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Newspaper Page TextFIVE D0pendableMercliandise At Lowest Prices :, Our line of House Furnishings a sold to you with the idea of yielding us 4 profit on our turnover. This profit we hold consistent with good merchan dising. Our policy is the . ' ' : ' ; Best Merchandise for , - ' '; , the Least Money and Reasonable Service Upon this policy we are asking for the patronage of the people of Douglas county. ; .'- ; McKean, Darby & Baldwin Complete House. Furnishers' ' . Roseburg, Ore. SMITHSvHOPE N OHIO BESTS OilTiRl Democrats Strive for City Vote to Overcome Dry Rural Sections, FARM ISSVE DEAD Ejection to Be Enlivened by Contests for Two Places in United States Senate. y CROSS-STATE R. R. . NEEDED BY IDAHO CATTLE INDUSTRY PORTLAND; ' Cre., Aug. 6 Livestock development of south western Idaho lias lieen hindered because ,ot !aqk of dependable markets, aqdrthe only hope is rail road construction that will 'proylsie better outlet, John Smeod, of Caid--well, declared 'ut ah Interstate here today on a proposed cross- state railroad in .Oregon By II. H.DAUGHEHTY (Associated Press Correspondent) COLUMBUS, O,, Aug. ??Wheu Ohio goes , democratic in a" presi dential year there .'generally is stmts unusual reason and it Uov, Alfred IS. Smith licks Herbert Hoover In the state Iik November it will be largely because Ohio has turned somersault and' gone wet. The Buckeye state has' consist ently defeated all proposals smack-, lag of alcohol and elected dry can didates to state and federal offices except a few congressmen con sistently wet d is t rids. In most Sinecd said. Thai Increase will do instances dry majorities have been the producers no good unless they can get it to market. GRANGE MET FOR PROGRAM increased. Thus far there has been noted little or no change in the tastes of rural 1 Ohio, eo If Smith wins the state it probably wilif fee by the .vote ot the big eities. ' ' , . . Fight- Centers In Cities . v Realizing ths, democratic lead em expect to exert .their : efforts chiefly in the urban centers, where they Jiope to roll up large majori ties. These majorities will have it generally Is con- cattle to San Francisco , over the present rail route, Mr. Smeed said. In shipments of 1500 tQ. 2000 miles shrinkage in weight and quality de stroys a great deal of the value of tho stock. Feed bills mount high. At present Portland and Seattle aro the, only markets within reasonable-, 'distance, he continued. They can consume .only 50 or 60 carloads a', day. " ' MrJ Smeed gave' statistics to sup port fhis arguments. Th'e proposed cross-state cutoff he said, would shorten the haul to San Francisco by about- 300. miles1. ; .. i . ly. . New irrigation development in ; southw.estej&hiboj means.. st!H greater production of - beef, Mr, r i The South Deer Creek grange, at. its meeting August. 4 enjoyed the presence of Edward Everts,.! WHIan! Smith, and John Cadeboer, nl lot Glide grange.. The Glide mnmluira iit-trli,! thn mumluin nt'.ttt SS.SriTL'llt O South Deer creek to take an actlve!seilf and 100,000 to offset tho tills montU. ' wumy iiKtittmu;, Nou'gunday "the membera ofl1'1" Sives wet majorities of 75,-, South Deer Creek and Giide 000 uj """J rePuMtam majorities granges will hold a picnic on Little 'arof w fM adfates Be- river nlinnt A msirtrn of A mtin ICeptsble on the prohibiOon ques- cust of the covered hrldEe. as a ", is-expected by democratic ! result of a discussion between the ,leaderi' '" strong for Smith.: members ot the two organizations. At the otller cnd ot the state is - Plans were made for the re- Cleveland, with almost a million shingling of the hall ' and ' during .population.' Clevelanders' like to the lecture hour Mrs. C. II. Bailey, try now things. Classed republi presented a program consisting . of j can, Cleveland showed its imle tnlks by the Visiting- members,, nendenee four years ago by giving piano solos by Isabella' Karcher j LaPoliette and Wheeler a majority, and an address by lr.,C. H. Bailoy. although the Coolidge ticket sept Tho iadics of the hoate economics j the state 'by almost halt a million committee served sandwiches, cake majority. ...-.-. . and coffeo at the cjose of tha moetr . H, O. Brunncr, democratla chair Ihg. "-.--. i. .- jmaj therefore sees in Cleveland great possibilities for the Smith Itobiniioit ticket. If he can once get the , voters headed toward Smith he fools nothing can stop Smith sweeping the city, i ) Although tho prohibition nues-, ttoii is eipectod to be tiie dontinat-1 ing Issue In Ohio, as heretofore, it j probably will not be .dragged into I tho open. To outward appearance ! the mmnalgn ' ill be conducted j along lines stressing the tariff and ' (other economic issues. The mat ter of farm relief .Is not expected to be a viUtl issue. - : State Contests The republicans have , several committee 'contests developed ajong tho same line of cleavage as In the April presidential nrlnmrv between tho followers of fprmer puma ii. wuiis aim loose es pousing the Hoover cause. The Hoover element is expected to win, ! as it- was able to carry a majority ! of.ihe districts In April, Such a victory would- mean the selection of a campaign organization" that will put In lis best licks tor the i Hoover-Curtly ticket. " . I Another JacVr expected to bo of considerable importance in the campaign is the election of two United States senators, ono for tho full term and one lo fill the iroiii-yejir vneauey caused by flic deiilh ot Senator WiMis, Tha senatorial campaign undoubted)? wiii be closely allied with tiw presidential. Sen. Simeon li. Fcas, a dry, unopposed for renominatimi, will carry the Hoover banner,- al though lie was alli'Ml wills the Wil lis group last April. His opponent, dsepite (hat five are seeking liie democratic nomlitatlon. nmhahlv jwill be either George White f Marietta, former congressman, or Ohark-s V. Truai, state director of agriculture. For the short term. Sen, Cyrus lyncher, a recognized dry, who suc ceeded Senator Willis, fa fighting it out with Graham 1'. Hunt, Cin cinnati! a past leaiii r ot the weia and an eiponent of modification of iho Volstead law. Hep, Theo dore E. Burton, Cleveland, and Chief Justice Carrington T. Mar shall, Hancsville, are favorites in a field of five for tho republican short term nomination. Both Bur ton and Marshall aro considered dry, but Marshall the drjest. Bur ton probably will be the target of tiie irreconcilable- Willis followers, who blame him with being, re asons chiefly for Hoover contest ing Senator Wills" irtd for the Ohio delegation to the Kansas City con vention. Chaties lilck of Akron and "General" Jacob S, Coiey of "Co!rey' Army" fame also are candidates. IMtiStry Places sperity Pro in Your Hand! This being correct, Mr, Business Man and Citizens oi Roseburg your cooperation by offering to subscribe tor stock estabishing a Saw Mill in This City express your faith in the progress of the community, and en courage industrial expansion of natural resources of wealth, Mr. Stone, a practical saw mill man, proposes to invest $5f000 in cash and the manufac taring plant as evidence of his confidence in Roseburg. Will you show your public spirit by Ol I ermg U Jurtiiasc one ur iiiui c ttiai wui iuvn in this enterprise at $100 each? Payable in four equal monthly installments, . An investment in industries for your com munity builds your business, ' - Read and fill out 4he coupon clip and mail today! , 1! . McLENDON EEAIrV OO, ' . ; . "' S , . - , bosbbJrq, ohb. .4 ; i ?,-.." ? I consider the Batniii proposition meritorious ami one that uM "to be oneouraged, and in case a corpora! ion shall bo formed to oarty . , : t j & .- out Oils purposo I sltaii. be wiiling io fako I in slock in such corporation, with the understanding that I am to make a bludiiut subscription therefor upon the formation of saeiu a corporation asd upon cbmplianee with Use Biuei Sky law ot the atate of Dragon, with the further understanding that any stock for which 1 shall aubsortiia shall be payable in . .-instaiimeni&of . Address.- . dollars pach. McLENDON REALTY CO. HON, Jackson St Yodel Banned in the Tyrblr . ; Guides Return to Jasper t !Whcn the camper remembers to take alonff that popnlnr Northwest product ' FRYE'S "DEMCIOUS; BRAND -HAM the ideal , camp meal in ideal surrotmditiifs is complete. Buy a whole or ltnlf FKYE'S "DELICIOUS" . BRAND HAM for use at home and then you'll always have' a supply when you suddenly decide one day to go picnick ing and want to be off in a hurry. Care ful selection,!!. 8. Government inspec- .' tion, perfect curing that's the secret of 1 '; its popularity, ,' . ! i Write to Fry Co., Portland, tor , . Frye's "Meat Guide" 187 tested recipes. Send 3c for postage. I At elaoiis (LwiifA lion'i be nfrnid to drop Is nt our show-rooms at any tima and ask hiformat ion n nd (JtmofiMra t ion. We have a salesman on the job from S in. to 8 p, nt also Ban ti&y fr?noon, for your - tonvpn fence. Hansen Chevrolet Co, Boswe!l , Sprlugs, cool shady ifanS Fsthmr and Jan Wetiert famous Swiss snhtca. Imve just rs tumt'd to JssiHsr Park, AilHfrta. To be exm;t ihey hayo jttut returned from the Austrian 'ryroll wnMi is not at ail what it used in Ns. - On ftrst ii?avinR - KwHefiand Fuhrer and Wetmr imt In three years guiding in Juspor Park. LAt. rail tmy thought a change wey do (iiem good. Tiioy deiermcd to try iho Tyro) for a sttasos. ; lint filings in tho Jyrit my linns tmd Jt-an, w;re nt what. ihy had atitieipated. in thosQ mttn a mimutHin e!imlierTa life ami mou tain efimbing ia ifirm iB tin tmp& Hit' reward, tiw ini of Itffi ms luHionm a hrdn, narrow and trim- td wifh n'MrirAluns. i'iiis im tiiaoytrftd on lhtr visit . Thcrt are sUH nmiitln, according lo the guM:s( who do not nndr aland fhe - phimj3c of mouillii climbing Plainly, assert linns tiptt Jtsn, why a man tillmha a mon tain is. shown by what ho does when he gsts to thn top. And ihvra Is only one thing a self respecting mountHhienr can d whun too sycressfuiSy zuhm tho nmslle spire of & lofty summit. He ymlt:ift. The vodel Is instinctive No ?ro Neuritis In Arr&, Neck, Lnga cr Thighs ; ff ynut ta st rH f the itfronli ins patn ttf r tut, lis, nT!(iii. sctni or rheumMm it ppiy Tjfoi to Mi T-,ii pti nd ccc ha quickly ll aluorber.i, aolhiuit mnA fitttHttg In. ii tnd tfnicklf fnchf the buinisg sfMg ntrvt fhfvef fru rb it on. ljse klubborft flirt in tht bock of (h nerk, boat th Hna!o? Hwds. fac at ftd. in ih fBrMim mftA AnMri. fir eiin'f- inf dswii h thiifh to lit t- tip, irB mi will fstr nw, Bt!mbr;t of tr$iTn of joint j h$rfRi. ' , Tyiol it jwj n atditinrtf v!mmt r ml, feat iMfc new wmattiupt Nit it itiriy dtiftfnt hrm mtntimt hV9 evf D"Vt ' EJ lofiff, Grt ppty J TftnM f joocj dug (Wi ffi Natfcan Fuii-ton j ; like the ciwing m a ijoatsr whpnj he, see? the entry sun first giint across the farm-ya. H is a hoii-l Hka nolo that tlmis down sndf down into the valioy. j It marks" an epeeti, the end off tho' Rscent," tiis seghmhiR of thnf dAsceAt. Whea a gidt will spend years learning to-elimfe, he wilil have spent a life time learning is yqdil. A miliar In the Alps lis- t;na with anxiety is detect in the voire of her infant a cadenco, a whisMr, an eeiw ts tell Imt thai In Httt ysrs to conifi Uft wiii feo s iodiiir. if No can yodni lie will ho a inotintain eMtJilwr. If not will, it Is another of life's siiri-owa. In HwltsKfr.lsnd a man nnahio fn ndoi wonld nn morn ihin fi I rnmning a mnnnjani nan a rw vV. !.. .Ntt tii ttinnti tit an aintilfl ronsider riding in tiie mihway. . ft slmpiy i tint done; aeenrding to li&n and Jean; An4 so t was Is the Tyrol, But that is of the past, Musso lini had preceded iisns and Jean to the Austrian Tyroi Vodelling had iwen forbidden. lioals and trains wre all too slow in taking the mountaineers back to Jasper irk where, in 5300 square miles f moan tain peaKs, there has been so iiss placed sa jodell'ig. Hna and Jean are aeen cofcether nearing the top nf a ppk in the Coiumhia leeffeids, their first as cent sinee their return, t?nahlo t retrain their nthnslagm ihoy havP broken all freeedents and slopped io yedi on their way to the Up, Ihis, they affirm, wiii be the new order of thins in J8&pfr Park. The yoilm should be made the most of, I There should be at least tea yodria in every peak. I'-nhr?? and Wehr are two of the $ eorpa at Swiss monniain lEMida I maintained at Jasper Tark lo guide :amainurt up the mountain of JJiat .alpine region. K&rM snmftur many : mrricati taNe advantas nf thi "nporiunify to rlimb, the Tonquin valley and !b f'oiumbia l-e fieida j ting rpeogniz1! among the'pre ; mier mountaioeeriliK nrtiona of s the world. A conservative estl ! mete has pisefd the numhfT of : peaks In Jasper Park at well over j ten thousand thousands of them i stii! unsealed, many . ol them still s awaiting ft same, r , JURY EXONERATES ERRING HUNTER t t AmxiuM Ittm iJ WtJ . HAT'liAMBNTO, Am, , I'sttl HtHBhiniion, wlto shut and kUkd Jtihn Hitchcock, lit, of Mwell, whiia lite fwo wore BHBMsg near in Cojsaa county, h im exon erated by s ciironor'e imf. Wit ncsKos utid' liltrhcork ksslt ntu) urKeii M comrtanioa to shoot al dear but rained op ftst m Us ht a Hrfirt. The buIM Bit Wm SB lite head, ' nodiso oouiio, WZ1 raoM: s Rood Uit4 good looking car witb bjatber ttjilioistflring and fully tulipi. Bssy terms or trsdo eoaMerm; fsr ttiua by iisttseu utieyraim co. . o . WATER WINGS SLIP OFF, GIRL BATHER DROWNED t&tm-mtti ffwh WtJ POItTLAN!!, Or.( Aug, 8, iad (iiiBg oat IflO fwit into ihs Coltim bia river with a pair et seair winm yesterday, Artie IMoasstt; 1?, saute iuts tho swift curreut wlies tha winas slipped off, asd she w arowaea, tier Home was at. oa- ego. Modsa contw, 1921 modoJ; a good ad good looking car ith hnUtar ijiihoistering d faiiy , flaitiM!d. ICasy t?rms or trade csssids-red; for sais by Hainan Chevrolet Co, Knight si Pytisis., Alpha i-fal W- O, M. L-Hmts in Mtxisa iusil No, 47 Hesis ovary. W6iintts.Usu tec on (i sad fourth Fridays at S in Kttlsms ot Pythlss ha:i, 134. o'clock. Visitors welcome. CONSTANCY BLACK, S. B. JESS1B CALHOUN. Hea. ! i i ViVlAN I'iiSLLiPSj Troas., i Wsodmen of the Wsrld, Csmp No 1 125Mcots in tha Oii Fellows ,, ,' , 1 Hall in nosehnrg evtry first Union Bncampmsnt No 8, i .a 0.( d lhw Moriljny RTottitiSS. Vis- Fp-Mset, ta Odd felows TJ-m-, lehtoors. Iw welcomo. pla ob $4 and h Wedsesdaysj . Jf , srehs iwaa weleome, 1 1 Rose street, Visitors always ivnl i coins, ' - - . , . C, W. HORNER, ft C. ' BOY O, OUNO, M, V. mo, n. WAita, k. r. s. S. M. KEI.LBV. C. P. C. i'. CRAMKR, II. P. CABt W, OHMAK, Beribo .sural Cbatrttr, No. SI, H. A. M. 1 Mests every third Tassdsj till aaeb month in Masonie Tmar . AH mimitisrs requested to at-i imt asd visiting coBipsriloKs i K weteoa, I. M. LKHRRACH, High Priest J Wy. MARRIS. 8o, j Job's bushtrs Na, S Mssstt i first a4 thW Frli-s at 7i fi m. MaoaL.e Totnpie, Master Wa-i O, O, F,- Phiistsfisn voogs ft tsiesU its tM5i )io?s icni. ile irr sVliJsy r8Bin. Visit int? brelhroa are siwsss weV come, - , . ... A. J. OK01Bfi. Bee. Bee, J, II. BftiLBV, F1rt. Sits. O. T, Mj Meets-- imen sectmd sod fourlh Thisrss)sf of each month In Moceatas hail, comer Cass and Pine streets. Visiting HniRhts always weinomft. U. O. OOO DM AM, com. W. A. HAiiJ, n. K. ' sons aad O, tj. 8, tnentbera sl-i Rsieburg LoSgc No. 1037, L. O. 0 sr wajcoata. KUZABBTW BEHWEB, Sea. Nsighbsr of '.Voodcraft, LMst -Circle, No. 4. Meets t Jsrst' and th1r4 Monday eTcnisya, isi K, ot P. liatl. Vlaitlnc Mitb tors' loBed to stteed ELBiS WH4JAMB, O. N, Meets tlrst sni IhW WcA nesdays of tho stDtilh, Moosf iiall, 818 N. Jackson sireeu Vis Ultis brothers wfsieoEnff. GEO. P. 011,11AM. Bir.t. ii. O. PAROKTBK, f5eo. 3NO. M. THKONB. Trenn. t LODGE DIRECTORY t Rsnburg Rebkah Ledgs, No, 41 I, O. O. F-Mwls lit Odd W lows Tfotple mr.ry wsek os TtuxMlar .snla. Visiting saen hrs in irood standing &m cot dialir invited lo attend. KVKIfYN hoovkr, n, o, EHTHUB HATWBUJ, HB. O, 84 itassburs CHsotsr, No. i lloids iheir regular racating on the first and third Tharsdays Is each month. All sejeursina: brothers and sisters are rssBect laiiy ioirifed io attond, KTHKI I. WKMi, W. M. ritKK JOHNSON. Sea. PytsiaB Slstsrs, Uflisqua "Tamofi No, 4. Meets the seemtd and fonfib Mondey eTenings o? ssrs noBlh at tha K. of P, bait. Vis itors niways welcome. LENA VOimO. M. 8, C.' ; KVA HARKR. H. of B. C. j MAY E, PAIiUER, fa, of T. 1 WAHQAHKT WHITNEY. Clerk DEMOLAV CHAPTER Regular eansmaoicai ion Sad and 4th Thursdays Masonie liail. 1 W. S. A. O. T. W cbura fio- BRAND'S Frail MsfNicI antl Bsrbtcus Summer Garden Psclflc Mlshwsy, 3 mi. north ; of BeseMirg, Ore. parson &a83ad3fe fit any lime la nnr nsw dining tst I'hone g?33 far arrsn menl. rf?UIT , Very figs ravenstes Kd 3mm Apides t , . Klondike Msioss, view No. 11. Holds resniaf meeiinsfs on efid nd fourth Thuntdays ttt , m. VifeiUni? iMMers iurited io sittenei reTies, Msrcabea iia!1t Fine anil. Cass streets. MRR MARY WUXOX. JKssiis nrr, jcoi. 3 A, 4 A, M.j 1-6 tire 1 Loose fto. Hi Hfiuisr eunmEynlrstioa see nnd and fearlh Wefhtt'Sflfiys each month si Jsfasonte Templo, Boso- K. A. COOK. V. M. W. R IIAUHIR, SP- Esigies. RfiseburQ AetI M??fs in Msccafjf Hfi s sfl strwt os spcond nd iaa, j Weds TfniJis of fit : mnnfii, at S o'f;ifek. VsS&itHt rHhira in J H. nAJIKV; Jr. W, rnm. It F- IWKiOMAN. t-C B. P. O. E.fcs, B&ttfcutj C&iig h&. 3?S 1li!ls rpgyfr rnmmuntra- Sff-nnd snl fesurfh f!'liQnlays ftf ?Rtb mofiih. AU frwrafW-rs rv qu(?Atfy to ftttfns! l-OEiiiftHjr, Hiitl all vUtUns Itrnthufk are certHailr , incited io tvuerni WALTKR S. KIRHEH. K, It XK)UOlAi WAITisi fcfcfe