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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 3. 1928.
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CELEBRATE
a
A Real Old Time Frontier
Day of Wild West Sports
Broncho Bucking
Including Horses, Mules, Steers
Horse Races
Foot Races
Potato Races
Myrtle Creek vs. Glendale
Entertainment for all comers and everybody invited
to come to Tiller for a good time.
SALEM KING'S PRODUCTS
PLANT FACES LAWSUIT
I l'rri I..SI.-.I W.n-l
h-AI.KM. July 2.-T. M. Hick o(
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Salem today filed sell In foreclose
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a tux dctlnuuetioy lien against
Ihe Sulcni Klir!'n I'i-iiiIih-iu nt-. ni
" i "i hub iiiiii iKnhiT niocMiiiiuci S
recover S2u.2!7.!i!i. In .iii t thin brought suits to have II not aside,
amount, he alleges, covers taxcslThoro are oilier .ponding Bulls.
COMING EVENTS
Cut out this list of dates of outstanding events for
l!ie year nnd keep it in your pocket for hnndy reference.
Wntcli for dinners and ndditionnl announcements as tliey
may be arranged.
Lpworth League Institute on Little Uivcr site ....July 9-16
Douglas County Merchants' Institute August 30-31
.Southern Oregon Seal Sale
Confcicme ; September (no date set)
KntlU of Pythias Convention, Dist. No. 5 Sept. 22
RcKional P. T. A. Convention October (no date set)
Fall Meeting Presbytery of Southern Oregon ..Oct. 23-24
National Election November 6
State Horticultural Meeting Dec. 12-1314
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Prizes for All Winners
ASEBALL
DANCING
All Afternoon and Evening
MUSIC BY BILL SCHLIGH'S
5-Piece Orchestra
and nil vet "hhsi'sbhh'iiIh tti has
paid. The suit in brought against
the I ill and Trust company as
defendant, this company claiming
nn uneresi m me properties
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IN ROSEBURG
Contests
and Cows.
WATER AT UMPQUA
PARK BEACH IS
FOUND UNSAFE
The wnier at I nipn.ua Park linn
en found liolluleil
en found polluled and unfit for
swimtnliig, according to Dr. De
Walt I'nyue, county health officer.
Samples of the water were taken
recently and Kent lo the slate
hoard ol health for examination,
with the result that the bacterial
count was found to be such that
the rhfr al that point was do
dared unsafe for swimming pur
poses. Placards warning the public
of the danger or swimming 111 Ihe
water have been pouted along the
bank of the river. This beach,
which is the only place In the
miiiiii I mpiiiiu near the city suit
able for swlmmhu purposes, bin!.,,,,,,, alers. ve'era re or or
used will be keeuly fell durilm the
summer months.
KIDDIES' AND SOCKS
Collon or rayon ramies at llc and Including . n,ciirt ,'t(,S,
end :loe pair. Other numbers at - for non-payment November ."loth
nnd SHe. Full lenclh hose lac.l l:S7, and prior thereto, are this
2.e, 40c nnd Wlc. (iuRrantPcit lodny called for p.iymenl and all In-
give sniisiaciory wear to you. Ar-
rowlieaU Uote at Can '. 1
CUT-OFF ROAD TO BE
LET FOR 525,717.50
Tho contract ror the construe
tion of the new section of the
Tiller Trail cut-off road Is to be let
to itust and Company of Portland,
if the county court's aproval Is
given, according to a message re
ceived today from the state high
way department. The project was
recently offered for bids, but all
the proposals were too high, so
the work was readvertlsed, the sec
tion being made one mile Bhorter.
fhe bid of itust and Company for
tills section was 125.717.60. The
llureau of Public (loads recom
mended that this bid be accented,
and the contract will probably he
let to that firm. The county court
is required to concur In the agree
ment but will undoubtedly accent
the bureau's recommendation. It Is
expected that work will sturt lin
mediately.
LOCAL GOLF TEAM
DEFEATED BY LANE
COUNTY PLAYERS
The 28-nmn golf team of the
Itoueburg Country Club was de
feated hi to 2:1 in a tournament at
hugene Sunday. The local team,
while badly defeated by the l.nne
country golfers, had a most enjoy
ahle time and were profuse in
tholr expressions of appreciation
of the hospitality of the Ku'.-ene
club. There were also about 20 of
the local women, wives of club
members and lady members of the
country J11b, who made the trip
ano were muicneu Willi lady play
ers of lOugenc. Altogether the tour
nament was a most delightful .if
fair and the local golfers are eager
ly looking forward to the time
when the Ijino county teams will
piny a return match here.
Next Sunday tho club will play
n local tournament, the last of the
season. Kach of the following Sun
(lays will he spent away from
homo, July IB at Corvallis. July 22
nt (Inints Pass and July 2!l at
Miirshllold.
Firecrackers, bootoroos, toy pis
tols nnd caps, flags. Riverside
Store.
ANCIENT BEE TREE
' MASONIC CEMETERY
REMOVED TODAY
The old bee tree in the Alasonlo
reinetery is no more. The true
has for ninny years been one of
the sights of Hie cemetery, the
spreading black oak being of
great size and custlng a shade
over a largo area.
" In recent years the core" litis'
become rotten, due partly to an
imal demy, augmented bv the on.
oral Ion of a swarm or w ild hoes
operallng inslilo the hollow trunk.
Yesterday one whole side of ihe
tree split off mid fell, dropping in
to a section where 1 here were
many costly gravestones, marking
the resting places of some of Iho
county's pioneers.
In some, which seems almost
miraculous, thc tons of crashing
wood, despite tho fact that the
branches covered a wide area, did
not Injure 11 single stone or cause
any damage of liny kind.
I'enrlng Hint the other hair of
the tree might full, the carolnk
ors are today removing the re
maining perilous of the oak, so
that no damnge will result.
The bees Hint have lone neen.
j pled Iho trunk of the tree, swnrm-
eu on a branch of the reinalniiu
porlion for a number of hours, but
finally sought n new home.
Rut barbecue annflwlcries nnd
live Joiovor. Hrnnd'i, Bond Stand.
MOVIES
ANTLERS
Zane Grey'a "The Vanlshinn Pio
neer" Coming to Antlers Co.
morrow. Days of Old West
Lived Over Again
Days or the covered wagon anil
j the old west have not passed for
I ever. In Ihe sane dolled mesas of
! t'lah's "llixloland." that vasl com
bination ot picturesque waste,
! Riven orchards and open range
land lying on the outskirts of Zlon
1 National I'nrk. smoke still rises
from the pioneer's camp rire. Here
anil there off the broad load that
lends Irom Cedar City to the sron-
c wonderland of the national park I
me wane lops or the covered i
wagons can still lie seen.
Most or them belniiK to wander
ing prospectors. Occasionally the
while canvas lops cover the
"chuck" wagon of some much, out
fit. Siinhols of a romantic past,
they still find a place in the eco
nomic life ot this sreat open coun
try. Into Ibis spot that the hand of
ndvaiicbiR clvllliutlon has touched
so llchtly has none the cast of
Zane (ircy's oMc of the west, "The
Vanishing Pioneer" in search or
itiauniftrcut scenery and auihenlle
atmosphere. The casl or this pic
ture Is headed by Jack Holt. Sally
Plane Is his leiidini; lady. William
Powell. Fred Kohler and tiny
Oliver are other members of the
cast and Holt's nine venr old son
Tim ,l,n l,o. L .....
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given thai, all
wsrninls of School District No. 4.
of Dounlas coonlv nr.,,.,. ....
'crest tnereon ceases from thi
dale the :ud day ot July, lP.'S.
Buy a
Hamilton Beach
and
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$2300
We've Eliminated
costly door-to-door selling
expense and pass this $23
saving on to You
Now you can buy the
Identical
Hamilton Beach
Vacuum Cleaner
that sold a year ago at
$64.00 for
$41.00
This latest model com'
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Ball Bearing Motor never
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Compare this machine with
any, regardles of price
McKean, Darby &
Baldwin
Complete Housefurnlshers
HOOVER PREPARES
TO GIVE VIEWS ON
(.Vwi-b!n pus Win-)
WASHINC.TO.V, July 3. Secre
tary Hoover began yesterday what
expected to be his last full
week as head of the commerce de
part nient.
Under present plans, he will
leave the capital about. July 10, for
his home in California, stopping;
the way to present his resig
nation lo ' President Coolidge at
the summer White House in Wis
consin. The republican national commit
tee Is making all arrangements for
the Journey which is to be made
on a special train, so large is thc
party which will accompany Iho
presidential nominee. The exact
itinerary has yet to lie definitely
mapped out.
A committee of Califomlnns.
headed by Covernor Young, is to
meet .Mr. Hoover at Hello, Nov.,
or some other point, depending
upon the roule chosen, ami escort
him to San I'Ynnoisco. it Is plan
ned that .Mr. Hoover will respond
to their greollng ul Oakland, pos
sibly making bis first public ad
dress since his nomination.
Refreshed by a quiet week-end,
Mr. Hoover turned again today to
his speech accepting the nomina
tion, which is to he delivered
when lie is officially apprised of
his selection by the convention.
The notification is planned for
early 'In August at Mr. Hoover'B
home in Palo Alto.
It Is understood that Mr. Hoover
has completed drafting the sec
tions of the address dealing Willi
the agricultural situation and that
his next subject is prohibition.
There is a prevalent, belief, loo.
that lie intends dealing uncnuivo
rally with tills issue, and that In!
addition to supporting the plat-l
j form plank pledging rigid enforce-j
meiu, lie will warmly endorse the'l'aiu lor anyone caueht slealine or
luuilamontul
ju-mcipies oi prom-j
billon
in una I iiiincci mil, II is reciuieii :
that as secretary of commerce, j
.Mr. Hoover two years aco declar-
ed prohibition a creat contrihu-i
lory tactor ill American industrial I
efficiency.
RAYON HOSE SPECIAL
That 111? value 49e Arrowhead 1
bosse now made with "V" heel. ' "'"" name was not mentioned.
This hose is a fine ray n clear Uilw siolced in a resolution hei-e lo
the toi. popular colors and sires '''-' u t'H' annual stale conveu
SS to MJ. llverv pair of Arrow heail """ "r '"hrislian churches,
guaranteed lo ni,-,, satisfactory! J" resoiiilion said:
wear or we rIvo you a now palr! ' ',ts convention of Christian
tree. Von are Ihe jiulu-e. This rinon '. 'hli; '''"'s "f Oreson represeullnc
al 40c Is blR value. I he silk Arrow-: -."1"1 members, unanimously nr
head hose nlso come In Jtl.no and ,in"s mlr unilyiiiK devotion to the
51.25 numbers. ; l"i!h amendment and the Volstead
iart as It now stands, and lirires
CHURCH OUSTS PASTOR
SUING FOR OIVORCE
0.-.I Ck-m twl Wlr,-l
tl.WVTHOUNK. N. J.. July 3
The roimregailon of Haw tbot ne I
lleforincd Church
longer de-
sires as pastor the llev. John H.
lleeves. who has tiled suit for di
vorce naming a member oi the
choir as ro-rcspnndent. The con-
trcgallon. !! to 2. voted against
' lilm. He Is on a vacation with pay.
' Mis w lie occupies the parsonage. 1
ES RAhIGH
CITY PROPERTY
R. P. Rogers, of Voiicalia, who
for several years has been engaged
in fanning In Unit, locality, has
complcteij a deal for the purchase
of 4 houses and 8 lots In Itosebur
thu city property belonging to the
1. K. MeLeimoir Itealiy company
Mr. Mri-endon, in exchange for the
houses and lots, Ib taking in part
payment Mr. uogura' 200 acre
stock and fruit tarm 5 mi led south
east of loncalm. Mr. and .Mrs.
augers are moving to Hosebuig
ana are occupying one of the
houses located at S. .Mill street
The value of the property involved
in the transaction is between 3t,
000 and J40.UU0.
Another
fence lias
Bros.
carload
arrived
American
Whurtou
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Portland Stations
KGW, 491.50 lo 7 p. in., dinner
program; 7 lo 7:30 p. in., con
cert trio and stall vocalists;
7:30 to 8 p. in., Memory Uii'io
program, the Pacific coast net
work; 8 to 8:30 p. in., "Evereudy
Hour," the Pnclilc coast net
work; 8:30 to 9 p. in., studio pro
Kiam; 3 to 10 p. m., studio pro
grain from KO.MO; 10 to 12 p.
in., dance program.
KOIN, 319 G-7 p. m., dinner con
cert; 7-7:15, amusement guide;
7:15-8, orchestral music; 8-8:15,
vaudeville program; 8:15-8:30,
talk; 8:. '10-5, llallowat question
box; 9 9:20, studio program;
!l:20!l:40, golf program; 9:10
10:30, flghi reports.
KEX, 277.6 G:30 p. ni., utility;
6:30-7, studio program; 7 - S,
dance music; 8-8:30, studio fea
ture; 8:30-1, musical frolic; !l
10, scenario writing contest; 10
12, dunce music.
Other Coast Stations
KOAC, Corvallis, Ore., 270.10:30
p. m., music and utility; 7-7 :3o,
farm program.
KMO, Tacoma, Wash., 254.1 6-
10:30 p. ni., diversified studio
music.
KHQ, Spokane, Wash., 370.26-
b:4b p. ni., studio concert; 6:45
7, travelogue; 7-10, studio con
cert; 10-11, Majestic ballroom
dance orchestra; 11-12, organ re-
cnai; iz-r, nance frolic.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 447.56 7
P. ni., teal lire program; 7-8, old
llino music; 8-9 .concert.
rvumu, Seattle, Wash., 309.1 G-7
p. m., Totem concert orchestra
and male quartet;- 7-8, N. 11. c
concert; 10-11, Totem orchestra
and soloist; 11-12, news ami stu
dio program; 12-12:30 a. in.,
dance music. ,
KGO, Oakland, Cal, 334.460:30
I. in., news, weather, slock and
market reports; 6:30-7, popular
concert; 7-8, N. B. C. concert; 8
9, N. U. C. urogram; 9-10, the
Pilgrims.
KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 460.5 0-7
P- in., dinner concert; 7-7:30, de
tective stories; 7:30-8, Albin
trio; 8-9, N. U. c. program; 9-lo,
concert orchestra; loll, N. u.
C. concert.
KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 422.3
6-7 p. in., dinner music; 7 8, the
nler music; 8-9, N. 11. c. pro
gram; 9-10, courtesy concert; 10
12, dance orchestra.
KFHC, San Francisco, Cal., 454.3
6-7 p. ni feature and ulllitv; 7
7:30, orchestra; 7:30-8, novel
ty duo; S-9, sweetheart hour; 9-
ru, classical music; lo-ll, danco
orchestra; 1112, lioof tiarclen
orchestra.
KHJ, Los Anoeleo, Cal., 399.8 0 7
p. in., utility anil music; 7-8,
courtesy programs; 8-9, concert
oichestra; 9-10. courtesy con
cert; 10-12, IJIUnioro hotel or
chestra. KNX, Hollywood, Cal., 336.9 0-
6:30 p. in., string quariel; 6:30
7, conceit orchestra; 7-8, cour
tesy studio concert; 8-9, lealuro
program; 9-10, counesy conceit;
Jo-12, Hotel Ambassador orches
tra. KFON, Long Beach, Cal., 241.37
S. p. in., vaiidy urogram; 8!l.
baud concert; 9-10, courtesy
concert; lo-W:3o, music and
tin lit talk.
KWJJ, 2496-7 p. in., dinner eon
cert; 7-8. amusement guide; 8-9,
silent; 910, conceit.
REWARD
?1"0 standing rjeward will be
I.HIIIIK sueep or goats on properly
of Al t reason, .Sunshine Hunch
i.wuis iuiiiuaKcu, J. tl. Short J,
-V Weallierford, Frank Harder and'
Son, T. A. Troxel, or Jones listaie.
K. J. ltolIK, Treas.
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CHURCHES OPPOSE SMITH
TUtNF.I!. Ore.. July 2. Opposi
tion to the democratic nominee for
President, thousli Uovernor
every member of Iho Christian
chinches or Orepon to disregard
parly hues and lo vole for no one
lor the presldenlcy or the United
States who does not nnsliivcK- nn.l
unreservedly commit hlmselt to
the support of the lsth amend-
nient and the Volstead act without
any niod;licallous whatseev
,
cream seear-
.vo" !
McCormirk-Dcering
ntors run easy and skim close
i ue. aie mane 10 lasi a Ille lime.
oee uie uiiiereui sues at uartou
Broi. I
WmM- Ml
invigorating
WHOLESOMENESS
YOUNG folks obtain an invigi'
orating thrill from delicious
wholesome soft drinks. Beside
high-quality sugar with its
energy value,bottled carbonated
beverages contain pure carbon
ated water and wholesome fla
vors. Carbonation . . . perfect
only when the drink is bottled
... produces that sparkling,
appetite-creating tang.
nottled
Carbonated
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dc jwjrjcu tur belt f cuptt.
Cyiera's a
Bottler
in your town!
July 4th Is Significant
Date
(Ily NBA Service)
II Is a historical coincidence that
July 4 the greatest patriotic date
in the history of the nation Is
also tin? date of an unusually large
number of other Important histori
cal events besides the sUning of
the Declaration of Independence
July 4, 1770.
The date first appears In Ameri
can history In 1030 when Roger
Williams settled Providence. It. I.
(1 . mum man u eeuiurjr t
later In 1751 it uppears again asi
Ihe die when Ilenjamln Franklin
proposed a fav-sli;lltell plan , for a I
Colonial congress.
Jilst two years later to the day,
Iho colonics felt themselves so
firmly welded tocother that Ihey
signed the instrument which chlll
leniied all Ilritaln to-war. It Is. of
course, this latter act. in 1770. that
makes July 4 the b. lovcd holiday
thnl It Is, nnd II is also Ibis act
that undoubtedly robbed
these!
other July 4 events of deserved
i; T .1 sieauj
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nu.eis iie lis nil insiRIll into me
born on July 4, 1S04. On this dale
Imrenn r n-JrK- A.,...l..
PhlUdelpbla and ..S.'-bnh" t
'remendniis journey In that day
AMERICAN BALLOONS ARE
BEATEN IN BENNETT RACE
DF.TIIOIT. July 2 The race for
Ihe James Cordon llennelt Interna
tional balloon trophy was nar
roweded today to France and dor
many, Karl Holts, the official scor
er for the race, announced, follow
ing receipt of a message that the
U. S. Army balloon had landed at
12:20 p. ui. at Kenhrldge, Va.
The only balloon not reported
landed and believed still aloft late
today was the Herman entry, Mun
, , . . ,
,i A,"ori" ' ,hnprS f"r retaining
,hr ' "veted tro,,hy w-re shattered
wnen ine fr-nrn balloon Dlanch-
ar,
landed at W alnut Cove. N. r
. . .. .i.iiiu.-i iiuni ine
starting poiut than wiiere the u-
MeyregooJ - ,
ana good jor you j
everages
in National History
and now a matter of a couple ol
hours for airmail planes.
Tragedy stalked into this promi
nent dale in 1820 when two rormei
president of toe new nation died
within a tew hours ot each otJicr.
1 lley were John Adams, second
president, and Thomas Jefferson,
framor of -the Declaration ot Inde
pendence In a sense, "father ol
Independence Day" and third
president ot the United Stales.
.lust live Veiirs
James i,',, ,,-,,
later In 1831
fifth pnliidei.l.
i died
In 1S.10 the United States patent
ureau began to function on Jul)
Coolldge's, Too.
The "Illrtbday of the Nation"
became the blrthdnv of a presi
dent In ls72 when Calvin Cooildt-c
was born on the historic dalo.
In 19IIH, the laying 0r the Pncilir
caoie was cnniiilln,l n I,. I,. I
Another step or national iiroKresi
was taken In 11112 when two stars!
I were added lo the fine for N'
! ,?'c I.Arlwna. thus brlngind
' 10 riupleted slate of 4S star:
iiio rias lat
was alven lis firsd
real meaning exactly 146 years b'H
! . '."'. "e-""cce nail, l-lllia
!
I providence semi mini
my hag came down. The Dlanchai J
nan traveled farther than nn
inner nanoon ot the 11 reportr
landed.
f.at barbecue snnnwirtiei an
live rorever. Brand a Road Stand
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
WARRANTS
concn n hereby given tliafl
semen mils will be received by lh
Looking (ilass school board, Dist
No. 13 Jul 11 a. s.nn . . ...
purchase of $3.n(o of school wa.'
i.inis won interest nt B per ron'
payable semi-annually Ji Iv land
'Jail. 1. rictlrenient - an orllHn
nlan h..l,,l i i
al n.i,in. .r. t' ' " i"'
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MARSH
Clerk Dist. 13,' Lookltig GUts
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