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TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Dally Except Sunday by The Newi-Rovlew Co., Inc. "
Th Associated Prus Ih .;ltilvuJy entitled lo the live for republi
cation of ull iiivm dltiputiiUes credit fid to It or out other win credited In
tliU pitpur and lu all luuul iiowu publlnhed heroin. All rigbu uf republic
tlon of dtaimtelit heroin ttr utHu r nerved.
B. W. JiATES
JiJBKT O. BATKS.
..Ppsldeui it ml Managor
...Secretary-Treasurer
JUniored an secoud class matter .May 17, Jt0, a, the poat office at
Uoneburg, Oregon, under thu Act ot Man-h 1, 1879.
ppurjE
memm
"3y IPEUTg.'B'ATES'-e
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Sally, per year, by mall
JJaliy, six mouths, by mall
JLMiJy, three mouths, by mall ; ,
AJaily, single month, by wall . ,
ajaiiy, by carrier, per month
-14.00
- 2.00
1.00
.60
.60
ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927.
DOWN WITH LAP DOGS.
A few days ago tho annual convention of the National
-Cosju huts' tpsocintion was held in Kansas City, and Kansas
City therefore became the temporary style headquarters ol
the country. ;'' ' i ' '
From this august body, in convention assembled,, came
alanmiiib' news. The news pertained to the next fad of
iashion which it is said American women will indulge in.
"",' As the convention bulletin describes it, this new fad will
decree that every woman seeking to be in style will procure
and carry about with her a doll whose features are to be mo-
doled after the features of tho woman herself. This dull
shall have a wig, furthermore, imitating the coiffure of its
mistress, and On all occasions this doll shall wear clothes of
, the same cut and pattern as the lady herself. Lap dogs and
lap cats and lap monkeys and lap raccoons will all be dis
pensed with, and the doll double will come in. ; .'
'. This ia interesting, but rather awful to contemplate, es
pecially from the point of view of the gentleman who viill
i loot the bills, for it will practically double the overhead on
i leminine upkeep.'; A new tea gown for the lady of the house
will mean a new tea gown for the doll. A new diamond pret-
ly or a new pearl necklace birthday present for the better
half will mean ditto for dolly. ' . : . ; '
7 Such prognostications as these make it look like a hard
winter ahead for indulgent husbands and butter and oir
men. ' : ; j ,';!:! 1 j ' j (
It is a good thing for the fashion dictators to rally hoy;
and then in other, spots than New York, and the trek of tin
customers to Kansas City was good for the country, beyond
: a d)ubt. It is rather surprising, though, that in practical
.,IOtii8a,Qity such fol-de-rol could be concocted.!
- -What ;tlvp country as a whole would like 16 bco would be
a-fltyte 'conclave -ty Cheyenne, Wyoming, -whicircoiild assimi
late hoi-se sense' aiiU Jiand down a decree making it frfshion-
able for wonien of leisureto h)t'6 children. ' '. j .
- . ,Ji-0 r ,'!.':. .' !'
, , ; MAKING Til hT AIR SAFE. ! . : J '! .
The national Jiiania fbrlli'olding confefenefc fibont every-
- thing that needs fixing or doesnjt need fixing has 'resulted
in-a general feeling of misgiving whenever ji now .conference
.is '.announced, but Williami Hale Thompsoil's iiroposed eon
: lore'iico to find ways for promoting public confidence in.njr-
itlanes has a real job cut for itsolf. 1 - I
-Of foremost importance, this: conference must agitato
- for 'condemnation br all 'unsafe planes,' and must set up an
airplane inspection service to which must be submitted- the
..Hying time records of all planesl , ' ' ' ) )' 1
' When the Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the. 'Promotion
of; : Aeronautics sent .out a summary of flying time for the
past year, the statistical report was as notable for its blank
spaces and cstjrout.es as it was for exact information. - ,
kj Artjiyj iriivy, and coast guard ' flying, were accurately
tuLulafod, iof the services keep 'close tab on their work, am
.when a plane has flown its allotted hours, it is junked. Com
Mtirclal flying, too, was fairly well estimated. ' '' ' ' ' ''" '
But in addition to these two classes of aerial navigation',
there are maliy private owners concerning: whose operations
neither tho Department of Commerce nor .the Guggenheim
Fund has accurate information. Where these individual op
erators got their planes, how long they have flown, how
safe they are, and how sale they are not, there is no way ol
knowing, l'.efore the public risks its neck to any appreciable
extent, it should have ample assurance that the joy-riding
taxis of tho air are fit to fly.
..,,' For the second successive summer a county health offi
cer has hoisted the danger signal over the swimming hole
m the South l!mpiua river at Umpiiua Park. Tests of tin
water reveal pollution, as they did last year, and the source
ol the impurity either wholly or for the greater part is
probably the same: excreta from livestock pastured uloin
the course of the stream. Apparently there is no remedy
lor the situation. The only alternatives for those who
would swim in pure water are a natatorium in or near the
city or a trip lo the North I'mpqua river. The first would
involve a considerable sum of money, with decided uncer-
lainty as to profits. The second may become an ultimate
necessity for would-be bathers if serious illness should re
sult from continued use of the local swimming hole in do
fiar.ee of official warning. From the extent of the patronage
oi' the swimming hole last summer and again this summer,
it is evident that a large number ol' persons refused to take
tho official pronouncement seriously. Perhaps nothing short
of an epidemic w ill convince them. And until there are seri
ous results, if ever, it is sale to predict that the 'ole swiiu
niin' hole" will continue to be as popular as ever as a Mecca
for local bathers.
The fact that Coolidge "does not choose to be a candi
date in lfKJH" means-nothing to a lot of influential politicians
wlio are now endeavoring to coax him into the race. Mos'
people seem to be of the same mind in reference to the presi
dent's remarks that' he does not intend lo seek the nomina
tion for president and o'l'forts to coerce him into the race
vill not meet with any degree of popularity. The president
has said a mouthful, so why not let it go at that.
o
Now, we have it from some astronomers studying I he
titin thiit Old Sol is liable to "blow up" any minute. Then.
Again, thoy State the "explosion" might not occur for a mill
ion vears. We'll put our faith in tho last conclusion. All we
nsk from the old boy is to cool dov, n a little
Tha more wo see
Of some people
The more ....
We like ,
' Our da'wg.
The Hawaiian air derby la on to
day and we take pur derby off to'l
the fellers who have the inleutinal
fortitude to race through the ozone
to a two-by-four Island in the mid
dle of the Pacific.
.
The mercury also hopped off to
day, settino a now altitude record.
-,
The Prince of Wales used a
pitchfork yestiddy but we'll bet he
dropped it soon as the movie cam
eras quit clickln'.
Sacco accepted a cup of beef
broth and broke his hunger fast
yeatiddy. Wasn't tiat a heroic
thing to do? -
.
Wo note that the nun. Is gonna
blow up. If the dern thing doesn't
cool off within the next day or two
we're &orna blow tip. r
, I
. Some kind reader brought ye .ed
in a me6s of musk melons today.
Now if some kind soul will step
up and take out the 6eeds we might
have enough strength left to eat
'em. , - '
.', . ' ' ' '
While hangin' a picture this a. tn.
your correspondent slipped off'nt a
chair, and broke a -coupla the ten
comr.mr.drrentc. , As . tha picture
wasn't scratched all is serene :n
the household, provin' a, man ?la
never a prophet In his 'cWn liame.
i - 'i .,
This Is the time of the year fer
tlin bum vccalisto to git on the
radio programs. The lisnenln' pub.
cotiifiiiHslon ahull represent labor,
Mic tliu emplu) era uiul I lie Ihlrd
.the Htalu ut large. Prior lo lila up
lioliiiiiient Kiugeruld. wuk for eight
and unc-lialf yenru deputy atate -labor
coiiuiilHsloiier. 1'ur 35 yearn he;
luiu been u member of Die Interna-':
llomtl ClKur Mnke.-K Union unit for
Heveu yeura was fourth vlce-presl-.
dent of that organization. Aa a
aiFinber of the Portland executive
board ditiinK the administration of
Mayor UuhIiIIkIiI in JD12 and 1UU
r iUKeralil was chairmitu of the po
lieu committee, in lnH he was
Krnduated from the Xurlhweat Cul
lego of Law.
EASEE4LL
NEW MARCELLER
A. 01. PenniKon who operates' the
ileauty ilarber Shop at Myrtle
Creek hua aa expert marc-eller In
W. 0. Fuxatii, who will do tills
work. Special equipment for treat
ing scalp diseases. Ladies and ' Chicago
STANDINGS
OF LEAGUES
(Hy The Associated Press.)
V. I.. P.
Oakland :.ts 6t
San Francisco b2 til
Keattle 7S 6a
.Sacramento 71 72
Portland . 67 74
Hollywood Uti 7S
Alisalous 1,4 80
SO
Los Angeles
National
Kent' hair cutting a specialty.
STATE TRAINING SCHOOL
HEADS ARE MARRIED
(Awmitlateil I'rcM Lruwl Wire)
-KALF.M, Ore., Aug. 1(1. it 'lie
uiiuo known iieru luuay liiat L. M.
tillhi'ii, fiupcriulendonl of (ho Htate
o-ainlng school for boys and Mrs.
V.T.l Tucker, matron at the school,
weit married last Sunday In Port
laii'J. The wedding ceremony was
pcn'nriiied hy Jtev. II. II. flrilTia,
)mster of the , First Christian,
church. In. his auuly. M7. aud Mi-h;)
Gilbert are Hpen:ting tlielr honey
moon at Mount Haluier and will be
at home at tile school after August
22. , : , ...'.'
Pittsburgh ...
tit. Jxiilis
New York ....
Cincinnati ...
1 urooklyu
lloslou
Phlladeiiihla
American
New York .........
WaKhiugtoii
Detroit
Phlladeiiihla ....
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
'Huston
08
W.
68
63
61
Hi
411
. 47
44
W.
7!)
05
'60
60
53
47
41
36
.6-M
.ti ,M
.oli'J
.4117
.475
.4.r,li
.411
.371
L.
40
45
47
(0
01)
64
Oli
68
V
33
45
48
Dl
58
61
68
74
Si
"CTOOY UAL CACU&AM PICTURES KN!Cti
.401
.123
.41ii
.376
I'.
.705
.501
.6511
.540
.477
.423
.376
.327
WATER FOWL DISEASE TAKES
. TWO MEN, TO WASHINGTON
( Aoiriull rreia l-Paicl Wire) j
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 16. L.
T. Jesufi, United Stalea .asaociate
drainage engineer of VVasiiington,
D. C, will . leave tomorrow for
KlumatU Falls to attempt to Holve
the myterious deaths of water
fowlK lu the fedei-al bird ' refugea
at Klamath and Mullieur l;ikea. Hay
C.Steele, United Slates game' war
den here, will accouiiiiuiy hlin.
o-
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Ilurcau Office,
Uoseburg,. Oregon. Data reported
by Arthur W. Pugh, Meteorologist
lie might think It Is just the static. I marge. ; , ,
- . i : llnrnme rfn nreSKiii'e (reduced
to sea level) 5 a.' m 30.00
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes
terilay (per cent)
Precip. in Ins. and
17!
Hundredths:
picture of" hisself In ;chapi,W'1"t,ln,,8,rlr0
U,Kr.rn,nrf n et . ''""pat temporaturo last night 63
tiny '
Normal, toinperaturo, for tils .
' Cal Cootld&e doesn't "choose" to j
amplify his remarks regardin' 'his i
not "choosln" to : run -agin. We!
think Cal musta glanced at a news
paper
and BombrarDf and decidedf to hot
take a -chance, with the fickle pub
Mo agin. . - . . ;1
ilAFE 'PERKINS SEZ-f-f)
"Soon as' it cools' off a Bit il'll
finish this colyum." ; i I . ! I
1 1 1 1 ; ,
NEW OREGON OFFICIAL IS !:
LABOR, REPRECENTjATiyE
C,w-latr.l I'rrsa l.ciiiivl I
I iSALICM. fire.. , Alls. III.- V. JI.
Fltceratd. who on July I em-reed-' Average seasonal bi'ecin1: feertt'.
ed v. A. Miir'sliall aa n iheniherjof j to May' lnpluslVe ..:..........T.;...31.12
tlin state' ImliiHti-inl' iicclilen't c(iin-( Forecast. -fbr 'sonlhWest O'regon:
mission., . represents, .iaa, .tiki Mar- Fair 'tonight and--W'o'.lnesilay,. Cem
Bhall, organled lalior. Tho law Iporafure above' nornlal with' low
nf ilhe humidity. ' r I I - i".
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
(Hy the Associated Press)
Including games of August 15.
National
llatliug 1. Wauer, PlrateD, .3S3.
Itims L. Waner, Pirates, ' 1)8. .
Hits P. Waner, Pirates, 173.
Doubles P. Waner, Plrales, 33.
Triples P. Waner, Pirates. 17.
Homers Williams, Phillies, 23.
Stolen bases Frisch, Cardinals,
33. ..-'
Pitching Penton, Giants, won 12;
lost 3. .
. American
Halting Simmons, Athletics,
'.;1. .- : .'; .......
Huns Gehrig, Yankeeii, 115.
HltR-QflbrlK,' Yankees, 164. ' .
Doubles Burns. Iiulians, 44. '
Triples Mnnush, Tigers, 15.
Homers Gehrig, Yankees,- 3S.
' ' Stolen bases Sisler, Browns. 24.
' Pitching Hoyt, ' Yankees, won
17: lost 4.' i "
Wee Bcouty'a plan sure sounJed
good. The whole bunuU blurted
Bfi-IUitB wood. The pelican that
brought the tools had turned and
liowu auuy. ha Id one, "lle'a bure
a dandy bird. I'll bet you Mcuu.ty's
wl.sh he heard. Now, if wo ull gut
buHy we ciui make thiu work real
Iilaj."
'i'tu-y gaiht'ii (I limbs from near
by trees and put them in a pile I
with ease. They lound a lot of!
anialt oaeu and' Home mighty oneu, '
IJ. too. Wee focouty stood and boss-1
.U3U ed the work and saw that no one i
rSJ I Hioimed to Kniili.-.ie realized tuev
oo'-S I ail must help 'cause there wan j
554 i heaps to do.
"I II do tha cawing." Clowny aaid.
The others shoult u, "Gu ahead."
And Clowny took the saw lu hand
and pushed it to and fro. He'd lay
the limba uion the ground and as
lie sawed, he'd tura thfin 'rotind.
It wasn't very long until he'd cut
a lot in two.
"Now find a spot of sandy loam,
where we can build this little
home," said Seouiy. Up spoke
Carpy then, and said, "heave that
to. me. I am a carpenter, you
know and very shortly I will show
you just the place you're looking
for, us pretty as can be."
The spot was very shortly found
right out upon.' the open ground.
Aud then they started building. It
was really lota of fun. They made -some
sticks stand right up straight.
When wired tog iH hue they look
ed great. Wee Coppy saii, "It
this keeps on, we soon will have It
done." (
"It's getting' late, but we can't j
stop until we've finished up the
ru?n JVrwettr8;,.ih- -heir fl. 'The shanty roof was' (Tfe Tinym.,.. mJ th.V
night." So. when the sun sank i finished and the whole thing look-1 ,-.ble Man in the next atary.)
READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE
i ..'-', 1
n'oi- ll,u Viin nf. wnrlr llm Tillies ed all right. ' ? .
Precipitation, last! 21 hou
Total precip. .since 1st mouth
Normal precip. for this month
Total precip. trom Sept. 1,
' 1926, to date'..'.. ...,..r.: 1.........35:90
Average precip. from Sept. 1, , "
1877 ; .... :,,'.,,,;,., ' '.tf4,21
Total excess' since' Sept. 1', ' '
11126 , 1.69
FvlAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
After h day 'of Idleness; marked
by the Bosron nravoH.' 12-U vic
tory in 10 innings over Phlladel-
was lii Rosebnrg Wednesday visit
ing friends and transacting busi
ness matters. XX:
- :
LADIES!
Have your hair permanently
waved. Appointments made. One
week, commencing Monday, Aug.
21, at Barnes Barber Shop, Cass
street. , . .
2 CARS COLLIDE NEAR'HERE;
OCCUPANTS - UNINJURED
Fred Ohe and G. K. Gruhn ot
Oakland. Cal.. and Mr. and Mrs. S.
"W. Babcock of SeuKl.de,' 1 escaped
serious injuries when' their 1 cars
collided about A mile and ' ti half
north of Winchester Monday after-
PERSONNEL OF
CONTESTANTS FOR
I trom Dallas. Texas', ;, to; Hpngkhng,
i China. . ,; y ' ; t I i , !
-o-
noi V PP17P nnO'''' Conrad Long,, of -. Colt's J Valley,
. v"""y .v&a a business vl:
(Continued from page 1.)
isitor in ithbj, city
.Monday alternoon. i ' .: . j ; f , ,
provides that one member :
Jack LockwilL'at Summer Camp
DI UlLBtK l M l M.N
' (Creator of Frank Mprrjwell) " ;:
phia, inlerest 111 the major league noon. The accident occurred when
races eelitered today on the Pitts- the Culilornians were ' passitm an-burgh-New
' York ' series, ' opening t other ear. The machine belonging
at the Polo Grounds. ' j to Mr. Babcock which was travel-
Tbe Giants are only one .game iug southward was completely
out of third place. The team has I wrecked. The other car was dam
won 14 out ol'-lts Inst 18 games. 12 j aged to the extent of a 'bent left
tit which were played on iho road, front fender ai::! bent axle and wo3
I'l'he Pirates, five full games out of I brought to the Hosebuig Garage tor
first iplacci hut only three games repairs.
ahead of the Giants, wnl be put to '' ' ' n '
a stirf test In the series. - : '
'' With -the Washington Senators
disposed xt. the New York Yanks
began - their final 1 western, trip,
meeting- first the White Sox In
I Chicago. Miller Hcgsius' club has
CARD OF THANKS'
The chase was watched by excited boys on the shore and the
float. Though they cheered their friends on, they soon saw that
the pursuers were not gaining oh the Indian lad, who appeared to,
be paddling calmly away without exerting himself greatly. Pros
ently. after he had toyed with the sweating white boys a while,
Longplne bent to his work and began to draw away with ease.
'
"What's' the excitement
over?" asked a solidly built,
middle-aged man, coming up to
a group of the boys. He was
Brick Judge, proprietor of the
camps.
"I'll tell you, Mr. Judge," said
Peewee Lannan, who was one
of the lads spoken to. "They're
trying to catch that Injun, who
busted a hole In our canoe."
iSsfcaSii'
a 1.1-gamo- lead In flint nlace.
lead too great jfor any rival to hope
to overcome. . '
Yesterday's One hall game was
marked by ,12 safe hlta. Jasnues
Kournier of Boston and Jimmy
Wilson of Philadelphia hit homo
runs. Five pitchers saw service.
We wish to thank our friends
for tho beautiful floral offerings
and their kindness in our .bereave
ment iu the death of our father.
.Mr. and Mrs, Karl Benedick.
, Mrs. Helen Gill. , ,
Mis. X. E. Gill. ,
... Mrs. It. T. Roberts. , , '.
, Jack Asher. , ... ; '
. , Charles Asher. ...
W. O. Asher, . ,
. Frank Asher. i , .
John Asher. , ,
pher and meteorologist of the-North f NOTICE TO vCONT RECTORS
Island naval air station . at ;.San I Sealed
niPeo Ti hv fiv a BuliI AirseJan the -Uoaril of Dlredtorii; dfchool
radial . engine, . Gosoline Opacity ' Oregon, at school bunding nt tam
400 salUtns oulTied in fwings aiHl Us Valley, Oregon ; on pteml er
luselage.' Wing. area 350 -square V "27, rt seven olotU m tor
fnftf lniir.: hi.lft hv tUn tautiunl , 'IlO Construction pf; ftj hSVt iBfhOOl
Airplane Works, l.incolrf, iSJebras-; bulklmg for Ulj.fcltqol ,Bi3lirlc.t
ika.. Pedlar: taclcodi IWilliani No. 21, uccrtrdiJig; Jo ,pUnjHnd
I Malloska; wealthy head 'dfhhfe Lin-i specif icat ons prerared by ;f Man-
colntPotroltum .Products' 'company 8. , w,nu- , miteeiM pponocK
of l-'IipL Mica. h'pii I Lining, .POrtUind. Oiregofi., $
; : e.-Chait'l- 'iWilliam I Parkjiurst, Wds t0 covorall Jabof jahfl?nia
of JLomiix,-; Ull . Stunt uiaommer-; lorliil for the general; )rk 00. tho
cial fiyer.i , fLvjnfft kUlil Kaipm C.j building separately frpnv imblng
Lowes, JiPeioria, lllvas:navIga- "I'd heutlng, and dlaipbiJig ianrt
tor.. OaiOg i. Air Kiutj biplaiw. ' bating to be included ;aiep:rato
Wright : radial motor. Gasojine bids. ' 1 -i - ,
capacity Ut , gallons i carried ; in 1 No bid will he considered unless
fuselage' and wings. j Hfing area 1 accompanied by cash, or bidder's
312 square foet.. . KntmiUs bathed , bond or certtftert'eh'eck in favor of
hy Peoria business men who havo ; George H, Trucmaw Chairman, for
withheld their ideiMlty an amount1 etpial to"at least ten
7. Ma'rtin - Jensen,'' Tot 'Honolulu; Xejii-tt the amduht bj(.HHfd
purchased a mouQiilane in . San! aunt to be forfeited in 'eja?q( pB fall
Francisco; lor $l4.00u( -and with nrp Wo enter into contract; ertd suf-
jfaiu acuuuer eiuereu nv: ructj. ; ncient nonu on tne pari -or nnv
CARD OF THANKS
t , Around the Count v J
4 We wish to extend our grateful
4 4 44j thanks to our good friends who of
fered cars, sent flowers and mes
sages of sympathy, and otherwise
offered aid during our bereave
ment, , Mrs. Mable Church
and family.
II. B, Church,,
and family.
George Church.
SOUTH DEER CREEK NEW3
Threshing is about over in the
South Deer Crfcelt district.
Jack Melton was fn town Tuesr
day morning attending to business
matters. .
, , Mrs. Elsie Kelly of South Deer
creek spent Thursday with Mrs. H.
.E. Blood, also of South l)eer creek.
Ray Blood spent Saturday in
town attending to business mat
ters. Miss 'Winona Trussell of Dixon
vllle and William Bailey of South
Deer creek were quietly married
August .10 at 2 o'clock p. m. Just
the bride and bridegroom's parents
and relatives were present at the
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Uniley
will go to Crater and Diamond
lakes and como home by way flf
Portland to see tho bride's two sis
ters, who live (here. They will
make their home nt the bride
groom's place on South Deer creek.
A weinie roast was enjoyed
Friday evening ny he Misses
rene and Lucille tiross of Hose
Helen Russell, Delorlse Boyle. Lo
liurg and Arline and Frances Mel
ton, Anita Carhelln aud Until Blood
of South Peer creek. Also Grant
Unyols, Morgan and Hill Russell.
Argus Father. Kenneth Alterhury,
and Allan Blood of Roseburg. and
Tom Melton, Dale Hatfield. Beech
t-r- Eminent and Ray Blood of
South Deer creek. All reported a
fine time.
W. G. Paul nf South Deer creek
was In Uoseburg Friday attending
to business matters and visi.ing
with friends.
, Sherman Conine. Beecher Ein
ert. Mrs. Kithy Blood. Ruth and
Kay Blood and Frank Betts spent
Tuesday evening Ht the W. B. Mi
tnu. Sr.; home at South Peer creek.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Vox spent
Saturday in town.
- Mrs. Gin, Co of South Deer i
creek left Saturday for Drain j
where she will visit with her par- j
cm f"r a few dav.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mellon. Jr..
His piano is equipped with a
Wright ' radial motor. Gasoline
capacity 3S0 gallons carried in
wings ant fuselage. ' Wing area
square feet.-- . Cruising . speed be
tween fld-llS miles pel- hour.
8. Arthur, C. Goebel of Santa
Monica, ( Cal. Backed 'by, Los An
ficlcG uiul Hollywood business men
whose 'idontty' Goebel refused to
reveal. , Flying alone in ,'Ti-avelalr
monoplane. Motor, Wright " radial
type. Gasoline capacity, 125 gal
lons carried in wings and fuselage.
Wing area, 310 square feet.
9. Captain William P. Erwin,
of Dallas, Texas: World War ace.
Accompanied by' A. Eiehwaldt.
They are flying a Travelair mono-
bidder whose bid ia p.cceptrrfli The
successful bidder fwill bo, required
to furnlnbiun1 apwoved surety com
pany -bopI In' the amount of j'fifty
per cent of the contract prfojp, to
insure faithful performance ht tho
work 'and payment for all labor and
material) said bond to cover do'tnils
mentioned 'iu the1 specifications.
Plans and specifications -may bo
obtained at tlie'oifiee of thfi Archi
tect. 44S Sherlock Building, Port
land, ': Oregon, or from- D. jj ;Iun
land, Oregon, or from R. J? lun
ton. School Clerk, Camas Valley,
A deposit '. of Twenty-Five
($25.0f) Dollars will' Tie required
of each bidder to insure proper
care and prompt return of draw-
plane, chrfstened "The Spirit of Ings and specifications.
Dallr.s." Motor, Wright radial
type. Gasoline capacity 460 gal
lons. Wing area square feet. They
are competing for the Dote prize
nn;l the W. E. Easterwood award of
$2R.ufN)'for the first aviator to fly
The right is reserved -to reject
any or all bids.
By order of tho School Board of
acnooi uiHiricc jo. li. i
T t TfSTTVT'f-rXT '
Clerk of 'SRid- District.
5
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
ti..... . mi.i.l,,. .ir." .-...rltd Lockwill. who had walked ui.
from the float. "It was another Indian who did that. Peewee
choked, thinking Jack would tM what they had meant to do to
Loncnine. He was amajed when Lockwill avoidtd tpeakmg c
Saunders' assault on the Indian boy and the subuoue.it attemct
to whij him on his tore back with tht hickory ;wilcii.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
I'bnae 4SS Masulc DIdg.
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