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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1 927.
KCillH Inside lllo cm', uni to agitate
fur "equal pay fin- leas work" for
all 2'0-iiouNlr-r. . j
jr't&itf ....
Real Folks at Home (The Radio Announcer's Wife)
By BRIGCS
SMOOTHING THE ROAD
A nnbulunl.Itil itrcuiint In thn
Hust'lmig National flunk Hinoolhn
illo ro:nJ hf-foro bu car (if him who
; hi off on bin Hiimmor holiday, ,
4 Interest Paid on Savings
' Accounts,
TheRoscburNalional BanR
,, Roseburg,, Ore.
nrin: . -.Mvl
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884 Persons Rescued by
One-Legged GuaL
Bert Golns Started Life Saving
Career at Ago of 10 Chum
Taken From Water.
tho wati-r. At ono tlirio four jji;r
hoiih were struggling In the water,
tlio other lift; guards were busy
t liiHWliel'e, and GoIiih hud a hall'
hour's struggle bringing them In.
(loins Hlurled his career when
ho was 10 years olil hy saving a
buy chum from drowning.
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
KANSAS CITY, Aim. Despite
I he loss or ono leg in. a railroad ac-,
oldeiit In III03, llert tlolns, 3l)-yoar-j whno Iimk, , ', t
old' life guard here, has hung up u ., bo 8nllt ,)(f Sllllmlav A ust
record ol Ski parsons saved from , 6tn fl0m 2.00 A. M. to 7:00 A. M.
iiioiviiiiiK in iii.j mi jo ,.m,s. : ulioctfng iideubowor, Riverside
(joins, now head life guard at n , liml ull consumers norlh ol city
. HEALTH BULLETIN i
i
Don't Let the Mosquitoes Bite I
(State Board of Health) j
Mosquitoes are found In almost
evury locality where there is an
opportunity for them to nrecil, and j
on the presence at Iho some time;
during the year of Htandlux water. ;
J -MoKfiuitoes have heen more pruva-j
) lent this year In Oregon on account ;
ol l lie lute high water. The sloughs 1
and standing hack-water urn excel
lent breeding places for mosqui
toes. Although malaria Is an un
common disease In this slate if
moKuiiito control Is not given seri
ous coiislderalion it will undoubt
edly become more prevalent.
The control and extermination of
moKipiliues Involves the applica
tion of many methods. There are,
however, three principlo methods
lor pi eventing the breeding of
Ttinnoy Will Have Readied I Hie opportunity depends simply up-
Million Goal, Dempscy
Through for Good
' if Me Loses.
(AMuriaM !'r.-M I.! Wirt-)
NL'W yoiiK, Auk. 4. TIih h.?c
oimI I'ltl.'iotlc of On; l)eniim'y-Tuu-ri-y
hat tit' for Iho worlds hHivy
weif.ln cliauiiiloiiKhlp limy bo tin;
lasi ring tMiaj-'i'iiH-nl for both nrin
clpulu, ulanllng uh ihiH Idea may
Hft-m hi an i-ru of mf 1 Mori dollar
pUI'MCH.
Ho far ns Tex Kickunl fa con-foriH-d
1.1m jiOKMlbllity may lift Mis-
...... h-im .n. n.i ,..r i.-x iHi mocoullor-s. Thov nn iu ,lr..tnl,
. . . i (M'.s! IOV MIT tin I'lnsmi In lnrvsinl
wltli a larvicldc, and tlm planting
anolbcr heavywedght nxiravaganzu
III lltliS, bill tllO IIOllOH ptTHlHtH,
ijcvcrlhclf-HH, that jieliber Tummy
nor Ur'iiipscy In anxious to prolong
his rliiK career.
Tummy, whose taslcs run
counter to tho blaro und kIuiv that
Kocs Willi tho hoavywolirht lillf.
liv(ucntly has lold fiion-is Hint 1m
inU-nd...! lo banK up 1,1s kIovoh , mi)o oj, lfl J(1 ,
J "I , "!H, ni ,,,,n; U? l"y l'mii. ne ounce of
U.Y.L cV-n au. V i i. ' oli !'l"ly used will cover fifteen
III., n i , r'iVi,.. . ii i m,,,Iire I,M'L i'nsvent breeding
"... ' " ..mi uui n JieoH
of top minnows to eat the larvae
Tim nio.srjniio tan only be exter
minated by desiroyliiK all breeding
phu.es, drainage all standing water
and marshes, and oiling all of the
breeding places every two or three
weeks following high water. Three
limits of kerosene to two partH of!
hardest job wub In 11)14 when lie
pulled eight women from the Mis
souri river after their boat hit a
snag and went down.
On July 4, 1922, GoIiih van nfu
guard at Fairmont Puik Lake.
Dining the day 5,000 persona swam
In iho big lake. .From U o'clock In
the morning until 0 at night (loins
was pulling sinking swimmers from
TUB CALIFORNIA OKICGOLV
POWER COMPANV.
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1 VV
o out s 1 1
million. In hand, of course, Tnnney
may deride another will be useful,
providing he again defeats Dernp-
sey. If he loses, Tummy might be
more In a mood to retire than
otherwise, perhaps lo lake up the
political eareer that lias interested
him at limes.
Uempsey is more likely to quit
me ring, win or Ioho, than Tunney,
most observers believe,
Dempsey's prima object In re
turning to action was to win back
(be crown he wore and prized so
highly for seven years, lie might
have retired last fall had he suc
cessfully' defended It ngainst Tun
ney. Well fixed financially, I be
erstwhile Mnnassa mauler, If vic
torious at Hiioago probably would
decide he had had enough of the
fistic life and retire on his Inurels.
If he is as decisively beaten as he
wttB lust, your, -there' In small doubt
it will be DenrpHey's last fight. Do-,
feat would ' leave lit t lo basis on.1
which to erect another comeback!
effort. 1
of 4 Pacific Coa
FORD
St
Dealers
use and recommend Vecdol Forzol
EVERY Ford dealer knows what every Ford owner
ought to know the Ford requires a different
kind of oil, designed exclusively for Ford use.
That is why 75 ?o of all Ford dealers on the Coast
use Vecdol Forzol and recommend it to their cus
tomers. Vecdol Forzol is the high quality Eastern oil
compounded specifically to meet the dual problem
of Ford lubrication. Fly correctly lubricating both
the motor and the transmission, it gives these eight
definite operating economies. Vecdol Forzol: '
1. liliminiitcs clutter suves b.tnJs
x- ' 2. Gives 10 to 25 saving in gasoline
... 3. Gives 10 to 25 ? saving ill oil
i. Reduces carbon 10 to 2V
Z. , 5. ltcduccs repair hills
l' ;' . 6. Kcsists fuel dilution
"; 7. Increases ability to coast
8. Kcsists destructive heat nml friction
' Try this oil that 3 out of 4 coast Ford dealers '
use and recommend. Stop today at any orange
! arid black Vecdol Forzol sign. Ask for Vecdol
Forzol by mime.
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation, San Fran
' . cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.
; DEALERS: Hulk Minn "f Vmlul nmncls is nw av.iilihle
i to oivr 1300 imitiittitl (ities ,itni towns on the Pacific Coast.
; ; La quartJ
AEEDOL P
V TV.- r.
f It frt lets than i ernt qu.irt to shift V'trdal .itr.l I 'rtM Tonal tn
the Padfic Coast. Xhrn)oubMy'eedolyoup.iyorqultlti)Mo!jnbt.J
t NEWS AND VIEWS J
t OF WOMEN t
SCHOOL 10 DIVORCE FOE' '
lUTON- JlOUaid. Ja. Aim. (. -
Louisiana has a new form of "di
vorce Insurance!" L . (
Approximately 10,'doO 'Mills,' po
tential life-mates of as many
"Jacks," are learning the vocal Ion
of permanent home-making under
the direcllon ot Alius Clydo Mob
ley, supervisor of homo economics,
They put their theories Into ac
tual practice In 81 model cottages,
which an? pint of the slate high
school pystqiu. The girls work
out all tho. pioblenis of home eeo
nonilcs. tiviiftig from cooking and
sewing (p houso heauliflcalion and
landscape, gardening.
"The jxv.r. reign has not hurt our
work," M isB Mobley says. "Our
modern nirls are as Interested In
their work ad any reasonable
grandmother would wish. Kee
thorn nt work ami you have the
best possible answer lo the moans
of those who bewail the fall of
youthful Ideals."
WOMEN WIN ALL OFFICES
CWOZU.lKt:. Poland, Aug. 4.
Xol a single man has been elected
to the town council In this year's
voting. Tho women swept Into
I'Vl'l'V nflh-n Itv nvm-U'lmlmlnu-
Ijoriiies.
During the recent elections in
(talieia women penetrated every
town council. In Minulewice (here
were two lists, one headed by a
local school teacher and u Ukrain
ian pastor, the other hy their
wives. When the smoke of Ihe
election cleared up I be women
were all found to be victorious.
hy clearing ditches of
grasses and weeds, and doing away
with Htagnant water. Waters which
cannot ho oiled should he treated
with a larvicide. A good larvl
cide mado from tobacco can be
bought. Paris green Is also used
as a larvicide in the proportion of
one part of Paris green to three
parts of hydrated lime, soap stone,
or dust. This is blown on the sur
face of the breeding place. Bodies
of water which can neither be oil
ed nor treated with a larvlcido can
lie kept free of mosquito larvae hy
stocking with lop minnows.
Male mosqultos are vegetarians.
Pemale mosquitoes ar the biters.
The females have developed a taste
for blood and Indeed blood has he-
come Indispensable for the full de
velopment of their eggs. Hemeni
bering how ail Important the gen
erallve Instinct Is we can well un
derstand why Ihe mosquito will re
turn again and again to obtain her
fill or this llfe-perpetualing fluid.
The most, effective means are
those which destroy the breeding
places of the mo.squito and prevent
their multiplication. For the best
results both community and Indi
vidual efforts are necessary. The
individual attacking the problem
on his ewn premises can do much
not only to rid his own immediate
neliliborhood of mosquitoes, hut
the example thus set will perhaps
stimulate his less enterprising
neighbor. Largely reducing the
number, of mosquitoes will make
life move pleasant, and eliminate
the diseases which they may carry.
Bobby's Start
'pife-p
Kx&'s. ma AH- I Doim--t) MO-hum". OwtY MINE ' BuT I PROMISED. AU -
.Vf;' A To bIo'! J GO Ta ' edol WcHUM J TILL TeN AND H6 HIM'PUH
GE Thfrs s al fgeS, He's in A "J"-1- A l Kweoi it! He's left his
. on The Air noo( (ou&h1 ; TeRn.i8L6 I Cc") J?e ' J &o-0S at home - and )
ls Dies d voice. To- 7 oseaToRt (comh)S I ne'3 jmoKikS owe or Th&sf
s 1 ' f gentlemgaj of7 NIGHT'. J V FROM (COUGH ) SOThEf OfiAICTTES THAT
"fti- ft fJ'
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The Smoothe?- and Better Cigarette
. . not a cough in a carload
1927, I'. Urillird Co., lilt. I7U)
(N'KA Service, London llureau)
Bobby Jones, who nabbed the
British golf championship honors
for Atlanta for the second time, is
shown here driving from the first
tee in the tournament at St. An
drew's Scotland.
Balked Siege
OeZO !
NO WASH DAY "BLUES" HERE
ltlUMlXCHAM. Mug.. Aug.
Much f the dreariness and
"blues" of the family washday will
be eliminated for housewives by
IlinninnhiMirs 'municipal laundiy.
largest of lis kind in ihe world, in
which a washing which ordinarily
requlivs a whole day will consume
less than two hours.
The cost of washing for a fam
ily, of five will be about one shill
ing and sixpence, or about -10
nts, including soap and soda.
Hiniiiimhnm's laundiy wilt onen
in Ihe fall. A housewife will b"
ibie to place her soiled clothes fu
a power driven machine, then into
a hydro-extractor to remove mois
ture and finally into a drying
closet. Her only work, bi'sidi:;
In-hitting her hamper of laundry,
will he to pull two levers and turn
two laps. Motor driven mangles
and electric Irons w ill also be
available, as well as special facili
ties for eloihhiy likely lo lost
color In washing.
FAT CLUB ADMITS WOMEN
COXSTANTINOPLK. Auk. 4.
Smh Is the prom-ess of feminism
in the new Turkey lluil women
have demanded and pained admis
sion to the famous "Knt Men's
club" of Slainbmil.
Plenty of women have shown
willingness to acknowledge a
weight of 200 pound;' tho only re
quirement for admission -for olns
itv siiil ranks hitch as an attribute
of oriental bounty, despite Innodue- I
Hon of Parisian styles and other ViWtfnAvn.Taafc iniifof
phases of Kutupean culture. When 39 marines held off a force
The clubs Him, ns stated fu its, of rebels in Nicaragua lately until
constitution, is to obtain for- its . rescued hy marine corps bombing 1
menioers uie priMingo or standing planes. Major G. D. Hatfield, here
en trolley ear ilntlonns Instead of shown, was in command. The siege
having to wedge their weight into was staned at Ocotat, Nicaragua.
MANY BUSINESS FARMERS
KEEP SET OK FAKM BOOKS
"Many farmers, being business
men, keep u set of books to deter
mine whether Limy are operating
at a prolit or a ioss," said Frank
ij. Itobiuson, assistant professor of
accounting, in an Interview for
Oregon newspapers.
"It tho business farmer Is oper
ating at a loss a properly kept set
of records will tell him why he is
Josing money. I-Iu will compare
the operations of one year with
thoso of other years. Thus, If ho
keeps ills various enterprises seg
regated he will know what is los
ing his money and which, enter
prises are profitable."
A farmer need not lose all he
has without knowing it, explained
Professor Kobinson. Ho may dis-1
continue unprofitable ventures and
add those that are profitable.
-'Extensive records are not nec
essary," continued Professor Hob-
lUriou. "A record ot all cash re
ceived, Its source, all cash paid
out and what It went for are
enough. At the close of each year
a statement Is prepared showing a
list of assets and liabilities. From
thi3 he determines his net worth
and how much lie has gained or
lost.
-'If he should desire lo know the
profits or losses ot any particular
enterprise he keeps u labor report.
If he has livestock a feed record
will be used."
Farm Reminders
Oregon and other north Pacific
filberts of the Barcelona type will
be marketed as North Pacific lo
distinguish them from imported
Barcelona nuts. The DuChllly and
other long sorts will be sold as
Long North Pacific. Complete
grades have been established and
copies will be mailed on request to
L.. J-;. fachuster, secretary-treasurer,
of the Western Nut association, O.
A. C, Corvullis, Ore.
Woodmen of tho World, Camp No. 'Knights of Pythlasi Alpha Lodg
125 Meets In tho Odd Fellows
Hall in . Roseburg every first
mid third Monday evenings. Vis
itins neighbors always welcome.
M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
no
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Uunrau, Jocol of
flee, Hoseburg, Oregon, 24 hour,
ending 5 a. m.
Kelnttve humitllty 5 p. m. yes.
ti'itlay 21
Preclp. In inches and hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday 1)3
Lowest temperature last night 60
Freeijiitatlon last 2 hours ....
Total precipitation since first
month
Normal precipitation for this
month 32
Total inecip. from Sept. 1,
.19211, to date 35.90
Average preclp. from Sept. 1,
1S77 - 34.10
Total excess from Sept. 1,
1926 1.80
Average precipitation for 49
wot seasons, (September to
May. inclusive 31.13
Forecast for Houthwest Oregon:
Fair tonight anil Friday, somewhat
cooler.
ARTHUR w. wan.
Meteorologist
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Union Encampment No. 9, I. 6. O.
F. Meets fn Odd Fellows Tern
pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
C. F. CRAMER, C. P.
BEN PALM. H. P.
CARL W. OHMAN, Scribe.
United Artisans Meets la.K. P.
Hall first and third Thursdays
Visiting members always wel
come.
CONSTANCE BLACR, M. A.
Mildred Mcculloch, TreaB.
BELLE STEPHENSON. See.
W. 6. M. L. Meets "in Moose half
first and third Fridays at i
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
. MARION SHAW, S. It.
JESSIE CALHOUN, Rec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Treas.
I. O. O. F., Phlletarian Lodge No,
8 Meets in Odd Fellows Tero
pie every. Friday evening. Visit
Ing brethern are always wel
come.
W. J. BURKE, N. G.
A. J. OEDDES, Rec. Sec.
J. B. BAILEY, Fin. Sec.
Pythian 8l8termpquaTtlim"pTe!
No. 4. Meets the second . and
fourth Monday evenings of eacl
month, at the K. of P. hall. Vis
ltors always welcome.
HAZEL RAST. M. E. C.
EVA MARKS. M. of R. C.
MAY E. PARKER, M. of F.
Job's Daughters Ni s. Moetl
first and third Fridays at 7:30 n
m. Masonic Temole. Master Ma
sons mid O. E. 8. members at
ways welcome.
ELIZABETH ABRAHAM. Secy.
No. 47 MoetB every Wednesdiij
In Knights of Pythias ball, 33t
Rose street. Visitors always wol
come.
GEO. R. WARE, C. C.
ROY O. YOUNG, M. F, "
E. E. WIMDERLY. K. R. S.
O, E. S., Roscburo Chapter No. 3-
Holds their regular meetljig on
the first and third Thursdays v
each month. All sojourning broth
ers and slstors are respectfully
invited to attend. '
MYRTLE BOND, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Soo.
K. O. T. M. Meets eacn second
'-ami fourth Thursday of each
mouth, in Maccabee "hall,, cor
ner Cass and Pine streets. Visit
inir Knights always welcome.
L. C. GOODMAN, Com. '
G. W. RAPP. R. K. ;
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie RieetVTn
. Maccabee Hal, on Cass - street
on second and fourth Wednes
day evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock. Visiting brethern in
good standing always welcome.
.J. B. BAII.EY, Jr., W. Prfs.
GEO. STALEY, Jr.. P. W. Pres
B. V. GOODMAN. See.
Neighbors" of Woodcrart, Lllai
Circle No. 49. Meets on first
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037 L. O. Q
M. Meets first and third Wed.
nesdnyB of the month, Moose
Hall, 218 N. Jackson street. Clu
rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Via.
iting brothers we.loome.
JOHN E. FLURRY, Diet d
H. 0. PARGETER, Sec.
JNO. M. THRONE, Treas.
W. B. Ab. tw"..Roseturg R
view No 11. Holds regular mees
lngj on second and fourth Thurs
days at 7:30 p. in. Visiting sia
ters invited to attend review,
Maccabee Hall, Pine and Cast
MRS. HELEN HUFFMAN,
JESSIE RAPP. Col.
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41,
I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fel.
lows Temple every week on Tue
day evening. Visiting member!
in good standing are cordially In
vited to attend.
ELSIE RUSSELL. N. O.
GERTRUDE HATFIELD. R. 3
EMMA LENOX. F. S
A. F. & A. M.. Laurel Lodge No.
13. Regular communication sea
ond and fourth Wednesdays eacl
month at Masonic Temple, Hose,
burg, Ore. Visitors welcome.
F. P. CLEMENS, W. M.
W. F. HARRIS. Sea '
ond third Monday evenings, in Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M.-i
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple,
All members requested to attend
and visiting companions wel
come.
W. O. BURT. High Priest
W. v. HARRIS, sec.
K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
invited to attend.
IRA TAYLOR. O. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk.
8. P. O. Elks, Roseourg Lodge No.
326. Holds regular comuiunlca
tlon nt the Elks Temple on eacta
second and fourth Thursday,
each month. All members re-
. quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
Invited to attend.
H. W. BOOTH. E. R. '
DOUGLAS WAITE. Sec.
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: lodge directory x
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
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n'la1 5 it " w" -
In the midst of her difficulties with her moth.r i.n .. . .
McPherson of Angelu. Temple. Los Anaeles. start. , Z. AV"??-U J'P e. Aimee Semple
. a commanicatioi standing In the first of an expected 110 cars or "boats" of the ''Four Sou.r. o.-.i T i. . ' how hei
2nd and 4lh Thursday, These are to serve wrecked souls In Los Angeles as Hd i . t.. ! ,. .. . p5, Ll,e L,ne BriBde.'
Masonic Hall. cars of members. ngeies as do the tow cars of automobile clubs the wrecked