Roseburg news-review., September 06, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

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better "example than by opening an account ; -
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BfirltATMN nCTUMI INC aJ lOWIM CAIfWl rilKN
"TOLSTOVi ; ; BJJBO
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A Piciure That Throbs '
To The Heart-Beat
0 Humanity ; ' ; , ;
. 1 ..You'll find drama of coo.'.
. trail vait at ihe plain,
J, as awceplng aa a inow
atorm In thlt famoua
7 " . romance of a Girl of the
- v Soil and a Prince, of the
Blood. Of how, In the
aorrow he brought her, ;
be found hu oul. .
See thlt great drama todayl
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MANY SCRA
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Licensed Lady
I " ' Embalmer
Sept. 6th '
I i rnrn'' rv''
1st
fears Neeqed, HeSays,
to Assirriilate Batch
I" ' ; bf;NeW Knowledge
'A'cfcumulated.
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(AHocittiHl Trcu loi44l Wire)
. l.ONIjQN,, Bopt 0. Foellngs;
rnpKiiiR iruin aiuazemoni lo anitiKu
.miint.lmvf!' boi(ii, iiraunuil In JJnltlHlt
Hciunuuc ciroh'H by (he BUKgettv
lion rum the HIkM Rev. lOilwunl
Ai uiur ijun'oiytim, Dianop or itiponf
fori i..ttm-ye4i?-''Bcleiitiric hollUny.,li
The blHliop, in a Hoi innn SundHyi
sulci that the world would net oil
I vorjr JiBPlilly If, eveiyr MabonUory.
JwifccloHod tor' a (iuf Ado.1 to allon''
I 111., Unilil 1,1 lluu(lllln,u tha avnl ,
liitionary Jtnowleijue wth,wlilcU it
wuh' Klulted. The oiioiKy tliun hiiv-
.ed, hb uddod, .ooukllMyUHod"iir re
t'.ovurliiK "too lost art o( guttliiK.
on'tkni6i'."';
. i SU-iDsu)cl': Hll,liVi(iiiiiflc'tldvlHl
or lo tho boiitd of iiKihcuiluiu, in
quoted iih turiulnjj the propOHitlbn
uiltiivulutit to ttskltiK the' ' buidnuim'
mini, who riiiilH (lirtlciilty in keop
iiiK up hla end commercially lo
utiiy In bed lor n cerliiln leiiKlh L
timo In ordei' l,o aitve Voiry' uml
expontie.
. Thu IJiichcKs of Atholl, preHldeut
of . the ediiciilloii Henaloii of the
.ItrtlHh, UHHoeliition ior. ndviineu
lneutlof Bok'iwc. reuiafked; ,"We
iiiuy be breathleHH and reel " lireil
in tliejihcij Id nedure ( VuiiwledHei,
Hufwo cuuiiot settle down and do
iiotliini; ror . ten Ji'UiR.- Tluit- l
quite Impossible." . .
Sir Oliver Lodge said that it the
blHliop'H crltielHiu rererred only lo
the . apiilicatlon ot Helence, he
mlKlit UKrou with hhn. Aa exam
pies, lie mentioned televiaion and
aviation. Any atoppiiKO in the ad
vnneo of- knowledge,. however,
would be1 u very BerloiiH tliini;-.
Sir Oliver ndded that "althoiiKh
wo aro now IIvIiik in a areiit
period of Heientirie advancement,
rather than Bultitlincsx mid philoa
ophy, 1 tho era of, philosophy will
dawn aKatn, and 1 think we may
lake heart.," f.i , ; .
CITY COUNCIL '
EXPECTS BUSY
SESSION TONIGHT
Tho city ooitncll la to hold ' a
ivory busy meeting JonlM, It 1h
oxponttMl, fta thorn nro a numbnr
nt imiuirtanl miUUim coniliiK up
for cousltlorntlon. One of the chief
features for discussion tonight i
the mattpr of the IVer Creek
I brldKC. The plans ami apeciflcn
,j tloiiH ar to. bo adopted and pro
i ceoflure :iita tcd to Kt tho con
! m met ion work under wnv. It in
t rnt Urh-to the proposed new lo
j cation on Pltier or Kowlor street,
la special cltlxenn committee hav
j Ing been appoint eil to confer with
the council on tnis project.
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STATE HAS TWO
DEER RESERVES
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Section
of tipw Creek Can-
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v t tion This Year. ; i j .
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PROTECT WHITE TAILS
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Territory Northeast of Rose
ns hiirtr in Rt'Berve tni Save V
I' i Deer. Nea rly. Extinct '
!...,.. in State.. ..
Tho placing of the' Cow Crock
canyon In a Htate -game reserve
will take away the favorite hunt
liiK place for niuny of- the deer
hunters of the Hlute, au In the patit
the canyon country has been one
of tho favored spots; particularly
on thu part of sportsmen from the
northern part of the Htate.' . --
iTho! entire east Hide of the ca.n
yorf 1h la thlH reserve, which waB
created a few months ago by the
game comnilsHlon In order to pro
Vide a place where deer may - be
protected and propagated. Iir past
yearn the Cow; Creek canyon- Iiuk
been one of the leading hunting
apols of the state,, and It wuh
feared that extinction of the'doer
would result unions steps Were tak
en to provide a ' reserve In which
they could be protected. ! ;
Ah the Cow Creek canyon Is one
of' tho roughest ' sections; of the
county and Is best suited for pro
pagation of deer, 'It Was deemed
to place a section ' of 'it 'In a re
serve, the boundaries of "which
are as follows: ' ' : 1
"Btartlng at the bridge ' across
Cow Creek In Ihe town of Riddle;
thence following southwest on the
Olep brook road to a .point 1 where
that road crosses the Southern Pa
cific railroad; - thence iiJong the
railroad to Glendale; thence fol
lowing the old . highway to -the
Pact He. highwuy; thence over the
pacific highway ito . the town, or
Canyonville;: thence over 'the Cau-yonvllle-Kiddlo
. . thighway to. the
pojut of beginning, uii.. .or wnicn
laudH-aro. lyhi wt-thln. portions oti
townttmpts. au, 6i anu az,. range :i
woHt, , raiiKO- 6 west, range 3 west,
range 7 west and , range 8 weat,
Willamette meridian,, altuuted In
IjoiiMliiH county, elate ot Oregon."
n lit. addltilOn ,to the Cow Creek
ree;ve, , whloh la -imw this year,
Douglati .cqunty lalHO, has :a White
Tall Deor'Cnmo Ketugo, -- located
on tho North Unipqua.. So far uh
iri known , thy only-white tall iteer
In the stato of Oregon i are to be
foifiid In JJouglHB county. These
deori aro faomewhat: larger . 'than
tho oydlnary deeif mnd , travel
banda. Instead vt traveling around
over, conshterahle. territory they re-1
main -In one, particular section. If!
tlieyi aro frightened ;out i they al-:
ways return ,to Uie samev location I
eventually ,ho that they aro easy j
to fxteriulnutq if. protection Is not i
afforded. In, order .to save the few j
((eer: remaining In the- stato the.
present . reservation .was created j
Heyeral years ngb and so (far aa j
jean be estimated: the number of
deer Is showing an lncroase as a
result of the protection afforded.
1 This reserve is bounded as fpl
lows: r . . .
"Starting nt a point in' Iloseburg
whero the Pacific highway cronses
itho :I)eer Creok road; following
Deer Creek road In aii easterly!
'direction to-a point where it Inter
sects with the Oak Creek roacl at
IMxonvlllot "thence northeasterly
along Oak ciek to where It Inler
sectH with the North Fork ot tho
Unipgua' river; following the North
Fork of the Ulnpqua westerly to
tho Pacific highway bridge nt Win-'
Chester; thence southerly follow
ing Iho Pacific highway to a point
of beginning: all of which lands
aro lying within portion of town
ships 25 and 2(, ranges 4, 5 nnd t
west,1 Willamette meridian, all sit
uated In Douglas county, Htate of
Oregon."
The hunting season opens next
Saturday, September 10, and from
all appearances there will be more
hunters In the' woods than ever be
fore. The present rains will do n
great deal to aid In hunting as old
tracks will be obliterated and It
II also be easier to get through
the woods quietly. At the same
time tho danger ot forest fire Is
also lessoned. Woodsmen, rangers
and others who have been in the
woods a great deal recently, re-
"Carnation Mush brines to
jour breakfast bowl all the. "
.flavor, all the nutriment, ot.
golden wheat fields. AnJ does
it in i fninutfj thanks to the
Albers process Ask your
grocer I;
port that there apparently Is an
ubunduuee of deer this year.
Another announcement of Inter
est to hunters was made this
morning by Kd 'Walker, deputy
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game warden,' who states that he
as been given authority to grant
permits for shipment of deer by
eif.ijre.-4S or to out-ol-mate uointti.
be law reci ui res tnat wherever f
veniKOii is to be shipped out of
the Htate that a special permit Is
necessary. Deer may be checked
as baggage lo any place In the
state, but If sent by express with
in the stute a permit, such uh for
out-of-state shipments is alo ac
quired. Heretofore It has been
necessary to Bend to Portland for
Uiese permiis, ano, puen nit uwuii
would spoil nerore me iiuinoriiy
lor shipment could' be, received.
Now, however, It will , be posslhle
to secure, the permits from Mr.
Walker. In the, event . of Mr.
.Wulker's absence from the lly
thp permits will lie ( issued ny
Charles I.ockvrood, president . pf
In. ' rii.iiirlii'ti f'riinili? fltini. I'rnifn-
tlve association. !
PIpwh for all kinds of, aolls at
WJuirton pros. , .
UMPQUA POST TO
MEET TONIGHT IN
. FIRST FALL SESSION
The flrat American Legion meet
ing of the fall season in to be
hold tonight. L'muqua J'OHt ban
not been meeting during the sum
mer but will resume Its regular
sessions starling tonight. The lo-
gionnairos have been invited to
bo tho guests ot Wesley Wil
Hums of lilllard Hardens, at a wa
termelon feed and if weather per
mits the till) w ill be made to I)il
lurd and tho meeting will bo bold
there Jointly wllh the uuxillury. In
ttio event the. weather is loo Incle
ment, however, the session will be
hold at the armory, whore the vet
erans uro .to meet At 8.1). m.. . .
ROUND THE WORLD
. FLIERS ARRIVE AT .
CALCUTTA; INDIA
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CALCUTTA, British India, Sept.
I. Forging steadily ahead In their
endeavor to break the record for
.voyuge around the ; earth, Wil
liam S. Brocki and Edward ' F.
Schloe arrived bore today from Al
lahnbad.: ' " ' . ' i
The trlli. 'made in four hourB and
40 minutes,, added: ISO : miles tu
thoir log, uml put them 8,030 miles
from . their starting point, Hurbor
Grace, Newfoundland, which they
left on August 27.' '
They flew Ho' Allahabad ' yester-
day from Karachi, a ' distance of
" i hours. The next leg
from Calcutta to Rangoon; Burma,
is b(J5, miles. ' r - ! 1 '-. ',
Their route from that point on
has been tentatively mapped out as
follows: Tourane, French Indo
china; Hongkong, ( Shanghai, , To
kyo Wil then over thb! Pacific via
the' Hawaiian Islands. They' will
muko final decision regarding the
lOUto later. , . t
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PENDLETON NEARLY ADDS " !
' NEW PERMANENT CITIZEN
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PUNULKTONOre., Sept. 0 Ut
ile .Hubby or Little Kmily or what
ever) the -child's 'name; boy or girl',
might have been, came near being
a peimanent citizen' of Pendleton
yesterday had not speedy and fast
thinking Pendletoniuns acted. i
A family of tourists from Michi
gan stopped at a local service -aia- j
tion and Bobby or. Kmlly climbed
out and got a drink. The' family I
chugged uway forgetting Bobby or.
Emily, having several other child
ren to count; The service station
man found the Infant nnd a chase
started which- ended at the foot
of the iUuu Mountains. Bobby or
Kmlly Is now speeding on tho way
to Michigan. 1 i
Broccoli Reduces Texas
Guiriah's Weight. ! 1
Vegetable at First Little Known
In the . East Given Boost by
Well Known Woman.
(Portland Orogonliui) ,
' An OroRon product, hrocooli,
which is Krown uuilniy' in lllo
llosoliiiig territory and .other sec
tions iu tlio southern end ot' the
state, t rocoi.ved an unsolicited
hoost last week from one of New
York's cclohritles and hostess of
a popular nlnlit clul), and irn.
ducer as well o( tt show, "Pad
locks, of 1927."
Broccoli as mi-, article of diet
suited for the person desirini; lo
tako oft', superfluous riesh iu
heartily recommended hy Texas,
who gnve her opinions In a recent
Interview.
When "Padlocks of 1927" went
Into rehearsal Texas weished 185
pounds, "Fat Is a disease," she
said to 'horsolf, Valid I must do
something about it,"- .Todsy Miss
nullum weighs 1.11 pounds. The
loss, for those not quite hright
mathematically, is 51 pounds.
Down in the list of her veget
ables is the secret broccoli, a
few years ago u littte know ve
getable, liroccoli used lo cost
about a nickel for all that a Jug
gler could carry away, but' when
you follow the ' little black dots
across from its position on tho
menu flie eye encounters some
thing that looks like a healthy
cover charge. A lot of persons ap
parently hav a discovered . about
broccoli.
'It Iirs to bo cooked In. olive oil
snd garlic anj? eaien with a lit
tlo lemon Juice." la Texas re
marks. "It's delicious with sauce,
of course, hut that's not the way
to eat It if you wnnt to reduce.
I eat lots of broccoli.
"All Ihe diets In Hie world
won't do any good If you drink.
Alcohol mnkes fat. If you want to
keep your figure don't drink it ;
sell It."
Spends Week-End '
Miss MildiPd Matthews, former
ly of this city and now of Port
land, spent the weekend In this
city visiting with relative nnd
friends. I
" ffitverenee,
r LkofconfitW
ton, thought fulnest,
thete qualitiff JMuQ bt
; in any "ivelt arranged
tyunerat Scoue.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL
:, HOME ,:.
' H.' C. Etearna. ' Mgr. '
Eh. 1020 . '
Phone '112 '
Lady Attendant !, ;
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i Moore Music Studio
1 Rooms 2 and 3 above
it Ladies Shoppe.
"l ' Phone 187-R '
10 CAUSE
Conditions Are Ideal ; tor
' Spread of Disease1 Has
Some Beneficial As
' , ! pects, However. ' '
The heavy , rain last night and
this morning :wlll result iu consid
erable, damage : to Uie . prune .crop,
It is feared, as the conditions are
ideal. for .. the development of
brown rot. The disease is very
prevalent :tliis year, it. is stated,
uml the warm rains. aro conducive
to spreatj.. , i; n ,
Aside i from: tho damage to
prunes the rain-has belief iclal as
pects. It has- practically, ended
danger from forest fires, .which
Is an Important factor- with the
burning reason . about to open. It
will also greatly Improve hunting
conditions by making It easier lo
slip through the woods quietly,
Farm crops generally will be. help
ed. ; . ... ' . i
The : weather, bureau office . re
ports .18, ot an inch of ru!i)fall In.
the 24-hour, period, ending at (' 6
a. m. .today., .. .. . . ,
. (.;;,., Dry .Spell Broken
(AgMociaU'd l'resi Leased Wire)
(HtANTS. PAS?,'. Sept," 0. The
'three-months dny spell nt drams
Pass was broken lust night .by a
j24 inch roll of rain In about six
boms. This ,1s ,the first rain the
city .has .experienced .this season,
and while it will be welcomed by
some of , the . farmers,. 11 will do
some damage . to Ihe , hop and
fruit .growers of the lloguo Val
ley. , ...... , , f ,
' ! Snow in Mountains,
PENDLUTON, Ore.. Sept. C
Winter set. in suddenly yesterday
and last' evening in the . JUue
Mountains area. Snow ., was re
ported at Table Jtock. Ml. Emily
and In the area south ..of Pilot
Hock. Rain." started falling last
night in the region nroiin 1 Pen
dleton and was continuing a driz
zle tills mornJug. ,
BROKEN MAIN RIPS STREET
; , (Associated lnss Loused Wire)
' PORTLAND, Ore., . Sept. 6 A
geyser caused by a broken .water
main nt East 47th street north,
near Hnlsoy street, early todny tore
a holp In the. pavement about 20
feet across and 15 foot deep,
flooded the'' streot "for' v blocks,
washed out the side of a fill for
several hundred feet alid Inundat
ed many basements In the neigh
borhood., FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS ' ,
GIFT, rTROM ABNER KLINE
A -very plensnnt r surprise gift
was received' today by the. flro de
partment I'rom : Aimer '? Ki . Kline,
proprietor of the' Kline Shbws Hint
presented ft carnival in Roseburg
late week. The department was
called lo the carnival grounds the
fi'vst of the week when two of the
concession tenys were- burned. Mr.
Kline sent the' firemen a letter of
appreciation ' of the services and
enclosed a check for S10 to he used
i'or the entertainment of the fire
men. .
Don't Fool Yourself
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j Dry vns liddliiR a big bildiiiR
Jnn ay fnllur hay notice at
lYolin Yohnson van goinK up
flndttor nit (toy vttli hud of
brick but hny nevor dumped
Idem out. Kniir snld vat
ibiitie de grand l tdee? Yohn
isii Id: Don't y Bumiang, iiy
jbuno fooliiiR nm, I Hh.v limit
jny lane vorkiiiR. VIiou yn
by 0U8uranee Mint dont buo
sure. Yu banc' fnoltntf only;
von fnllar nn diit bane yur
(bcIT. ' Most emporlant mrq; l
'id hnvo proitstion In Kom--pany
dat vtU niako qui"!; set
tlement. Per don't b;ino nny barcaln
sale of eiiflura.ire. Yu don't
have tu puesi. Ven you en
jure In de kompanv vn gut,
dy bnne de bosi In land.
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Quine & Co. ,
h , Roseburg,, prejjon rt a ,
NEW TODAY
i VOUNG green canary singer, (3.25.
i Telei.hone 308 R. : " .
FGU BENT 5room boube. In
quire 853 S. Main.
j WANTEi)- "Houaekeeiier. inquire
! Hexull Urug more.
TWO OOOl) rresii cowh lop miie!
J. II. Kurtz, lJlxonville.
rriRSH. cow for sale w.m.
. Uerdiie.P!ione6F3.
' FOR SALE Old growth" fir block
j wood, $11 per tier.. Phone S'iVib.
i FOR SALE Dry fir and luurul
I block wood. F. I.. Bella. Phone
BF23.
FOB SALE Almost new Vacuotto
cleaner, ?15. 112 Urockway or
jihono 3U9-J
j WANTED Drier
men. Address
' ,-. NewH-Reviow.
work
Box
by.
'IS,
"Two
cure
KOK SALE OR TRADE Two
' good Angora bucks. Cluudo l'arlt
hurst, Melrose.
SPECIAL chicken house mater
ials at Pages'.' Seo them for
1 plans and prices. .' ' '
KOirTjTLE Brand new 30-30 car
bine, never fired a shot. $5.00 un
der cost, Phone 130.
KOR SALE Two used Oliver disc
plows, , both in good ,. repair.
Lockwood Motor Co.
FOR SALE Good- 4-door Chevro
let sedan, cheap. Terms." O. K.
Service tjitloii,Coqullle,Oro.
ioi) SALE CaiinIiis;r"peai'S, 60
cents bushel. Bring boxes, Geo.
M. Bradburn, Winston. ;
(it)OL voik Tiorse for his' board
nnd keep. Sec C P. Cayler, 103S
Corey Ave. Phono 189-J. .
WANTED Lady or girl to assist
- with housework In nice home In
Portland, good wagesi Phone 4ti.
FOR RENT Two-roomfurnlshed
house $7 per month. See elevd-
tor man at Perkins piiiiuing.
POU HUNT 4-rooni furnished
house, also twd-room. apartment.
JIO per month. 139 Sheridan St.
FOR'SALE Underwood typewrit
er, new keyboard and jiarts.
Reasonable. 112 Brockwuy or
phone 309-jV.', J ' 1 '
WANTED Pruho'Vjckers, a fami-
ly preferred. W. A. Burr, N.
Curry estate, or H. W. Burr, Co.
Cleyk's office. ,
JERSEY Giant pullets for sale".
Will trade for wood or grain. D.
T. Meyers, 3832 Hurvard Ave.
Tel. 444-J. ' '
FOR RENT Modern 5-room house,
nicely furnished, or .will rent un
furnished.. With garage. Inquire
859 Miller St. , ,
FOR; SALE Vetch , nnd oats 2Jc
per lb., cleaned 3uC, clean vetch
6c, at Myrtle Creek or Days
Creek. R.Fatc. .
DON'T "forget the day and place
for, a, chicken dinner' at. 40c. To
morrow' at. the Golden, Rulo, op
posite, theAutoarkJ,.".
FOR RENT Well furnished sleep
ing rooma in ' strictly modern
home, well located, close In. In
qulrd 529 13. Douglas,1 Roseburg.
DborBWlndowsSash
Mlllwork Lumber ' -'
' Complete line of Building ''
'' ' .Materials."-, -
; Ccieh' Lumber Company 1 - 1
oTiONiNGrivatetiidloat-137
North Jackson, Room B. Private
pifiub lessons and classes In
Dunning system. For lesson
dates phone 477-R. Harriet .- IS.
Groves. ; !
ALOAN on the home. Amortgaie
; . loan,. If. niadoJu,, tevins conven
'. lent for the borrower to meet Is
no great Burden and , orten en
k courages thrift. Our plait costs
. you less and has many attrac
- tlve features.- Umpqua Savings
nnd Loan Association, Douglas
" Abstract Building.
FOR SALE 300-acre sheep ranch,
good fences, nice new residence,
fine water, unlimited outrange,
$4200, terms.
FOR SALE 50 acres, good soli,
and fences, good buildings, fully
equipped,' furnished and stocked.
A bargain at $3050, terms. L. O.
Maddux, 404 N. Jackson St.,
Roseburg, Ore.
WET PAVEMENTS
CAUSE OF MANY
v AUTO SMASHUPS
(Continued from pnge 1.)
lodshiK on drift Iors in the river,
but was not damaged greatly. The
occupants were unhurt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Hnthill and
their daughter of Wichita, Kan
sas, were In a minor acciueut
early this morning when their big
sedan slid into the ditch to the
side of the highway north of this
city. When passing a truck, park
ed to the side of the highway,
Mr. Itmhill's machine struck u
puddle of water, causing It to skid
into the ditch. The car was
brought to the Ford garage to
have a broken spring, broken
whie' and bent nxle reiwlred.
J. J. Assagaard and his son of
932 S. Louis Avenue, Long Beach,
California, were uninjured when
their sedan skidded on the slip
pery pavement about fourteen and
a half mites south of this city
near the Myrtle Grove camp
ground, turned over on its right
side and settled in the ditch to the
side of the Pacific highway at
about 9:30 o'clock this morning.
The ton of the machine was torn
off, the front end damaged and
the side of the car badly dented,
it was taken to the Law son gar
age and will be repaired.
Storm Hits Roaue Valley.
MKDFORI?. Ore., Sept. 6. A bit
of winter came to the Rogue river
valley proper today with a chill
wind and cloudy skies. Early ihto
inurnlng a brisk wind and rain
storm swept this section, doing but
minimum damage to fruit still on
the trees.
Cold at Eugene.
EUGENE, Ore, Sent. 6. Labor
day vacationists in Eugene kept
to their firepinres yesterday, when
a dehiRO of rain played a prominent
pari. Though the showers were in
termittent, they were heavy and
numerous. ( i
Today was cold nnd showery
again.
"A WORD FITLY SPOKEN"
The wise man says "A word fitly
opken, how good it 'is." Many a
time a word fitly spoken has
. . shown a depositor the road to
.' success. Our expert advice is at
.the disposal of all our clients. '
TheKoseburNational Bank
Roseburg, ore.
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HARRIET E. GROVES
i V Teacher of Piano 1 :
r . : ' ' AND ' : ' :' "." ' i!
' Dunning System of . Improved ,
Music Study : '
Private Studio, j 137 North Jackson, Bell Slater Bldg., Room 6
' . ".. Opens September 12th
. . . . Fop Lesson Arrangements Phone 477-R ,
ATTENTION
1 Farewell Meeting for the , ,
, ; College Boys ,
Thursday, Sept. 8. "
REFRESHMENTS
:
. The .American kORlon Aux-
Illary will hold the first rogu-.
lar business meeting .of the
season at .the armory, Tues-
day. Sept 6th. Owing to rainy
weather it haB been decided
to postpone .the melon feed nt
the Williams, (iui'dens. ' ' ' '
"iv' V .'M . 1 1 ('
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DEATH CLAIMS '.' ; "C V,
NOTED CRUSADER
; : FOR DRY CAUSE
V - V. v nil- -' ,i l-., ! u
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for, his, conviction and earnest, en
deavor-to dry up America.. 1 love
and respect a fighter whether h
agrees with me or not, nnd Mi
Wheeler jvns niu invptunUQ. .J'yuJ
or.
" 'Senatfii Ubf ah oridahdSpoke -of
Mr- Whpolpr flHn "fnll hfiil.t Mre
less aiidilexeen.tiolialty !able hdvo?
?ate of Ja "cause fir which ho Sin
cerely Delieved. , . . ;
Mr. wheeler, who- was' born oii-
pls father's furni near Brookfield,
Ohio, November 14, 1869, once
told reporters that he formed hltff
first antagoiiism to liquor when a
Urunken farm hand juubed a pitch
forlc, into Ihs leg. .
Dr. Russell obtained tile services
of Mr. Wheeler In May, 1893, upon
the recommendation of several
professors at .Oberlin College.
Once . aligned with 'the . Aiul-Sa-
loon league, if was not long until
hebecatue 'one-ot Its. major ot'l'i -.
cers, becoming .HUporintendent of
the Ohio league and finally gcu
oral counsel: '' ? " 1
DAVEBUSENBARK
CUT MONDAY BY
CORN CUTTER
Dave Tlusenbark. of Melrose, re-1
celved a very serious on.'i painful
Injury Monday when his leg was
gashed with n horsedrawn corn
cutter. The device was being
dragged between the corn rows
and In making a turn slipped to
one side and one of the sharp
knives cut Mr. Ilusenbark's leg,
severing two muscles and inflict
ing' a deep dash. He was brought
to Itoseburg whero Ihe Injury was
treated by Dr. B. E. Stewart.
While he will be on crutches Cor
several weeks no .permanent in-'
jury is expected.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau Office.
Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported
by Arthur W. Pugh, Meteorologist
In charge.
Barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 6 a. m 30.00
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes
terday (per cent) 65
Preclp. In Int. and Hundredth!:
Highest temperature yesterday 75
Lowest temperature last night
Average temperature for the
dny
Normal temperature for thla
date
Precipitation, last 24 hours
Total precip. since 1st month
49
62
65
.1R
.2
Normal preclp. for this monlh 1.04
Total preclp. from Sept. 1
1927, lo date
Average preclp. from SopL 1.
.22
1S77 .12
Total deficiency since Sept. 1.
1927 ;., 10
Average seasonal preclp. SepL
to May Inclusive 31.12
Forecast for southwest Oregon:
Fair tonight and Wednesday, ris
ing tempernture Wednesday.
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Fly-Tpx Quickly . Ends
1 1 Mosquito Torment . :
'NormnU human . blood 18 too
thick to be flrawji'' through the
mosquilo's small-7 piercing tube.
Tliey. must, first. inject a thinning
fluid., hi that way disease germs
are ijet afloat in the blood slream
bacteila' of' burning fever; And
crippling llsVase. There? 'd? also
the danger of streptococcic iiifec-
Irtlon - (blood poisoning) from
tiacratcliing i tho bite. Mosquitoes
should be killed. Health author!-
,tleS advocate, Fly-Tox. Fly-Tox is
jeasy to :use. Safe,' stainless, fra
grant, sure. Adv.
:KIWANIANS HEAR REPORT
" The Kiwanis club heard a very
interesting account of the recent
northwest -district concention - at
Spokane' lis their Tegular noon
luncheon today;- The report was
given by Tom Ness, one of '.the
delegates from" life local club to
this meeting. A large delegation of
Klwanjans, will go to , Glide . next
Tuesday for the community fair
which Is to be held at that place.
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