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SUTHERUN HAS
ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 26," 1927.
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Best C. and H.;'Che,
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Pineapple
Broken Slices,
Large No. 2 can
Pink Salmon
2 tall
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r E
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Raisins ftkPay . -35c
Maxwell House Coffee
i ib.
can
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Grape Juice 'SL - 27c
Blue Ribbon Malt Syrup y 79c
I Pabst Malt Syrup g . 69c
Citrus Washing Pdr !8e 24c
j Laundry Soap K Wonder 19c
I Palm Olive Soap Le. 13c
Fly Tox
Rex: Roast Beef 27c
Jewel Shortening yg, 64c
Crisco-- '-' ' -38c
Chi ese ciStSTT1 ' ' 28c
Pint
bottle
64c
. Panunv 2 on-lb
23c
Common Mason and Kerr
Regular Fruit Jars ! ;
' - 82c
mum
1 fPints per' dozen
-'" '.1 ,
Quarts per" dozen " r-
ffee'-VagM8- 35c
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. ; "' ' , 300 WEST CASS STREET
LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY OPERATED
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THREE POUNDER. LEADS '
.';. ." COOLIDGE TROUT CATCH
i Associated 1'rea -Leased Wirt)
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK, Wyo., Aur. 26. An all-day
fishing trip yesterday seemed only
to Imvo whetted the appetite of
President Coolldge for angling and
' alter DreaKiast togay no is consia-
eiliiB another juimt to Lake Grieb
.us his party preparcd-to move on
to the Canyon hotel. -
The beautiful" lakes In tho'vlcin
Ityof the broad Yellowstone lake
have proved boo 1nuch of a lure for
''thoi'pi'csideht- au,d'-hisl-''prcp&red proi
gram has-pone by-the boards as
: I." . " "
he continued to linger In this 'vi
cinity. 'A (otal of ton hours was spent
yesterday by- Mr. CoolldBe in the
chase for trout - and his efforts
were rewarded by the largest
catch he lias made this season
a rainbow trout estimated ut three
pounds,. Enthusiastic rangers esti
mated the fish weighed as much
as four pounds and II. . M. Albright,
superintendent of the. park, declar
ed the trout was tho largest catch
of- the- soason. .. ,
VISION OF EAST AND
WEST RAILROAD
Smhttrlin Is qutte excited . over
prospects of uu east autf west ruil
road through that place. At sev
eral times parlies of .surveyors
have been seen working In tbo
mountain district east of the town
and their presence has resulted in
much surmise. Tho Suthorliu Suu
comments on the situation us fol
lows: 1 . ' ''
Much speculation has been
aroused here the past week In re
gard to an engineering crew which
has been working for some lime
through the mouutuiti range east
of Sulherllu. Itumor bus it that
the engineers left Bond severul
weeks ago, since which time they
have been gradually working thru
the mouutuin region and big tim
ber toward Sutheiiln.
There were ' soveu euglucors In
the party and they carried three
tripods and olbor surveying equip
ment, and when they emerged from
the woods and bushes at the head
of Sulherllu valley ten days ago
with unshaven fuces ' and torn
olothos. they had the appotiranco
of having been long isolated trom
the haunts of man,
At the upper end of tho valley
they telephoned to Hoseburg lor
an automobile, which arrived here
later and picked them -up. On the
road three. miles east ol Sulherllu
the cur wua obliged- to slop on ac
count of lire trouble, and while iho
tire wua being- removed u citizen of
Sutheiiln ciuiie along m his cur
and ottered usslstuuce. This was
gladly nccepled in the lorm ot
"stickum" for u patch on an inner
tube. . . '
While repairs wore being made
one of the engineers recognized
tho Sutherllu citizen ns nil oltl
friend whom he had known years
ago in Walla Walla, Wash., und
they discussed old times. . Wheu
the Sulherllu man made inquiry
however, as to what the engineers
were doing m inis section, no in
formation was forthcoming. "We
are absolutely bound to secrecy us
from whence we came or whither
w6 are going, -. replied the - engi
neer. 'it would please me to give
an old friend information it 1 was
in a position to do so, but wo are
all sunder orders-do say nothing,
he .continued, ?v v:
-' A Sutherllu man who was ri
turning from the mountains cast
of Sutherllu Inst- rriduyi evening,
passed a half dozen automobiles in
the. vicinity of Htukle crock, nil
containing men who - were stran
gers In this - section. Tho cars
were proceeding In tho direction
of McCollum's old mill,, and from
equipment -noticed on some of the
cars the Sutherlin -citizen Is under
the- ImprosBionv that the men are
surveyors j
: it is gehefallyj known that nil
east and west road, through .cen
tral Oregon is- Qontcmplatod. Citi
zens of Grants Puss desire t-thls
proposed Voad to. tidewater, to go
through that city, and It is under
stood' that citizens -of Roseburg aro
also interested iii having ,the road
enter the-countyi seat town. . ,Tho
fuct that the engineers! have boon
working on a route cast of Suthor
liu and the further fuct that there
is -approximately ill miles of stan
dard roadbed running ; east und
west through this valley, ready lor
tieB and rails, would indicate that-Sutherllu-
is -being- considered- as a
route ' for ;tho proposed road. ' -Tho
roadbed running east and wost,
through Sutherllu valley was built
several! years ago by the Roach
Timber company :Ostenslbly in con
Tnectlon wllh'dcvolopment of 55.UUO
ucros of timber of the company
east of Sutherllu, but tliero has
long becn-a- persistent rumor that
tho Hill interests wore interested
in tills 11 miles of standard rail
road grade. . '
Eat ' barbecue -Sandwiches and
'lye forever. - Brand's Road' Stand.
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I AUCTION jMlEg
.'Twill sell at public auction at my place on Tenmlle Creek, five
miles west of Brockway, five miles southwest of Looking Glasi
. Tuesday, August 30
' Sale to' commence at 10 o'olock sharp.
One' farm 'of ' 160. eretv'40 acres under cultivation; fa'rm to be.
rented if not sold.
1 span of Marcs, good, sound
' work team. .
4 good young Milk Cows. .
1 yearling Bull.
1 Pig. ' .
100 Loghorn Chickens,
1 Fordson Tractor and Plow.
1' Mowing Machine.
1 Hay Rake. ,
1 Disc Harrow. "
1 Spike Tooth Harrow.
-'. 1 double Work Harness. .
' 1 31 Farm Wagon.
1'12-ln. Plow -.
' 2 Cultivators. t - ;
1 2-ln. Centrifugal Pump. :
1 4 h. p, Cuihman Gas En
, glne.
1 1 h. p. Gas Engine. 1
6 acres fine Mlfinesota Corn.
25 tons fine Hay. '
Garden Tools, Forks, Hoes,
etc. -. -
Household Furniture and Other Articles too Numerous to
. Mention.- -
' Terms of sale will be stated on day of sale.
Mrs. J. McAllister, Owner
Fred A. Goff, Clerk M. C. Radabaugh, Auctioneer
' BOOK ON MONEY v
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Truly Explained," -explaining truly
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times. Price, einifle copy, 50c, six
or moro copies 40c each. Satis
factory or monev back. Address
J. H. Morrison, Myrtle Crook, Oiu
Kon, or call at Koseburg Book
Store.
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STANDINGS
OF LEAGUE:
'. - - 1 Pacific Coast ,
' - , W -L.i Pdt
Oakland -............ M 0 .008
Seattle 87 M -.570
'San' Francisco ..84 C'J . . ,r4 9
Portland 75 . ,70
Sucrumcnto 7tl - 77
Hollywood 71 88
Missions 68 85 .444
Los Angeles ,..'......65 17 '.3G2
National
w. L. Pet.
Chicago 72 4C .010
Pittsburgh 08 48 .r86
St. Louis 07 46 .583
N'ew York ... :67 t2 .503
Cinclunati i. 62 CI .448
Doslon . .49 66 .426
Brooklyn 60 69 .420
Philadelphia - 43 76 .361
-- American
,4 '17
,497
.401
84 37
Pet.
695
New York
Detroit . 08 50 .596
I'lliladolphia .66 53 -.502
Washington 06
Chicago 56
Cleveland 63
SL Louis ...48
Boston
71
.650
.463
.438
403
-37 82 .311
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
(By the Associated Press)
Th Chicago tub today had a
better grip on first place in, the
National league as a result of
Charlie Koot'a 2Hrd victory of tho
I eapon. He blanked the tail-end
Phillies 8-0 and put his team thme
games it head of the Pirates.
8t. Loufs was Idle yesterday hut
is only a whisper out of second
place by virtue of the Pittsburgh
fere's the
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mi
ipurc sugar, with' all -their hcalthful'min
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uble in milk or water. '
-Pot threo heaping teaspoonfuls in -a glass
of Cold milk and shake Vigorously or beat
with an egg-beater. You have a delicious
rich chocolatey drink. ' Children love it.
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Ml.
Pirates breaking even In a double:
header against Boston. Kent
Greenfield pitched tho TJravea to a
G-l verdict in the first game. The
Pirates h pot tod Ray Krenicr to a
lead in the first Inning or the pec
urn! game tliut was enough to win.
8-1. '
Dazzy Vance finally received
something approaching good sup
port and he pitched Brooklyn to
a 2-1 win over Cincinnati.
Once again the mauling Yankees
net back the Detroit Tigers 8-2.
MacFayden pitched and batted
the BoMon Hcd Sox to a 0-4 win
over Chicago. Ho stepped In ,the
box in the eighth andctit down an
ambitious White : Sox .rally and
then singled home , tho winning
runs in the ninth. ,
Cleveland ran Its winning streak
to five gnmes by handing Wash
ington a 7-5 trimming.
Ty Cobb collected five singles In,
as msny times at hat anl led Phila
delphia to a 6-1 victory over the
St. Louis Brownii.-.-..
terod hllB yesterday, 'Hollywood
made It two straight over the Oaks,
4-0.
Seattle went .down to defeat
when tho Seals snapped out of It
and buried Seattlo under a 15, to
i score.
At Sacramento" Khnnr :"Specri"
Shea pitched Sacramento back hi-
COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS
Willi T)kk McCain holding Mm
league leaders to six widely scut-
to Iho first division whon ho hold
Portland to seven tills and a slit
Klit run, wliiniii)t 4 lo 1.
'Phil Welnort lei the AiikoIkiIowii
wlih nix unit I, -icul hits. The Mis
h ion Dells Kalloiwd oft with a 5 to
2 triumph.
Fish at Idleyid Park.
BOYS FROM HILL
MILITARY CAMP
TO VISIT HERE
GLENGARY AND GREEN NEWS
Mra. Jack Weaver lias been In
poor- heulth ri-c-ntly. ,
Orniulmn McCliiHit-y, ot Itosc
burit has been staying at Iho homo
of her son, D. C. Mcdhehey, while
Mr. and Mrs. Mcilhohry were on an
nuto trip to Washington, Idaho and
Montana. They returned homo
Monday an1 report a fine trip.
Krunk lletts in gathering his
prune crop.
C. Walter flroves Is nt Ills ranch
picking prunes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Orovos spoilt
Iho week-end in ltiiseliurK 'shop
ping and visiting relatives. -
(ilengary hud a large crowd nut ;
Inst, Hiimlnv afti-rnooii tu,h'.-ar "The;
Little MlnlBter." .-, I
MIhs; Harriet 'flroves - has re-j
turned htinie after a week's visit j
at The Dalles with her cousin,!
Mra, W. L. Nelson. , .,.' -
X. Y. Z."l
The Hill Military Summer Cump
Poys aro to urrlvc . in Hosehurg
August 29, ncconllng to atuioUnce
nicnlB received from their munugor
and will camp hero over night.
These boys aro under tho control
and supervision of the Mill Military
Academy of Portland which each
year condnflu- q summer camp In
which 1 the ' boys make a ' lengthr
tour.' to points ' ot 'Interest. Tha
ciiravan Ihls j'ear' left POrtlml
'July 7 anil-Wbht tO'Yellowstono Na
tional' park, then' through Idaho to
Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Tho caravan in.
eludes 'a largo traveling kitchen,
and a pasBcnger bus; together with
an equipment truck. The boys are
governed ' by military rules and
have been-given a great' deal ot
-praise' tor their orderliness. .
Arundel, piano tuner. Pftbnn'
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