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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1930. FOUR Ml Relief Measures Without Value if Crops Aren't Planned Carefully, Hyde Declares. AwoiatMl I'r-w I-''! U'irei WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S Sec relary Hyde told the inrmi'rs o( the nation yesterday that "hlind production" was the bine of api culture. Speukine over tlui National nroadcaHllns company net work, the secretary closed the broadcast ing ot the report of the l!l"u agri cultural outlook with the warning that governmental farm Teller mratMi-ra will te luelesB "iinhiss each Individual farmer Intelligent ly plans liis production. " Hyde said he. wanted to empha size that In order to obtain a higher level of prices than pre vails now it appeared necessary to reduce rather than to Increase 1930 production and that the prob lem must be met on the farm. "If wo are t( ke agriculture profitable wo must not only pro duce at lowest possible cost hul must also keep our production reasonably close lo prospective do mestic demand," be said, "lilind production for an unknown de mand is now the bane ot agricul ture. Competitive selling by six million Individual farmers usually gives the purchaser a great ad vantage. The challenge of the new decade Is to act collectively lo overcome this situation. "Agriculture's leadership has formulated and secured I lie enact ment of the agricultural marketing uct which established the federal farm board barked by halt a bil lion dollars ot public money and clothed with far reaching powers In applying collective thinking to that creat problem of the new decades-Hie problem ot modern cooperative merchandising of cropH and livestock. "Hut all this will break down unless each farmer Intelligently; plaint his production," the' secre tarv continued. "The individual farmer owes a duty lo himself lo make his efforts profitable anil a duly to his fellow rainier to help1 make agriculture proiitable. We cannot do this It runners work against each other. We can do It ir we work with each other." The secretary said thai detailed Information on the agricultural outlook will be brought to every community within the next month at thousands of ruri'n ineellngs conducted by the extension service of thu depai'lineul. WOMEN URGED TO GIVE ASSISTANCE . TO CENSUS TAKERS American housewives are btlnr. urged In n governmental cutnpab.'il to glve,,eveiy nld to the census takers who will begin their I !:! task In April. 'Ibis can he:d he done by answering every iiiestion promptly, even down lo their ages and the stains of Hie moilgage on the nld homestead. "There need he no fear In answering all lines' i ri freely," declares The Cimnlr., Home, in an article aiding the movement. "All census enumerators are sworn to secrecy -in tno Information they securo and there Is a penalty for divulging facts secured, as theto Ib for giving (alse data. Not even the banker will ever see a family's statement of Its economic slums." Tho .lll.'lu census will he most complete ever taken siln-o Ihe coun try first counted Its l.iiiln.iinii noses In Willi. Tin1 census bureau only came lino being in 11IU2 and since I bat each c-ni.us has been more and more efficient. "If yuu consider the census taker'a visit a bother," says article "you should Ihiink youi stars thai you do not live In Tur Key. When the first rellMl:t wc.s tuken there In IU27. Hie nation was put under marintl law and all clllzelis were lurked 111 their houses Hull the census Wll.t roinplrlrij thai night. In ('onslnntlnople ihe doors were not unlocked until aud io o'clock In the eveliln::." RENO'S DIVORCE REVENUE -ESTIMATED AT tl,Mi),00C liKNO, Nov.. Jan. 'JV Malrl mouiiU climniih-hients eiuiihed Heno by more Ib.iu Sl.r.oo.oou in I '.1111, arrolillH'.' lo an eslllnalr by the, county clerk, Iv II. II i"-r lie uunl Ihe to;me was rniisoi va live. Khly dollars curb was paid by 2. lull applicants lor divun o as court tecs and their ntloi in . charged T" us a minimum n Minor, while several paid between yitl.UIMI luel S'-'.Y'IOU fol their iii crees. The county eloiU estiimilrs living costs ai a week uml each Itonson had to n-sl.h' wiiliiu the count v at least I'o ibis. With the t.iln penults lo wed issued 'during Hie sa period. lteenier said new l oils spent abonl $;tn.n"'i for the penults mid fees In Hie ministers of lite rlly. Kat bail ue sandwiches until llvo forever. Ilrund's lioad Stand. l$tt for n f COUGHS. IJONEYandTU! COMPOUND J.cliM-Nt!im mm W ti3 .TI I l.l i.N Hs 1-1 TILLIE THE TOILER THERE'S (2-EALUy 1 , MOEE VAlOKK AreOUMoL HEEE THAN EXPECTED. .DON'T you THIMK. I HOULO GET IB GIRL FALLS HI TO HUGE ESTATE CU -fii'iiii.'tl IV... l--iis.il Win ) V:i'VAt.VA,l, Miihh., .Ism. 8. A Itiyi'iirold niil wIiohu ihiy cli-i-itniH IkmI brought her visions ol hi'InK a tnir (iili'd lacly of rioallly, Hit' noil u? Jrt'iiniH jirlH liitvt. liu litnl IluiHt' ilniMiis tome true. .Sin hi"! utv.a .t ln-liivfd l;iT;u-:r hi 1h Jiuniblir I. my llitirh lt I'liKy, (litiiliItT ot a IniHiItU- t-iiort'iiuu), who was fn poor iiir Iit imilln-r (Hid Iw roijldii I cart' lor Iht, and siml ln'i' lo Iht mndinnllM'f'H homo In Ilnsion. Tlifn nht hurt KOtH' IO KI'.'lllllN.ir Hirlltiol llllil lilhl lull had wnikt.'d lu a factory lor a mon! h. Vi'Htt'rday, Hunii;!). nho faint liotiH" to hi'i- flail. For many yearn ho had hmii Johnny Harry Lot I'aKi'. iio uotlu'd al odd Jolts ahoat town, mowing Iiumi., nit-jid Iiik broken ruiiiiMiro and doiin? similar lasltn. Word tamo front Kiinli'.nd lant however, til the death of hin brother, John Chai ltM Kare of I 'over, baronet and Ibe pshm of Hit- title and eis.uti'j lo him. lit asked lor hl daughter (o Hharn hits nttw for liuien. In IiIh nmclest homo lurro, Kir .loli n told l.m-y yesterday of hei aio eidi y, iles-ei lid ni!. to her the Kaum- t ie;;t mid tlltlln-;uished tn btara datini; hark to tlio t'roni wellian waiM, wiiose names orcup Iwo full pajit'H in llurke'ft peer .me. lie told her that biio was now Lady l.Ufy. Her faHier Ih planning to re turn to Kiit-daml ubt'ii nioro in hi i net ! i i h aiitve. lany Isn't r.nn she w ihltes to no. '1 have nnl been ti s far an the oiuhth iade in mln.ol," nlm n:tid. "ami urt'li't the daiir-bicrs ol' tilled men i-uipporifrt lo he very w lieV" UMPQUA FE3REST FIRES LIST YEAR L I:,t n.liai i Ide lliau in the .lnt li n tit, M l,ti I llll'tltl.l 11.11 lltll.ll It)! I.. r-1 tl in A I lie l'.isi ear, ;u' I'ldOii: In Hi .iiiit n.tt lepnlt m. td' h (I, C. Hi.iiM i, ii it ll. it di palt her. Uteein i i.n iMn i ;ni ni i h- ma.ior p.n l im nl the Id '2'.' lilt'- mil ul' ti hi'iiir, ftiii 1 1 ) n i.i 1 1 t'M lis ;n Hon on t lie pa u el' Utlliliuw 11 pel ,n I e;. II 1 1 mf, Ul 1 I out i.. Hi h.!,.s C Hies. 'I ii. I Wet e III hii's mi I lie 11 L I iiilt,;! tin t ,u i .1 .lui llli; I !:' J f.u l'U nilH; ''. , !ti( il -ii S ". I . re- U Oh nil r-lMliale.l l,.-s oi II" mi i-i-ianl-ibb- a ir. I m- pindm !!. :im..M. Nme (iu ei,- IS mpm Fo End Fat Tint i. in the riifit wnv, utctl hy llindcrn pliv--ici.iin. No nlmorm.d c r cisr t-r ii t, but ln-lji to a glnnil lli.it is Weak. The ret-out l.iu-a redaction in rxcrss (at has bct-n lario!y duo to that mcthofl. This mmli-m mctivnl is onilx.iu'd m Marmola i -cm-i ipiion t;ihlt ts. IVtipK havcuscd thrmtor L'-' ye.irs millions ot Ixixcs oi them. In almnt every circto yfu can see the mafias vhan-cu hnng-. If owr-fjt. you owe ynu::oi a trial nf Marmola. Don't retnain aliaorm.d. All rtnicgists supply Marmola at SI a Imx. Kocn box states tlie fonnula jind tcll the rt-ons for rcMitts. Stjrt "-rowing thio, s your fiicndj h e done, at once. j y&fijvf jJ I f Klr "-1'''- ayiJ.tic, Ir.t., HiUin ngftU iwil .. . I ELU THAT I 1 RsbCO HEWEWS . I f I bOUJHT w Wm. -tfv vHEvie'D you eETj I it with AT FOB 4tl?M l-V&jy VAJHEM VCU I took -rHEl VwrA rp -v-!i23i7 ? I ( cSEEAT 1 1 yoi.' v SAY voo OOM'fl SCOTT.' VAIOUI-CJM'T ) ICrJOWJ WHAT A 1 1 COU HE. K bATTLE i KVDJ ela.sH A, 2 ClliHH II ailtl 2 chtHH C. Tin; camp Urea were all clus.s A, an wan tho hiuli tire. Islnu of the Incendiary drew wcru vUiuu li and 14 wore claws C. Thu inlHcellane ouh tiio wan of el.iN.s A, making 22 f-biMii A firt'H, II clasu U and lu clasfi i), A cla-iS A tiiu ia under a cjuaiier of an acre la Hize, ciauti It ia under 10 ucix-h and ciaas V la over Itt acit'S. Thu worst, tiros of tho soaaon woro lalu lit tho year, coiiiIiik In Sepieinber and November. Tbt; tlit'H In November wore the latest ol' any ii,u ovor to occur on the. Umpi'iKi loreHL, Too IiukhhI lirt- oT tbt yar was lu thu lit-aver lake district near Tlllor, buniiUK vr G.1U7 acroH. Tbt! lied Cloud fire oC h'H acres in Nfiveinber and tin; (,'ow Creek tin. oi 1.S4 acit-s In November weru tin next lariJieHi in nlze. Kires binned as lata as December 7 last year, makiiiK iht loimest tirtt season In Hit' history ot (ho ItoscbuiK ot lu:o. Tho tolal acreiij;- hurned was S.rlf. Hi'ieH of wbicli l.WUU iinret. v.t re in the toi-ont. reserve ami lf7 on prlvalu hind inside tho forest boundary ami IN!) acres on laud outside the forest roservy but pro tectetl by the nalioiial forces un der the protection plan. The toial llro protection cost was ?.i!i.oi"i. There were as many as :!."iu llro finhlerR employed at out- time in firt! fiuhthiu, in addi tion to tho lenular lorco of (id limn ami tbt road ami trail crews., suh Jccl to call, nutnheriiiK 45 men. BANK CHAINS SPREAD FAST IN NORTHWEST MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., .Ian. li. Tho eidn-monlhs old chain bank nmvenient In tho northwest outers i;i:id with tho two powerful chains and numerous smaller groups organized. There are t) of 1 ho latter fn Minnesota alone. The two ureal ebains have iiitiv-.-alr rt'sources of "f n 7 noa, ooo and many hankers see In the movement a chance lor Hie nor I hw est to hi eome more Independent of the financial cen ters of Cliiciit-u and New York. The Nort hw 'si llancorpoi atiiui. the first or the two largest ehains was Klarletl In .laliilarv, V.i'2'.. and now has resources of almost JI'iO. iMMi.otio. It Includes 77 banks ami six trust companies. The ohier, tin- ITr-si Itatik Stock eoi I'toatioii, has re-itMiicei of $rin iMin.iioi) ainl fuchnle-i (11 IkhiW and other financial lustituiitins. It was nruanij-ert in August. C. E. SOCIETY ELECTS (S.-iml(ni,w O .l-ii f'oiinty Si.fi -j.ilt scorritriii;. .i.m. i's The ChtiMiau l-'mh avor tan-iety of Srnl Islnii lield il business mi el im: Sunday i'eiiiii::. January IMi. Miss Jolin Wi;s unaiiimoiisly elecl n pi t-sidi iit ; Isabel Wilson, via' PM-sident: Kaeha.d We-;sela. sei-re-liit ami 1 1 r. i sin er ; Jake lieeder. Ion!, otii commit iee cliuii man u ml clhit i.-ilcr, and .Miss John, omanisi. Pi I v ff if f SOURCE OF M ANY LL S Colon and Reo tal conditions cauic creat percentngc of , the world's t luCCerln. - Const ipation.Cnl- j.X: & Ui. Hemorrhoid and ntlur ivulnuA- tit Kcctal and Colon di-nnlits may be looked to as the -.-ni'.-: ol mot ncrvou ih t' a i' t, r h en in a I i 4 m , s I ti m a c h trotit'lc. sfi.itu'a. neurit it, etc. Only sucii .brv-.t,?ipci.i.iliiL'd tieatmcid .1 tin Ue.in iTnn: aMonH can brinjj rermam-at Ttiuf. Out I KKK book let t-Npl.iin our tammu non MUi'ti al mcihod ot tv.'.-tmvni and remark able Cl' At; AM Y. CL-SNIC lELF.P0t AVWATtR Z06 lATTLC,S-VSI FffANCtSCCX Los A-'r,r.ie r, 'Light" Expense IIGRRIBLE PICTURE ( Vst.r i;.lf I ITt'Si I.. UH 'i Wilf) ADIYAM AN, Turkey, .Ian. 2S. Now Hint com nin nicat Ions have been opened partially In Turkey's lonK-lsolattd turbulent eastern provinces, I raveters are briiif-inf-to Hie world news of the existence of a hidden and dreadful village: Atliyaman, the village of the blind. In Hie dusty, sandy district of Ilfsniuiansour, not far from Hie Ibe city ol MalaMa. lies this vil lage of whose 7,""o inhabitants H, 7!H aro wholly or partially sight less IIiiuukIi thu ravages of tra choma. It is a villiiKe without sound ex cept for the 'lap, tap of hundreds of canes on cobbled roads as the population Krotes Its way through a ghostly life from blind childhood to blind old age and death. Through Adiyamau's squalid dmiK thaiched huts and dust-polluted al leys, squalid human beings crawl like animals without eyes. Utterly disregarded by the oid roKlme of the Sultans, the village has for ceniurifs been without a school or hospital. Without solace or help Its peasant population, st rif ken cent-ration -after genera tion by trachoma, has made its living painfully and half blindly through fnrtniiiK and berdinc. The village is utterly unlighted nt night for there are only a hand rul of vlllacers who could see by nny light. Kipling's City of Pread fut Night becomes n reality in this Anatolian town where night ami day uie of the same dire black ness. Adi aman Is probably the only Place in Anatolia where Moslem women wear no veils. Kor the women tif Adiyaman, religious as they are. no veils are necessary beyond the veil of universal blind ness which Miles n woman even from her father and husband and child in this sightless village. Here on Business liny Itond, or (Hide, was a business visitor here yeMerduy afternoon. Chiropractor DHUGLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Mineral Vapor Baths 3r!7 Cass Plione 491 After Winter's Colds Don't Neglect Your Kidneys. COl .DS and chills arc hard on the kidneys. A constant backache, with kidney irregularities, and n achy, worn-out leoling nil too often warn of disorder. l"on t take chances! Help your kidneys with Doun i Pills. Indorsed the world over. Sold by dealers everywhere. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: E.J.nut.h. 712 Cr-Slrt-t. Ch-ir-lotto.vtll.. V., mvs: 1 A cold wmd to ttrtrvl mv Wulnt. - -Hid my hack Oi w that 1 ciwld hurdlv turn in My Iftntt wo-.-Kr iui lin iui lU fcidnry clon ,rmuUr. I l-lt better immrlitrlv twr utini Dmu'i I Ml and kxmi wIL a . 1928 iVIARK IN SEAL SALE FDR T-B WAR Avoiding to III-". II. C. Boyle, chiiinmin of Ilia UouKlas county (JhnswiKts (-'al tiiilo, reluruu from tliif ie(.cntly concluiit'U sale are Hllll (Iribliilng in lo the afisocia tion In-aiiiiuartura, ami with re coliils to ilatf totaling $771.01. the coun:y lias exceeded it8 1929 sale at tiiitf time by about "L'oo.ou. Tliis increase is thought by lo- "t-al Y'-r-nsJlrf be the" null ol"a betli.-r umlerstandlns or tae neaun ciii l-vaiion v.orlt of the county public health association on the part of Hie general public, and to a growing recognition of the value of a disease-prevention pro gram based on the policy that "an oume of prevention is worth a pojmi of cure" in all mailers per lailiwu to health. It Is believed by health authorities that the pro grain of disease prevention financ ed lv the annual sale of tubercu losis Christmas seals has been larg.-ly responsible for the con tlstc iit reduction lu the number of Oregon citizens dying each year Irom tuberculosis. The death rate for lli-S In Oregon was 57.3 per sons lor every one hundred thotl saml population. The rate in 1915, when the Oregon Tuberculosis as sociation was formed, was 95.2 for the same number. The seal sale committee of the I)o;;L-las County Public Health as sociation, states that a number of Olu h-tiuas seals are still ill the hitmls of persons who have not sent ill then chock und u.sks that either the seals be returned or checks sent to .Mrs. H. C. lloyle, the seal sale chairman, at tho earliest possible moment. Her ad dress Is Koselmrg, Oregon. With $771.(11 now on hand from the Christmas seal sale, the Doug las County Public Health associa tion will retain :!S. less Incident al expenses, as its share of the re turns, to be used in health con servation work In Douglas coun ty, along lines approved by the Oregon Tuberculosis association Btid I lie local group. The amount retained In Ihe county always de pends upon the number of seals sold. Should the sale average less limn six seals for every man, wo man and child In the county (using slat" board of health estimated population for 1925) the county will retain 40 tier cent of Ibe re turns. Then for every additional seal sold per person the county re tains 5 iter cent more of the luoney, Willi GO pin- cent the maxi mum 'amount that the county may retain. This ainoiinl may be spent directly by the county association only when nine seals or more per eaiiila lire purchased by Hie resi dents of I his county. Therefore if, all Ihe outstanding money should he received this county would retain nearly $500. It Is expected that the budget committee of the counly Health a: social ion will hold a meellng lu ihe very near future, when the program for 1MU will he definlle Iv out lined. According to word received fiont the Oregon Tuber culosis association, several county associations have alredy held their annual meetings and Ihe budget coinmlltees are now al work with the officers of Ihe associations. The officers or Ihe Douglas ("mm tv Public Health association are: President. Mrs. John Uunyiilt; vice-president. J. K. McCllntock ; secretary. I'.ess Itcdbarn: treas- Fosnaugh Feels 20 Years Younger Now "I'vo alwuya onjuyeil ext'optlonul health until a few years awn, wIhmi my liver and kidneys began troubl ing me. No iii'Mltdne seemed able 10 reiu h the cmise of my eonstipa t uni- ...v kiiineya ::ot me up somu- SALEM H. FOSNAUGH i inies as many as ten t hues u it; lit. i siitti eil terribly wit h p. litis in the small nf my hack. Ot (oiirse that lira i: Red me down and exhausted my nerves, and 1 had no im-lituittim to turn my hand to a i hum. -After taking three bottles of S:tn-.u and one hoi tie of Tills 1 feel as well and smmi; at seventy- tie as I did twt ntv years aso. My lier Is active and my c-ou-mpattou Is cone. That pa.n tit my hack doe--n't bother me any more and mv muscles are not sore and stiff, I never have to get up-more than once in a ui;ht. My nerves are steady and I'm keen to do things I hope my experience will start many people to tuKim tuts mr-;-lous mi IU'ine."-Saieni H Kos it.mch. U. F l. lo, Seattle. Wash. Nathan Fullt-rton, The Rexall Dru Store, Roteburg: Burton's Pharmacy, Reedsport, aaents. Adv. urer, J. H. Booth. The commit tee to decide upon the expendi tures for the various activities for this year is composed of the of ficers and executives. rMr. Saidie Orr Dunbar, execu tive secretary for the Oregon Tu berculosis county association which Douglas county association (as well as nineteen other county as sociation) is , affiliated, states that the Christmas seal sale Just closed has been one of the moat successful since the association was formed fifteen yearB ago, and that the budget committee for the state association will have Its re port ready for the annual meeting to be held in Portland the latter part of February. "I sincerely hope that several members from the Douglns association will be able lo attend this meeting," said Mrs. Dunbar. ANOTHER VICTIM OF ANLAUF CRASH DIES (A Mortal c Pr l-oawnl Wire) EUGENE, Ore., Jan. 28. Mrs. AlbPrta Fairbairn, 71, of Bow Is land, Alberta, Canada, died In a hospital here yesterday from In juries suffered last week in a bead-on collision between a motor stage and the Fairh-'rn- automo bile, near Anlauf, Delias county. Robert J. Fairbairn, 73. died last Friday. They were to h"ve cele brated their polden wedding anni versary next June. A double funeral will be held Wednesday with interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery here. Mrs. George Brown, daughter of the Fairbairns, seriously injured fn the crash, was Improving today. TRAINERS HALT CARNERA'S NON-STOP FOOP ATTACK (AwwH-iati-iJ I'rt'M l,i'af ti Wire) CHICAGO. Jan. 28. Admirers of Frimo Camera, the large Italian heavyweight, who came to his training quarters bearing gifts of food have been requested to re strict their otfertngs to apples and oranges for Prlmo is on a diet. New acquaintances of the Italian noting his size, have sent huge steaks, whole cheeses and other detieaeies. Primo, not wishing to offend, has. attempted to eat everything with considerable suc cess. Hut his manager, Leon Cie, has ordered him to stick to a menu outlined by his trainer from now on until ufter his bout with Klzear Rioux at the Chicago stadium Fri day night. (i Are You A Kitchen Artist Or A Romance lurks in ern kitchen the thrill of doing a worth while thing easily and surely. "The Cooking School that is different" has discovered this Royal Road to Ro mance. It lies along the way of inspiring suggestions ideas sparkling with possi bilities that makes break fast a surprise meal of new things lunches expressive of your own cre ative instinct, and easily prepared dinners that startle the family by their tantalising deliciousness. In the kitchen artist, there is the urge to create something just a bit FREE COOKING SCHOOL Wednesday Feb. 5 5 sn nnnnn Decide Now i To feed your baby chix and turkeys on Crown Feeds. Get Among the Winners Gus Nelson says: "If you want results, better stick to Crown Feeds." They cost more but pay better. farmBureairooperativeExchange R"bU' AQENTS ,OK 0akland l A H. eiectrlo RnB- -ohn ,n ',ow Co Hood Rlvar Spray Co. Hooalar and Mllwaukaa Pumpa Sutharlifi Spray Co. Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager . Founded and Maintained on Efficient - Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phone 284 Oak and Kane Sts. Restless, Ncrvouc? ' drink "Ficgo" . The moat wholesome you ever had! Goor for your Stomach and your Nervea It relieves Constipation! 1 lb. Pkg. it always pays to buy the Best Kitchen Drudge? the mod IT i kitchen of the cooking school with your friends and neigh bors, and carry away the news and information that will be unfolded before you. Reserve all three dates you cant afford to miss a single one of these interesting and re lated programs. Thursday Feb. 6 2 to 4 P- M. ARMORY FT XS-ris ; 0 1 0) T1 Cooing School vnJl be . j , & N under the personal supervision of LLl'VV5, MISS 1RENB CAMERON 0 Iaoooooow of the Ella Lehr Cooking School-, Licensed tad Embalmer palatable Coffee-Substitute different, to master some thing new to accomplish a task more easily and pleas antly than before. At our cooking school you'll find many a kitchen artist, learning the new quirks and fashions that simplify cook ery. Come into the kitchen the magic, romantic D Friday : Feb. 7 Q 4 Y y