FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927.
s xr'Vjiar -Mar x h
Here Are Groceries
in Line With Economy
The economical housewife always buys her Gro
ceries at the Peoples Supply Co., where she gets
best quality at lowest prices. You can do the same.
Try our service plan and note the added comfort
of your household diitfre. ; '.
For Saturday you will want a double supply to last
over the two holidays. ,
We offer more of that large can, broken slice .
Pineapple at 5 cans for ..$1.00
Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs. for ......... ..25c
Bulk Macaroni, 3 lbs. for .....:............25c
3 lbs. Good Quality, Coffee for $1.00
Be sure and have a jar of our Umpqua Sandwich
Spread for your picnic lunch, also our fresh made
mayonnaise. ; , .'. " ' ; . ' ; ; i
MEAT SPECIALS
Beef Roasts, lb, ,
Boiling Beef, lb.
All Steaks, lb. ...
Hamburger, 2 lbs.
Pork Sausage, 2
Lard, 3 lbs. ;.
Compound, lb. .. .
Heavy Bacon, lb.
lbs.
Choice. Luncheon Meats
Fat Heavy Hen and Fryers
PEOPLES SUPPLYHCO.
Grocery Phone 145 ; , Meat Market 363
Free Delivery
POWERS AGAINST
; . I Ik S. REQUEST TO
' PROP SUBMARINES
j GENEVA,' July 1 Tho llmo for
I abolishing aulimurluca us engines
ot nuvnl wnrofnro apparently lias
j not yet Arrived, for tho nuvul ex
I iiurta of tho tiip.ulllo mival con
! furencii fulled todry to follow tho
j American suggestion, niiiilo on the
i opening iliiy of the uoiil'crcucc. Dial
tho United Ktiitej' woulil he wllv
' ltiK to ftmmler aholmhlng ho
t ' marine' if sueli'-anllon were- nm
i .
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Double Headline
Program
Seven glorious days of sparkling
fun good music successful plays
Roseburg, June 16 to 21 f
inclusive
"The most American thing in f
America." Roosevelt. I
Prices Low - - Values Big I
Buy season tickets now and save $
two-thirds of cost. I
..15c
122c
...22c
35c
45c
50c
15c
..........30c
Unlvcrujtl.
It Is imili i'rilond, Iiowuvof,' that
tho experts UKieed today upon tho
flvo Inch gun as the largest cannon
for -suhmarjues, . .
Tho UrillHU delpgatos proposed
creatinK two categories ot suhmar
ines 'one-wllb a' niuxlmum sUo ot
60U tons, nml olher with u maxi
mum of Itiuu tons, will) un ago'llm
It of 15 years. Tho Americans are
reported to favor u higher maxi
mum size than 1G0U tons on ac
count of (he paucity of American
H)val hases. 11 also 'Is sulci that
Vpuucho Huggesloil making1 tho
afco lliuH for suhmarines Vi years;
X SUNDAY AT THE I
It CHURCHES I
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Olllard. T. V. Alloa, ' pastor.
j Sunday School 9:40 il. in. It. A.
Ilerchua, superintendent. Proach-
lug 11: a. in.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Looking Glass. T. K. Allen
. pastor. Buuduy School 10:00 a. ni.
1 . iloiiley superintendent. Preucb-
Ins at 7:30 p. in.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Ten Mile. T. F. Allen, pastor.
Sunday School fit 10:00 a. in. T.
Godfrey, superintendent.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Camas Valley. T. b Allen, pas
tor. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. W.
Heole, BuiterJuteiitlcnt,
First Presbyterian Church.
Corner of l.ana and Jackson
streets, II.. W. Adior, imstor. Sun
day school 9:45, V. C. Harding,
superintendent. Miss Marjorlu
Kuiht and Lester Run a oil are re
pieHontiiiK our pouiiK people at the
Presbyterian Voting Peoples Con
ference near Grants X'ass. Tho
Kd nbower Sunday School closed a
very buocohhI'uI Dally Vacation
lllhlo school. Much credit it due
Mrs. W. h. Scott for tills profit
able school. Morning worship 11.
TJiJh la Communion Sunday and
every member is expected to bo
present if possible. There will ho
a public reception of new members,
and the ordinance of Baptism will
ho administered. Christian En
deavor 7 p. m. Topic, "What Our
Government Does lor Us," Horn.
18:1-8. The Ministerial associa
tion has voted to hold union eve
ning services during tho montliH of
July and August. Tho service Sun
day evening will be held in the
Methodist Church South, 8 o'clock.
Ho v. Kruuk-MuUhowB will preuch
tho sermon.
Tho Daily VuciUiou Iliblo School
at the Ulverslde school . house, un
der tho management of Mrs. W. h.
Scott will hold lis closing exor
cises Friday afternoon from 2 lo 4
o'clock. About 40 pupils have been
enrolled and an especially inter
esting time has been had. All the
parents and friends are cordially
invited to utlend the exercises.
Myrtle Creek Church of Christ.
Come to Bible school next Sunday,
lt'noedu you, and you need it.
"Should wo believe tv rnllglun book
2000 years old?" will lie (ho morn
ing sermon subject. Christian En
deavor at 7. The sermon at 8 will
bo "Tho 1 Destruction ' of 1 Tyro."
There will bo'a gospel solo at each
preaching service. Walter J3. Strum,
minister; i .
i ', ; i : : . ' ; : !-:;,:;
Riddle .Community Church. Evnn
ge)lsls . Hilly ' liiiird and Walter
.Slram arc ,cpudui:ilng an evangel
istic1 campaign At the Itfdflle coin
lliijnlty church. Services -uro held
oVoiV night except Saturday, at. 8
o'clock. A message of-vital InUieoi
is delivered each ovonlng. Tlie
special musical numbers aro . ar
ways a. feature. Krom tho interest
bolug munlfesled it seems certain
that tho campaign will' be a real
success and that much good wil) bo
dono for tho community. The nicot
ines will continue lor , three1 jor
four woeUs. ... ' .
Lutheran Mission, 214 E. Cass St.
Mvory first and third Sunday of
tho tuonth. Divine service 3 p. m.
A cordial welcome lo all un
churched of the city and vicinity
especially to nil Lutherans. It.
Truulmanu, pastor, Eugene, .Ore.
- Free Methodist Church. Har
vard and Umpijua streets. Ser
vices as usual on Sunday, July 3.
Alaku this a real day at our ser
vices. You may have a bolter
time on the Fourth if you have the
conscious knowledge of knowing
that you worshipped willi us ou
Sunday. Come with your children,
and encourage them to remain w ith
us throughout tho entire services.
They may receive something that
will keep them clear of sin and
wickednesH in Hie days that are to
come. Sunday School at 9 :-IG a.
m. JVoachliiB nt 10:15 a. m. fol
lowed by a class meeting. Eve
ning services 7:'lfi p. ni. You are
all invited to any or idl of our ser
vices, l'rayor meeting on Thurs
day evening at 7:45 p. m. Otto Eu
son, pusior.
The International Bible Students
association. Meet every Sunday
at iKIS West First street. Chihl
rens study at 10:30 a. m. and ndults
study ut 1 l:Dn a. in. Subject for
study Is '"The Elijah Work." What j
is tho purpemo of this nrttrle?i
What dors the name of Elijah iul-
ply? Does (lod ever uso one im-1
perfect man. to represent or typify
The Big Drive Still Going
The High Standard of Quality is
Always Maintained in
Kelly
Springfield
We Swap New Tires for
Your Old Ones.
GrcAsim;, Oiling,
Vulcanizing
Fully Equipped Power
Car Washing Machine.
AUTOMATIC AIR MACHINE
ELECTRIC SERVICE
BATTERY. GENERATOR
AND IGNITION
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Rose Garage
PHONE tW
TIRES
i
another imperfect man? The pur-jt) se44o4eeese
posu of this article U to showj e
til hi God foreshadows certain; FOOD BALE
work lo he Uouo by members of i w - -
the new crtuiiun while on earth, I Ladies of St. Joseph's Par-
that the prophet Elijah lore-shad- ! ish, will sell home cooked
owed some of that work up to a foods on Saturday, July 2, at
certain point; that thereafter Ihej McKean, Darky and Baldwin
work was lliiluhed and was fore- Furniture store. Don't miss
shadowed by another whom the
J-ord used. Come and study With
First Baptist Church, Jtuse and
Lane. Frali k JJ. Mutiuews, pastor.
Sunday, July 3. if: 40 Tiw liible
school. All niembeia of llio school
plot tie come out and help keep the
atu nd unco above the ,400 mark.
11:00 Morning worship. The pas
tor preaches on the bubject, "iiid
dou Miuua." Good music. Com
munion tervlce and reception of
new inunibeiri will follow the ser
mon. 7:00 The JJ. Y. P. Lf. lor
young people. : 00 Union Sunday
night service. During July and
Augunt wo uiiUu with otiier
churches In union meetings Sunday
nights. The service this week Is
at Zlcthodiat Church, South.
Baptist pastor preaches the ser
mon. The First Methodist Church, cor
ner of Main and Lano streets, Jo
seph Knolls, pastor. This is tho
joyous time of patriotic expres
sion. What heller way of show
ing our liatriollsm than attendance
at Sunday, school aud church?
Whilu some will bo out of town Jet
all those who remain at homo ho
loyal and on lime. Sunday school
at !):45 a. ni. Church and Junior
church at 11 a. m. Tho morning
sermon tliemo will ho "America's
Uod." airs. If. E. Cully will slug a
special number. TUe Fourth of
July will mean more to you lf you
hoar this sermon. The EpworUi
leaguo meets at 7 p. m. At 8 p. in.
at llio Soulli Methodist church wo
have tho first of llio Sunday ove
niug union services of the summer,
Itev. V. 11 Matthews preaching the
sermon. A cordial welcome is ex
Unded to all. .
Christian Church. Next Sunday
morning wo uro to have a dis
tinguished vlsllor with us for a
short time. Ho is vlaltlns munv
of our Uible schools and churches
this summer. He visited our
school on July 3 last year, but no
one saw him. Ho is a prominent
fellow hut has a bad reputation,
lie malc.es a bushians of inoculating
lllhlo schools with what la called
agravatod Inertia, commonly known
as "summer slump." Wo under
stand that ho will appear in person
ut the Christian church next Sun
day morning to ply his nolnrious
business. However, we are ready
for him and will give him a hot
reception and show him llio door.
There will be a number in this
dramatization. Don't miss it. ,
M.thodlst Church. South, corner
of- ISaat -liaue aud South Main
streets. C. S. ' Coberly. pastor.
Sunday school at- 3:45 a. in. Wor
ship at 11;, sermon by the pastor.
u the evening thero will he a un
ion service Meihodist. Huntlst.
1'resb.vl.oriun and Christian churches-
liarUcipaling. Dr. Frank -I).
Matthews, pastor of the First Bap
tist church, will bring tho message.
These Sunday evening union serv
ices -will be continued throughout
the months .of July and Aumist. 'al
ternating the the several churches
and pastors. Epwonh league meet
ing at 7 o'clock p. m.. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening ut the
usual hour. Women's Missionary
Society Thursday afternoon. Offi
cial board mooting postponed uulil
July 11th. ; , ;
Melrose Community Church. The
best placo to celebrate, and the
best way to show our respect for
our flag, and our loyally to our
country, Is by going to Sunday
school and church, and thoro prais
ing and worshipping God, aud
thanking Him for this great coun
try of ours, that He has given to
us. Sunday school at -10 a. m.
Subject, "Saul Chosen King." The
theme of the lessou is, Choosing n
(lood Leader, and Is taken from
1st Sniuuel, chapters 9-111-11. Head
all three chapters. Morning wor
ship at 11 u. m. Hev. J. O. Arthur,
a graduate of Ihe Moody lllhlo In
stil uto will bring us the message.
Help make this a real community
church, by your attendance. You
will be welcome, and wo will all ho
helped.
Bible Standard Temple, corner
of ehadwlck and Knst liouglas St.,
F. K. Crook, pastor. Services for
Sunday, July :), begin promptly at
9:Ifi, the Sunday school under the
suporlnlondency or Mrs. C. W.
droves, who Is a real inspiration to
the scholars and has built up Ihe
siimol by her interesting methods
of handling the Illbllcul subjects.
Wo wish and request our members
ami all officers of the church to be
present on Sunday morning us the
election of some new officers and I
teachers will tako place and also
the communion will he adminis
tered, rri'uclling ut the 11 o'clock
hour by the pastor and also servi
ces at tllengury at 2:30 p. in. Wo
an' expecting several visiting Gos
pel workers from Portland anil
Kucene Tor over Sunday aud they
will also he with us for our picnic
on the Fourth, which will take
place at Ihe Itnyor Ilros. farm Just
at Ihe south end of the Dlllard
bridge. Wo expect lo meet at the
church In n body at 0 a. in., and
go tocelhor. Services Sunday eve-'l
nlng tit the Temple by the Crusa -
decs at ti:i"i followed by the eve-1
nnig preaehlnr; r-.t 7: IT.. Come and
enjoy the day with us Similar. The ,5
program for Ihe picnic of the ; $ every item of your wnrd-l-'inirlh
will be as follows: Services 'W
opened by our National air "Amor-! ! ro"c from sweaters to
lea." played by the Temple band. , . f ,
A soul stirring song service fid-1 SI aiincmg lrocks.
lowed by a sermon and then an
old fashioned hftsket dinner at S
noon. The afternoon will be given A
met- to games and pleasute fur the
children.
A Camp Meeting will begin In
Kueenn July 21 and run to Aui.-ii.it
11th. The nieeliug will talce place
on the t ouutv fair grounds in smith
lutt of tugene. There will be
the opoort unity to buy deli-
clous food tor your Sunday
dinner uud for Monday, July
4tU.
good places to camp and there will
he tenls furnished for the entire
meeting at a very reasonable sum.
Plan to go cud take ia Ihe whole
meeting lor you will receive a
wonderful spiritual blessing. Evan
gelists of national fame will be
there and you are assured a treat
of a life llmo. The camp meeting
will he under tho auspices of tho
Bible Standard church and we give
every lovep of true, heartfelt, old
time religion a hearty welcome to
attend. JJriug your tent or if you
do not have one let us know at
once and wo will place your ordor
now. There will be excellent mu
sic by the silver band of Eugene
aud good spiritual singing. There
will be no fanaticism allowed on
tho grounds and we expect to see
a time of a real awakening among
Clod's people. Como.
Girls' Nose3
Never Shine
when thoy uho this new wonderful
French J'rocesH Face Powder cull
ed MELLO-GLO. Keeps that u!y
ahine away. Women rave ovor 1U
superior purity and duality. Stays
on loiiKur Hkin looks Uko a peach
koepH complexions youthful
prevents huge pores. Get u box of
MKLI.O-GU) Face Powder today.
Nathan Kullerton, druggist.
HOLLYWOOD WAGE
SLASH DEFERRED
FOR ONE MONTH
JIOLhYWOOD, Calif., July l.
Film workers were able to go to
their jobs at virtually all of the pic
ture making studios , today with
the assurance that their pay
checks were . safe from the slash
ot (.ho- producer's economy knife
for ut least a month.
Twelve . producers yesterday no
tified the board of directors of the
academy of motion picture . arts
and sciences that they would ac
cede fo the academy's rocomnionda
tion that hitherto ordered salary
cuts oX from ten to 25 per cent be
withheld until August 1. In the
meantime the workers themselves,
through the academy, promised .to
attempt to raise their .efficiency to
the point where wage reductions
would be unnecessary.
"jPELIGHTFUL'
patterns for every
room in our splendid
variety of genuine;
Gongoleum Qold Sevii
Art-Rugs. See them! . v
McKean. Daj-by'&
i Baldwin Furniture Co.
'ft Complete Housefurnish
f$ Roseburg, Orego
-m. i
mmmmmm'
If you arc the sort of
woman who wears sports
clothes for sport you'll
need our help often this
summer I
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For
r c especially
J
;S equipped
to
dry clean
j .W4.1.W.M3iKMiSS
will Every hour of the
(Il day it's your best
v food.
Mother3i
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General Gasoline and Parabase Oils
YOUR SERVICE STATION, YONCALLA, OREGON
U In nrrler In let tri nonnl
SERVICE, we are putting on a GET ACQUAINTED SALE.
July 1st to 8th Inclusive
All articles, including Tires, a full line of accessories, Ford parts, Oils, (of which we
carry PARABASE. Monamoter, Valvoline, and Veedol), in all diffeicnt Grades.
Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies and Gum.
ALL WILL BE REDUCED FROM 10 TO 50 FOR THIS SALE
Come in and get acquainted and save money during this sale.
G. A. TAYLOR, Mgr.
YOUR SERVICE STATION. YONCALLA. OREGON
inmn
Tho official final count of Doug
las county's vote at the special
state election held Tuesday was
completed this afternoon. Douglas
county gave majorities In favor of
the negro suffrage amendment,
the criminal procedure amend
ment, the income tax and the
Nestucca closing. AH other meas
ures were opposed. The final to
tals on each measure were as fol
lows: Negro Suffrage: yes, 1729; no
1055.
School Tax: yes 1234; no 1240.
Criminal Amendment: yes 1805:
no 847.
Legislator's Pay: yes 749; no
2009. ,,
Registration: yes 1239; no 1432.
Salary: yes 1274; no 1446.
Consolidation: yes 814; no 1617.
Veterans' Memorial: yes 695; no
1893. '
Tax Limitation: yes 440; no
2154.
Income Tax: yes 1468; ho 1430.
Assessment Bill: yes 696; no
1946.
Nestucca Closing: yes 1326; no
1219. '
GEORGE RITER
DEATH VICTIM
GepiKe nitter,1 well known resi
lient of this city, was found deacl
this morning In his tent on the
Kred Fisher place, where ho has;
heen working. Mr. Hitter' worked
nil day yesterday In tho Fisher
orchards und in tho evening went
to his tent to retire. This morn
ing when ho did not make an ap
pearance, an Investigation was
Blurted and he was found in his
tent lifeless. Death was apparent
ly from natural causes; said Cor
oner Hitter this morning following
an examination of the body. Mr.
Hitter lias no .relatives except a
niece in Indianapolis and the fun
eral arrangements will .not ho an-'
nounced until word is received
from her.
Place your ordor NOW for the
New Ford Car. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Co.
GIRL IN PORTLAND
TELLS OF EFFORT
TO ASSAULT HER
(Ansociatcd Preiw Wire.)
PORTLAND, Oro., July 1.
Pretending to represent u down
town theatre manager who hud of
fered her employment as au usher,
two men lured Jean Jlrlstol, 24,
pretty Seattle girl who has only
recently come to Portland, Into nn
apartment ou upper .Washington
street and attempted to attack her,
Miss Bristol told police today.
Slie fought, she said, but could
gain no headway against them.
Finally she pretended to faint.
They released their holds, and she
bolted into u bathroom and out of
a window onto a fire escape from
which she made her escape.
Police thought that tho assail
ants of Miss Bristol might have
been involved in llio strangling to
dealh of Mrs. Zell Slchhlns last
Saturday. They obtained good
descriptions of tho men from Miss
Bristol.
Fish at Idlyld Park.
KLAMATH CARRIES
ROAD BOND ISSUE
(AwocUtcd Pretc Leased Wire.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 1
By a margin of 273 votes Kla-
math's electorate nt tho special
election Tuesday ratifieil Ihe half
. million dollar road bond issue
which wilt finance the construction
i of rcrnainiiiK trunk line county
I roads needed. Final vote was
j 1107 yea; 834 no.
Alt liouirli the city was about
equally divided on the proposal,
I the rural sections voted over
I whelm in Kly 1" favor of it aud us-
sured its passage.
To Camp at Idleyld
j Or. und. Mrs. Clair K. Allen and
1 children are going to Idleyld where
they will have a cottage over the
; two-day holiday.
OH. THAT'S DIFFERENT
She: "This idnj i.su'l at all true
to life."
He: "Which Is quite natural."
She: "But she gets it." An
ewers, Ijndon.
lrnnui tkr is n nlar-r in tUf Ineal
r.T.j.T.7ii?r.r.T.-iTOiir
Our tires stand up
thess days.
Miller Tires
"MILLER KNOWS RUBBER"
ifla. -.-k r Tm, yrssri iia ii.m . 1 rtmv,'l,j
Roseburg Super
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Hiking1 : ; Surf Bathing Fishing
. ' , Come to Oregon's Picturesque Beach
' and stop at
BANDON-BY-THE-SEA
'AUTO PARK, Inc.
, ;. . , Sheltered Camp Grounds
" Phone or write for reservations ' Phone 1742
Cottages Furnished with Springs, Mattress, '
' ' Stove, Electricity, Sink and Water.
' Rates $1.25 and $1.50
.Water and Sewer Connections
: Hot and
FOUR AVIATORS
, REACH SHORE ON
PNEUMATIC RAFT
(Continued from page I.)
lice, who later admitted that their
information was erroneous.
Rain Like Torrent
The night was one of the worst
of the season in Paris. Iluiu fell
In torrents, tho clouds hung low
and so thickly that the Bky was as
completely hidden as liio earth
must huvo heen to the men in Ihe
plane. Contrary winds whirled
about, aud us hour after hour pass
ed the watchers wero sura the
plane had either been lorced down
or crashed at some spot in ine
fields or , forests that surround
Paris.
Among those who naxinnslv
awaited news wero Sheldou White
house, charge d'affaires of the
Ainericnn embassy in t.'u ob.seutie
of Ambassador llorilck; Captain
Richard E. White, the uavai at
tache, It. A. Gibbons, oersonal
representative of Hodman Wana-
nianer, oacKer or tlio lllght, and
government officials, i.'larence D.
Chamliorlln anil chariei A. Ir
vine, who knew the dangers of
tho trans-Atlantic royugo also
wore there.
M.U YOUK, July 1 The Ameri
ca .will bo repaired, Commander
Richard K. Uyrd cabled Hodman
Wanamakcr this Hlternoou. Mr.
Wanamaker is president of the
America Trans-Oeeanic coniuauy,
owner of tho plane.
"Deeply sorry did not reach
Paris,'' said Commander Hyrd
"will report details. Forced land
ing. Dark night. Unavoidable.
America will be repaired. Crew
safe. Will deliver flag and mail
when reach Paris. Regards to
you."
The America eurrloil tin, flccf
pouch of official Irans-AUautlc air
, imui. hi Huuiiiini. ine inane rap.
ried n package containing two
American flass for presentation
to President Doumergue of France.
wne nag contained pieces of the
Oricinal Amerirnn flnir lv
i Hots? Ross und the other was the
i flag which Commander Byrd car
ried on hi3 flight over the North
District where they Can get
the best is none too good
- Service Station
FIES
Cold Showers
III Ill
Accredited Mileage
- "i
WASHINGTON,- July 1. ConiV ,.
mandor Richard E.. Byrd wa 1 j
credited today in figures coini''! I
by the Geological Survey with "Jo! if
oring a distauco of 3477 miles, Hi "
air lino dislance between Itoosi f
velt field, N. Y., and tho village o f
Ver-Sur-Mer, France. if
The compilation was at tho ni
quest of tho National Aeronauts'
association and does not tako iiv
consideration tho miles covered
Byrd's doviutlon from his com
as a result of becoming lost lull:
log.
'ine distance is less than Ik
made by tho other two tran''
oceanic Mights, Lindbergh huviiJ
covered 3610 miles and Chanibd
uu aim L,evlne 31)05 miles.
BODY SHIPPED TO
MODESTO FOR BURW
The body of Stonewall Wag
uo was taken 111 and removed
Jlorcy hospital Micro ho d!
Tuesday evening, was shipped
Modesto, Calif., by M. ij. Ritl
funeral director ot the Rosebi
Undertaking company, Tliuisi
etemng. Arrangements for
funeral will be made at Modej J
DAILY WEATHER REPORT?
V. S. Weather Bureau, loc-il-f
flee. Roseburg, Oregon, 24 ho;
ending 6 a. m. i
Relatiio li urn ill ity 5 p. ni. yes.
r.cip. ,,i menu ana nundredu
Highest temperature yesterdav i
Lowest temperature last night a
Precipitation, last 21 hours . . 1
Total precipitation sluco first s
month A
Normal precipitation for 'this i
month .. .. jt
Total preclp. from September i
1S26. to iluln i:i
Average preclp. from SojJtT. 3
JBM . .... .. t T
Total excess from SepT i, !
1926 4
Average precipitation for "iii
ei seasons, (September to
inclusive ....... ...?
Foreran! fnp onmh,.,..,.,. tn.
insemeu tonight. Saturday f
ably fair, normal temriomtiire.
ARTHUR W. PLO'i
Meteorouv