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Newspaper Page TextTWO KOatboKC Nt.W5 Kfc.vlLw'. KUSUiuKC. OKblGON. THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1930. iBurd lll- Bxcrpf Simdnr by tb .rK-llc Ipw Co., Inc. Mriubrr of The Apwor.'alril I'rew Thf Assurlul.-il Fms 18 ext'l urn v 1y enllllrd Ui tlw us- fur rpultliiit lion of all ii';ws iliHiatcli-H ire'llu-il to It or not oilirrwme credited Hi thin paiicT and to ail Imal iitrwu pulJ llnhcu liricin. All ritslilsi "l r.-i-iib-liiation of sm''I'i1 d.paichcii Iut.-iii are also reserved. HAII11IS Kl.l.SWllllTll Kdltor Knteretl as ecrma rlau matter May 17, JH-0. at lliu punt orfice at ItnMehurx. tiretjull. under Act of March 2, 1ST9. SllljMITlptlOll ltfll Dully, pur year, uy mall, 14.110 imiiv' mhiuI iiioiuh. by mall... .& uaily. by carrier, per month... ,uO Quoting Ihe President T:iK Yalu News rwenlly priiiuul, uh tint' in a wiies of mtifli-n by men In hlph positions n Hif sub j.cl of "l.t'iiili;r.slili." a Klali'luelii ululhutiid to l'li-sicli'iit lloovi-r plili-inK Illo picaiilfnt quite (h'fill ltuly Willi those who espouse the llainiltonian theory or Kiiverniiieiit by superior indivlUiialH as opposed to Hit.' Ji'ffiM-sonian theory tr popu lar or mass rule. Salil I he Hoover statement : Leadership i a finality of the Individual. If democracy is lo secure Us authorities in morals. leliKion and slali-s-inansliip, it must sliniulalo leadership from Us own mass. ' . . . Acls and Ideas thai lead lo 'XI- prom-ens are horn out of Hie womb or Ilii! individual mind, " not out of Hie crowd. The fiowd only reels; il has no mind or lis own. The t-rowil Is credulous. Il destroys, It ;JT consumes. It hales and it ...dreams hut. It never builds. " . . . Man 111 Ihe mass does not ''" think hut only reels. The mob " funetinns only In n world or '.CT emotion. The demaBOKtie feeds on limb cniollona. . . . "" I'opular desires are no erl " teria to the real need; they can be determined only by de- liberate consideration, by edit- cation, by const met Ivo lentler t" ' ship. - Naturally, whatever else one .:mli!lit say or it. such a statement doming .from one who hold his J.uIkIi position by virtue of the popu tlar miiii-aue would be impolllle; ""ho -much so that numerous roirea "pondeitts al once , besh'Ked the JWliHe House for confirmation, ela boration or denial. They were re Tceived willi Ihe rather dry stale- nienl thai Hie president had -ulven IViothlnir whatever lo '.lie Yale -TSVws, and that was Ihe fact. The Li'iilo News had nllt'inpled to ob -tain a slateinent for lis series from " file president, had been unsuccess ful aud hurt, resurrected tin essay written by Mr.. Hoover ten years iiko on "American Individualism," from which it took lis tiiolallon. lirlnlltw It without explanation or lis true origin. Such tin enterprise gives a llllle iolt to Ihe doelrlne that the world. JjicludliiK newspapers, may well take Us etlilcal standards from the Schools ot higher edttcallou. There -fs nothlnir in Ihe accounts ot the , incident to show whether or not the Yule News still bus Ihe same I editor It had before the publication - was made. Malting Way For Radio ONK of the tiuesllons thai the census eltumcratola asked at ', every house door was whether Ihe " family within possessed a radio set. II was one of many present day Indications of Ihe iniporlillil ', place Ihe radio has come to occupy In the national life. Another one been manifested here in llosehui'K In Ihe adoption by llio tlty council or an ordinance to pio "yblt. tinnecessaiy radio burner i'iiee. It Is a measure thai will nieel with wide popular acclaim. I! a Justified measure. IIIkIi frequency Interference Is I'lhe bane of radio's devotees every where. It is an evil that Is In large "il'art controllable. Thai 11 has mil tip to nisi been ndi iiiiilely rim Hulled ill Itoseliut'K is a"1 a cause "for blaming anybody in p-trtle;ilai. I'Xor both Hie machines sad apii.ii- tni in which It originates and Hie "ludlo Itself are coiiiparuihel new' "and so is Hie clash el' lneii.. Ihal .Llleir simultaneous ol'er.u loll ha! developed, lint now a niajotlty ol Vllie homes or Utccburg lave radio WIS. Their lltturetsilte value Is i ' llliiated at tliousands ot dollar. In terreilllg hlgil ficcjuriicy lippa ra ins, while simie ol I' fulfills tin poriant functions, idalnly nne'l b. regulated so far as prm llt able In minlmie the annoyance to the army of radio fans. 'I'll.. I .us Ans'-li's Tilm: say , (iM-it.iul.iiiH lil..' Iii vf.il fallfci lilu "uIk ii liunl tilnmiitls tii Hi. 'ii' Jin- llin wllil illlimnlt bhiMs in f -liltiw inn." W vll. i. il." pniii.'lliiii i ,".linvf i)il Musis lili)iiiu ili lu'i'f. IIikIIkIi tin t vi l.Mi.-f. mil il 111.' 1'oiu' tlial ili'vasllilcil ii piuli.'ii ol - Kiiutli.'ltl t'iiiiloi Ilia ami I." A'l .lii'les li-iclllly. An. I tlio hilloiil; Is nut oni' ol till' wllil lilasls Inn tt '.fill .. pliyr out of tin' Miinli ,ia.l iM'st that l Ollli'S nil. Hi; In m inl.T lo lllfiik IIP our fnls or pivvtMl' tlli-llt. T.i th.' tinllllllali'il TillifH i.'- .Jiais i i.'ill Ii'"-"-.! 'l.ii:i liir' -rliini.ol. 1 y -a in. lli.it .ii. a v 1 1 . 1 it '.in I'ViM ylliini; that a S.ini.i Ana, so .-funiiliai lo l.i is Anm liit. Im ml "liiu buuta Aua Is Uiy auil tomts out of the east. The cblnook Is moist and comes out of the sonth vest. The Santa Ana is fierce and bears upon it clouds of tlirl. The ehiuook is gentle and bears only mist or rain. If Los Angee3 could trade its Santa Ana for Ore. gun's cliinook then indeed might Ihe city oi' angels hope to achieve a real placa In the sun. Oregon Editors' Opinions I fiend Ilulletlu) Till-: University ot Chicago, It Is noted In the news, is contem plating an important addition to Its curriculum In the rorni of a coiliHe In dishwashing, leading lo u de gree. It is fell that such an addi tion will fill a long felt want in that it will make college gradu ates more ravorably inclined to ward entering dotnesliv service. IioubtUFis the university authori ties have given considerable Ihou'.'bt to so vital a (pieslion, al though Ihe thoughtless may be prone lo criticize the Institution's depattiire from established aca demic policy. I',ut such criticism should no be heeded. It niay be taken for granted, ralliej-, that the university's research d"par'r.i'in lias eslablisbed definitely thai It Is imitossihlo for a girl to master so tllificult a subject as dishwashing in her mother's kitchen, and that it la high lime tor higher education lo take a hand. Iietails of the course are not yet announced, but. the opportunities which it will offer for the creallon of a real department with many corcgc hours available lor Hie slu dent, its well as ror Ihe employ ment, of additional raciilty meni hers will be readily manifest. There sl inild he kllclieu psychology, and ethlcH of Hie dislipall, and history ol' Ihe sink, as major subjecis, while credits in pols and pans, care of lite hands, soap and its uses, and care and smashing of elilua. should also be given. Nor should the allied subjects of klllckillg ami cracking and plugging of drains be uuglecletl . II is apparent Dial a girl who lias missed Ihe advant ages of such instruction would lie seriously handicapped In following her chosen career as dishwasher. Time for Action. (Albany Dfinor-rat-lffralil) SujH'riNUMidcnt Mt;yu-H ot tlic Oregon pmiitunUary says lh pris on 1h n fin trap. 'VJw n;xl h'i:i laturo should provide ways ami nii'iinH nf i'4inMlyiiK tlio Hitiiailon hi'fnn Oregon in llin H-tm of un Ohio horror. Making Amends. (Mrdlnnl Mail-Tribune) The thrm' ynuiiK hruh'H il' liust iKtn.itt who ran away from hnin Momlay nlKlit lo ki'c the wrcsilln inatrh, an all alive mid p:u-kin fancv hrnpdH of candy lo I heir hct tvv lis. i I Editorials on News (ConllniiHl from pai;o 1) (lenient Kimt'.-intfcin an Income of more than a million dollars a year, plus properly valued al more than $:,otn,omt. H' KltH, If you are a married wo nan, is an Interest Iiik (iies- lion; "With her million dollars a year, plus her $:!.iMin.Ono worth of properly, plus her Impending divorce and ensuing freedom, In alio any happier than I, who have a husband, and Just about enouuh money lo live on lu moderate com fort, and MONT WANT A ll- vouorc?" yllK soviet Koveriitnenl or Ilus- we read, has jusl com pleted with great rejobliif; a new 17011-mile, line of railroad. If you ate a thoughtful leailei', intent upon finding (he Ichhoiih that are hidden In Ihe news of the j day, your eye lighted upon I his sentence In the story: "William Shalov, former Clir f'AUO ANARCHIST, was the lead ing soviet executive in charge of c nisi met Ion of the read." IK you are a shallow thinker, you v III sav: "Shucks! The rovlel uovei'iiiiienl can t nope to amount lo nnn h If it picks men of this stripe for its ontslnndinir leailers ' If yon aie w iser, more tolerant, uilied with a little clearer visioii. on will say: "If the soviet (;o ciiinii'iii ran lake Chiraco anaiih ists. who-,- sole idea Is to TKAK laiWN, and turn them Into bait- eis w hoe hit.ine's It l to I U ' 1 1 . 1 I I', il r.iu'l he ul-o.ly li:;d." I THEFT PREVFNTIVE DEVICE INVENTED BY MAJOR MOTT; In Un' i ii I'nlin;, a mn- lllll IHWS. 1 i HIM'tl IIVlT In I .a ii ii'ltri' Mn llli'Vl'lll llli'll ii -in- of i; -ill Illll'll 11' M,lr;al.,r Hiar die ' il'1 i i'pn; t ot l s ui w iinen ef aUMMinluit' and ai-i t'.siit I. l .11" Molt, who i an nil Iili-il.i. l ir pin Is w til i 'i . a,, v iioiilui.r ami f: !. .'IH'll li Im iu'H v!i I. Mntlnil. wlii.ll I,, liy l a.lio In oa.l. a.- r Ihl: lo iniui' to U lor llliotllfl' li-Hlli-r n-lieinian and i ll a radio an- r:ner. has itl Ml (lie new in ' i.- anuonm-iiK: --. lb- is :n i in.; . ''I'M! i; in .lime : nip. MRS. A. F. SETHER'S MOTHER PASSES Word b.is been receded here ot tlie deaili of Mrs. Nellie C I ai H'll, mother o! Mis A. I" Sell.el. Ti!l!'!l v, j-, ooitc've'l Limnii ;u Ki. -e"it ,i uA made li.-: hmji" for Mime time with In. and Mm, Stht'i while they were ic?l dcuta o( iloscbuig. BRINGING UP FATHER yl t-ry otocy wi'bH Riht ). B-y 5oluv bne'b I I MOW l"b THAT MAS5lE . AwrAKE VM Htt IWJtl. In I Failure ServH. Inc. tint lintaif. r.shn "'rvprl j;,;! f WEL-UCLL JUT "btT MEREI X'i u.- " AMO WAIT FOR HM TO f r ' COME HOME EVJENi il T I Y i'. " Ml-MlgHT-. u n fTew, -bTRAKlqE I " vt HEARD HlM jt f V project 'Will bo finished in ! Maybe I'm Wrong ;:;;r.l,!r;!lc,8ILdd,nrr;,ew Talks on Health Uy i dam. By J. P. MED1IUKY ' DR. R. S. COPELAND I . . . . . I i'lKll.NO from a lot of college boys, the school spirit nowa- KiH Hcciim to ctjinu In flasks. Tod.iy's Tightwad The fellow I d vvlio wouldn't mmw his blue HerKe coat away. lie made his wifu us.e it for u minor. Take It or Leave It iI:U manu f (usurer's and wi milkers are the only business people who are con si ant ly trying to increase their overhead. Momentous Moments When a kleptomaniac's wile asked her hus band to hook Iter dress. Frenzied Finance- Kohl-diMKer always silver lining. -The looks average for the The Unfiiir Sex rl he girl who sprays herself with insecticide to kill the kissing bugs. Advice to the Lovelorn Oon'l worry it' you go lo your husbands office so'.'ie uiternooji and find the stenographer sitting in ids lap. Maybe she's only bedding your seat lor you. Social Errorc Never ask for a second helping unless it s where you can't reach il. Efficiency Experts The farmer who put his selling lien on a lied uf glass eyes so that she could tiee hat she was doing. Our Own Vaudeville Sunday School Teacher: lon't you want to go to heaven. Willie? HooUes ger's Son: Naw; by the time I get then. Ihe place will probabiy he pad locked. HOW THEY STAND IN BALL LEAGUES Uy the Associated Press. Coast League W. L. Pet. .(iltG .titi .r)tS5 .r.r.o .Run .:i!'i .;;tii .its 1 Oakland II S Sacramento II S Sail l-'ianc isco 13 1" Us Angeles 1 I l Missions II II Seattle !l II Hollywood S I I Tort land 7 American Le.igue ir WashiiiLton 10 I Cleveland -.- N !,11!liV,,''n, !! I Philadelphia. I ,(mis (i . llot ni T 1 ' ' i ' .fila :fsa Yotk : National League Pi;i:diurg I ev Vo:U i Ciiie.r'o I fusion r Si. Louis t riiil.uh-ii.hia ; .117 .117 i 1 1 1 10 k U' ll .. -r Cincliihall -I V. D. FUSON RESIGNS JOB AT CEMETERY j w ho litis been s.'i v l. I'm in reiaker at tlic Masonic j has resinned lii: position o ile o'.e his I nil lime to y tarni soulh of lttie i t eineH'1 y. i:i oidet- ( his poult t'.ll v;. t r. V'uson, during i he tour ; he has I" n in chai ue ol 1 metery, has made a great Ihe li;iploenieai lo t tie Iniliai plot, ileaniiu; up the entire place, con ? I met mu dru e ay. o o n c r e t v tail's and mal.iim other suhstaa i tal tmprovonicius. o -- I MYRTLE CREEK DAM ji NEARS COMPLETION -1 - - 1 1 Coin me f Hie concrete In tluj, new s i'i i voir dam at Myi Me ( irek t will It- i ii e.tri ida hum ulnu, ; ai t iMihm 1 1 latest lepoi's. .u- , I'l.ti einelil of the lelnton ia sli'ei i:v.l.'i-i is m ilium ro:n:dt'lon to ; 1 1 t . t ill- 11 'A i i von . i t.' ii i oni- pi.". 1 w ill t ill in -!i a !H'i source ol ti. water for ihe city ot Myrtle Cieck. It is expected that ; Letters rrorn the feople CifiniruiiicHliuHs to tha N;wa-Ite-vluw t-.i pubiiLiiijiiii in til in dopart riiftil ntiuuld bo writli ii uii only one luu ol tiiu paper, htiouiu not ex- ' .a bv lhe writer, ivliu..- mull U luuilull. PRAISES ESPRIT DE CORPS OF ROSEBU RG GUARDSMEN ItOSKIiritC, Ore., April 30. Editor News-Uevlew. The exhi bition drill given Monday night by the local machine gun company, wit h members of the Soldiers' Home as guests, was n decided success. There was not the slight est sign of lagging Interest and every mem her there did his part. II these hoys and their officers were given the support they de serve oy the citizens of Hoseburg and Douglas county we would have a .company that all could well Uf pioud of. ' There seems to bo a friendship among the officers and members of the company. A real friendship, comradsllip, respect and obedience, all blended into one massed under si anding something 1 ha o never obsei ved before in any organiza tion of its kind. The absence of harsh commands was another out standing and pleasing feature of the drill. Sharp siaccato com; mands tire necessary lor the execu tion of maneuvers, but not neces sarily harsh. The officers are highly efflcent and are admired by the members of the company lor those quali ties. After drill n lunch was served by the kitchen crew, and those boys "knew their stuff." Several persons responded with short speeches and the orchestra did it sell' proud. We are with you, buddies, to the last ditch. Keep your minds clean, your hearts strong, your bodies healthy, and the training wilt do the rust. OMAlt M. 1K WITT, Adjutant. No. 1U, U. S. V. COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA I . S. Il ITIIIIII 111 111"-A I' nlis. r'iit Iiiiih luki-n at 5 . Until I'rh.in. TI1K WKATIIKIS TVinperatnrej i: ,, y. . : 3 j c If U ! i- : ; Ui J U. - K, M : I I. .iv l III r.v .1 II. I. :n ' II j . II II ...-f.il . I'. - V ' '! " r,, . ,i.,.i . . ri.i -1 . i : . v .... ,;i i :i .-. ..... i. ii , I ." J N. ,,. ', ic, ' . , lUtnii W t'lilhcr t timlHiiMiH Ji l rvsin'i' V I I'MlU I I "1 ,il:il ruil. i. 111. '.IH'luf Pi cm lV.'l. Perl- r.iim' i.i.Uiv to lake tare ol bUpllK's-s ui.u- II U'IB. By Geo. McManus I I MODERN research is doing much to siiow us tho mysteri ous working; of the human body. A great deal of this work relates to matters having a direct bear ing on the life aud health of the race. New knowledge of the vitamins I.-s qiade clear that tiny traces ot these specific chemical sub stances are essential to health. Their absence may cause Illness or even death for living creatures. For long it lias been known that certain minerals are present In ihn organs of tiie body. Here they work In mysterious ways. Recent investigations are bringing new light on this interesting subject. Two eminent French scientists, P. Jtutoit and Christian Zblnden, recently made a report to the Aca demy of Science, in Paris. These men contend tiiat the human heart contains not only copper and alu minum, but also a little silver. The lungs contain probably alt ol' lhe body's supply of the rare metal called titanium. The brain Is said to be particularly rich in tin. The pancreas, that gland which produces insulin and makes possible our eating of .sugar, car ries considerable quantities of co balt aud nickel. These interesting conclusions were made possible by the use of an extremely delicate Instrument, the spectroscope. Uy Its use these metallic substance were lound to be present in the ashes from half a' hundred or more human or gans. Just what are the duties of these metallic elements In the Intricate mechanisms of the body? That is the problem now before the scien tists. Physicists have found that the atoms of each element emit def inite wave lengths of light or ul traviolet rays. This happens when ever these atoms are highly heat ed or electrified. Such rays are seated out by the spectioscope and permit the atoms actually to be photographed. We all know how Important Iron is and how necessary it is that it should be found In the blond. The "hemoglobin" or red coloring mat ter, which is everywhere present in the body, is an iron compound. Witli the exception of Iron, the most wide-spread metals in the hu man organs are copper and sliver. They are found not only in the heart, but also In the kidneys, spleen, liver and In Ihe majority of the glands of the body. Tin was found, not only In the brain, hut In the spleen and in the thyroid gland of Ijie neck, that gland which so often becomes dis eased and the sat of goitre. The thryoid gland seems to be, a catch all for these tiny metallic elements silver, copper, lead 1 in uiiil zinc having been found there by the French scientists. Speaking of the thy mid island. iuiwi III li 1111,111111 AGAIN BY POPULAR REQUEST The Ebony Serenaders Play For DANCE AT UiMPQUA PARK Saturday May 3rd $1.00 Per Couple Victory Third for Pitcher Mails ; Senators Beat , Seals First Time in Two Years. (Auorlitcd Prew Lrated Wire) Walter "the Great" Mails tamed the Hollywood Stars for the thiri successive time yeBterday aud ortland nosed out a 4 to-3 win to make the series 2 to 0. Malts batted in the first Portland run in the second with a double and then scored himself the same inning. Bob Johnson slammed out a homer with a man on to make it 4 runs for the Ducks. Johns, Hollywood hurler, was responsible for six hits and all four runs while Hulvey was found for six hits when he took the mound in the fourth. Wet zel finished the game for the Stars, striking out two men. To the gods of baseball and a flock of Seal errors, the Sacramen to Senators offered thanks today for the breaking of a two-year los ing streak to the San ' Francisco Seals. For fifteen straight games, the Senators bowed in defeat; to the Seals, but yesterday Ryan's char ges stepped out in the nln.h tc overcome a four-run lead and win the game, 6 to 5, their first victory against the San Francisco outfit since 1928. "Dutch" Ruether turned on his ex-teammates, the "Mission Reds, to give Seattle a 7 to 4 victory on the Indians' home diamond, thereby evening the series at one game apiece. The Dutchman was gen erous with his base-hits but proved, stingy when they were needed. Dune Mackay, Mission hurler, was knocked out of the box in the sev- It has been known for some time that a deficiency of iodine in this gland produces goitre or otner dis eased conditions. -Doctors now quite commonly feed their patients small quantities of iodine in cases of goitre. Many other investigators are working on the mysterious action of the metals, found in the organs of living creatures. I hen, too, scientists are interested, in Inves tigations into the effects metals have on wheat plants and their j stimulating action upon them. And thus it is that science and medicine are forward-looking and intent on finding out facts that will promote health. We should be glad the unselfish scientists are so active in our behalf, ill HE GOT RID OF PILES Suffered 20 Years and Trieic Everything. Couldn't Work SIMPLE HOME REMEDY WORKED LIKE MAGlt "I suffered with piles.for twentj years and could not get relief tin til I read in the paper about theM Colac Pile Pills you take internal ly. They are marvelous," enthu siastically declared W. D. Fox, a well known farmer of Mt. Jack' son, Virginia. "My stomach felt miserable and the piles would come down so bad they felt big as my fist and hurt so bad i could not sit down or walk but thanks to Colac Pile Pills, I'm free at last of that awful trouble. I couldn't believe that pills you swallowed at meal time would help piles in such a short time but after the first two doses I could see I was getting better. I'll gladly tell anybody what they did for me if they write and you can use my name all you want to," continued this man. Thousands of others say the same. No one should suf fer another day or bother with nasty salves or suppositories. Doc tors endorse (his new internal way. Harmless and quick. If reader de sires to try Colac Pile Pills, buy a bottle of local druggist, or send 75c .0 Colac Chemical Co- Brent wood. Md.. for regular bottle, full I directions, postage paid, by return i mail. Results guaranteed or mon' ey back by this nationally known 1 concern. 25c Extra Ladies FARMER TELLS ent8 with the score 4 to 2 In favor of the tribesmen and Herman Pil lette took the mound to allow three other tallies. Tight fielding aided Ruether. The Los Angeles Angels and the Oakland Oaks were forced to post pone their game in the southern California city on account of rain. CENSUS COMPLETE IN TWO DISTRICTS The census enumeration for Ed enbower and Garden Valley pre cincts has been completed, accord iiiB to Earl Iihoades. who has been conducting . the- canvass in those dlsrttcts. Mr, Rhoaites slates that he has finished trie population count, but has not yet completed the (arm census. If any persons have been overlooked he requests that they notify him at his home by calling phone 410. o Mrs. Charles O'Malley and Mis. Ed Bayless, of this city, motored to Marshfleld today to spend the day attending to business affairs and visiting friends. . Mrs. Strang Returns Mrs. Fred Strang, who has been visiting wiin her husband in Klamath Falls, has returned to her home In this city. .'.- 4 CADDIES WANTED Thirty .caddies wanted Sun- day. May 4. Caddies be at Lockwood's garage at eight- thirty sharp In the morning where cars will taks you to club. Yep! We Admit It! We're just a bunch of farmers. We don't know whether we are business men or not, but ws can sell you more power or more satisfaction for a dollar than lots of other folks. Gas' ranges for any kind of gas, electric ranges, washers, lights, wiring, etc. FarmBureau CooperativeExchange Roseburg Myrtle Creek AGENTS FOR L. A H. Electric Ranges Hood River Spray Co. Sutherlln ANNOUNCING The Super Electric Refrigerator Friqidaire PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Makes Ice Despite Great Heat WWV1 11 .. . ,1 j , u Ji ,"" f'n . .' t j , ' - . r v : . - t r 1 - v F'lF'l ;!' 1 mil fig Jl T-NTENSE interest has r i IP N RUDIE RITZMAN, Local Dealer SALES AND SERVICE Models now on display at 335 N. Main street. LEWIS WINS 2 IN 3 , FROM JOHN FREBERG PORTLAND. Ore.. May 1 Ed (Strangler) Lewis, former heavy weight wrestling champion, defeat ed John Freberg. Minneapolis, two out of three falls here last uisbt. Freberg pinned Lewis for the first fall with a head scissors after 30 minutes. 30 seconds. Lewis took the second and third falls In 19 minutes and 40 seconds with rabbit punches and flying Deadlocks. I. O. O. F. NOTICE T)nnl,inp mimtini' Philplarlan lodge No. 8, Friday nlpht, Muy 2. Work In the 3rd degree. Degree, team please lake notice. It. U. JUIMiH, in. u. COOK WITH GAS AND ENJOY LIFE" MORE "Instant Heat" SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORPORATION 540 N. Jackson Phone 235 A I Oakland John Deere Plow Co. Hoosier and Milwaukee Pumps Spray Co. been aroused bv the heat test being shown in I ripridaire displny windows throughout the Lnitod btates, where subjected to temper atures of l;iO degrees, this electric refriger ator freezes ice cubes. This unusual demon stration followed engi neering: research to de termine the maximum temperature under which this could be ac complished. ith s:des of the cabinet subjected xo s radiant heat tem perature of IM) degrees, sests showed ice could r0 irOir..