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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 29. 1928.
HIGHLIGHTS OF HOUSTON
TBKM Of a NOBillEOfelj
fejren Houston- A.rixnavaaf
40J cents, were made at the sea-
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; silk u re WiJ ' k w Tfnai
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bion of the Dairy Exchange late
esieruuy. n im- uuuer a u
cent higher today in sympathy
with the rise In the price of staii'l- 1
ard cubes.
liutlertat was also quoted high- ;
er tiila morning, local creameries
offering 4i centd a pound delivered
In 1'ortlund, -13 cents at station 1
and 44 cents on truck, at country
points. :
Kgg prices were unchanged to- 1
day but trailing was active and
the market tone firm. The first ,
bhiptuent of eggn direct from this !
market to Peru was slated to go
out today. Local commission meu s
look for steady movement of eg.ia 1
to Peru hereafter as Pacific coast i
point r hold an xal vantage over '
New York In freight rales.
Pork was Jiigher on the coun 1
try dressed market this morning, ;
best light hogs fetching Ifitflli
cents. Veal was also in excl- '
i lent demand but prices were not
J uotalily higher. Lambs continued ,
drai-'gy. Poultry prices were!
steady and uncranged. ;
fiiiiteaiiclVQ
of fisietgualiy 4r
Saturday, June 30, Monday, July 2
PORTLAND, June. 2D. Wheat:
I Illllt, hard white blank; soft white,
western white S1.3: hard winter,
I northern spring, western red 51.30.
Oats, No. 2 30 lb. white feed
$46.00.
PORTLAND, June 29. nutter.
standard and prime firsts lc light-
: firsts ic higher, standards 42c:
prime firsts 4H; firsts 40.
Milk: raw milk (4 per cent)
$2.25 cwt. f. o. b. Portland; butter
fat 43c station, 44c track, 44?4Jc
f. o. b. Portlarid.
Kgus, poultry, potatoes, onions.
wool, nuts, hav, ciiHcara bark, hops
i steady, unchanged.
Livestock prices unchanged.
Joe King, staff artist representing The News-Review and NEA Service , is on the around at Houston to help interpret the Democratic
national convention with his pen and ink sketches. This layout contains some of tho impressions he gained as the hosts of democracy put
everything In shape for the job of nominating a, candidate for the presidency.
Al Smith's Headquarters in Houston.
Anybody seen a picture of Al Smith? The suppo.-tera of Senator Jim Reed of Missouri In his campaign
for(the democratic presidential nomination, saw plenty of them, for this picture was taken from the Reed
headquartars In the Rice hotel at Houston. It shows the Smith headquarters Just across the lobby.
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LEONA BRIEFS
Wild hlackborrlcB Boom quite
plentiful this year, although thoro
aro few In easy reach of Leoun.
Haying Is tho order of tho day
jut now, and furmoru nro hoping
tho threatened rain will "blow
over" until tholr hay la undor
cover.
Mrs. Allison spent tho day In
C'ottago Orovo recently doing a
little shopping.
Mrs. Viola Uoohor was also n
Cottage Orovo visitor tho first or
tho week, shopping and looking
after some biininens mat tors.
Mr. find Mrs, Hicks and Orvllle
Turpln motored down from Curt in
Mummy.
Jean Kenny of Koseburg was In
Leona this week.
Vernon Wleka and fnmlly expoct
to leave within n few days, an soon
as they get their business affairs
8etlled. They plan on going to
Kaslern Oregon for work during
(ho harvest season, and then on (o
Washington and other points be
fore they settle.
W. J. Wllley closed the deal
Tuesday whereby ho ncuulrod a
Bervlco station just out from Cot
tage Drove, and plans on moving
tho family there this week, to help
him, providing tho new cook comes
to assume charge of tho restaurant,
over which Mrs. Wllley has presid
ed I he past year.
Several men have quit work the
past week, and somo new men
have been taken on here.
Tho remilur weekly meeting of
the Salvation Army will be held In
tho park as usual Wednesday eve
ning. Little Jackie MostichettI has
been on the sick list the past week
but Is better today.
Word was received Tuesday that
tho petition for a rural route for
this section of tho country was de
nied by the Postal Department at
Washington. XX
TOO PARTICULAR .
RPINrrrrr.t (coyly): Are you a
, bachelor from choice? !
HE (promptly): Yes, rwrrSHJ
"Hut isn't it ungaimiit of you to
say that?" i
"You must nsk tho ladies that.
It was their choice." Answers.
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THE SHOW-DOWN 1
A negro preacher had pestered
'tis bishop so much with appeals
for help that the bishop finally
told him with a tone of finality
that he didn't want any more ap
peals from him. ;
The next week came another
letter from the preacher: j
"Dear Bishop: 1 assure you this
is npt an appeal. It Is a report. I
have do pants." Tit-Bits. I
LEGIONNAIRES GIVE
BANQUET FOR G. A. R.
DRUM CORPS MEN
The members of tho O. A. R.
department drum corps, Comrades
Brooks, ! Kellogg, Fan-is, Horse
man and Grant, were tho guests
of a group of local leglonalres at
a banquet at Hotel Hose hint
night. The Vlvil War veterans
werceach given an opportunity to
talk and told very interesting rem
iniscences of tho' war. Each of
tho members had very active ser
vice during tho war and were ahle
to tell of somo very Interesting
and thrilling events which took
placo during their years spent In
the service from '61 to '05. Fol
lowing the banquet, the drum corps
led a parade of the legioualres to
the armory wliero tho crowd at
tending tho public reception was
serenaded.- 1
f Aimoctnlnl Prcsa J.envl Win?)
PORTLAND, Juno 29. Refleei
tng strength of outside butter mar
kots local quotations were hlghor
today. Advances of a cent on
cube standards nod prime firsts lo
42 cents and 41$ cents, respective
ly, and of a half cent on firsts to
Bananas, 3 lbs. 14c
irm
RICE
Fancy Southern Blue
Rose
3 pounds for ..'
19c
MUSTARD
French's Cream Salad
Regular 1 5c Size .
Jar
CATSUP "LIBBY'S"
' Fine with Cold Meats . ,
Larger Size XlC
Bottle
SILVERNUT
Margarine
It Spreads
2 pounds for
37c
Toilet Paper
Waldorf Fancy Tissue 4 Rolls
25ch
SMITH STANDS BY
BELIEF DRY LAW
NEEDS A CHANGE
(Continued from page 1.)
sense of responsibility and a fer
vent prayer for the guidance of
Divino Providence, I accept the
call of my party to lead it hi the
national campaign. I can think ot
no greater privilege In this world
than to serve our country.
"My gratitude to tho convention
for Its expression of confidence In
me 1 cannot adequately express in
SUNSET MATCHES
6 box carton 17c
GINGER ALE
Hollywood Dry
Bottle
2 for 33c
17c
CONQUEROR OF BOBBY JONES IN NATIONAL OPEN
BROOMS
Kon-O-Mee
Fine Grade
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Johnny Farrell didn't cry with Joy when ho bent Hobby Jones by
one stroko In tho play-off round of If! holes and won the national
open golf championship hut the boy who carried his clubs around tho
Chicago course for four hard nu dtrying days did let go with the tears.
Utile Harold HoltK (on tho right above) was so overcome wllh emotion
when his hero sunk n long putt on the last green and won the title t tint
ho couldn't do a thing but sprinkle some tears among his freckles and
Admit that he felt great to be a champion's right hand man. '
1 At the left la ft rloseup of the young New York professional, who
with n ten-foot putt on tho la;t green, won tho national open golf
championship. Jones and Farrell tied with a 204 each In 72 holes and
in tho play off Farrell turned In a 143 to 144 for Jones. The title has
art estimated value of moro than $50,000 a year to a professional. In
addition to tho national title, Parrel won a fl&OO prize for being tho
boat dressed golfer in tho tournament. - v
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Bathing
Suits
Just the suit to take on
that vacation.
The famous Jack Cody
model, made from the
very best materials ob
tainable, to give comfort
in swimming and service
in wear. A real Crotch
less Suit.
FENCERS
Each
59c
TOMATOES
Van Allen Brand
Light Solid Pack
Size No. 1 Tall Can
2 cans for
17c
JELL-X-CELL
All Flavors - ' l,.1 1
Jelly Dessert p
3 pkgs
PVROWAX
1 lb. pkg OC
Fruit Jars and Trimmings
5 Doz.
Finest Quality Red Double Lip
Jar Rubbers
ECONOMY
or Kerr Wide Mouth
Pts., per doz 83c
Qts., per doz $1.03
4 Gal., per doz $1.40
COFFEE
"Piggly Wiggly Special"
Use the Best J p
Pound
. MASON
or Kerr Regular
Qts., per doz 83c
- Gal., per doz $1.14
LAUNDRY SOAP
Crystal White
5 bars
18c
"A Home Owned Store"
300 West Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon
this telecram. I will have to make
It manifest by my single handed
devotion to the United Statea and
her people in every section.
"Tho happiness and welfare of
I millions of men, women and chll
1 dren who constitute tho nation was
ithe prent driving force behind tho
! doctrine enunciated by the Immor
i tal Jefferson. Riven life by him
(ami carried through by Cleveland
and Wilson.
For Llqhter Taxes.
"I ntn Ton vi need that our plat
j form voices that doctrine. I
j stand committed to the plaTTorm
and will welcome an opportunity
tn reot canize and make more ef
ficient the ncem-lcs of government
; to the end that the burden of taxa
1 tfon may be lightened.
"Our platform 1aunt rest the
nhsurd clntm insidiously put out
bv republican propaganda that
the republican party has a monop
oly upon the mechanics of pros
perity Our platform in Its tariff
ami financial pollcv gives nssur-nm-o
to every lecltlmate business
Food and npron sale Patur-
dny. June 30th at Pnrslow
! Furniture To. by the ladles of
! the M. E. church, south.
!
man, wage earner, farmer and
taxpayer that prosperity will not
be conserved but fairly distributed
among nil.
Planks Approved.
"The definite declaration ofj
the convention to aid agriculture1
nnd the planks dealing with labor j
problems are sound, progressive j
and sincere as is also the party j
committment to the development,
of our waterpower without alien- i
nting our God-given resources, j
Our plank on foreicn policy states j
the simple truth that the Divine ;
command to 'love thy neighbor as j
I thy self contains no limitation
jand was Intended to apply as be i
- twenn nations.
j "The equal and even enforce :
: ment of law is the cornerstone un-j
on which rests the whole structure!
of democratic government. If it
l the will of the people of this na
I lion that 1 am to take an oath as
! president of the Vnited States to
! proect and defend our constitution
i nnd laws, t will execute that oath
to the limit of my ability without
reservation nr evasion,
i Wmts "Sane" Liayor Law.
' "It is well known tint I believe
that there should be fundamental
'chances In the present nrnvlslons
I for the national nmhlhirfnn law hns
i d as I stated In my Jacksnn dav
letter on the fearless application of
the problem of the principles of
I Jelfersonian democracy. While 1
fully appreciate that these changes
can only be made by the people
themselves through their elected
legislative representatives, I feel
It to he the duty of the chosen
leader of the people to point the
way which In his opinion leads to
a sane, sensible solution of a ron
dltlon which I am convinced Is en
tirely unsatisfactory tn the great ,
mass of our people.
"Common honesty compels w
to admit that corruption of law en
forcement offk-hil, bootleentn
nnd lawlessness are now prevalent
throughout this country. I am
satisfied tbnt without returning to
the old evils that grew from the
saloon, whlchy ears ago I held
ard still hold, was and ought al
ways to be a defunct institution
in this rountrv. by the application
of the democratic principles of lo
cal self government and states
rights, we ran secure real temper
ance, respect for law and eradica
tion of the existing evils.
"In my formal acceptance of
your nomination I shall give to the
People of the country my views In
full upon all or the Issues of the
mm paten. In the way that I
know that you can do It. give the
ir legates mv warmest thanks for
the cnnfirlrnee they have reposed
In me ant! my assurance thawith
their support I confidently expect
to lend the historic democratic
party to victory in November."