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ROSEBURG. NEWS REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1927.
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GIVE ADDRESS
EDITORS' MEET
fContlnuetl from pa?e 1.)
nttle, prefliUent Internatlouul As
hiielutiun of CriminoloidHtH.
3:15 Itouud tuble talkJ" on Bhop
. uutj advertising problemB.
4:0U L'nl'ini.Hhcd Imminent) and re
jjortH of conference coinmiltei'ij.
Attunling of UoHebtirg News-Ite-vlew
cups fur best trout page
layout of daily and weekly uewa
liapers. ,
4; 30 Adjournment. (Afternoon
program for lading Includes auto
drJvH and tea).
Il:uu Uanquut at noebur's Coun
try Club.
SI UHiC.
Kiili-rtulniiiont.
lJuncing.
Carda.
Saturday, August 6
8 to ll--Edltora' golf tournament,
(-up for beat score by ltoHeburj;
Chamber of Commerce, 18 holeu.
Aulo trip, boating, uorxe aliooa for
non-goffers,
11:00 Short rosbIou ut Country
Club, announcement etc.
11:110 Adjournment for luncheon.
12:80 to 1:00 .Leave for Hamlon,
3J to 4 hour drive through beau
tiful country.
0:30 Seafood banquet at Jlandon-by-the-Sea.
Hand 'concert. I
Addreus of Welcome, Mayor Her
bert Brown.
Response. -
Address, "Our Community," C. ft.
Wade, president Uandun Cham
ber of Commerce. '
Reports of committees. , '
Election of officers.
Invitations for 1028 convention.
"9:00 Editorial dance. Sliver Snrnv
uaiueug. . ...
Don-fire and stunts on the beach.
Sunday, August 7
io:ou to 12:00 Editorial pnrty
Kuusia ot wecoma llama lu nat
atorium. Dandon Women's Civic Club an.
nual flower show open Saturday
aueruuon nnu evening and Sunday.
Auto trips on Roosevelt highway
iu x-ui't urioru. .
Editorial party guests of Mnralv
field Country Club for golf dur
ing uie uay.
Visits to Coquille, Marshfiold and
iNorm iienu. . ;
cooled off. ' . : - i
This Mrs Kennedy vehemently
uuuieu. .r .
Mrs. Kennedy denied reports
that she had ever doubted her
daughter's kidnaping last year.
Cet a fine fryer ut the Auction
Sale next Saturday at the Auction
iiouiie. A variety of goodu joffer
ed at 2 o'clock.
NORTH UMPQUA
FISH ARE GOING
TO CALIFORNIA
(Codtinued from page 1.)
No jtna'tter how critical your taste, it's dollars to
doughnuts you'll put your O.K. on O. G. Because,
my friend, it's a better cigarette. Better tobaccos.
Better blending. Better workmanship. ' With not
a throat-scratch nor a tongue-bite in a store-full. "
OI
19tf, P. LorlllorJ Co., E.t. 1760
nota couffh in a carload
INSURE YOUR
furniture ,
Against loss by fire . ,
'or damage.
from water. The coat is
, small
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
CHURCH TRIAL
FOR AIMEE IS
NOW DEMANDED
(Continued from page 1.)
Game Preserves on the ; Increase
7- , , r
Ciovernqient-Owned Resion to Reach Ten Million Acrei
and
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Nearly Every State Hns Established Havana
For Wild Life Uniform Conservation Code
May Be Adopted Game Supply Growing
WASHINGTON, July 27 Ten
million acres of land will bo em
braced In federal preserves Tor tho
prolectloa ot flail, and game
.when the govorniont acquires tho
Upper Mississippi wild lll'o and
ganio refuge in tho northwest.
, Regulations for tho now preserve
were signed Jointly on Juno 21 by
Secretary ot Agriculture Jnrdlno
mid Secretary of Commerce Hoo
ver. '
Nor Is Hie total ot protected ha
vens for wild life represeulod by
the federal acreage, lor almost
every state -has converted areaB of
its own Into conservation projects,
and hundreds of farmers liavo lim
ited hunting expeditions on their
property.
Pig-urea from the IT. s. llloloclral
Purvey, Issued July 1, show from
cmphasl.o the bonofll, of uniform
ity in uamo lnwa. ) ' -
"For thirty years," tho say,
"this country has worked to ro
place local county laws with stato
and federal slntutes. Norlh Caro
lina Is tho most recent state to
come into the told, and now tho
InwB of moro than forty Btates con-rm-m
to federal regulations. Thero
Is no other satisfactory way to sys
tematize opeu seasons for, espe
cially, wild geese and ducks.''.'
Game Said Increasing
Government authorities believe
game to be Increasing In tho Enst.
it. is maintaining a level In. tho
Middle West, white- the West. It
self, because of drainago projects
and light rainfall, has suffered a
decrease.
An arms manufacturing company
NO POSTAGE DUE "
MARINAL OR MARITAL
Mossenger. A Bmnll package
as arrived from Pachulke and Co.,
Blr.
Stage manager: Good! That
will be the dresses for the 150
diorus girls. Meggendorfer, Munich.
Mr. Newly wed: Little one, do
you think I'll make a satisfactory
mate?
Mrs. Newlywed: Wonderful,
darling. , Now look me over and
toll me what you think of your
captain. Answers.
ed from Whittebeck but thnt she
had no intention, of making ( her
home with him. , . '
Mammon Causes Rift
"The crisis r is near," warned
Mrs. Kennedy, referring to the
squabble with her daughter, which
was climaxed when a committee
took charge of tho tdiurch collec
tions and the evangelist scurried
home from an Alton. 111., revival
campaign. ;
Mrs. Kennedy said the crisis
could have been avoided had her
daughter not hung up immediately
when she (Mrs. Kennedy) called
her on the telephone in an effort
to confer with her. The evangelist,
however, said her mother used
language that "would have meant
ruination of us if heard by others."
She declared she hung up for five
minutes, then called her mother
again in the hope that she had
pole and take in those big tarpons
and then brag about their medals
and their trophies. Just wait until!
they get hold of ono of these big
boys. I'll bet some of those fel
lows with their $400 trophies will
lose every bit of tackle they can
carry.
' Fish Take Ornaments
"One thing is certain we won't
nave any trouble catching fish the
next time we come. They'll sure
be glad to seo us. You know fish
nre Just like women, when one of
them has something all of the rest
are jealous until they get some
thing Just as good or better. Well.
Jack decorated a whole lot of those
fish with gold and brass snlnners
and here are a lot of swell big
fish swimming around with nice
decorations on their jaws and
every other (ish will bo so Jealous
and so anxious to get some of that
fine Jewelry that they will fight ail
over each other to get at our hooks.
We'll either make a big killing or
lose a lot of tackle."
Mr. Welch and ' Mv. and Mrs.
Roaz were in RoBeburg today, mak
ing preparations for the Journey
home. They are to take a short
trip this evening to Winchester to
fish there and lylll leave early to
morrow morning for Pasadena.
To Bring Friends
They were greatly pleased by
the gift of the fishing lodge, ' pre
sented by the local sportsmen aud
business men and .expect to make
good use of the property In tho fu
ture. Mr. Welch Bays that he ex
pects to open the place to a num
ber of his friends in Pasadena and
there will probably,- be several
groups up this year.' Mr. Welch
may be back later himself. He did
not do a great deal of fishing. He
was so' impressed by the scenery
aim the conditions that ho spent
a great deal of time takliig notes
to be used in future sport urtlcles.
Ceasar said, 'I came, I saw, 1
conquered.' 1 can Bay tho first
two-thirds of that, I camo, 1 saw.
Doing a thrifty Scotchman 1 didn't
want to waste my tackle. When I
saw what they were-doing to Jack
1 saved my spinners. I'm coming
back and when I do I'll bring buck
tho tackle I need to finish the rest
of. that statement."
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WANTED TO CELEBRATE
Could you, kind lady, spare a
piece of cake to a -poor man who
hasn't had a bit for Iwo.ulaysV".
"Cake! Surely bread would be
more suitable?" . -
Yes usually, lady." Rut todav
is niy. birthday." Tit-Bits. -
4 CITIES BID FOR FIGHT
Those Dempsey Blows as the Movie, Camera Saw Them
' Motion picture camera photos of the blows by which Jack Dempsey knocked out Jack Sharkey In
their heavyweight boxing match at the Yankee Stadium are shown bslow. Included are the swats to
Sharkey's stomach, about which dispute as to whether they were fair or foul quickly arose, and the
loft hook to Sharkey's chin which ended it all. Charles Penser and Henry Sonnenshlne, official
movie photographers for the match, supplied the pictures to NEA Sorvice for the News-Review. New
York experts can't agree as to whether the pictures decide anything.
CHICAGO, July 28 The claims
of Chicago, In quest of its first
heavyweight chamnidnshlti match.
are on display today for Tex Hlck
artl's survey.- .
Mayor, Thompson's official re
presentative, George P. Oetz, a
millionaire coal man, and Edwnrd
V. Kelly, president of tho South
Park hoard which controls the lake
front stadium, will present the
To
Western Wives
who run the CAR
-as well as the family budget
THE automobile has ceased to be a man's play
thing and has become a woman's necessity. She
uses it daily in her shopping; in gettinfthe
: children to school and back, in her endless round
of social activities.
It is not surDrisinrr that in many families the cost
of running the car now conies under "household (
expenses" and under the watchful eye of the home- ,
keeper. And thousands of capable women have
learned that the secret of economy in operating a
; ' car lies in protecting the motor with the best oil
that can be bought. . : : ; - ' -
: 1 ' So they do more than ask for Eastern oil. They,
insist on getting Veedol, the quality oil that gives
the famous "film of protection" which masters
deadly heat and friction and safeguards a motor (
. from wear and repair. ;.
' Whenever you need oil, stop at the orange and .
black Veedol sign. Ask for Veedol by name or,
if you drive a Ford, ask for Veedol Forzol. Then
'. ' you will avoid the needless motor repairs that are
hard to foresee and harder still to pay for.
1 Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Fran
, ' cisco, Los Angeles,' Portland, Seattle, ; ; , ' ' ! ' '
DEALERS: Bulk delivery of Veedol products is now available
to over 1300 individual cities and towns on the Pacific Coast
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La quartJ
lr,r,.utii) to ano.000 acres Involved i I considers game to he growing
more bountiful In almost every
state. It estimates that .10,000,
000 rabbits were killed last year,
25.000,000 quail, 20,000,000 squir
rels. 10,000,000 koomo and 100,
ooo deer. -
the Mississippi wild life project,
30,000 acres of which already Is
under contract to the government
at sr, per acre. Most of the terri
tory is meander land, uusulted to
agricultural, purposes, hut a num
ber of owners are asking as much
ns $2(1 per acre.
Congress made available S.l.nfj).
000 to purchase tho refuge. Only!Bl-J.
unnui .niu,iiuu or tlmt sum has
been used, and whether the next
session will increase the latitude
in price is a matter of pertinent,
importance.
-Much of the higher priced land
lies in Illinois. Wisconsin has sup
nlled the bulk nf nresent federal
possessions, Minnesota rcconllv iln.Hn tho gold discovery days pageant
noted Its entire Mississippi hold-! horn today, enlivened tho exer
Ings, and the rest of the refuge Is '-Ises witnessed by President and
on the lnwa side of the river. 1 llr Coolidgo.
No Clash With Ststes I 'rho '-'"" "lilch was drawing a
Whilo fedora! regulations will 1 covered wagon, broko looso almost
predominate- In the preserve, ihero;'" 'nt or tho automobile occupied
'Is to he no conflict with state f Ish ; "" "n' s'rj. (oolldge, who
and game laws. 11. P. Sheldon, I '" protected from tho vehicle
Chief U. S. Game Warden, Is pleas- r "
ed with tho suggesled Midwest con-i
servntlon code sponsored by the
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Window WBBhlng and house
cleaning by Chas. 10. DavlB. Phone
REAL RUNAWAY AT FETE
GIVES COLLIDQES THRILL
(AmrUlnl l'trm Usanl WlrO
CUSTER, S. IX. July 27. A run
away team of liorses, participating
Charging wildly across tho
field, tho horses which were still
Other 11,ln,'hed to tho tongue and double
iit-i-n ut i mi migiiu, iieuutm
l..l.. , ,1.. I 1.I..U i I
ri!" ci-Nho eirmg on which too
expected to Join Illinois In adop-l
tlon of uniform statutes.
"Such plans." Sheldon snld. "are
always desirable, They add to con
ciseness and make conservation at
once more practicable and more
easll'onforced. Our best example
Is the migratory gamo bird treaty
with (ireat Britain, by which wild
fowls nro protected in this country
and Cnnada on n reciprocity basis."
Officials of tho Biological Survey
pageant was neing snown.
j Screaming women aud children
i scurried madly for protection and
! tho team miraculously dashed thru
the crowd without causing an In
Jury. It gave quite thrill, how
ever, to the president and his
parly. "
Pure whole milk, and It's pas
teurized. Jtoscburg Dairy. Phone 1S6
yr; terry ff
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Dempsey lands to the stomach. Sharkey (left)
apparently cries to the referee, who starts forward.
Sharkey crumples.
The referee catches
Dempsey draws back his left.
Dempsey's right arm.
sCliCT vs v mmiSv-1 "''t- Wisp : ' "-" ; w ' ' t l
gE22S5l -1 feyl ,mi . tylr,lMi...u.J
Dempsey's left crashes against Sharkey's chin.
Refereo O'Sulllvan tries to pull Dempsey away.
As Dempsey pulls back his left, Sharkey's knees
give way and he starts falling for the count
XOTICR OK SAI.K
In tho Circuit Court uf the State of
OrcKOii for Doutflua County.
Tho Union Centnil- Ufe Inmirnnce
Company, a curjioration, pluhiUff.
vs. Hilda It. Kriiser, Jicinmn K
. KrtiK(;r and A. I KttmniH and C.
J. Clionowtjtii, co-partm-rs dolnu-
uuhIjil'hh a Steurna & Chuno
.wetli, defendants. ,
My vlrtuo of mi execution.' judg
ment, decree and order of sale issu
ed out of tile above entitled court
in the above entitled cause to me
directed and riuted tho 2Sli day of
July, 1117, upon a judgment and de
cree entered in said court on the
2 2 nil day of July. 1027, in -favor of
The-Unlon Central Life insurance
tompuny, plaintiff and against the
said abovo named defendanti! for
me roiiowmsi sums of money to
wlt: lEiO.Ki with Interest at 30
from August 2. iy28; fl-17.27 with
interest at 10 from June 15,
1SI2..; $154.05 with interest at 10
from Juno 2-1, J02ff; $131.02 with ln
torest at 10 from April 2ti, li27 ;
$1.15. !(2 with Interest at 10 from
December 1, 1120; S4051.9O with in
terest at 6 from December 1,
l!2i; the further sum of $300 at
torney fees and plaintiff's costs
at $20.80 and tho costs of and upon j
this writ; commanding me to make
sale of the following described real
property situated in Douglas Coun
ty, Stale of Oregon, to-wlt:
That portion of the Jonathan
Tibhutts and wlfo Donation Land
Claim number forty 40) lying with- :
in section thirty. four (3-t) town-;
ship twenty-four (21) south range
five (6) west of tho Willamette
Aleridian. described as follows:
Hi-ginning at a point twenty-1
eight and seventy-two hundredths
(2M.72) chains east of tho south
west corner of said claim Number
forty (40) which is also the south
west corner of said section thirty
four (34): thent-o north fortv nut
chains to a point in the On In poo la
Creek; thenco east nineteen and
twenty-eight hundredths (10.2S)
chains also in said creek; thence
south forty (10) chains to the
south lino of said section thirty
four (34); thence west on said lino
nineteen und thirty-five hundredths
1 P . 3 f chains to the place of be
ginning containing, seventy -sewn
and twenty ? eight hundredths
( 7.2S) acres, xeept Ing t heref rbm
two and eighteen hundredths (2.1S)
acres off the south end of the
above described tract, being that
portion lying smith of tho center of
the county road which said tract
vns convevrd to A. O. Ieaho on
Dec. 30, 1914, by Uoed recorded in
Book 74, page 405, of the Deed Rec
ords of Douglas County. Oregon,
containing net seventy-five and ten
hundredths (76.10) acres.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
execution. Judgment, decree und or
der of sale and In 'compliance with
the commands of said writ I will
on Saturday, the 27th dav of Au
gust 1H27. at 10:00 o'clock A. M..
at the front door of the County
Court House at Hoseburg. Oregon,
sell at nubile auction (subject to
redemption) to the highest bidder
for cat.li In hand, nil the right, title,
and Interest which the above
named defendants or either of them
bad on the 17th day of May,
the date of the mortgage foreclos
ed, or since t lint date had In or to
the above described real propertv
or any part thereof to satisfy said
execution, judgment, decree and or
der of sale. Interest, costs and ac
cruing? costs.
Dated this 2Sth dvof .Tnlv. 127.
R W. STAHMK11. i
Sheriff of Pouglns County, Ore-,
En. I
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Eastern Oils and Greases
f It costs ess than i cent a quart to ship Veedol to the rccific
L Coast. When you buy Veedol yon pay for quality not fiJ&ht.J
arguments in conferences withjgHea also have filed claims for tho7
Hickani to convince him that Chi- contest.
cago. can attract the largest crowd The city which can draw the
and the richest purse in the his-, 'greatest throng is Uickard's choice,
tory of boxing. ' jhe said, as he left New York last
New York, Boston and Los An-t night.
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