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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, - MONDAY, APRILS, 1929. GOKSFECI ESS!0fj TQ TEST "WSTilEIT: ' Legislation on Tariff and j ...Farm. Aid V;il Show If President's IJeas ; Are Dominant. Democrats May Attempt to 1 l ores Equalization l ee ' into Bill to Help Agriculture. ' 1 V,y HAltOLI) OUVKIt A.Hfnr i;iu d I'n-si) Stall Writer) .U-SlI.'MiT)N, April (A. I'.) '1 lit liiH'Ci'll M'NSinll f t'lHlKI'I'KS ' T'VTvm;( ': to pi'oid' ftn oany ted; l.l IMtilK'll HI lilO Homer polities . - uu tiiM two major Mibjeeln and ' ""tVm! ).!..( li'M Ultl i ohie (Ml I'll I'll I relief, whieh, with the liirllf, will h:t iI(.tu,",si. d Iy the new exeeutiie. ITJ Jj? iiit-iii;;e to i he eotiMi'-.'sH prob i :i.jiy' tne i;o:oiul day It mvnix. ' While ilr. iiotn or li.tH liiti own jde.L'; on tlil.i Hubjeel, (evolving pt ifn ipitlly aniunil bettor niariie.-' "iAlJ'JJilUUilil'fl, till! llHIHUtTiltrt lit con- tire.? a uri' threatenim; to mine nn onl liinue by reviving u plan elose ly M'.sfNii)iiK the ciMiulizjii ion feo. . fl'iio lepllblU HUM, VOlh llirreutil'd , : uiiioi lile.s in both 1hhihi:.i-l,r in , (fn! ei-nuiu and Kill In (ho housi' ; ' tii'i-.' Hi i le clianee of any Hindi mi-1 up.rlly pmKraiji bfiit;; adopted, bat i limy apparently will h:ve lo fan; j fl'vh'bt jiint the Karno. i ti . Tariffyital lieucs I T'Hl'he tariff Kill supply anoilnr; teat lot- ihtf preiddeni. ile wnnia j the laic HiaiiKi'K, outside tin aur!-j cultural Ht'ciioii, limited to u Ow ; aciltdtlleH win id eeohoinie nlilllH prove them in ho nt'cohHury. Re publican leudera have pledged lo 1 back him up on litis, but iln-y ;ul- 'mit-dlioy aii tacltliiiK a dltiieult j '. UlHli. Still uuolli'M' teal -not t-o Inipor-j lunt as the otherd will be nfiOid- vd hy l lie effort of ihe republican! liudoiHlllp tO lillllL Ul Kl.'K.iiOH to cou.iidcralion or farm relief- and the tariff, 'flie democrats ami ee uomo republicans are npioHcd lo ,t.ucu restriction ami are prepared ro- oi'ii'r other bills, These, how Wor) would develop In iUv &ouaio, for ilu liniiso h:oi taken advantage of Hh rulett and repai'ed to ori;an izo only i hone commit loon mu ded ' .lo Jiaiidle tltv t lit nubJoctB. JiopivHontuth o Vaiidt-uber, re tHihUcan ot Mb lilaii. , would 11 la id Via vo th; tu-uato pa:;n upon tlie Ihhihc rcappnrl io.tliieiil Will. 'l lio houKO Ih i iMuly Ui cnnaldei' mn li a rbill, provided tint nenaio acta Hi at. A lions Law In B.ilanco Should llw hipiabblo over I he na tlonal oi iKiiiM datum of I In- iiniai .railon utt i-,-inai;i uiuiulllcil by llto tiino Ilm Hpetditl t;oiodou Marin, it, too. may bu injictcd into Hie pm cceiiiiii.;. President Hoover TavoiH repeal or (ho cluii.su, but umler tlie law il will km inio H'i'eci .July 1 Ullll'SH connrtMM postpones tbo ihilo. 'I he oireirt of Hie provision wnntld bo lo iit. down iinmU'.niilon by about l.'i, nou a year, ami iiu-i'M.-e the mini- beiH allowed entry hum Kunlaml J am) ill: eitminau' aaiii.sl (ierinaiiy i and other couidrle, I lnti rent will nut be cnl ereil ' uloiit on IcKbdaiion at 1 1 in lomhu; Hentl'm. Many new persona I i' b'.i will be on the cniu,'t cslunal Nlaj;' for liie find tiino and Hoveral yet- ! eran ineniberit will bo playlnj: hli;li- cr rolea. Tbo licnalo will havo u ! liew preHblitiB ol'lirer ami majorily leader in foi-nn r St naior t'uiii oi huuMitt ami Si'iiatur Wntaoii f In- i (liana. Kddnroii of Arkansas will be at bis old post as minority lead er. Party Leaders Tli" republican leade:shi;i In Hie ! linns" will be the same, with I.oiik .vorib ot' (Utto leldtn the Hpeak-; cr'.s e.avel lur his third term, and T iUmt oT t'onm-i'tlc it aisiin n-n int. in hli capiu by as niajoiity leadt r. The democrats, however, will have ' a new Ilnor leader in Kepiepeina (io i.aimr of Texa:i. who begins biii filiecaih leim at Hie opening oi the .' . cniy-t ii -.t citnmcsN. Cat tier wilt velaiu his ptittt in lankiiu; de:uocat on tiie Important Mays ami means cotntnitlee. He l. binlo tl n,e'l a. spokesman fur Hie miuittily on all Imam UI matteis nml his ote umhmbtivlly will lie li":utl time ami niiln tin in ; the deliaics o,i Hie new (anil bill. Seven new t-enaioia will mal.8 tlielr bttw at Hie ses: inn, and 7" new Members will be amine Hie entire membei -hip to be elen tbo, 0 ilb In Hie liu'v-e threo of them women, all Until: Kuib MaVer I 't silt, re-iublleau. Ni W Vo:k; Unili llann.i ;Mi I'oi i::m H. rcpublie.ut. llll ii tt-:. a. id Uitili l i:au Owen, demo era!. I lei ui.i. Apotln r new im m b i is O-i ttl- Dr ITl-Mt, Ileum. of LlilUti;.. ' ; cronce NtuNi-n rMiis LIVY t T I !J' 1 A3 AIDE f hi. ! l"i x -. t W .t,- l'(K I AN", Ami' i i-.ce' Netiin-r. I 'iiH."t , . atrot u- . ! d '' onii'Miaee-l Hiv .ipneu, ; :iir m nl I. Ivy SHpp . hi - Man .. immi SHpp, who at p!i-ni lini.l t ine ( . ; It Ion ef a'd ' .hi' ;il lut n . i:, ut-.' il lor tin- ,t..le t.t Mr. .on, ami w-.tk s v Mb (he IliiM.stM. I a, ;.. ui c n mi-''i"H at Sab-m. !tk-; i!i. p!ai i Vat lied t 1' 4i . 'I K I. M ; ! t iebl. Silnp fUTiii'l w,lfl iir;i, i ..:tri in y ol t bu kauiiitf ream' MATERIALS RECLI'F0 : FOR LIKF t.XTENGION A FliipllO'llt of nine ; 'i of c i)i per wire, sie No. lo. bm It-. n i, ci'tr for constructfoii of tiie 1 ni;t d :.tal f s i na-.i Ciihi I i ,- phone line to iN-uiHport from W.n thtiiei aiiOidinx lo Hi" in mtiii neiii ol Capt. IV M tl.n h.ivf Hi I'cit l"!itptjii.i Conriei " 111 iidtilileo fo tin- -n!itj titlU-s itf v.iie, ii v-i.l k jiu.rs,aiy to u t ALL WET? WE'LL SAY HE WAS! HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DUCK TOWN MARSHAL UNDER TOWN PUMP WHEN HE INTERFERES WITH THEIR CLAS FiGHT s:or.TAi. (.itovi:. .Vo., April K. Thiiif:.s never iil be the barne with ('. J. liluhle, tov.u iiiui Hlial of .arjuntaln Grove. The mirshal's new blue uniform m-vir v. Ml be aa well fitted and hi-; y.r.tr may ro-v.-r have the same brlbl lustei for two dozen pikii ,.cj Kail hia recently conelu'led Hie piOi-:is of putting t f if maraiial "in bU placu" by boldiiiK biin uirb r Hr.' lov.ii pump v. hiie aireams of very wet water po.ired upon bun. 'I In iiiarHbnl wuh trytn:: lo qut-Il a m ar i lot w hen tlm ; i-nlor and fsnphoiiKJi kPih of tue Mouiilain (Jiove high Mcliom1 waded Inlo the annual c.uun lif;lit with the junior uud ircshiuau glii. Marshal Hinkl", roiently etect'l ami vi y proud of bbi uniform and filar and seriously bent on ma ire tahilm: peat p at any eoHt. Imsiened lo Hie eampUH to bring order out ii chaor. Hut Hie young women would havo n on".' of bis peace making effort. hint "ad, the two bostlte lofrivi quickly hecaine alib'n and Hit' innrMlial was aeleil ami dnif; Ked uvvov.h the (ichtml yard to the town )iimp. There, while be sirui;.:b'd In vain Ik; waft Riven a cold bai Ii - uniform and Htur and all. It was not until u fire aiarm wav Hiriietl hi nml Mayor ('. II. Duval an I I'ire Chief Otis Sheirill drove a Im.-e wacon to the scene mid bitched up the Iioko air! turned a M renin upon the younj; women tba: the marHbal wah rescued from un fler tin pump. Hut (he marshal Is not ti bad fel low at heart. He forgave the fclrla one mile of Kubmarlno cable, which la now at Astoria and will be shipped til the near future. The const mcllon work will be under the supervision of Vtrm .Inniison. section supervisor oi' communlcatJoiis for the ('of.it (luard. NAME PKOFOSED FOR NEW BRIDGE AT SCOTTSliURG That the honor of the name of :he ScottslKirij hrbir.e bt? -ivt-n to Iioip r a dtine"i winnau is uracil by i col i e.ipolltb at, f.u ,i Hie l'ort IViiiijiia Courier.. It l.l sip wasted that Hie new bridge be known as (he "Mararei Hodden Jtrhlj.e." I'l'itclically all of the major bridges in Po.lat) county, with the ex ctmtlon of one it Is reported, have hern named alter pioneer women, nml the neiitlilieut is well express ed that lite policy be continued, and that the liritb;e now under ion Hiruction at SroUvdmrn be navied alter one wl.o first pioneered in llib; comnnniity. Kxcei pis from the l. tier Hi nt to the editor are as follows: "It has been wiKnested that the bridge at. Scol IsburK be named alter a bite leadi r of this com tun n My. I'rnisn for th" work be and tit her enierpi i iMik men have act ompllbed. tad all of the oilier JtrblKes, bul one, I think, have been named alter pioneer women. There- fore, It would be lollowlll. ll Kood example to name Ibis bridge the Uai;:uet. Ileddeil llrld);o." She I w as a pioneer w ho crowed Hie I jxains In (Sal, was mar.ietl a year1 tllier to Cyrus lledtleii. one or Hie. I .irlicipauw In lh' historic at (Utile ltoclt and il) Hie I.. 1.. Williams episode. j "She was tbi mother of John . lleddoii of Scottidiuri;. She r.peiil her lifetime ureal ly loved and re-1 spected. 1 itmld name iloetKi of oilnr pioneer women, but none who spent ber life at Scottsburt;. ! Theivfo: f, I ciwne: Hy requesl that j whoatieer has the humlliK tf this I bibb.e. mime Ii for a pioneer i Aomali or else Mtuplv call H the I SconsbarK bt iiiMe." j NEW GARDEN CLUB IS STARTED AT REEDSPOT A 'anleii club lir. been oi:an- iri-l in IN ed; poll. Ihe nbjr-t nt i uhiill sluill be to atimuliHe the ! Know ledi-e and line -if iude;i; io t pii tect native lives. shrub:i "..l - wil 1 floM l :i lll.d lo elicov. rfvle beiuiiv, rav. Hie roil I " 1 1 t : .i Cornier. ' ! An r'-'tvo i:'.einb.rii'ip w i v.- 1 pes ted at I In- fr si n.o-dtn -. mid pirns tor ei ie iih'i -Hde ;i' t i My In ; the ma; I'lUU'e were dl . c d. The nrl nieeilii: will b" bell in Aeill 1J, :: J p. m. at tlie I: .aue i I Mts. A. W. Hint' n. All ini. re; I- d aie leidially hutud. Otticeih oi the i lili a. - Mts. W. i li.MKland. pr rtideiii . V A W ItiKlen, i- o ;ic:ddeiit. uud , .Mis W. G. !! n.'en :er:vtnr. AWARD OF HEROISM TO HE GIVEN SCOUT ITHKNK. April ; It, (,,);.- Os i.i Id Thb l. el C.duiii-. raved h!. .iitlier's Mil- by 1 1 t-u iti :t hl.li tioie n hl.-h ti ir :u'i v .in. and apply in; r n- itud'ia n-'tliod-. bo s to be; pre i ll! i d W il h .i re Ml ic:ile of hnl n Cm that Is belli nuhed ly Jiiiin iil fiom New Yoi It to C. II, Chirk, ill-; : eel or of reonl wovk here. The i r. Mn v 111 hi. el the y out ttl -ill' Monday i v l-uy. In Mi-Arthur totitt This i ei t ii i. :i' belni; pr.'ent- I'd 1 ht'l h lie li;lion;t.' oii'.ni'.;l He i'.- a i nit "t hi he eie i.irk : in te'.'tio -. liK I'nin'i f em e:e-lrU k ttl l'eli;-'i:i'.. Every day 10.000 women l.ay A bottlo of lvvtli K. Vi-.Kh:iir.s Ye-e-tal-lo C'lnpuimd, They know l;;at there a no bttir remcuy for the ir troubU'xuino ailments wild t-n ir arcompanyinR ren ousne.a, b.uk i.lie, heiulaehe, 'Sluy" ijHiHs. and rundown condition. IHM1P1 1 v ' .'' ' f ' I i fe'i i Maiehal Hinklo . . . the girlc ducked him under the town pump. - after ha im? libs new unii'oi in cb iiiied and pressed. I MILLIONAIRE IS i SHERIFF AND EOSS 1 IN TEXAS COUNTY 'KUNIUTC;, Ti x.. Apt 11 7 A . king of (it-moi riicy in the Km (.K iide vaiiey is A. Y. Maker, mil i UoiiiJ.e sheri. f f HhlatKo i junty. I HaKer's t xplolt.i til IV years as isheiift are 'i exas hisiory. Without ' a nun be has ki pi pc;u Political turmoil 1 .equeuily ptta l evoi veil I about blm; iminiKranl republicaiis ; from Ibt' midwest have ti led to ; Just linn, yet every two years lu ! la reelect ed. I 'i bu ct-iinty o;ne;lnies is called "IlittalKi l-'iee Slate," due to lis i unique political makeup. Maker's I republican enemies otieii leier to him hh the "ciar." Texas ratiKers guarded iho polls at la.-sl Novmi j ber'u eleclion, which was followed by charges of irregularities. Maker, once a laiiKcr bimnelf, i came to the Kio Grande valley ilu i years uau when It was a thitket I tf meiapiite and chappm-al. When J 1 1 idai:o county v. us created in 1 1 1 U, he enlend the sneiilfii oi rice. ilt Is one, of the valTey's i Iche d Jcftiiiis. aiul heads a new bank ! hou .cd in one o;' the valiey'a most ; ctisily buiidiiiKt;. j MISSING DOCTOR IN VICE i CASE SUED BY RELATIVE f.w.iaf.-.l 1'fW, ),( , 1 1 Wire) I'OKTLAXli, -tW. April li. Dr. f'fOiTi- Illalno Carrirtoii, l'nrtl:ind pliy;uei;in wilo diMiipprured a yrur tii-o. tiilinwiP) his nrro.-d on a viv i'h:ut'. v.;is Hindi' liriVml.int tnda in a suit filed in circuit imnt by hln liruthrr in hi'v. liny ll w oi I'i ndltiiiii, Ore, -ni-kiiif: to recover Stti.f.nn paid out lor (iarrisnn ho-t'in-i' h lied. . Kow csniiplain:; that ho p.nd out th" iii'iii tor the usr and In nofit of (iiinison hetwei'ii .March 1, l!lS, nml .January 1... Thi:i includes ?l",nnu paid Hio MtiilP on (Purl Hon s bond. '1 lie phjslciun Is .Mill at kiip'. CARD OF THANKS v h lo e:.re;::i ny lhanl.s for i t ho ni -my t'prer. iui (,f l-.indnes.i !a:id tli:- l;.:n: it'id fl.nal of feriinT;, , d.nin the ie eitl n.ne.-is and de.iili j uf :i:y b.'loveil v. IO. Walter V. Chambers. Banc! Concert BY I. O. O. F. BAND AT THE OPERA HOUSE MYNTLE CREEK WEDNESDAY, APiUL 10, 8 P. M. ADMISSION 10c-25c BOXINGl Roseburg Armor j-, Wednesday, April 13 lORoundj M.MNtVENT 10 Ront:s FEATU'RING GEORGIA DIXON of Porllcnd V -.. CLYMPiA KID JOHNSON, Olywpla, Wash. Weiphu 15 Lbi. 6 Kojih!s SICMI-FI.VAl. 6 RounUs AUsriW I'LNOr.RGRASS, Ros.-bu73 vr,. ORLANDO FARMER, Eu"enc ALSO THKHF. CTHLR COOD BOUTS ADMISSION . TICKET? ON SALE RineiJc SI.3C: Giner.il S1.0J ivUernook Grill L.ui.c tic Urr.pq.ia Hotol R TQ BE USED VI MUSIS' FGR OLD BOES -"I.WiTL-;, Wusli., April 8. Ma terial lor mardn and spars to be us ed in the lesiuraiion of "DM l:on-fi-P i," i tie V. .S. hiieate Constitu mom. of early Amerieau navy fame, , id be cut wiii;iii tne next two weeks by a Ihmgiaa fir mill and forwarded by rail to Mosto;i navy yard. Hit We.it Coast LLimbenuen's association stated today. Four l;ona fir timbers V)'j feet lon and si.ti.een inches square will be ddt d in i e budding tue main mast i,f tin; historic frigate, t-our oilier piece;; Hit let-i long and seventeen and one baif inches square are re-q.ia-ed to leconatruct tbo mizzen mast. The- wbolt; shipment totals f 1 .HO board feet. 'i'hia Hniber, of the best quality available from the JjoukIum fir iorc.iis of the I'acific northwest, was dtmaied by the West Coast h.mber industry and will ba used for la.diiojiiny; masts, a bowsprit,. iofii:iauLa, jauls, Uoouu; and affs. liecau.it! oi tiie patriotic nature of iii - cu;i:u;nnient ii is be'.n carried free noiti the iii ill to the navy yard at Mosnin by interested nilroads. Aw doiiatfor.ki from school ciill die.ii and ktov. ii-ups, iHdustries and b.:sine.s organizations are irovld iu th funds for rehabilitating "(id Ironsiti u" as a public enter prise, hpt.-f.-ial arraiiKeineiita are be ln made between the navy, the railways over whose lines the shipment will pass, and the West Cuast Lumbermen's association for the public to Inspect these timbers at va; ious mopping places. Pre liminary routing announced today by the association ;s as foilowjj: Ity the Spokane, l'ortiaud and St attle railroad from the mill to Portland ; to Tacoma and Seattle by the Northern Pacific; Great Northern to Spokane; Northern Pn citic to St. Paul ; ('hicaso and Northwestern to Chlcato; New York Central lines lo Albany; and Homou and .Maine to liostou navy yard. D. 0. W00DW0RTH NAMED TO STATE FAIR BOARD A-tM etatH Press Leased Wire) SAI.10M. On-., Ayrll ti. D. U. Wiwdworth of Albany was yester day appointed by Governor J'atiei-i-oii u a niciniier cf Hie state fair board, t-ucceediuy; Frank K. Iynn of l.'alla.s, w hose term .expired. .Mr. Woodworth was formerly In the drtiK business in Albany but In' reeent years has been a developer ul .b'if-oy fill 1 1c hords anil haH Kervt'd as preKident of the Oregon1 branch of the American Jersey Cattle citih. - - ' The porsonuel of the full hoard 'in now II. U. Crawford of Salem, A. H. Shiunway of .Milton, Charleti Cleveland of tirosltam, A. C. Mars tcrs of Itoseluin; and Mr. W'ood uurth. Ii. If. Kreluer of Portland v as today appointed by Governor l'at' r.um aa a mt niher of the staLe boaid fin- vocational edti.iatjtjn; FnCtlZE INJURES LEMON TREE j The cold v.-i'uthiM' dnrinq the pant i v.intvr nil bat killed the lemon i tire nl the Cleland Weaver rani h , in .M iMr.otirt Mof.Ciii, ways the Myr I tie Crick News, The" tree w:n.; ' e-vcral years old mid at the be ; innln f tlie cold wave was biui,. j im: fill! td li nions, liom very RinaH t i these all but ready to ri- , j pen. Mr. Weaver r.eni one cf the ' latter to ihe Mail office. The tree j li'is hern cut back and may por . tfib'y kiuvivo the rousli treainicn; ' il rec. ived nt the hand- ef Oh! I Unit as nlon in January. FLYING SHOWS INCREASE j OAKLAND. Calif.. April S. I Co.itltnii d '.ain.' in all phases oT ' I air imtMpormiio:! during the) ! numih of March, as compared with i la 6 1 month and March, 192$,' are m iicated in the monthly traffic re-j I-ort for Oakland municipal airiort,' recently released by the board of port commissioners. louring the month of March,1 7.210 plane landings were record ed. CAM passengers were carried and S.'S student flithta were made., In Marru, Oakland airport' traffic was as follows: landings, 4i4H; passengers carried. 2372, and student flights, 79$. In Febru-' ary. llj:t, 5014 plane landings were; recorded, 31. M passen-.-ers were carried and G3G student flights! w ere made. j OAKLAND COMPANY BUYS SUTHERLIN GROCERY It. D. nridsea. niau-tger of the J. 'V. il ridges company store of flak laud announced Wednesday morniiiK that the J. T. Bridges com pany hail purchased the grocery slock of Talbot & Slater of Suther lin and had moved it to Oakland, says the Oakland Tribune. The Sutberlfn firm recently dissolved partnership and have gone out of business. They were the largest firm of the kind in Sutherliu and bad been in business many years. In order to take care of the sur plus created by the purchane.'Mr. Mridges said the J. T, Hridges com pany store would be completely re modeled and made a thoroughly up-to-date grocery establishment by a rearrangement of the interior. A new floor will be laid, new shelv ing and counters installed ami ex t rytliing arranged for the conven ience of the patrons in viewing the articles they wish to purchase. The store will still continue to carry a general line of merchandise but will pay particular attention to the grocery end of the business. The arrangement of the interior of the building will start at once, accord ing to Mr. Bridges. 3 Glasses Water Help Constipation One gl:"!i cf water is not enough j take three glasses, one hour be-j fore breakfast. .Vuch better results are obtained by adding a teaspoon; of flmple glycerin, salino compound' (known n.? Adlerika) to each glass, j Adlerlka acts on BOTH upper) and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was j in our system. Stops ens and sour) Komaoh in TEN minutes! Itelievesj com ti pat ton In two hours. Nathan! KuMorton. druecist. 1 The California Oregon Power Roseburg, Oregon GEN. VON LAUTER DIES fi Kit LIN, April S. The deut'i of General Ludwig von La titer at the age of 74 was announced today. General von Lauter commanded the German heavy artillery during the great war. Including the guns which bombarded Paris. Notice 6f Fait or (Juv?rriiiient Tiuiutt. Gvi.eri. t-anU Ofi iff. mhIi UiiKluu, Li. C, ilur. IS, I'j'-j. Police IS n-.rv.-tjy K''l i'4( tu i..c cuiiatuoH Htm ll.iiiiaiiuitd ui tiiL uci oi June V, 1 U J i Mat. I'lM), uu annjiideU by tne act of fua It. ja.i tli airti. itJT) and .pursaant to dv-Prtiai-iuiii ri'B Ji a. In ns oi April 14, id: (j i. u. .t:. tiiu titubt-r vn lite follow i lbiulM ill bu mini Apr. IV, llts, at o'clock A. M. at public auullun at tiie I'm ted Siati.it land of i leu at Kortu-tHirK, urt-'ifon, to ilm liiKae.'.t bidU- r at not Ii-mm than th &iirit tsrd vtiiuo as shown Pv this nollif, iale to v subjet to tliu approval of the eert'tary of the In ter i nr. The purclmse pilcp, with on additlonul kuiii of une-tltih of fn pvr tent tiiuieof. Wing I'unimU slona allowt-it, must be di-poitd at ill Hiiiu of siile, money to bu re turned If fciilu Is nut approved, oth erwise pattnl will laue for tiie tlm bor, which must ha rt'niovid within ten yuaru. JiidH will b rvceived trim cltlxens of the L' idled amuB, ftiitio Lriutluii.i of niii-ti iltlzt.'ns and cor porations organized under the laws of the L'nlttd Hot tea or any Htate, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified pur u In yer tiiu tlniitvr on any legal sub division will ha offered separately before beiiitf Ineludvd In any ottui at a lurgur unit. T. 3 Jt. 3 , Hoe. 2 SW',; 6WM yellow fir UU M, dead yellow fir 500 M. T. 8 S.. It. I K., tifif. 31'KWli Nli'i 'red and y el tow fir 3300 M, NW',i reil and yellow fir I'lOu A, lot 1 rd ami yellow fir 33U0 M. T. 2 S.. Il, 6 W . Sec. 17 HV SI'.' red fir 126U M. wiiitn fir 100 M. T. la S. H. 6 W. 8ec. 15 XV'4 SWfc red fir 440 At, SW'U SV'4 red Mr 810 M. T. 21 fe.. It. 5 W. Sec. 1. NU'li sW'i yellow ffr 950 M red fir u0 M. none of the tlin-ln-r on these section: to be Held for less than $1.D0 per M for the red and yellow fir and d'.-ud yellow fir ;ind 50 ecnta per At for the white fir. T. 10 ti. 1 fc;. Sw. 2'J NWii Ntt'v, red fir 1850 M, T. 13 H,. It. C V See. Ill lot 2 yellow fir lt'J6 M, red fir VJG2 M, T. 2U S., R. 9 W. St ."--.. I'nrt f irfni.) C-'!u.r :l"'0 M yellow fir" 2 2 SO M NV U Nhl l4 J'ort tlrferd cedar 570 M yellow fir 1300 At, SK4 NK4 Prt Orford cedar 340 M. yeiiow fir 530 M. dead Port Or low pine T0 M. xuir pine 30 M, red fir 10 At. SHVt BW'i yellow pine loo M. sugar pine 130 St. red fir 60 AI. SUVi &W'4 yellow pine 40 Al. suarar nine 50 M. rd fir 30 M. SV u S'',i yellow pine SO AI, sugar pine ISO A!. r-d fir 20 M. none of the timbt-r on thin section to be Bold for less than 1.00 per AI for the red fir and $:t.00 per AI for the sugar and velluw pine. T. 3T S IX. 7 W., See. lit, KK4 NW'U tli"W fir 315 AI. yellow pine 75 Al. HW4 NV y.dlow fir 400 M. yellow pine ttO Al. T. .17 S.. It. 8 '.. See. IS SK", NK'i yellow plr:e ftO AI. red fir 0 SI. sug nr pine 110 M, SWVl NE'4 yellow pine 10 Al. red fir 10 At, sunr plm ton M. NK4 NW4 How pine 10 M re.) fir Vjn M. v.r.,r ,,ifl nt m. ELECTRIFY FOR sweeping and NW; NW4 yellow pine 100 M. rd nr hj Af, hugar pine l-o Al, .V4 etiov. oiiie 30 AI. rd fir Ai, for eedar 4u Al. -Ni-1 ,NW'A I'oi i iirioid o .tar 3r-J M. yellow Hr 4h0 ;.t. d -ad l'ort Orford cedar 1NKU r;S Port Orford ".dir 20 AI. -How Itr 3y M, nun of the tunbfi uti t:ieu si-ctluns to be oid for le l.;au ti.la ter Al tor the rd mid y.how fir. 9.ou pir M f"r tm i green) I'uri orford t-edar and Jj.Oi I ptr Al for the dead Port Orford ce dar. T. 37 tf., H. 7 W.. Sec. 3. IjW ;ttCi red and yellow fir Al sug ar pine IZi M. NE"4 tE1 red alio hium fir 40j A4. T. 37 S., It. 8 :-e. 5 Nffij NW', sugar pine 13a M. l.1Iiw pine 3o m rtii ana euo lir :y AI. tfWvt XW !r sugar pint 1 2 ,M. yellow rf nn ," ed 0 "r . ;tuv fir 150 AI. NEU SWU sugar Pin-! Ti AI, yeiiow pine ttO AI, red in.. I yellow fir 150 AI, Sec 35 NKU si-;1 vugur puiv 26u il, ytttlow .,u. L'u AI. re.t and yellow fir so A!. SKI "',-: "riir mn" 9" M yellow pine 5 At. red and yellow fir lfiO Af. tioru of the timber on these sections t be sold for lens than 91.25 per A l'1 i.ii- n d arui yellow fir. 3..'il) per A for the fugar pine, and 13.00 per A for the yeiJciw pine. T. 17 S.. It. f V.. See. 19 SW4 red fir S-K AI, T. 2 S.. It. 4 E. See. 35. NVi Active People want arid need sugar The "Fuel of Preference" in the body verted into energy than any ctucr iOOu, tiv emphasized the fact that sugar should form a part of the regular diet of every family and that any reducing diet, as well as any other diet, should contain sugar. The best way for sugar to be eaten is as a flavor er of other foods. Zn that way, it serves the double purpose of furnishing energy to the body and also of adding appetizing delight to other healthful foods. Sugar added to healthful grain cereals makes them welcome and enjoyable to growing children. Think of how many health-giving fruits are objectionable to the taste without augar. Scientists tell us that we need the daily roughage of salads as well as cooked fruits and vegetables. Any good cook knows that adding sugar makes all of these welcome and pleasant to the palate. In addition to being the best and cheapest fuel for the body, sugar is nature's perfect flavor. It makes nearly all other foods more enjoyable. For health and enjoyment, there is no substitute for sugar. The Sugar Institute. BETTER LIVING HICH your flesh and blood your strength andenergyor electric servants to do the hard work at the cost of only a fewcents a day. The modern woman kndws that true economy consists in spending money where it will save human labor investing money in surplus leisure, and strength. She knows a good bargain that the few cents it costs to go over her whole house with an electric cleaner is a small price to pay for the saving of wear and tear on her muscles and nerves which old fashioned beating entailed. Am Electric Cleaner does the job more efficiently end more qmickly than any other method. So home can be truly modern without one. red fir SHO AI. red cedar 100 Si, n.-ii.to.-K to 41. none oi tlie timber n t;u-ti- heetioiis to i sotd fur tvts ina.i 4.0 per M lor t;ie red Hr. 11. uO ptr Al for the hemlock, and 11. 50 pvr Al for the red etdai. T. J... It. i V fcetf. 11. AU'.l t- low pine .0 Al. iiigr dne zui Al, n d !.r Al. SK4 .V-'i yellow pine iiu il. bugar pint: itu rta iir M. MV AK'i elloW pine Sit Al, sugar pine 50 Al. red fir tio Ai. NV4 .leu yellow pine 70 Al. ougar pine UO Al. red fir 5u AI. Stt", SLVi yel ugar pine 110 At SM'H XW yel low pine SO AI. red fir .0 M. sugar pine h0 Al. NK'.i SE 4 yellow pine m) AI, red fir ";o Al. sugar pine i .d. Ni4 SK'i yellow pine 20 Al, red t'tr -wO M. sugar pine 60 AI, iKVi yellow pine 10 AI. red fir i'JO M, sURiir plue 100 hi, :ueense cedar 10 Al. Srt'.i SKU yeiiow pine 2S il. ed fir -30 AI. BUgar pine 60 M. in tense cedar 10 AI. riiCli -WM; yellow lue lo Al, red fir 10 Al. sugar plna 130 Al, SWi SW14 yellow pine 20 Al, .-ed fir 120 AI. iugar pine 170 M, ion" of the tinih'T on these see t tons to be sold for leas than l.j5 per AI or the red and yellow ftr, 3.n0 per VI for the nusar pine. 13.00 per M ,'or the vellow pint' and 51. 50 per Al 'nr the Incense cedar. William Spry, Jomtnisioner. . An eminent food authority recently stated that any person who has a very active body is likely to be always on the edge of the sugar reserve in his body (glycogen). "That is why," he said, "the soldier and athlete wants and needs sugar. That is why the active child wants and needs sugar." He went on to explain that sugar is the fuel of preference in the body, that sugar can be more easily and quickly con SHALL IT BE time Company 1 Wet 4
