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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1936. ImuH rinHr i:i(fii Hundnr b Member of The A Nrln I rd lr-t The Associated Frews 1 oxcluaive It entltltil to tue Ubu fr rc-uutdica-tlon ot all newH dlnj'iiU'huH n edited to It or nut otherwise credited in thli puper and to nil local now a publlBhed herein. All rights of re- Eubllcatlon vt special dlvpatchef rein re also reserved. HARRIS KLLtiWOKTH. .Kdltor Entered as second class matter May 17, 120, at the pout office at ItuHeburg, Oregon, uiidur act of Idarch 2. 1878. Represented by WtST-HOUIDAY-MOGENSEN Fraorlsro 220 Bush Street, Blreet, Statile 603 felt '-wart bire'it, CaUaau ACii North Michigan Ave. Detroit 323 fitepiienBori Hldif. New York il Kant 40Lta tilxeeL I'wrllaud Uedt'll Bldjf. Subscription It airs Da'ly, per year oy mail $4.l)i) tlly. ti moiuiis Uy mull 2.00 LMly.'d inuniiiH by inua I.jo Uaily, slnnae month by mall bu Daily, by turrlur ir moiiiu,.,. .60 Away From Freedom BKNJiUiJN FKANKMN ia fro ti ll ud with the. following pithy L'ouiuiunt: "Hu who would tx cluintju Jiberl y for tuui jiom ry e curlty lu not worthy of either 11 burly or atjcurlty." Uiiforluiiutely, if (hat la Hirlctly true, lliero are a kii-hl many vury unworthy people In America loiliiy. The tendency of lalo huu been to look to the government for every thing from furm muchincry to mil cruckurs and from food to enter taiiiment. That this drift toward paternalism la also u drift toward loss of true liberty is not gener ally realized. Almost no success lit ever won without hard work. The thlngH cuHlly obtained arc utmnlly worih very little. The age-long effort on the part ot neurly every hotly to got something for nothing huu never met with success. The relief and security ho easily obtained by depending upon the federal government cannot be en joyed without the certain realiza tion that sooner or later wo shall pay. Whether wo shall awake In tlmo to liquidate In a sound man ner, accepting tho necessary pain, whutover it may he with courage, or whether It will bo necessary lo undergo an ordeal qt' dictatorship before again getting hack to free dom, remains lo be seen. Think For Yourself -T-lIU coming weeks are Import- ant onus for (ho American peo ple. Many Issues uf broad political and economic linporlauee to all or us will be discussed from various partisan angles. The newspapers, tliQ magazines, even the very air will be filled with polllicul pro nouncements which will lnerease in volume as election day ap proaches. Fur America faces a close race for the presidency with lire result apparently a loss up. lleiuiisn ot this slluatlon it is more important now than at any time In (he last Tour years for every American to understand the Issues of (he cam pulgu and the position of the can didates on those Imaics. What shall wo do? Let lis accept only facia disre garding any eliorls lo hi t loud (he Issues with a flood of words. Let us luin (he full foi.ii (r public scorn upon him who Indulge In mud-slinging. Let us beware or political Irlcks lo arouse class con Helousncss or appeal to minori ties. Simple rules - hut linporlaul. It We follow them we can cut Ihiough pretense lo the mil Ihsiies. Then and only then can we appraise the candidates upon whom we aie be ing asked to vole. Only when there Is an Inform ed electorate- unswayed by seni i ntrnt or by honeyed vvordu - can we reap the fullest hinetlts lioiu the drniociut y under which wo live. Vour mi.- :- just cx.utly a.- Important as Ihe vole of anybody eb.e In this country. Trea.iiiie thai privilege. Do vnur own thinkim. Editorials on News (Contlnuov from mfl 1.) ilny utter liie lirt ion iuy in No- eniber. NOTHKK hilei.itii.; (Iltti'1:! ft 41111 Mi': i nv .il.-pateli "Sixteen JM i H i tl eoiw.piiiiiors plMie. T:ol.- I.y vnllj hi 'v lei Kin - njien rum I lMif:i 'inmen! t ha rues thai laev Lad plulte t lu Sflf-.e m, e hi nin; ( mi m ttanleii leiyii uf li-irm In wlih li I'h hittn- Jn.-i-r sinlin ittiil oilier hciuls of the sii-ti1 wmthl hiive been kllli-il." I'oor devil:;. They will n n. , in nil probability, r.tte a fiiinj; mim. rf,iiA i:S the way u iiot ;i in ihe-taloi-niieil eouiiltirf. Only t!u- INS nre mlt.ikl. Tlii' O.S. S U MME RMOTOR I! ' U lis - cMt&W III. Fwl MauiillsfkMl OUTS plot fur furiililu ovorthrmv of tho ;m iMilhifiil, nud ir Ihoy lose thoy lun tln.tr livi'i". If Ihoy win. tho In lose thoir livos I'hlH ivrltor, for ono, grimily pro torn llio AtiK-rican v.ay. Wo not fiklilfiilly workud up over our politkii, but wo IXWT fiiuc riilnn Kipuulfi when K'h nil over. ,ol'8 lioop it that way. AVERILL BATS WAY TO LEAGUE'S TOP CI.KVHI.ANI1. AllB. 'Jt.-(AI') Knrl Avorill. ('Iovi'IhihI'h hIukiUhk UUIJIiJiIit, who loiirnt'il hln buiK'lNill oil .Sir lioulliih, W'liBh., samllol-s, Imlil l hu Ainorluin louiiuu hatilim li'u.loi'Hhlp today Willi an avciw or .:in:i. 1 1 Iii murk was two points bi'tlvr Mian (iolnlB of Ihu Vunks and Wcalhorly, Ills "lovoliinil toalu niulo who wiiiu th.d at .'.Isl. Avorill haa ilulil.nl isl liitu to h ail I hut dopuriinonl, Cluu llo (luhrlnm-r uf llio TIkoib boini; sec oud Willi 177. Avuiill ulu tops Ihu liuiiuu in Iriplia with 13. OTERO CHOSEN AS SENATOR NOMINEE ALIII'iJI KIliJl i:. N. .M . Au:;. 2u. - (Al) llintriit Juil M. A. tltiTu. Jr., of Santa Vr. mm of ono of Now Mt'Kico's territorial Kiivor niu.H, oylcrday wi;i noniinali'd by ihu ii'imlilb tin parly In rum i ni inn lii'to ad ila slioil term rnlh-d Hlati'ri Ki'UaUaial culldiilulo. Ill' vuu willloul oipoitiou. MARKETS WHEAT I'nKTl.AND. Auk. :M. (AIM Alter sliiillnn weali the niiil'ltel ttir wheiil fiiiiiii's rett)eri'tl anil Ideal ly was fcr hii:her for Siii in the fi nal Iniliiy. Kveli Itie Male of Km Hi hllMhelrt of May fliile.l lei i-heek Hie mlwiiu'e. 'I'lu-it' was iid eliniie In eii'Oi wheal. heui ; (M"'n llil Mnv Mm Inlil t no liinj Sept. !i4 i !'s J !'4 I lee !it !'H Ml !! I it 'll u heal : :W lU-u hluesleni. hu , 111; ilark Inn (I w inh r i:i (tei rent I H i ; h I- per ci-iii lllii; tin II per cent I 7 i : tofi white, west ei n i hit.' itv; haul w Inter lo i ; ie.-(elU leil '.!'. PRODUCE V 'II I l.M. : t AIM 111 T I KI,' tM Hits. A I'.liii'. :;e lb Ml pan lunetil viap(er. ;t!'e 111. Mi (ailons, It li. 1. 1.-. paiehMieiit wiap pei s. ;:.'e Ih : eaimns, lb. IH'TTI'lil'AT I'nitlan.l .leh ei). Keiieia! price A i:iaie. ih liv ere. al eii:-t I U if WeeKlv. :!! h'ie M ; eoiinli y mutes, :;s :!! le Ih,; It Luele, Ih ; (' nia.le al Ilia i Kei It tlliAliK t liKAM Ki MI MAII Ki: T Hill nif; pilt e, Lutleital ha HI-. Til il.;' lhl lit j; p; he b w hth' sale i ; Ki i a LMi ; MHiuhii K Hie; rH;i tneituiltl, Hue; ilit lite fliilin. HiM:. lNe; nmler Kiaile, Hie; pullets. I I.- .inen I.IVI IVl I.TUV I'.Hllaiul el l el V. htiv Hit: pi ll e I .eKllill 11 liens, I'J i:'e Ih.; others l4lfh,Hli:e, Cheese anil country ineais. new put at ties, new onions, cunia limpet, w uol, liaj, heps, iiioliaii' a ml ca- earn haik. sleazy anil unchaiiceil ( 'n n I n loupe .s w ere : tt ah' un n tnle on the Kay. i Snle Kai met s' market, with aknua "npaio iurk MiM.ily i."-7U uml ii'an.1 Islaml S pea is lit-Hai w hile The 1 alle-. r-intU to). iiiomiil Jo lMllauh. weio 1 2i ci ate. Communique from Two THE WORLD WITH A FENCE: ' A New Novel by Slartan Sims SYNOPSIS: Carol Torrance just has lohl her very tlulightfut family that hIiu la ieuviiu; them noxt month lo teach sehool In Auhhorn, (hi. M illy, hor mother, flutters ami objeettr, her sister Jill ucceptH Hit- news mutter of fuctly; rut, tho Kiried moinhor of tho family, uu ilei'htiimls perfeelly. Hut I'ut com It'rtHes Ihu loneliliess 111 pioapoct lor him while tihootiiiti mlf with Curol, and Carol exacts u promise from I'ut that ho will keep on with his willing. Coupler Three I ton Hicliunls uppeared Unit eve ning unexpectedly, his habit mil Kiln buried under an air of pertur hutlon. It was I'on whom Carol had considered murryiiiK- bet ause ho wiirf t;tilid ami nmiahle, ami be tuuse lila niuKUificetit body ami uxipilsllo eleiitillness tricked peo ple into thinking him huudsonie. lie walked in without lininj.;, and coiuronted Curol in the liv-iuK-i'ooui. "What's this about you going to Asbboio?" Curol biuret! at him. The almost Indecent intimacy of small lowu.s, Inld she said? None of t lu family hud been out of ear. shot since she first brought the mutter up lor dis cussion. "Will you pleuse tell tno where you heard thai? And sil down, in stead ot glaring at mi? like a uut lic cop." He sal down with an air of Im pel uiaiicnce. "I saw Jim Henley in the d: UK stole, uml he ssanl he'd recommended yuu and that he imagined oud laUe the joi." "Oh. he did-.' lie know'.; an aw ful l.il." Sue vvu.i imreaianiingly milated with Mini Henley lur spe culating on lmr decision in a drug Htuie. " tm're not oln, are you, Ca nil'.'" His eyes hedged her. Tln' were Mile uml liii.emimis. uml she look ed iihiiv liom (hem. He got up ami walked the length ot tim room a hahlt he hail when he was wor ried. "I.et'.s go for a ride. 1 want to ar gue with oii ami I don'l want Jim iiiiiiiin' out en me." "All light. I. el me get u hat." It had to he raced, .-he knew. Hon was part of her lite m Mere dith, and like Meredith hi im.e.'e was distoi -1 - (I . enlaiut'd, hy tin tmiiilneme ol rp.iiali"H. He tali! ni aiiiih ,-;.! Uiil'l ll" t'-aehtd an lllifieipietited load, 'I'lOMI he Min ed on her "l-lsleli. Carol thi whole 'thli g oiiinls scicwy. What's i he idea.'" She meant, ot cenve, to lell him what she hatl told Al ill v. She tried it (ell him that, uml he bitched her wot.U aside like glials, " on wouldn't go to another low n and ( ;o h seh.ol lo: 1 luit- Youi fal.ir) won t y.a any taitle r than ),nnr itu ihiic does here. on re Jiisl chet kiiii out. aieii't ou ."' Hit x.iu'e sounded lui i ) Mm red. She w at t lied the How of p.l w ;l.i lit 'nellea tl llie ll ;lii -i. I he ca I -.eemed :ta t lomi I , while 11 Mill iu:ii.t niclit moved pat them - was tailii'i" like Cue ear, she thoughr standin.: still while he lire m i ut by on the w iml. hat was It the lied tjneeii had raid: thai you hud to run wry fust to stay hi the t.nnie (dat ? And uiUt !i taster than that to get iin where" Urn looked ut the road and wailed, and he had lo tell him the tuith ll s man loved you, that was the U at o;i t on hi do. "1 HUMS 1 am, Pou. Thoiti'a so Fronts is uttm little point to tho way i live." lie bald surprisingly: "There's not much point to the way any body lives. Aidiboro's no differ ent from Meredith; don't kid your self ubout that." "I'm not. Hut I don't Intend to slay there." "You mean . . . yoft're not com ing back?" Her throat ached intolerably, ami I n'n arm was aero as her Mhoulders. 11 ta arm -hud been t here before, and the sensution hud never gone beyond a pleasant warmth a sort of tempered pleas-; tiro: ll hud never approached the ' Hword-liku eetasy of Hill Karadny's enihiueo. Hut Hill Karadny was in New York, and the dust of five years lay thick on the memory of (' hiin. , He sensed her uncertainty, and 1 with one bund he wrenched the s car Into u deserted side road uml stopped. "t arol . . ." He bail both arms around her. ami his mouth was hunting hers. She gfivo up and kissed him re luctantly. Hut it wasn't the snrt of kiss she had hud liom him before. She wienehed herself away final ly uml sal. shivering, in the far corner. She was intensely angry, with herself as well as with him. "You overplayed it, I ion. Let's go home." "If you think I did that purpose ly . . ." His voice was savage ami It sounded as if he had been run ning lor miles, lie knew he haif lost, as surely us Carol knew it. Tctiderm ss tiii):lit have broken her, hut she despised him now for touching u siring she hadn't known was there; that Jarred discordant ly in her ears. "I don't," she ad milted shortly, "It wasn't your tault at all. I sup pose ii was perfectly natural." Natural. 1 amn nai are any w ay. with its insettale urge for per petuation. It used sneaking, under' hand meihod to uchiew its end: it hit below th" heli. You saw samples e er w here: grossly mis uiated men ami women who eudin ed each oilier "tor the sake ot the children." Mm unless you ha-l a mind like Knn Torrance's you saw tiiein as goon, suustuutial poo Pie. And if otl could see them that Win. ( and relieved wearily, ou ueie pi-ftli hlekv. . . . N.iilo r oi tie in spoke until tin ear hid -l.ipp.-.l lutoie her o - h do. ii, Unts eyes Were Wielih-il, and si:.' waited li tl.s-ly at h:m She lelt limp and sp.-nl, i. u il.e hot W Mid had hui lit out her ei:,o tiom.. I'oitht i nawed al her aaui peihai's (die too toiiteied from Pat's tault of elng the other p.t tllie. . . . Many mg 1 "on wouhl sunplif lite, and le-aven knew she had iiellhei tt,.o.ie nor capa- itv (or a spei la- iila r t .ii'i'iT. Ihu lne w it h I o:i would he a monotone, and stie w anted a-i ot i .i-ional lug hi oh: even ii ,e paid for eefv mu !l mo nieiit w ith n cim; h no ni iry one .n hm k (! spa ir. She ral-d a hand and touched Irs lai e. mid he snatched at ti:e band and kr-scd it. ' Listen, Carol: let me come oe; and si e i.,n;ie tune." "II I think it'!i any tise." She could lell better w lieu she Was awa ; nillt now she was ton clo;-e to see him elo.tily. "I'll wide you ' She ripened tile al" dooi' hut he diew her hack and kissed ber airaiu, Vei v carefully. She re.th.cd that he w.i? tiemblmg all over. Ho bo coutisued) IT PAYS i j Iff cnassyrfflasy i3 Savings at Piggly Wiggly Idorf Tissue ally advertised Sanitary Snowdrift Shortening CCf1 3 lb. can vl W You may look for higher prices Bulk Shortening 4 rounds Made by Crisco people Do not oil shortening. Shredded Wheat 2 Packages Shredded Wheat and sliced breakfast dish. GOOD COFFEE MANNING'S, Pound OW The finest coffees are used in this blend. PEABERRY COFFEE Pound 20C For the best coffee buy it in the whole bean and have it ground in our modern mill. Fancy Louisiana Blue ItC6 Rose, 2 pounds Pork and Beans 3 cans Van Camp's 22-oz. can. Ginger Ale Lime Rickc 1Qc Canada Dry, 28-oz. bottle - Pancake Flour A - 9-lb. bag Pillsbury'g Harvest Time Snowshoe Syrup Cane & Mcrie, 1-qt. can JbtMK Mop Stick Each . He O. K. Soapfrr: 25c P. & G. Clean Quick Soap Chips, 5-lb. Pkg Lifebuoy Soap 3 bars , 17c Tomato Juice - All Gold, 2 cans . KRNR PROGRAM (1,500 Kilocycles) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW :uu The World Dook Man. :Li Mills Bros. . : an Story hind. :uo The Kdilur Views the News. :lj Clark Wilson's Tinted Art ists. : nil Tho drub Has Program. : on Airs From the Operas. :3M The Motor Shop Garage Presents Stray Hollister ut Hituroek. : -in Sports Tulk by Jack HurU- 1n. run Sinn In k Troubadour. :I5 Sln Off. SATTHI'AY, AI'tU'ST 22 Morning Hour3 (i: IT. Kiirly Minis. 7.UH- Alarm i'loek Club. 7 ;;iu - News-Koview New llroail- . ill:, i. ( 7: I." -Alarm Clock Club Cont'd. S : 1 o oitonul Serviees. S: -Suried Stdeetions. li:uu-- udor Vouny and llis Or-. eheslra. j i : "0 luiw;in,in Mohidies. lo:iiU (lolden Voites. , o::io lit lle unit .Murtlm. lo;:;.. --Alls Krum tho upe'n. 1 1 : Mi (In the Shoros of tial. 11: IT) - Hit lAoni the Slimu, Afternoon hours 1 a : mm - Moib'in Mtdodios. lJ.Ilit Kiidio Mu-ie Store AHer tiooii Ctmeert. -News lievlew News l!ro;id e.ist. I 1 :itn -in ostnit'iit for liuome. 1 : Wiiltz Time. 1 :3o - Itielmrd i'rookH. 1 : , Mush ;, Hoiujiiot. 2 : in - Co'u-ert Stdoet iti-is. 'J : ;;o Violin Soloetions. S: -li .loss,. Crawford at the Or . nnn. II:!!" The World Hook Man. ;l; 1". - lloo-der Hot Shot a. ;l : ;n Storland. I un l'ii. MnnoriiM. t:l.t Ko;uio il-.e (ipeintie Tenor." I:;in Souk- Srhloiu lizard, ri.oo The liiub Ihm Proiiiitm. ii:iin - i'lo, liuiniony Four. ti If. - Hill Ihilies. ti:;h liit'U.ild 'eivn;itli. tl: 4T. - 1 miiua Park Pro.ivei. 7 : no .lohnnv Jolim ini u.id Ills Oreliesir.i. TO SHOP THE SHELVES AT YOUR f 0 Tissue, mm mf Scot's 9 PrOL for shortening. tening. 49c Nothing be fooled by cheap fish 23c Oxydol Large Package oeaches makes the best FLY RIBBONS Fresh Stock 4 Rolls 8c 15c 29c Windmill Flour 49 ibs $149 Fine Montana Hardwheat Hour Golden Bells 49-lb. cck $ 139 Sperry Rolled Oats 9-lb. sack 20-piece Rose Sharon Luncheon Sets, will ar rive within the next few days, being shipped from factory on August 10th. a Sl'NDAY. ACOt'ST 23 Morning Hours H:U 8: lo ll: no Hevotional Services. Sjo-red Seleclions. Program Dedicated to Vet erans Kaellity. Old Time Fiddling with Er nie Crane. Sunday Request Program. Vocal Knseinhle. Salon Selections. Manhattan Comert Hand. Afternoon Hours Organ Conceit, Wanda Ar mour. I 'oujilus County Creamery presents Max Oolan and Ills lo :ii0-U:nu-1 1 : l.V 1 1 : 15- l.tiO- Sahm Orchestra. Sunday Sermon, Iiev. Fore mun. Clark Wilson's l ulled Ar tists. Populur Hand Selections. Juek I leinarchant. Harmony Isle. (Jwen Rose Zenor. Louis Katzman uml His Or rhostra. John McCormnek. Populur Dunce Tini3. Sign Off. 1:15- 1 ::io !! : "ii -L'. Ilo -2: ir- 3: la I : nil-5:i0- WANTED lun louplt'i; ut Kafirs (ijuicn al .l;n ( ahi-e h.i)l, 8atunluy. Adv. E)a(l Devotions I'll. CHARLES A. EDWARDS Clvili.ition may be said to be I he Kie.it enemy of the k (nu dum of tied, but that slalcnieut Is only 1 1 ut' because civiliza tion bus bf.'ii enrrui'teil. Our nlh'i:eil civilialiou Is al bottom only a new form of barbarism because there is a mortal de generacy at the hear; of it. Civ ilization s-huu Id mean IdeuU of character und culture, pieiy and good manners, art, mule and poetry. The tfraeet of lite are being choked by the weeds of l feci 1 ami shallow pretentious noss. i Hti we wave i iviliration'. Thank Cod (here Is something I hat can be sa ed. A man's soul cun he sHed, and where a ninn's soul i an he saved there is I he 1 ginniim of better things and the dawning of a finer day. Help us, dear Father, to make our persotml t out ributfon to a better civiliutiou by having the Kingdom of tiud within Allien. Science give you a new way to all-over skin love'.i- jjj, nes; in Palmolive. Bar ji 19c Towels handier in the home or camping than these towels lou loweit to ron. Peet's Granulated Soap 25C Large Package A few packages on the shelf will asve against future prices. 19c Makes richer suds soaks clothes whiter water easier on hands. -softens hard FLY TOX Why have flies! Quart 37c Bring container Fine local HOME GROWN 39c RAMBLINGS or the NEWS-REVIEW MAN llr I'M I. .IKNKINS SN COMPANY, perhapii, with oth ers. I awoke this mornimi to a full reulizuLion that the Legion con vention v.iis over. lit v. o u r s e , it sessions c 1 o :; c d last Sut u r (' a y ; but still t h e r e wiXA something to be done. That sonietliiti I have been diligently attending to ever since mmely, cittehint; up on some sleep. ' I slent all day last Sunday, and nil that night. Then ill Portland the next night, seven flights above the ro.r of Third and Pine streets. I slept some more until nine o'clock the iiom morning. The next afternoou 1 went to sleep in u chair, find went to bed at nine that i ii : 1 1 l.uck homo the ne.M evening I slept an hour before supper tune, fill asleej. again at seven-thirty and slept the clock around. To luy I'm about hack to normal, although a few hour more in bed would he appreciated, , and wouldn't hurt me any. Port land is an iiwful noisy town. ; and the noisiest ilnyM in It are it? street ars. It will b a ides.-ing lor the people who live there, and lor those who vi.it thete, when 1 ihese noisy relics are disi aided ami their places liken by inh.her tit ed chh lea w itlt t oinp.trut i ely silent motor:'. t I mk Pro-it on. dep.u tin "tit ( nm mander ot" the Voternns of Foreign Wars of Oregon, niuue a speech at the veteran In-spitul in Portland, and spent a whole day visiting many friends he found there. Dick i? flout Roeburg. un of coursa ott know, and Is kept on tiie jump visiting the, many VFW iosts thiouHhoin the i'tiite. und nUeni ing deKrtni ut ineetiity:.-. He drives. I vvoi! 1 sa, or llo tuou saud miles a vein, l.irutly ,u tot puteresU of hu orgauuatluu. Jr POST'S NEW If WHOLE WHEA1 AH tho food-energy of whole wheat In a cereal with a BRAND NEW lor FLAVOR 23 c I Raisins Rai6ins are ad vancmg in price better have a few ex tra packages on hand. Use plenty of rai tins for good health. 4 lb. bag PICKLING SPICES 12 Pound lc BACON Frye's Sugar Cured Pound 33c Fruits and Vegetables HOME GROWN Cantaloupes, 3 for 10c Good Size Tomatoes, 4 lbs 9c toma'.oes Qreen Peppers, lb. 7c NEW LOCAL Cabbage, pound . . Jc Lemons, dozen . . . Big fancy 360's Sunklst Canning Supplies Everyday canning sup plies at Piggly Wiggly lowest in 10 years. Department headquarterH are in tho courthouse, and Dick introduc ed me there tu a friend of his, a daoper. soft spoken. Intelligent looking fellow with a nighty blue and innocent, looking pair of eyes. "Ily the way." Dick uaid. turning to hini, "I never have thought to ask you what occupation you fol lowed. What do you do, anyhow':' "I'm in the bail bond but-dne-s," his friend replied. "Oh. 1 see! You work with thc police." said Dick, slyly. "Well no, not exactly; they iit 'em in, and I taue 'em out!" Here's a hard mie that i:; going the round's: A teacher in one oi' the primary grades ' was questioning her young scholars on current, occurrence;-. "Who Is responsible for tue presence of nil the fine young; men who are building roads in our mountains and helping conserve the great timber robouccs found there'.'" she u.-ked them. "The CCt, teacher," wan the in stant reply. "And what great iii;;.i:ution is aiding the drouth su.'ierers in the stricken midvist of our great count ry ?" "Tiie government, toucher." "No.v, who gave i;'s t nest iiree.t mountains mid plains of our:!, vit'i their wealth of timber ami :rn,'. ing erops. und mighty rivers fud of o lentiul power to he ha::ie.sed (li the helieht id all the p-.-opl.-Y" A teurl.er." r.ai.l one lit:t ! boy; wlureupon amitlur in tho Iroiil low of seul-i tu.ued nrotiti I and shouted at liiiu: "ohul up, jou ;loiguiiei Republican!" The annual pit nic of the Eazb s lo.Ue will be held Sunday, Augxsl at Krohn'y glove, it v. a. mi nonuied this n.n ninti. There will he a tmskt.'t dinner ut noon, spoils, sw iniinin ;, soft hall game und oili er activities. Free tiansportutlotl to tlj picnic grounds troui th Muccabee hall in Rosfbnig will Ir provided. Trinlis will bu.c at n o'clock Sunday morning. t Prr.iidential einnpatgn Hews war news st nko news nil kinds of news in the NVws. f Reviett. .mco day. U.ad it mi l keep veil i'lfoimrd. It cnptH only r.oe p.r month by currier in Roftdnn::: only fl.im for nteo month by mail, in Douglitjj loi.ntv. ,