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The mountnln c:tmp lifld hi-1i
yt-ar fur the atlviiiu-ici Buy Sciiiiik
. Ui DlHlzUiU llIKl t.'OO C'Olllitil'M lll-
piiiD loility. Thf i-unip Ik liflil in
llio Tlme SIkUth luoontuiim If
mini mi niili K innt of Kiwi'iie. The
Niys do not cinup on run rtllu dur
ing Die two wtk bin eamji al
corivi'Uit'iit lilaci-M aloiiK t tl f
mountain matin. From tiwue lowl
(-limits tlii'y hike without pnrkit In
to Hie region eucli day and du not
cover Ihe name territory twice.
''JF not too heavily loaded they
pUll to leave the I'arlfte highway
nt Co.hen and ko ii the Will
nmeMe highway to a point above
Uiplon rancii for Ihe that niKht.
(in Ihe Keeond day tliey will eliiui)
lilalliond peak anrl Iravid on lo a
rnhip on tlie IleKrhiitoH river or
else at die l)evtl'n Cardena. They
-IV UI paHH Creaeeiit lake. Oiiell and
-JtuviH lakea and several oilier
Mrlall Inkea. Krotn Hie Oevll's tlar
den Ihey will climb die Itucllclor
. and Soulli SlHter ninuiitniuH and
then move on to llroken Top moun
tain paKH ami spend one day on
Jlrokcn Top. The next calu'p will
be made at 1'iok canip on the Mo
Keiiie highway fioin which pidnt
the Ht'olllH will climb the Middle
- Slitter, upend a day on Collier lllu
.cier and another day around the
lak.-H nearby.
- The hcoiiih are mccthiK all Ihe
PXpenaeH I tieniHelveH. In alinoat
every caHe, if not everyone, ihe
. hoys have made their own money
wilh which t pay their aluiroH.
' TIioho mukiiiK Hie trip are: I'liul
Mcdowell, Arthur Iliilllll. Jim
Darhy, llohert I li.el, llarolil
Imwe, Rimer llenl anil Lester Itus
wll of Hoki'Iiiiik: Tom Penuock.
.loe t'lark, Tel Olson. Coonse
Corey, (lieu flrlffus. Tim MuKlunlH
of Marshlleiil; Harold I'uluatn of
North llend: Irwin Hamlleman.
. rinudnii,' lionahl Fair and I'red
Fiihnnnti, CooiiHe.
'.' The Inst Wolf Creek ramp clos
ed .Monday nmrnlni;. This was the
fnnrlli canip of tlio season. Kach
..canip was a success.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
IN CAMP AT WOLF
:; CREEK j 50 ATTEND
7. Fifty Iloseliuri; Klrln anil their
. lillunlhius estahllsbed lump al
Wolf creek yesterday to beuln a
iwoweeks' ollllnn. The Caiupflre
CIiIh' oiKnnl7.ntl'in will spend this
lenmh of lime at Hie camp site
under the supervision of Mrs. Alice
'Cully, I'm) In nil , who has been em
. ployed lo direct ihe camp again
Nils year.
- - The Kills will spend llielr lime
.,111 ramp enjoying outdoor sports
, mil constructive recronllon. Their
-noiy will include instruction In
rnmpflre (llrl woik anil camp life.
Any llosebure person who plans
to visit the cunip durliiit the Hum
Ihe girls are there Is requested
lo slop at the chamber of culn
, nierce oifl.e lo pick up any pack
ages left there lo be taken to Hie
Bills.
W. A. HARRIMAN'S
WIFE GETS DECREE
(Am.hUI,iI I'h-m lj.w.,1 Wli,.)
PARIS, Auk. 5.-.irs. William
Avorell llarrlninn was Krnnled a di
vorce by the Paris courts today
I mill her husband. William Averell
llnrrlniuli. New Vork banker and
npni'lsuiiiu, on itronuils ol abandon
ment. llarrlninn, win, chairman or
Hie board of directors or W. A
lliirrlman mid Co., ,. and ni of
ficer In ninny other flrnis. was ninr
lled lo Mrs. lliirrlman. then Kitty
I .tiler I.iiwreine, of New York. In
September. HISS. They mo to
children, both (jlrls.
TOPEKA BAND7TS
SEIZE PAYROLL
t.wlal,vt l'n'i to:ir, Win-)
TOI'KKA. Kas. Auk. fl Two
bnndlls today helil up Clyde Kmil
Ion. nn necouiiiatit. within a half
.-bloik of the illy hall ami lohhvd
him of J'.l.-.'on. Hie citj's send
Ttloiilbly puroll.
GARRETT NAMED
ENVOY TO ITALY
f Uh-.,i-,1 l-i. v, l.i a-.! H, t
WASMINCTON. Auc. .'. Km mal
auuoiillcetnenl a made (ila at
the While House of the appoint
ment of John V. Caiielt. Itiiltt
none banker, as ambassador to
Italy. HucreodftiK Henry I'. Kletrher
ut Is now eniouto home
Mr. l-'leicher announced some
lime auo thai he intended to leiiie
lim the diplomatic set ice.
The stale depaitunai has been
advised by the Italian 1:01 ernno nt
thai Mr (Jariett is acceptable. The
new ambassador all ready hus hud
1'u years' service In the diplomatic
vorps. Inn in c been inttiiti'i to
Venezuela. Ai centine and the
Nethei land.
Fire Dangers
an treat ty f ncrciixtl tliroui;h
the t'y m-!iMiii t'hri k up on
i nr thf InMiiatu''-. i'ir nU
nuaie pun ret lin. Thw utem y
t.s Ht (HII" Si'I VM tV ' M 1 III'
all HlieH of (Ire Hli I nutoninlulA
tnMHnnci. 'all or phone and we
will ln nil the Job.
G. W. YOUNG &
SON
INSURANCE
Maternal Love
1 "' A
2. i "1
feii f " $
wilh khhmpliiK fiom lit'r former husband. Tin' chililri'ii uru tluiiui, 1,
iiud LaiMont, 0.
TRAGEDY HALTS
PLANNED WEDDING
(.VftMirlntl I'ivm LaMil Vin)
I.OH AXtfKLKS. Aim. 5. A li i
nf ihrtM' men to complete Hiratimt
HieuiH for I lie fort lit OinlliK iiihi -rlime
of one of thein eiulcil in
hhkimIv iivHt' hfre eiirly unlay
w hen their automobile pluimi'tl
over n tllff In San KraiuiKnulto
eHiiyon, north of here, killing two
of the cav'H oi'i-upanlH, inclutliiiK
(lie bi lili'Kiooni to be.
The dentl men were Penn Kenny,
jr, wan to have hien tnaird'il
shorlly. ami Low in FU'inliiK, .loe
Konho, driver of Ihe oar, was hurl
slk-luly.
Hdnko, wlio Haiti Ihe party was
enrotiie hem for Keu.y'n muniune,
al 1 itbuled Hie wreck lo u lunliy
KteerhiK wheel w hlcll caused the
maelilue to veer from the road and
drop oer Ihe 300-foot cliff.
Insurance Opportunity
For Right Man
V est Coast Life In.sur.mre Company rff
California with $1 I 5.000.000 in fore."-, up
to date policy forms and service, can us;;
a good producing agent with a record of
personal production in life insurance on
salary and Itlx-ral first year and renewal
commission Ixtsis to wrile personal
business and work with agents.
Must have a car and he willing to woik
for advancement. W rite jn conlicbnce
to J. V. Stewart, Superintendent ol
Agencies, 6 J 5 Tailing Hldg., Portland,
Oregon.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 19C1
M. E. RITTER, Man.ieor
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Oak and Kane Sti AMBULANCE SERVICE Emb.imt
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON.
Clashes With Law
( . . l-iMJi V.T
TRADESMAN KEPT
BUSY ON MEDICAL
ARTS BUILDING
ItuildiiiK tradesmen vere kept
hp.y last week and u 111 pruhahly
be just as busy this week by the de
cision of a number ol phv: idaus
and dentists to muvc into the new
Med) ml Arts corporal ton building
on the first of AunuM.
Although tiie mala structure had
been completed when t lit move was
made, there was mill mm h wiring,
plumbing and tinh-hln work to he
done.
Some of the temnitH who are 1L-I-ed
on Ihe directory in llie lover ol
the new structure have not yet
moved, but will be in their new of
lices just a.s soon as woik can be
completed.
1 Km mal open in i: of t lie ball dim:
Is belli; planue I, althoir-'.li no d- fl
nlte date has hi i n set for the
event.
t " 1 1
I.OI'ISVn.l.K, Ky.. Auk. 5 A
corporation lo spetid money instead
of making it Ino been oitianized by
Ihe Louisville Legionnaires uiaklm;
tdana tt) entertain the lon.OOO win
veterans expected to attend the an
nual convention of the American
I.eejon September "0.
And allhoiiKh Frank f). Ilash,
preiildent. and Iteatl Kemp, diro':
lor, are HndiiiK it difficult to get
rid of a Kieat deal or It. they claim
their goal of f IUU.umii or more has
pilallly expenditiireH will have been
reached by Ihe time Legionnaires
gal hoi- for their annual reunion.
One of the biggest division of
the convention corporation is
charged wilh providing lodging for
the war veteran.1'. This, say its Ol
ivers, already lias been achieved
wilh Ihe cooperation of every Louis
ville holol. The hotels have agreed
not to raise rates.
The corporation has arranged for
the visitors to attend horse rau -.
at Churchill Downs, excursions to
Mammolh cave, Daniel lloone s
grave an I many other historical
.-dies; and lo see to Louisville s
river pride called 'the greatest col
lection of liver steamboats in mod
ern times."
The convention will openJn Jef
ferion county armory, which has a
seating capacity of lu.llnO. Later
sessions will be held In the 51,25(1.
iliin memorial auditorium. Louis
ville's tribute to her service men.
l-'or one feature event the concert
or a I .nun piece band under the di
rection of Caesar La Monaca, him
self a legionnaire, the University
of Louisville campus will be the
selling.
AVIATOR AND HIS
BRIDE OF JUNE 10
CLASHING, REPORT
1'Alilrf. AilK. 5 The brief 10
niiillrc nf r.illlltui I'nrker. Now
York bIiiiw cirl. anil Jfiiu Axsolnnt,
l-'rencli pil'it "f tle l rmis-At iHiille
i.liinc Y.-llnw llinl. Is ri-portort to
hnvn strmk illlfiiilllii'S.
The yomiK tounle. Asaolnllt belli
2:i mill MIhk l'lirker. 22. wiih mar
ried hi Poitlimtl, .Me.. June 10, just
three days before the French fliers
took otf from ohl Oii'lntrd for
I'hi-If. The Amerleiin ftirl follovieil
her hnshiiiiil bv uteiuiier and re-
Joilieil him oh June 2ii wliell she
met his iiaienla tor the first time.
Whlli II her party admits eon
teliiplulliil! any court aellon It has
been rumored thai IhhiKS were not
m.diiK miiooihly.
Sack twine unci needles tiro sold
at Wharton Itroa.
Anyone k n o w i ll g where-
a l M i-u l.'iiitti:i It.
Moore please cniiiinunicale
wilh l.ylllh M. Ilrown, ill. t, w
liosi'lmrg, Ore.
Rainbow
Gardens
Wednesday
Night '
Music by the
Yellow-jackets
TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1929.
"Sweetest Girl!!"
How much uro letters worth
when thev keep rcmindinK you
you're "the Eweelest girl in the
world." Mrs. Marie Harden, the
"sweetPHt Rlrl" In this case, agreed,
it Ih charKed, to return 1115 of them
to hei admirer for Ju.DOO, but only
gave back fifteen. Her husbind,
Lavieuce, is suing William A. Top-
lifts, wealthy oil company ese'--u-
tlve, for JIOO.OOO in New York city
couru.
TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons warned asalnst tres-
paasinR on premises of Klks Island
in the lTmpqua river below Oak
atreet brldKe. A guard Is being
maintained day and night Violators
will he proaerilled.
.in
a. rr '! 'm .' 1 "j a
f .M.K-!atM I'rt-M Wir,-1
I'OUTI.AXf). Auk. 5 Felera
Jude Hean today overrul.-d a mo
Hon of attorneys for Klamath coun
ty for diimiU'.sal of the suit brotluiil
against the county by several large
timber companies. The case wii.
he set lor trial.
TlK' timber companies seek relief
from what they contend is an tin
reasonable taxation on their prop
rty. Many of the companies have
refused to pay taxes now due.
The complaint contends that the
county budget commission in nmk
ing up Its report failed to take Into
consideration the surplus on hand
and revenues to be derived, with
the result that the charge Is made
that the taxes of the timber com
panics are twice what the com
panies believe they should legally
he.
The timber companies identified
with the suit Included the Weyer
haeuser Timber company, the
Shevlin-Hixou lumber company.
several others.
the l.ong-Iiell lumber company ami
Attorneys for Klamath county
argued today that the suit should
he tried In the regular channels oi
anneal, but Judge Bean held that
the plaintiffs bad no objectives
save the tederal court.
The complaint alleges the Klam
ath tax budget for 1H2S ignored a
jauo.liuo surplus on hand and did
not consider an item of about
000. revenues to be derived during
the year.
CHILD GETS HEAD
WEDGED IN PAN
( AnwHn(f(l I'ri'M Lpawd Wire)
SALEM, Ore., Aur. 6. An alumi
num cookiny utensil was a fusel
natlriK pluythinK for Mary, 1-months-oUl
daughter nf Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Keimim of Sweet
Home, until the pan which she was
usliiE hs a hat refused lo come off
her head. She was hurried to a w
rage where ft took a pair of tin
shears to remove the pan.
Tennis court at Mleyld Park.
a horse it's
-v?Sr
III
in a cigarette it's
Jt'DGES OF HORSES must look for many dif
fcrcnt"points." Judges of good tobacco look for
taste and taste alone.
And Chesterfield gives you, not several tastes
mixed, but one . . . mildness, flavor, delightful
aroma, uclJeJ togetxrinto one distinctive tobac
co "character" smoothly blended and cross
blended, the standard Chesterfield method. Three
words say it all:
"TASTE above everything
FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED
NOTED ECONOMIST DIES
fAiwx-iated Vrm Ur(l Wirr)
PAIA) ALTO, Cal.. Aug. 5. Thor
lein B. Veblen. internationally
,.....,., it tn,l author. died
here Saturday night. Knowledge of
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District Court of Uie I'nited
Stales for Hie District ot oregun.
in the mailer of Elizabeb. M. ltex-
road, bankrupt.
To the crediiors of Klizabeth M.
Kexroad of Glide, In the County
of Douglas, and district aforesaid,
a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that the
jaid Klizabeth M. Kexroad was on
the 30th day ot July, i'JVJ. duly
adjudicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting of her creditors will
bo held at the office of the under
signed referee In bankruptcy iu
Ilosehurg, Oregon, on the 17th day
of August, 1112a. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
tiie bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated August 1st, 1920.
C. L. HAMILTON.
Referee In Uankruptcy.
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LET US FIGURE YOUR NEEDS
Leake & Beyers Co.
I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 500
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Taste
terfld
his death was withheld until today.
Death was attributed to a heart
tttack.
STRAIN'S
$3
Straining eyes to see
clearly brings head
aches, permanent
frowns and real visual
damage.
M
FANS
FOR
Prune Dryers
Motors
Engines
Traying
Machines
MILD. ..and yrt
THEY SATISf y
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