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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1927.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,2, 1927.
-. ! TllB.NiqWiFREKpOM 1ft RUSSIA. ' !
J; 'J', t: i. ! i ; : L-ii .: ; .
It is hard to know the truth about "the new freedom in
TKucsia." So mtuij peoplu who go over there to report con
l clitioi.a have their preconceptions and find exactly what they
';tra after. ' ' ' 1 ' ' . ' '
l Cut recently at Tula, a small mining town near Moscow,
"fin incident occurred that tolls us practically all wo need to
,';Jnow about "the new freedom" and its limitations. ' '
The Russian government controls the metal works at
;Tula. The men had gone on strike and were threatening
-properly damage. An assemblage collected, s'louled "poyn
t'wilh the Soviet," and disobeyed orders to disperse.' ' '
rt (What would have happened to such n. gathering in the
J'VUtysoi' the czars? :The answer! is easy.! Police or soldiers
;;ould have fired into the crowd. There would have been
;;dcathrf, and not it few would have limped home Rearing the
vouilds of battle. . I . ' ! ' I , , , ., .
w ' What happened under the present "liberal" ruling
-'regime in Russia? ;Were the strikers told ' with1 words tliiit
"flowed like honey to "go homo and be good boys?" Were
thcy 'captioned by all the stiiiidards of the '"next 'freedom" in'
It(issi;i that strikes really ill the end didn't get anybody any-'
'thing and were a lot of trouble anyhow? , . ,(
-i Vhat happened was this; Sbviet militia opened up their
Iguns upon the strikers, and 15 of them were killed and 22
"wounded. r r ! ', ' , f . . I ' ' ( I ;
'; Ji ' It seems to make a little1 difference Who owlm the prop-,
z U I . 11 ' , . ;
; 1 CUtlA'THIS GOAT.' 1 ' "
U The sugar crop of Cuba'
rW)0 tons. President Machado now amiounces that the limit
ttot the next crop probably will tye fi.od'at 4,000(000. tons ,
j . This restriction is the result of 6verj)rodiictibii, the 'Cu
",'bans. having faced somewhat the same situation, that the
'SpWm faced through its' greut' cotton ', criop' of Jast. year, .'It'
fwould seeni logical to cut the supply to meet the demand. '.
n 1 1 lint hero another factor qilters. ,Otler countries besides,
PCiibil grow sugar. They get'betlaV pric.nsU'orlliheir crop as
'"a result of the Cuban restriction, but in these other coun-
'!er1s no effort is made toward
...'.V.?,, i. t, !... i i
'opposite is me ami 10 product', as iiiucn .i )u.5..iui mm ucuc---f
it by the good prices. . i ,
it Thus during the last year Whrltr C'u'ban companies were
Ifriving'not'SH'rosy n 'time ofi iti irt'oducers in other, countrips;
3?nxed flit ;on; the profits. Cuba has been the goat.-in-tliis.-
trtiiicial, t!inj)ering wif.lt prices, wnere mere is .no niono
l")oly 'Of 'ntliiply .is'not-the safest ,neasure, to use. '
"''' ' ' '' o- 1- ) :
:- Sneaking Of a showing of merchandise we do not believe
' that W, ;0slher conimuiiity in the stale outside, of Portland
.Tdisplays.any better or more complete' lilies that can be had
,-ight here in Rosiobnrg. Merchants of this city take n pride
. ' -,in handling all thq latest and most approved designs in both
'men's and : women's apparel and .their showing for fall
"eclipses all former, efforts. Fronv the most simple dress to
"the real elaborate can bo had here and at prices that ara.far
;;rbel0W the!' charged by rlikq institutions in largor compnin
; ilics. "Verily, the old-adage, that it pays to buy at home, is
;; a well established fact.
Former Robeburg ' Girl
I ''Cuffed" by Hazers. i S
' 11 r 1
Jane'C Mdnn Handcuffed
When When 6he Refused to ,
Rovc.il Hiding Pl.ice of Her'
Nuwly Married Slater. -
, i.. i. i i...
-pair of ancient handcuffs, .lane !
"'COKlKOll. IS. o( 92 Hast I'lltei-ll'll
... alreet last night walked linn Ilia
central police station and timidly
reiiuesled that Hie "hnrrlble
o' tlitucs" lie removed fitun heinele
lug linns, says the Morning Oiy
r gnulall.
After (he irons, for which no key
could bo found, had been . sawed
U ll'otu her wrlsls, tile gill lold ln-r
stoi y. 1
(iiace Cordfon. 22, hi
Klslel'. llilll
J. been married to Paul Leonard a(
v. the Centrnary-Wilhur clturll. ICuia ;
m KiKhllt and I'lne stieeis, early last
niglil. Alter the ceremony, lour
fy filends of the tiildegioont iiilempi-
,., cil lo spirit him away. Leonard :
v.llh bis bride of in minute uc-;
ciM'deil 111 eluding llle uuuilet by
sllppl.ig mil ill tmcK door., l.li'lili u-!
I., nnt lial.ker and I'aireliiieu Seeley, I
,v Tallierl and livw nkseireil. I lie i
1-couples plight and oilered aid.
Willi .alacrity Ihey leiipeil Into
.Qk . pollc ear and nfiev n lima ,
-ctviso succeeded In losing tin. pn I
; cuing lnacmnes.
J,'oileil. the Mends rui-lird luck
jTTi life rhmc'li ami atteinjilcd to
U learn (he whereahouis ol the new
wlywtuJs Ironi llli' bible's sister.
jlt.-c:'liiy. Illc.V ulllrrvd her lull et'.o
T refused 'to lain. I lnally th" ham - i
v. culfs were produced and elsnip. il
i- Hintl. I lie lour ineli in n leaving -
Jane alone, ininucuimi anu won
out a key. It was then Hull s!ej
- a pealed lo police for nltl.
"- Jusl where Hie new l weds went
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Pfllnlem Extraction
Gas When Desired
i Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 488 Masuic DMg.
NEWS - REVIEWIC
by Ths News-Revlew Co., Inc.. .
,l In 1, nr nnt nthrnluu a.I I r ...I in
May 17, ivm, hi thu punt ufflco; oi
, ,,, j in.
, i a.00
1 , , , ' 1.00
, . .6(1
tliis year' wks limilied to 4,500,-'
qunlailment'at all; rather the.
i- i ;i.i- i ur.
I ho otrtdoi'M rerusoil lo any.,- t i
Tho CiinlHon ainliMH' :um liotH
i wi'il known In - KiisoIiiii'k Imvlnn
i-isUli-il liei'u I'm- (vimh! yearn, In-
Irr vIkIIIiik fiVlliK'litly- Willi tlu!
uiiclc unit mint, .Mr. ami Ah. W.
I O. 1'n.v. 'Mr ami Mi-k. l.pdimiil
: nn-lviMl In linM'but'K liiKt. niKlu oil
I Iht'lr liniii-yiiioon ll-ip tuul mtol' tl
Ijiivl vimt Willi friiMiiiK mil --una
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In l'ort-
Arundul, piano tuuer. Puone 1S9-L.
PLANE WITH PRINCESS
THOUGHT WRECKED
(Continued from pago 1.)
and Colonel Miiichlu and tlielr
In-illreK iiMMHeiiL'Kr.
If luo piano alighted at sea,
whatever llojio exists hero Is based
on the rubber boat which Iho Si.
Raphael carried lor it was luUcu
lor granted tile plane would sink
quickly. It was renlir.eil, howinei'
Unit ibis boat would not be ox
peeled In float long it Iho sea was
rough. Neveillli-l.-ss the expeil
euro was recalle d of llairv (i.
Hawker, tha llrlthh tnlator, who
Was. rescued In mid-ocean by a
sleunier in May. 11)111. while en a
irnns Ailnuile night tniin SI. Johns
Ncwi'iiimillnnil, lo Ireland. It was
felt by some thai I be si. Kaphael
I crew might have been picked up
m a similar manner If they weto
. lorced do-.vn.
j . Woman Has Often Flown
Nothing could bring greater ro
lief lieni lelinhie m,w iti in,-
,.rs K, mu, for lipnrt fioin the
hiiumiio deslru in this respect.
then; it ntrnl mlmiintion lor Hie
I'lmk d( rrtnemis Low enitiirt
vrthotn., who In belter Known tn
fljiui? fh-clvs horn by hvr nmitleu
lU'lKtmlioii, Lmly Anno Siivtlh.
utHlrr whirl, imnio the Ihih imithl
1'iUc! in h nuinher ut fltMH In (he
past.
When n vnmor w rereivnl ilnn
tho plane hud lAmlud in- lo Hie
oastwiml or tjui-hee tt whh vhhU
lm! tliiit sttnlUr Hintuis eoiieertiiiif
Nuiik'fMur ami Coli ail lroM.-U
erouuilltf&e. ' j
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PICKIifS:
' 33V "PERT .TATE 5 l
; When, a feller
k Comes to the . ,
I Dally grind '
In the a. m. . ,
All f'llla pep
And visualizin'
The things that
Could and oughta
' Bo done to mal; . '
Roieburg a
Bigger and better
City and
You fin'lly
, pecide to work
Tboth and toenail '
To that end , '
And you are
Ju&t- brlmmin' over . j
With enthusiasm
t And fin'lly you
' Approach .
One of the staid ol'
, Business men
Of the village
And he kinda grunts
And says
"Well, mebbe
But I doubt It"
;Then is 'When
You feel! Just like ',
Takln' yer tent
And hlttln' fer
The tall and uncut
Goshamlghty , ; i ( i
There ain't a 1
Holuva lotta
Wonder that
The young bucks
Of the community ,
Kinda git , . .
Disgusted . ( j ) !
Now and then. 1
. ' I'
LAFESEZ '
"Them young' sprouto ace too
dern ambitious anyhov." , I
McKAY RADIO-TELEGFTAPri '
CONCERN INCORPORATES
I (.IHlx-lat
KAt'UA.MI.
it' l'rcif. Vj.bw Xyic) j
I0NTO, :Cal., Sept. h.
TIih .Mciuiy ftmlio ami Tulegrtipfi
uoiiiiuiuv which will iimmu tliu
wo-vid'S if Uie Fed oral a lid t'oslal
li-cial'li rom)iuilc ' i6day tllml
ai'lIoli'H' of inc-oi'pnrallon willi the
secrolury- of atalo. Tlio concern. 41
Sun FriinciKco cnloriirlao. 1h can-
llallziiil ut f2,(IOII,l)l)0. . .
llliucloi-H iiuim.-d in the dootl
iilntitif iin liido' Wllluid ,1'.. Smllh.
Sailbu.ru 11. Hlllllll, Mux flicUm aivl
.loll n i.M. Carhti'it'llt, all of lli'ilif
loy, itiid A. II. l(k-liai-lii, Sun Fnin
fclucrt, i ? I i i I , . , , ( j
In takliiK o'r.r lliij l-'t-ilpral bpor
atiiiK pliinta,- lliii now oonconi will
assume contiol ,ol HtalloiiH at Han
I''uiu(!lco .OakhiiMl, Urn AiiKoiuB.
San l)iogii,(i'Qilniu, Tacinii and
Seattle. ' !
l'lc'nty of rooi! ripe lonialoea,
well piicked. WIIIIiiiiih' JJIIIanl Gay
dpnir, i ; : ; ; : j ; ;. f t : t j. ;, r-
Jack Lockwill, the Lion Tamer
( ..i". f ! i BY GILBERT PATTEN
': (Creator of Frank Merriwell) . .
,Thb man looked like a very sick tramp. Standing in the middle
of the curving road, he held up his hand as a signal for the auto
mobile to. stop. "Get out of the way!" shouted Saunders, neither ,
slowing up nor turning out. The surprised stranger made an awk
ward attempt to save himself by jumping aside, but the. mud-fc
guard seemed to strike him, and he spun into the ditch, , !
"Great gosh!" gulped Wat
tles, looking back, white-faced.
"You hit him! You knockod
biin into the. ditch'." - "It served
him right, tho old fool!" said
Buke hoarsely.
When he attempted to rise to his feet, he found himself so wk
and shaken up that he fell back, with another groen. "The jig's
up!" he told himself dolefully. "I'm done fori I'm weed lion
tamer! I couldn't go into the cat " ' S0' Cts'emont m time
for the first performance.' The sound of a macyc:e BiwgM
him to his knees s the nuchine epearci. (T 8 ContlnwwJ)
A "POME"
; For Today
(Apologies to "Prune PicklnV)
A clutter of ice in the
kitchen
Some slobbers of Vnud on
! the stair, i
The cabinet dented and bat
', ' tered, . '.J,
' With needless wear and
tear. .'. " "
A bunch of slime in the
drain-pipe, . ;
The' food. with a tainted
smell; , -. '
Some call it Refrigeration-
But I would call it Hell!
But Electric Refri
geration Provided by Frigidaire,
Keeps everything sweet and
dainty,
Relieves the' housewife's
care, i '.. .,
Makes plenty bf ice for
father,
And keeps the kiddies 1
: well.
To return to the earlier.
method . . . i
I'd surely call that Hell! i
Ott's Music Store
i ; Agents for Frigidaire.' ,
COUNTRY CLUB' MEMBERS w
' ' 11
The Cup Tollrnanient will
be postponed i until Sunday,
Sept. lltb, aa' niany of the
lliembei'H will bfi away over
Sunday and Labor Day. ": 1 ' '
' -Tournament Committee.'
I. O. O. F ATTENTION
Social evening Wednesday,
October 7, 1927. All Odd Fell
lows and their friends invlt-
ed.
' ' ' ' ' :
Tho unfortunate man sat up
in. tho ditch,, groaning and
brushing the dust from hit
bleary eyes. "Devils on
wheels!" he cried weakly.
"They tried to kill me!"
1
I TI A CUTS k 7 T
DrjumiA,
STANDINGS
OF LEAGUES
; (By The Aasoclaled l'resa.)
Pacific Coest
W. h. P.
Oakland ,. 7 63. .cud
SeiilllB HH (i!) Mi
San Francisco 87 73 .511
Portland .. 79 79 .SOU
Sacramento SO SO .500
Hollywood ; 75 So .5(iti
Mission 72 SO .4-17
Los, Angeles GO 100 .375
National
W.
' P.
.590
.5S9
.60
.671
.454
.427
.425
.360
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
American
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit ;
72
73
69
70
55'
63
51
45
W.
89
72
G9
67
59
56
49
39
.706
.571
.552
.540
.476
.444
.392
.314
Washington ...
Chicago
Cleveland
St. loula
Boston
COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS
(By the Associated Press)
SUMMARY ;..'.....
' Seattle and Portland divided a
double bill yesterday, the Beavers
taking the first game 17 to IB and
Hie Indians capturing the second,
2 to 1. In the first scramble both
leams rapped oul ll total of fortv
five hits.-
1 The Seals snapped out of the
batting slump with a vengeance to
rap out 12 hits and score a 12 to 3
viclory over the Angels.
The' Hollywood Stars continued
their Miming streak hv defeating
the Missions 4 to 0 Tor their third
straight victory.
The Senators took a 2 lo 1 lead
in the 'series with Oakland bv de
feating the league leading Acorns,
o to i.
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
(By the Associated Press)'
Penntinlvlllr. ,,pri. in l,,if iti
Just. around he corner, for Chica
go s l innets, nut today there was
a different espect.' J I , I t
Tim Piralas' wrestdl flistlplaqe
from jtho Biiiins nftor a anibliorn
battle in Ptitslmrgh yesterday, C'hi
cago 'going down by it th-a an the
Corsairs assumed the supremacy
on an eyelash margin, of a single
percentage poit.
Several days . ago Wrigl,ey,3
henchmen "Wore ' doastlilg.' along In
front on a five and one halt game
leeway.
An -ope(i." dale, kept - tho Cards
and (Hants from the heartbreak
ing snuggle yesterday while rain
washed out Brooklyn's fracas nt
Boston. The Phils, and Reds were
without schodule.
Tim riliniln ,. Uf I ii...
from the crest ami have hack of
lliem a winning streak of seven
straight accumulated off western
opposition..
The Tigers shook off the jinx
tagging on their heels thru eight
straight games and subdued the
Browns 8 to 4 and Cleveland lop
pled the .White Sox 8 lo 5.
Pllln CmianH Wnnnamanl nt
other American league games.
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
ny t lie Associated Pivssl
lueludliiB sanies of Sepleniber 1
National
,l)attlng P. Wuner, Pirates, ,;isl,
Huns L. Wauer, Pirates, 110.
Hits P. Waner, Pirates, lllli.
Duubles P. Waner, Pirates, S7;
Stephenson. Cubs, 37.
Triples P. Waner, Pirates, 17.
Homers Williams, -Phillies, 23;
Wilson. Cubs, 211.
Stolen bases Kitsch, Cardinals,
35.
Pitching Henton. tilants, won
13; lost 4.
American
.x.iiMif, , 1,-iiuiiiiiii, i igors, ..iiiu.
B Ituns liebrlg. Yankees, US;
Pltuth. Yankees. 121
k Hits llehrlg. . .Yankcoe,- . la;
i.o s. lanKces.' lf.. - .
; nouliles Hiiriis, Indians. 57.
Triples Combs. Yankees, 17;
ManuHli. Tigers, 17. ,
llotners liulh. Yankees. 4i.
I Stolen bases Slsler. Hi-owns. 2(i.
' PlIchilllT IlflVl. Vnilknoa u-.,
'is: lost s.
LOOK
. AT
YOUR
WATCH
For One Minute !
Every minute of the day
someone's home burns,
causing ' great " suFferirrg
and loss.
You can't always prevent
fire, but FIRE INSUR
ANCE prevents financial
loss.
INSURE WITH .;
Quine & Co.
Phone 103 j
Masonic BIdg. J
STOftT WAS.
The alligator aui-o -ns strong. It)
very awiftly swaui alung, while t
Clowny held his -balance aud eu-i
joyed the ride a lot. But, after
while he said. "The euu, 1 guess,;
Is trying to spoil my fun. It's shin-j
ulng on me very atioiiK, and frank
lv. It Is hot."
"Why don't you try and poko his '
had? Perhuns he'll liirn." wee!
Carpy said. "And, If lie does, he'll
lane you neatb that clump of hlg
shade trees." But just then Spotty
loudly cried, "Oh, don't do Hint.
'Twill spoil your ride, and ho could
throT you off with ease." .
AVeo Clowny answered, "Don't
you fret. I'll Just stand up here,
till, you bet. I guess that soon
hell get tired out and take ine
up on shore. Al'd, If he does, we'll
all have sport, If he Is still a friend
ly sort. I guess perhaps that rid
ing Is what these queer things nre
for."
Just then the alligator turned,
and lots of foaming water churned.
"He's heading for tlio land right
now," yelled Clowny In delight.
"Don't tiiare him now, but let him
come. He's very smart. Don't
think him dumb., Perliapr. th - rest
of you had better run in.l hide
from slghl." :
The- Tillies, sly as any fox, soon
hid behind some dandy rocks. And
then the alligator promptly wad
dled on the sand. Ah Clowny hop
ped down to the ground, the others
Coppy cried, "Let's capture ' .liirn.
joined him with a bound, and
We'll gladly lend a hand." '
"Oh. he's all right," brave
Clowny said. "Who watils to ride?
Go right ahead. As soon as you've
all had a turn, I'll try my luck
once more." So. one iiv one. the
whole bunch tried their turn at i
CfllPLEIE ROAD
Si
' ' seum contract, hut on that dale he
(, , , i i repudiated it and since has ruEused
,E..R. Sletzgcr. local contractor, ; t0 rompIy wit hits tenns
today took over the paving con-! The bill cites an injunction ob
tracts at Glendale and west : of ; tallied hist year at Indianupolis,
lioseburs on the iUelioso road. Tile i restraining Dempsey- perpetuuily
contractH were originally lelt ' to J'from entering into other asree
Stanley w. laylor of thia city, but
because of. Iho delays lb Retting
started the county couHl notified
uMr. Tayipr's bondsiiinii thai, a
cnaiiRe would have to -bes made, j
The court feared that a further -f
tension of limn would result !u:L
leaviug tlio roads In a torn up con-
dition until the rains started and
they would be impassable for the
winter. - The bondsman has inade
arrangements with Mr. MetZKcr to
coniiileto tho contract tihtl he is
starting work immediately. Paving
is now under way west of town
and will be slatted within a few
days a't Glendale.
CHICAGO GIVES '-
RING CHAMPION
GREAT WELCOME
(Contlnued from page 1.)
attorneys Tor 'William' Clements,
president 'of the Chicago Coliseum
Club, which once. held Dempsey's
contract to fight Harry Wills.
btlmmons were turned over to
bailiffs;, for services ah(l 'notices
wero to be served today on six de
fendants; calling for their -appcai'-
ancn September G.
Those to be served were George
Gem. chairman of tlio mayor's
committee, and promoter of tho
Tunney-Dempsey bout; Floyd PUz
simiuons; the South Park commis
sioners; the state athletic commis
sion; Tex Iilekard and Dempsey.
The petition alleges that Demp
sey failed lo carry out a contract
OUT OUR WAY
IMIT-TOVMM, "Sf' i - D,DMT. I . , 1
KE creAmove omer ETOh m r -AJEll V: .;.
-THE CLO Ex SurnirF - ff' V K -
uc-rtMi'o.:,'
"-"-"-' ' -" tivj I IH
WriEM TM' RlOEr?S CAME.
Am' Tore, upth1 Town Lute a blast
TlAEM -fLNE OKI AM' SEE ALLTM' CHAMGE3
FFpM N(IAC!BEE.R TO CO'AjBOVS HiOGVOvjId
T MUST BE Rli-MT MARO OM A FELLER
WHO M.-P0 KlLLTM'TmMCjTMTHe L.OVE.D
COCHBAK i?tOUP$ &"kkiai
, vMn i i.n...l,.h,fr-w,F'
READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE
having quite a ride. Tlio alligator
curried Hi em quite gaily down the
dated Septembor 29, 1923, lo fight
Harry Wills.
The Coliseum 'club, of which
Clements ,1s president, contends
there was a contract between
Dcnipsev, Wills and Filzsimmons
entered into at Kilea, Mich., and
that Ibis contract was transferred
to the Coliseum club on March G,
1926. ; , .
It is further alleged that up, -to
July- l!i, 1)2(J, Dempsey repreHent
ed that lie, would luliill the Coll-
. ments lo fipht any one else until he
1 had fulfilled the terms of the, Wills
i contract. -: ;j
j ; No Portland Si;"c!hl
' s '
' PORTLAND, Ore., feept:
Pinna to run a "flcht anecial'
; r
' from
fVortland Hi CbicaKO lor (he I)emni'uxillary
sSy-Tuniie'y fisht with ' a special
round. trip fare, including meals, j tho wives and daughters of phyKi
slee)ler and. ringside ticket,, hasjeia-ns (residipp; in. eoiiuties 'or dis-
ijuun- nljanUoijeil, it wan annouiicetl
today, ttraso not enough applica
tion, woi'o, made for reservations.
7 : o
"Did you- ever get back that
shirt of 'yours the laundry claimed
was missing?"
' "Most of it, yes. It . was . only
partly missing.'; Judge. ,
WOMAN AUTOIST
HITS PORTLANDER!
r AnsofftntPd Press' I.uasod Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2. S.
P. Haworth, 71, was at a hospital
here today with injuries incurred !
when struck by an automobile last
munignt ana airs.- tt. I. itcnaas,
22, was under arrest on charge of
being a blt-iiuil-run driver, .Bail
was set at ?500.
Haworth, who Is' retired 'and
lives at tha Palace hotel, was cross
ing the street. tb his room when
hit by Mrs. Renaas' car, according
to police records. Tho woman ivas
said to have failed to stop until
two men in a passing machine ran
her into tho curb a half block from
tne accident.
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MRS. GEO. E. HOUCK 4
VICE PRESIDENT
M. D. AUXILIARY
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( Awuiclatrd Press IawKl W-ire) ' i 'i
SAI.E.M, Ore., Sept. 2. A wo
man's auxiliary to 'the Oregon
State i Medical ' Society, a Imi.iu-h
of the national organization which
is' organized in4 ninny of the Htatcs
In the east and south, wau "formed
by wives" 'of 'Oregon physicians at
a dinner laat 'r.'.ght. : i
Airs. J. Earl Else, ef Portlawl,
was named president of -the new
state auxiliary; i Mm. Georse - E.
Houck of ItoseburR, was eleoted
first vice-president;, Mrs. Viiliam
Kuykendall bf EuKeiie, ' is'' se'eoiid
vice-president; Mrs, . CourtJand L.
nqoth -nf Portland,, is ; seoa-elary,
a,nd; I.(rs. At V- BtUtnJun pt Port
limd is trp lifrurer.. j ' ,
MoniberiAilp ( titj'- tljo aijxlliiuy
consists of tile members of the
societies "to-: tho tcounfy
: and district medical societies anji
tricts whero there ard 116 auxiliary ,
societies.
Meetings pf the ayxjiiary will lj;o
held each year during-tho time tire
state medical society is in session.
Much of file , organisation wor'.c
din ing' the year will lie'llireeted by
Clyde. Foley of Porland executive
secretary for the state society, i
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