal and Colon ailments, we
have collected a vast amount of data of
'theutmoftt beitent to anyone b Afflicted. Mitch of
IfiU nlitaMe Information, together vrflh a.lvlc.
cl HMthod-of rtrrnit xivd ct
clutlwly in the I Van offce ia
Port Und. 9tiUt and S.n Kran
CIlrA; l.n our WR1TTBM
ASollKAiNLE Of Ptlc IUXr
totlt trfttrd of FKE HKTLKNt
ru. wrw for mu Boon today.
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rOftTitANO fiKFlCE Of AN ft(fhAlk aMAIM
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BLUE CLOUDS IN
PUZZLE SCIENCE
' .IlKUKELEy(.Cal.'t June 28. The
planet Mars supports in Its atmos
phere blue clouds tkm defy anal
ysis, . , r ;'
Such-was the announcemo.nt 'of
W. H.- Wright,- astronomer nt; J-lck
Observatory, who hag . been ex
perimeutiiiK' Avith color photogra
phy' as an aid to the usual melh
oits of studying the planets.
Wright explained in his report,
published' by the University' of
California yesterday, that although
observers liad noted tlie varying
color of clouds on Mars previously,
they had never attributed ft to a
dilforence in structure. His latest
observations with color screens
convinced htm, however, that there
nro two types of clouds In the
Martian atmosphere, one probably
while, but ' appearing - yellow : be
cause ot the absorbing eftect of
the planet's ntmosphere, -und the
blue clouds, which float at a high
er sit Itude. , 1
The yellow, or vhlte clouds,
Wright styled water vapor clouds
similar to those In our own sky.
Wright has been unablo to deter
mine the exact nature of the blue
clouds, but he expressed belief
that hutch of the , prominence of
the planet's polar caps was due to
a blue cloud floating oyer them.
Mcrormlck, iH'orlng. Champion.
Plnuo,, Milwaukee, Osborne and
other liny machinery parts
Wharton Bros. ; i. , ,
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TILDEN SPURNS
, OFFER TO TURN
PROFESSIONAL
( (AmocUImI 1M IUMd Vin.) .t .
. WIMHl.KllON, 'RiirIiiiiiI! Jnno 2S
Annkonwl aftor niiilntxiTit by nri
jHKrnt of ft world known ronnt1'r
. Innnirinff H'hrthir ho would crin-
i..Ur n.Tn. Im hnnirt.t -i hm(...
PRESENT-DAY people,, the fastest
. Workers of all time, 'claim: thefr right
to enjoyment. And they jhoose
Camels for the utmost la " sfijbkinp; . ;
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,. ., . Caifiel is taqde; to please and .delignt
.. i '.the modern, a'iperienced smoker., Ii
is lolled of the choicest tobaccos
I grown.' , It is mhtchles3ly blended fop
'; Ttlitr1ipc GtnA.ft.rtrTfAr'ii mUAt!H
Camels demonstrate their
( jress and you'll; know why the staokers,4
. .of today, choose them ' oyer, alt other
' cigarettes ' Fbr 1 that exalted Wnse of
i 1 tastesatisf action, no other smoke cart
, . compare with this one, ' i
- "Have a Camel!" I r ' V'
million dollars just now." , '
"JMease stop that.floxy of moijey."
Tildeu Laid .sleepily to a corres
pondent of The Associated Press
.who called a few minute after the,
liruiijuiura i tju t?htiiiuuve nuu iti-ft . . v j .
"1 have two extremely liardli The bilck vhd-hlllv sKle .held Inst
matclves to play, before I.reach-the jSanirday waa tini.U. sticcessful, ac
champlonahips. , . '. 1 cording tfe'reports tiJhi the county
"11 I lose .either 1 'wouldn't' be,tigeul'8 Ctdo;'tUlioUgh,'the- prices-
wortii halt or wbat these gentle-
men .promise
i me., I play tennis be -
caiicc I like the'pame. ThaCs how
1 feel just now, How I will feel six
mouths from now nobody knows.
t)on't you think Brugnon played
great tenuis against jnei;'
Miss lietlv Nuthall, tho l:nglidh
.. . . . ,
cnuoi Bin who ciuiiieu
onsa-
lion last Thursday by. defeating
Mr.s. Molla Mallory, . was elitniuat
cd, by Miss Joan Fry,'. who won at
1-6, 6-3, 6-4. '; ".'
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SALEM,- tiro., .June US WUUam
A. Marshall, member of the folate
industrial .- nccident commission j
since its Inception in 1313, has sub-i
milted his resignation .'to Governor;
Patterson and on July 1 will i-nter
the federal .'service .,ns a deputy
commissioner in Charge of administ
ering the longshoremen's and, har-:
bor worker's compensation ; act.
His headquarters .will be in iSeat-J
tie. The oftice carries a salary of
i5.20t) a year. , - ... - ' i
-The accident -commission atlmln.
istrrs the state workmen's com pen.-,
sntion act and has three members, -
one representing tho workers, one
the' employers nnd the stnte: nt
!?rge,, Marshall represents tho
worker's and Is tho only member
who-has served since the inception
of the department. . He has had
11 -riiflereiit, associaliy. . Ills pres-
ent term would have expired Jnn-
nary 3.' 102S. jMRislmll iett for Seat-
He hit nlKlit. to. obtain quarters..' .
W. II. 1'itzeerhld of .lorHatld, do-
rrnty state labor commlsslun; Is a
t-tii'idate for the npiiltitmiiti,to
succeed -Marsnaih -. - ,t
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good - )!
BUCK AND BILLY
SALE SATURDAY
QUITE SUCCESSFUL
P"a ior uie-yarrons .anmiais urn
"9t average;-nti high ,,M' had
been
Imped ffli. For.ty-fiye apimals wqre
solfl at 'public auction arid .will b'e
used to; hnpVove ; (he; flocks ot var-
Iniia brflVriiH thrmichrtilt tlii pnnn-
ty. sGi'ce, these, sales .Vero start-
?'J tne; nayo.oecn' ot mucir yaiue
it. imTtwitriiiff :ii .miumv nr -fh.
in ininrhvlni? t.liA .nlmittv of - tho
::-:::.:::.;..:.:::..'.,.:;;..
flocks,'and. lt.-iiB;e)Octed Xliat thft'tered pan and when hard cut la
Bales will a;rtw';in importance each
Myers Hcctvlo water systems nt
Wharton Bros. ' ...
BEFORE WAR PRICES
-i-.. ; . . - . , . RB0.-PRICI OUR PRICE
9x12 Winton Velvet. . $65.00 $45.00
9xi2 Palisade r "
Axmimters.. ....$60.00 $40.00
8.3x10.6 Spec. Madison
Axminster . . . ; ". . . S55.00 $35.00
27x54 Velvet all
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HONEY, RECIPE GET? PRIZE
Tha prlio winning tndgo rectpo
at the Watertown, .Wis., national
lionoy rooking contest held by the
G. B. Lewis icompany lias juht
been determined, says H. A. Scul
len; bee eneclaliati ot1 the Orogou
experiment stationi as follows:
1 cups granulated sugar, 1 squarcj'
chocolate, i cup cream, butter slzu
of wtilnut,l cup honey, 3 cup milk,
1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup nuts.
Boll sugar, milk and chocolate)
for five minutes. Add honey and
buttc,r boiled until soft ball fonns
In cold water. Cool, beat and add
nuts and flavoring. Pour on but-
squares.
Myers pumps are reliable and ro
pairs are easy to get. Sold by
Whcrlon Bros.
wool $ 4.50 $ 3.25
Large Stock
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