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Mil III i . J 2 - - - - - : ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1928. six ' Dreadnaught to Take Hoover, cn Good Will Trip . ' : . : I f t , ( i t . f " ' : i . 1 1 1 ' , .1 I jO,- ,s .-, Green Feed and Cod Liver Oil . Two very necessary ingredients in the ration for winter layers are new incorporated in the formula used in making UMPQUA EGG MASH. This new laying mash fills a long felt need among poultrymen fcr winter feeding. Green feed i? shorter this year than for a good many seasons, supplying this need the finest grade of alfalfa leaf meal is used. Cod liver oil has long been recognized by colleges and leading poultrymen all over the country as a great help to poultry during the fall and winter months. The use of Coliverol in this mash in sures retaining all the vitamines of cod liver oil, longer than the use of pure cod liver oil itself. Coliverol, is not cod liver meal, but cod liver oil in powder form, it does not sour, it never gets rancid and it retains its food value longer than pure oil. It has been in use in the east for several seasons and what it has done the re it will do here. The cost of this feed is slightly more than our standard Ump qua Egg mash, but the value is there, it will get the best production cut of your birds and at the same time bring them through the laying season in the best of health. , For the poultrymen who has his own green feed we will always have on hand our regular Umpqua Egg Mash, made in the same way as always. The Douglas County Flour Mills II 'r'.nws.:--lt Tf e m m Preeident-elect Herbert Hoover and his family ar exected to combine a vacation trip wiin ';'"" ' tour before hie inauguration, March 4. On the super dreadnaught Maryland, above, one of tne navy a eft and moet powerful battleihipe. the president-elect is to visit ."certain Latin-American countries. Brotherly Race For Same Office - Stirs Campaign) A Couple of Vice Presidents r r X a Ux f,? iff'"" 1 - We-, f."! W Pnysicians would be as rare as voo-doo witch doctors if ths n !riXV;V; ; E is '-ij Vice-President Charles G. Dawes and Senator Charios Curtis, the I .V-. V: 1 next vice-president, right; are shown on the steps of the Capitol In f - sUS Washington as Oawcs wished Curtis the best of luck In presiding over f . m0kfr t", v the senau. Dawes Is regarded as a master at that art, and may be i" rifatWU. !-'f.ia giving Curtis a few tips. , , ' s . I r f Mt. Etna Spouts Molten Death . E sfr - ( au ' ' ' ' " ; ' - ' Ibi il , f K'it 1 - !. I Austin P. Miller (above) and . - ..ic-v .vvr,. ? ---.- Zl kWbf ) M . ' iV- j Mile. E. Miller.. V ' ' " A ' V 31 ? wVja v J: ? V w .fe 3b('',3 salt lake, uuh, nov. u x.gr,,.. ,.....,. .j,'r.-' & :JXf HtSLr'''4 jy1' ' 1 " Miller w.a a cinch to win for rep- ,, ' P - . 1 'f'"!';'4 f 1 . resentative In the lenlslatur. from . - -,. t i fjP'WlV'Srx,t8?r' I ' her. Two Millers sought the office.! yr ,:-. .. VJ E "A fj 'knWiifwk'- I And these Miller, are brothers. . T . I , 4a i? 5-;' df iM S I Miles E. Miller came out for re I '5. dri- fWteS 3 election a, . republican !' ' , ' . 1 f! rf ' wiltM ilVS f'H.ltlm;'V 1 I Brother Austin P Miller came ' j 'jVV'ti&Jfi'ii I out against him as a democrat. I . V? WifviS' W?4jlWTrrtf ' W- V 1 And there was friendly rivalry I .-t.-k . . fKiJi ftriVV i I ly divided In supporting the broth ri,i. vt t v 4 VltNISrtAVAI iVVVW' i3 .Dch.e In eh othe; oarticu a', ' . , L J- ' V .1 T - i Auiun, tne aemocrai, won. i k. r-ri-rf: - . t Roseburg and Myrtle Creek A Million Days, a Million Apples Looks Bad for the Doctors! vtry tingle son of Adam. At tht left ta view of ths iteadv ttm n4 p..l. ti.. ...nniu u. i- - v ... whert they first re unloaded. If each apple tali for nickel, guest.what the crop would be worth! thousand and millions of them, enough to tempt vs. At the right is one of great yards New Vice-President Aids Scouts Next Champ? She Can Shoot fit i i i t,. I .' 1 ?( . ! It: VV ' ' i ' ' I avt U 1 L.''t "4 ' N h""y months ago Larney ; f Ls-- -. v J .SC? M Llchtenstein. New York boxing fe. . . , (f UVX I -1 """"1". "'l"" ') ' I - - et pa r( iimi oiacn oaniamwcigni. Tor i . iVt, - I ' '.-I 3 50- dare ago he refused . v , 1 US i tjM, ' Not many months ago Larney ; tlchtenstcin. New York boxing manager, "bouyhl" &by Jve Gmi, a little black bantamweight, for $3.50. A few days ago he refused an offer of $50,000 for him and said that $100,000 In cash would not tempt him. Which Indicates. For two successive years, the that Cans is one of the best pro, women's rifle team of George pects among all the young boxers Washington University has won Ssnator Charles Curtis of Kansas, vice prssidtnt elect. Is pictured nd Q0od judges of the sport say the national intercollegiate chm here as ho appeared on election day with a delegation of Boy Scouts ln'h looks like a sure champion, ptonship. Here Is pictured one of front of his law office In Topeka, Kans. Curtis was the first to con. Gns. shown here. Is said to be one the reasons why. For pretty Helen tribute to (he Scouts' campaign. Cttrtia carries his arm In a sling as of the best showmen dsveloped j Taylor, by virtue of her skill with ths result of a mashed finger. Injured when an auto Hoot dosed on It. 'since Paul Berlenbach. jthe rifte, is captain of ths squad. KITCHEN CUPBOARD By NELLIE MAXWELL Mor Good Thing T1IK follow. tiR Is a delicious why of snrvlnf vhh-ken: Ir?ss the chkken and cut Into a?rvlug sir.til plfcvs, stew until tender. If the tiiU-krn is tough arid two ta hk'lMHU.fuls of tiucgnr when It Is cooked. Arid salt, four or five whole cloves and pcpercorns, a b'JL ff, ritrtit of milk ftn! niif-h;ilf cujiful of cream. When It nolle thicken with a ttthleapoon fill or two of SI our, stirred smooth with cold milk. Pour over well baked nakliuc owdcr biscuit split and buttered and placed on a hot plHtter. Parsnip Puff. Hot I parsnips un til tender, put throutlh a sieve, add a tnli!i'Nionful of butter to each cupful of pulp, sett mm with unit and pep)er. Mcitt two eatt Volk, I add to one-fourth cupful of white I Siiih-e. cool, and add the stiffly : b-ntcn vhltes, mm Into a well but ' tereil bnklna dih and set Into hot water; lak nnill hrown. Another Way With Parsnips.-- Clenn the frelt vexfiablen and rut Into narrow strips put on tt rook with a tMblenoeiaful of two nf but ter for ea h pint of sliced parsnip, add no water, rover tightly and steam, rook lug carefully until ten der. There will be moisture enough In tha vegetable to keep from burn ln.' V'tien tender add salt and nenner and stir until iirhii j browned. Miss Calles Wed A J'J I . Hurling forth lava and burning stones, miking thousands homeless and striking terror to the countryside, Mt Etna is active again. The view shows the crater in eruption. Below is a view of the volcano from I Mt. Rocco, on the Island of Sicily. Charged With Girl's Murder Miss Alicia Calles. who became : if V . 0 ' I" j ' f.hirnrri tsvith f i rtt nanraa mura. i... i.. t. . .j . . . the bdir. ,h. other day .f Jor,. AM was found In . p. of 'fertiiiasr near E I k h art , Ind-. M" and Mri made, w.a thy ye-jng man from the , Charles Reyher of South Bend are shown here in the first picture taken state of lnaloa. Mexico, la shown 0f them since their rr.. a .h.... h.. above with her husband. The bride was eharoed with murder after Mr. R.vh.r irf ,n .k. .k. is the daughter ef President Calles oetective ISO to art Mi.. Ktn. ,,, n k . i......... of Mexico. with Reyher.
