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TWO Klt.liUKG Nh-WS-KIWIfclW. KUSLBUKG. OKI-CON. TUESDAY, OCTODER 8. 1929. News of Douglas County nil y-;itn. Thf-y will bt fi ill HiniiiK at U ntt. Mr. ami Mm. ;' I'Kf SISTER GLENDALC SHOW MANAOLK lb Mr. un.l Mm. (; run Krai HURT AT CHEHALIS . fX.v.-.K.-.l.w 11-lsl.n (V.mlv S....,ll OI.KM'AI.K, 'Ki;;m-, iiiuliiiii'T Illl- lt..! t !!;...,. .,, ...rr 1 .. u..i u 1 ii:iinliil !i!vlii-iit luiit Knlllitl.lv tint, v r ru u k ; wh,. h., ,, v,.,. ,-nlliileil ulili ill the local pii hhi. mi- l nick mi I In; Silver 1'or.lt .liiii' allow hiiilM', Iiuh ri'iTh ! oi n mnil. Tim immllf bar of tile nio llial liin sliter, Mrs. (Inner . fnri.y,-e WriR foi ceil iIiioiikIi 111" iliiiinaii. In iik i lor arm m an ""lo til 1 1 -1 nf hi lit! and lin n lorn '.iciiik'nl in nr l'lielinll. Wmli. m ,, h,.-a 1 wiih hailly bull iulillo cnrnute l( her homo nt Ar- ,., n,, w n n,,. linslt il in llimuiti. u.i.-li. iron, a vn-il t k- - i,i -imii!. iiml a! i iiuaKP (irnvi- .lr llininan Ml li(,i. fli-1i.i rI nf Kltlnim. uh4 um mm viKitoil Willi Ki line l oil'., who liail boon vlsilini: li'-r uin v..-cl;:i ami. IciiWiik lore ior a ,,., a Aslilaml. fttnnliorl In re wv- i 1 1 1- l,.,rt visit with rclalive IlilBi! Ilnne. The accitl'-nt llappilli-il the lil'rtl iai'1 nl la;t W'li mi'l ..Hjsiil by tin' car skldiliiiK on n !eliui'efy pavement ami linninn t o er. -o RIDDLE vl II I.. Wll nt I'ortlitnil l.nl;r l.aii'i stiiloit llml In elal llay , .Mm In.-l K. A. k lo viKil lier hIs Hlii.il. h Irn ci- the wi lmnio ol (.'. r.. It-.,.-..' n .ni r-'iiui i-i-.i.-1' ' KIIHH.K. Al.o Unrlli- ' Inr.ion "I l):iy cn-ek ' n.insa. i- IliK biwlness here Moli'lay. ill- A K. Hi i ki r anil m. ns. ani' anil I'al. wbn ban- I n visit mi: . H'liillvi's at IiiiIi'm-ihi in i' lor m-v inal month-. i.Hiin.il l !!" Ilium- In n- Saliliil.O. "O. V. I.OKsiInn ami will' and Mis (1 I. llianl mii-lil Widln'sday all ' ,-,-noi li'lidli.K lo buslni-ss mat Ins ill KoM-lilllK. - Mr. mid .Mrs. K. I. Klullcr me : flsliliiK at Hi'- home nl lln-lr . ilailKhler. Mis. .Inn lliunibarli, al Wi l li, t'allf. Mrs. A. I,. Alkins left last Sat urilay (or I'oril.nnl to visit rcl.-i- ClV-H. Mr. mid Mrs. Harry riv ' who si'i nl I""' wi'i k linr nl I In- lioin.- ol .His. . lis b-lt lor lln-lr linnn Hnmlay. . Mrs J M- t'ornnll was iiilli cl m Kini.'lli- Mollda 10' UlO si-llolis 111 "iii.sk or her la'ln'r. I'. II- who Is III lb" hospital IIK'l -iii-v.s Irolll -Mr. 1-ak "Is llillirovillK. ' Uohlllnnliil l.or-silon ltd onir.llli d ..by In-r Hn-nd. Mts Hiisi buri; was bi ro ov ..1'iid visuini; at lin .-l.ousdon. Mrs. 1'bllip lllnmbll .i. i i-.iiiiidi-ll nii-lori-il " bllil! W(ilm-siiii) a.'id spi'lll I'"' -.VIslllllK "ml sJinlU'ltiK. Mr. and .Mrs. I't'i'tl I nllu'y of baiiv. who won- on tln-lr way "'San Kralii'l-i'o. slopnnl nvi' ,Xit'sility aiM vlslii d al nf Mr. Clilhi-y's sisli'i', if K Uandaii. Mm Jonlmi Slm'.U n ml Tffilv, o( I'orllaml. njv vlslilni: at :u,..'l'oin! or Mis. Wrtili7. molln-r. -Mis. I'. A. Wilson. - MIsb Uuth Alkins or Portland Vi,,. ii liirnilli; rroln :i nip " .os Ani'i'lon. moppi-il h'-i ,.iv nn,l vlallctl Willi nil's', Mr. llml Mrs. A. I Mi. mid Mrs. Ailhnr !V..i .'i i,i.., nl Kulmn wo ,lvs last wink VisllllH'. Mrs. Vanillin's imillii-r, Mrs iiQlliM-vii I'rllii.'r. l- II. Crow i-i'tuini-d last t"1 -fv' lioni ll Innr wi-i ks' nip li .lliinapolis. IikI.. -iitlti It'll ll UiH III"! " .-Mr mill MlH. l.CIMl Ihmhi- or Hn'ir lit'-ii'l-5- ,. u ....inn itMl thrimun ni GLENDLE PARTY SEES MANY DUCKS fN., K- --.r Iii-tiul.ri (mnuIv Sci.J) (;l,i;Mt.MJ-:, on. s. cinm I. Wiiidrtit n-.-uiiiM-il hirt ilmic-M as rahl.-i- at Un- (iN-ndaif Sian; haiiK Monday nii ninr. in i r a I ' works' nullum l 1 1 In the hill., ahuvi- Stai-oiil. Waidiiji thai thf hills are lull ot Inn and that on tuo sliirl linn's tuadr fmt.i 1 1 1 - i r -atnt h1 hit v. II' bin I.J lit t;ays ih'-y v. r pi-stt'ii'd uhh (1-t ai ni-,lil invadini; ilu-ii raniH and ransaliini; lln-lr ".fi iky" diving tiirk ii,-inn.ihly Irn salt. )!fs bnnhi'i. H. II. 'aichl, and iM'idn'W Holt Wiudrll'. ri'tliund lo Mu-lr Ileum' al (liant l'ans .Siimlay riioinlni:, afh r sih-ihUiir tin wtM-k with (ih'tni on ((-dai- mianiiain. GLENDALE llnwaril llolinholill, Unal p-prc-si-muiiwf lor Kmnlison in.- Ji'i-Ir, , nsli.-il wllh lii'-tids ami rclntlvua, ai Jostbllr.l Siimliiy. I II .M. Tut il- sp.-nt Snmlay lii-rc : visitlnB wllh irli-mls. Tnlile Is foru-! man tor u Honthi-rn I'acillc paint rri-w and Is statioin-u ai r.uK'-iit-,n i-sp:h. .Mr. and Mrs. James Di-woy, W. il. iCi-nl) Uii.lii ld and lli-ryi Uain i.-liiim.-d from a ln-niiliK trip on Iti-d moiintmn Friday. It was so I smoky In llial locality and r-xliHini-,. u,, inal lin y bad poor bmitini;. Ml.-s Ktln-I M. Smllli. a lourt hn s.- i-nil'loi at itosfniirc, spw. jtundKv bi ro wllh her piin-nls, Mr. ami .Mis. I. II. l-imiih. Mr. und Mrs. M:s. Alvin i. Hi-nillllKiT took Mlas! Sniitb by n'llo to rtosL-huiK annay ifi-nliiK- A.i i.iii-mlalli i- or MO at the local sltiml.i.- ui'bools was tho fcoal s-t lor la i Snmlay. rally day, and Ibis was i In aiti-ndiinci; attained. The s. r, lor rlion- inane Us rlrsl irppear anre al Un- Snmlay fun-noon rial i ll si-rvii-e.;. S.-i ell new mem bers wore also willed to the liiuri h rosier Miminy Mr. an. I Mrs. A. Ilnltev i'.,.,nM 1-rli.i Sini lav t .Mr. ami Mrs. far! .1. Setber, .Miss l.uella ( nnnliu;liaiii ami Mis. Mm ,eh lliolor.-d III Koseui-.lrf .iiu.i- d.iy lo shop and visit. .Mr. and Mrs. u. - " ' Iloselmit; armed here !-.iiurua ami were nn-riHRut visitors Ki ine home of Mrs. Mo.-nra paienij-,i. mid Mis. -lohn l-.niKins wnu i.-m.i. -.:-l e.,sl of this eily. It. J. ( hilders, rornierly employ ed nl lb.- tli. ndale Lumber i-oni p.my s sawuiMi as n 1.1..1.--. ;illd how eininoyeil ny 11 i.iiRi- mill llliuelll nt Itee.lspori. Slieni mday here visit mi! li ienus. Senator Brookhart's Support of Prohibition Based on Statistics Gained From Personal Experience Uy HKHIIKItT PLUM. M Kit (A"iJl''l l'T-m I-a--J Win-) WASHINOTON, Oct. 8. Sena tor Smith W. BrooRhart has workt-d out this buniness of oppos ing prohibition on a sound ntathe- The junior senator from Iowa ta" popped into the limelight rather Brookhart did. So "bone dry" was it that even if a man who did nothing but tack up targets on the ranKe was found drinkinn, out he went. And not only the guilty one. nul aihu every member of his du- their stamliiiK from twenty-fourth plarn in 1!"7 lo: j-m.s Tweirih. D!) Tenth. liUD Kourih. Sine that time teams he ha3 ciaelied have always been in the front rank, ofw-n dt-fcatiiiK the best rifle sijuaris In the country. and Mm tn ltu.-te Al lo heri home liar lasl Ka, llt'l p." Alkhis. VamilU. hin Clare hei Mr. at and 3" wjfo of lkvu'"1'1 .v.- one day last ..w mi their way lo Crania a . ...i. f,...n,u It.'V. l.ree wii !"....,. f ihi Uaiuisl rhuirh hep -Kout iweniy-six years no m. i.i in htiik un wmnt friends. He Is now piisUT of lae lluptlst church nt itandon. V lielallve- have received in of tho nerU.UH illness of Mw. . Vnslev who I. in hnstlial 1 .'Krr.niath VaU. M" lMisley hr. . i vuim- her d.otfhier. Mi . u....iAU mi l:ili'J. where sin taken 111 whh tnlUiena and mov 4 to the hospital at Mamalli ! Lester Crow and vlf. " ,,r i..mfteld. are speiuttni, weeks here al the home o ' Mri. think Crow. llowanl Speer of 1 .s vsiud here v.iih r.latlv. Horn- cot visited Yinfii!X unexpectedly the other day on the question. His revelation on the floor of the senate that some of his colleagues were in attendance at a wet party in the capital re cently has stirred up something closely akin to1 a hornet's nest. There is talk that he will be asked to go before a Krand Jury soon and tell all he knows. And If he is called. Jhe senator intimates that he will divulire plenty. Dries Target Range n is necessary to go back some 20 years to Ret the proper slant on tin senator's atltude. In i!M7 and from then until he entered the senate Brookhart was an expert rif!e instructor. At that time he was trying to teach Iowa national guardsmen how to shoot ilenr and liquor In those days were as prevalent around camp as rifles and ammunition. Brookhart soon concluded that the two weie not compatible. So he went to (he governor of Iowa. So impressed was the am old w as I rails en ly (,tYrial Mr. and A n;:elej k Tliius To Mr. and Mr, v. c-i Kraiei - at l.otmv.ett . " ' ' ,l' .l-r , a s. n pound dauiTl.ter. Mis. Ceoi- MeCla and thtl then. Malie. Ceoiuui and tl'-orne 'left Sand iv fr M. dloid, when Imiiuh'd the Shasta I nil ii t 'a a- ( .-vn it( v ;. w h. iiiii r.mtiiy Si-.t-i.il) Cl.KMiAI.K. fiet. S. -liain he.nan fahni).'. Here al an e.uly hoi;r Si.tt ti:iy ami continued tiii(-m'iiolit the 4ay Willi ti series of ll;ilit sliowi-i'S. mis is the lust rain nere in lour mouths, us l here has been no rain here since the first week of la-si June. A lew llasheS ol lillllliu iiKi craslu s ot tliuadei oc eurrcu Sundav eveiiitu;, a happening 'liai is rare iu tins section mid mote speeialiy hn.H time of the year. .Miss .Mildred Scott and .Mis. II Irwin, teaciiers 111 the local public . enoois. lett lor coiiiunu r nt lay eeliini;, for U Week end Visit wiltl 'if and ielaiies. On Iheh' (urn they will attend ttie ctant MMi tii'is instil in u at itoseliur, Monday and 'l'tiesday. I it. in. Mortimer was hit by a l mill revived u inulsed leg last Fn day, while diliiiK a "cat'" or toi; e.uii; tiacior lor ine alie Sawmn' company on McCuiIoul:Ii Creek. aOtl .s loiiiined (o his home in Clara addition tor a few days. Miss Mamie Becker who Is at tcmiiiiK tin l'acilie Beauty school .it Conlaud, reunited to Portland .itondiiy morning alter spenditu; the weeUpud with her parents, .Mr. nut Mrs. YY. n. liwsun at tiiel lilendale .h.iiciiiMi aiilo camp. (he Indies ot Moiinlalneet- lie hekah hale of CJeinlale will hold tlieir moiiuily cioucd lnl .ale Sat urday, detoo. i- rf J, at the City Meal .Markel. Jofin .lenl.ius who was laid Up for sevcial days on uccount of sicKes resumed his duties at t Iu- Cieiuiale I aujiber compatix s saw mill Mon ,(: inorniim. Mr. and Airs. Ira Tinker of Al bany spent Saturday and Sunda risiiinn al i In home of Mis. Tuck ers parents, Mr. and Mr:. J C. Basye of Willis Ave. Tin Iter is ,'o. ich al the Albany lu li school. A traveltiu: dog aim pony snow a.ive a peruumaiue in a lent pinii ed on the tinnier hall grounds to a tair sized crowd Saturday evening, i lie show w;tft especially enjoed by the youngster. o Cr. A. J. Kawcett motored to Itandon Kriday eveniii:;. iviunitufti ai'it' Saturday and hrinuiin; itin him Mrs. Kawicii ud M r. Phe-ter ll. Smith who had been at the' coast fid' a week's ouliu. I IU'. licoige i Kuolt of Indepetld- etue. who uactured an aim when! his car overturned near lndepetid-( ei e lasl Priday. was epct led . acre eitht- TiP-Mlay or m sday' of (ids week to go with Chelate irieiiils for a lilmic; trip oi the Uoi:ue rt er near tialice. BEARS RAID PRUNE TREES V:NCUPVKU. Wash.. (et. 7 As if pnine growers didn't have enough lo contend wiih. hears are now doluc what they can lo harass the ranchers. Big hlack hears have been lumherinn into the Ml. Pleas ant orchards the past lew nights, stripping trees clean of pruuea. PORTLAND ELKS SUE FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS, TOGS Such disciplinary action had Its pffect. Since that time the senator has personally trained 2h om men more than any man in the world. Hi Figures Talk Durhu the succeeding years he made a careful study of the ef fect of stimulants on nerve co ordination. And he c:n reel these figures off at a moment's notice. Says the senator: If one drinks mild beer his ef ficiency Is decreased 7 per cent. If one smokes tobacco his ef ficiency Is decreased 5 per cent. (No study was made of those who chew.) If one drinks tea or coffee his efficiency is decreased II per cent. Stimulants stroiiKef than mild beer were never considered. The. man who so indulged was not fit for study. Brookhart believes that these figures are as accurate and scien tific as any. His study on mild beer was substantiated by tests ! made in (iermany. HI CABINET ILL' Dr. and Mrs. Jk Ijipp and daueh- y ler, ot this city, Ult .Monday lor Forlland on a business trip. They expect to return to Koieburg tne miter part o( this week. PAIN IN YOUR SHOULDER? Use Tysmol for Relief (AMfx-ht.-l I'it-n w;i-; POltTLANI), Oct. ". Ileph-viii i:it was fihd by the Porthvid Klks loilne today against Sheriff Hurt hurt to recover uniforms and band instruments seized under at lachment proceedings. The quip meni Is valued nt $3,52$, the com plaint said. Tht suit also asks Sio.oon jium ages for "wilfully taking and us ing" the equipment. The seizure was made on Sep tember lis after a complaint had beer filed, the sheriff paid, to the effect that the lodge had not paid in full for the equipment. i A c-i.it -) l'r' u-ivl .i- WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. The White Hou-ie announced late today tiiat Secretary Mellon has promis ed President Hoover to remain In the cabinet until the end of tlm inesent administration. This announcement was In spouse to a report circulated today to the effect that the treasury head has resigned. The rumor has cropped up re- Ipeatedly since Mr. Hoover came in i t,. nfiief. and today's announce ment was made witli a view 10 unu ing such recurrence. j Knife-Ilk I cumy ff th an ji!t3 "f pain in th's vi-hhuuld-r inu'.c ait: gvit ii innr in.", lo tumin dm iitsi.irt' to ili-rtumu or vuiUP a , s ot V. -a t iter, in souit; i iioi.i is htiffii'-'s ur oiviiej.s in In. s. niiikiriK ll dtn u iiit to yat'esi and easiest way to ro i.i, li mi ntlat k Is to ui'iily a i sin;ill "inanliiy "f Ty.-niol ov.-r tie-re-I arf.-fled ure i. Tills SNoihin. h.-nl- tin on Kh i hi- pul es nan carnetl to the iliroMiintf. aehhitf pi?riphenil nt-rvi.- The puins usually st.p ut nt-. and in a very ahort tnm- the lutco ef tior.-ness should dit.ip- pear. WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR LOSES MONEY ( A-'S-K i.itinl I POKTLAND, SI ruck by ilowntown str an I.rax. Win l Ore.. Oct. automobile c t corner here Arundel, piano tuner. Phone ISO L. ,t i ;i yoliit-ly hurnih-; fr.t- fr.nn doj..-. lN--..:nnu'iid.-.l t-.r ail forms of ii. rvu pam wlo th. :-r.iH- hv iieiiitns. ii. malma i-i... Ua or rheumatism. " " ''L;ol n.; druKtfists. Always on h.-uid ut than Cull'! ton s. (A(1V) He fndulires in none of these eculive that he told his rfile In-; himseir. Ami ne unrinutes me sue struetor to write any kind of cess of his rifle teams to abstl "bone dry" law he chose, and that 1 nence. As evidence, he points to it would have his signature. I the fact that his teams improved letrday itnd rendered uncomu-lous .Mrs. John Mnlitor of Bend was the victim of thieves who sud" $lnr.O in currency which bhe was carrying wrappt d up In an old newspaper. She had arrived in Portland Saturday, she told police, to deposit the money In a hank. Two elderly women assisted hel lo the curb aTter she had been struck. It was then that she dis covered her large roll of bills had been taken. RED ARROW FAST FREIGHT E. S. SKINNER, District Manager NEW EQUIPMENT EARLY DELIVERY Fast Thru Service between Portland, Roseburg, Myrtle Point, dquTlle, Marshfield. Connecting line, other point,. Furniture moving to any place a specially. BONDED AND INSURED CARRIER Creason Warehouse Norih Jackson, Phono 593 , Ko.,...-B, Ore. 1 mrrnm imniiii n imii .ii r.miiOTriBWTBirCTp"-""-- mini iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMM?iviawMfeBwwAwmwma,m rev'"- -wKriA GOVERNMENT TO FILM DOUGLAS COUNTY PRUNES Mol loll iili-ture canieranii-n from 111,- 1'. S. Iiuri-all of nmirnllnral ei-ononili'S. will he lit Itoselmrcr mini.- time this week to ne lire sliols tor the new Bovernnn-iit film. "Cooiierallve .Markelini! of Prunes," now In the rourie of niaklni:. The film will follow the prune market ing nrtlvltft.il tliroimhout the I'nit ed Slates and Kliropeo ll will l' shown In Hoseliuri! lolluwItiR Us eonililetlon. Bothered DWith Backache? Sure your kidneys are Working righti ARE vnil r.lwnys lama line, ncliy Fiiricrinji iiaafrinil backache, hcnil.ii.lie and ui7iy spells I o Ate kidney cxcic-lioiis too Ire nucnt. uranly or buniins in pinuaRC? i'lirsa nie oltcn si;-ns of slugs'i-h kidnevs anil nhoul- i t be neglected. To promote noi m.il kulr.ey ac tion and assist your kt-lne3 in clcansiiii your I Wl o poisonous waste, u -e Conn's I' ill'. Kecom niendecl the wjrld over. Sold by dcalcis cvorywheio. 50.0C0 Users ErJarse Doan's: Mr.. L. Plt, Kt.t, Scr.- mriiln. i slif.. ..... I .in ...id J'.i.lul to ll,..i,-. I'.t... M f ki.ti.rv" f,,nc tiituia iialn. I iif.il ni'-' t-' o-' ti'-11"-Irll ,11,' y .n.l Ka,I l..fl,.l.c. ,.AIU Uoal,-. Pii'.. I l'l I"1--' "It"'"- That Brutal Overseer Roasts in AN ANCIE I NT PREJUDICE N "REMOVED Wise legislation has halted the ancient prejudice that dictated the exploitation ot chiia laoor tor seirisn gam. Guided by AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE it has routed greed. No longer are little children forced into slavery. I l.'V lite fil l step ol It I' il' '" ' l l, ! III,--. lU iol'l V' '' Yl' l'1:i" ho li.'s 'Ir .11 win I. in- ll" ' -' V liftmViH" - VLfc juMuiHiMbuaud Marchers on the Road of Progress No mattoi- how b-tlteretl xul bent nil niiicl.-"! Ins loft your ear. Ka- 'i bro-.'.-,;lit in to our shop. We'll rclmtM the body and fenders "J '-i0 out the body dents so skill fully that you v-innot detect any tiaies of mishap. John R. Kell; 444 N. Jackson Phone 466 SINCE the dawn of time, man has longed for voice to talV) distant friends, and eyes to sec things and friends remote. Every marching ran'; of tc..!uH-.e poles means that map cm now talk readily over the miles. An 1 in the Bell Labo ratoriis in New York, where television was first demonstrated in 19:7. it has been found how to carry the human voice .intj human sight around the world, although how to make this economi cally practical is yet to be discovered. There is no standing still in the Bell System, either ss regards the Tele yihone or as regards kin dred sciences which, like the Telephone, will help make the world a better place to live in. The Pacific Tuu'uonk Vm Thick uh Comthny toasting did it" Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes when w removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irri tants) from the tobaccos. YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified LUCKY STRIKE, ' the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted." "TOASTING." the most-modern step in cigarette manufacture, removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING" LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. toasted' No Throat Irritation-No Cough, TI NE IN Th Lucky Stiifct Dance Or:hsua, every Situtdiy night, over a coost-toast network cf the N. B. C "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes th extra "toasting" process applied in the rrunu facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest, tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scier.-J tifically subjected to penetrating heat at r-'.iniv mum, 260 maximum, 300', Fahrenheit. Tfc exact, expert regulation of such high tempera tures removes impurities. More than a sbsajr "It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as tl most modern step in cigarette manufacture. U
