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Newspaper Page TextI TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19.16. OF. ;r WEST SHOW GAIN liiUL. Increase Sixty Per Cent in Three Years, Federal f igures Reveal. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1. (AT) Furm incomes In tno 11 far western stales worn ii lr cent higher lu beptouiiicr this year ma" lust, tilt) fodeiul deiiuilluelll Ol ag riculture flKures showed. Iho luileral tuniimluiiun, haded on M luociucts, lull couolileruuij auort ot covering tno great silv o( western liroducuon. Never theless It gave a total lanu income lor tne uionlli U tuy,iioa,uuu com- liarea with il2i,in6,wu in bnv jlijj. . . . The (September liiail Iiiluiiiu wan more tnaa it millions limner thuu In auvuuiibor Tuis ijuui Hi yearn was uoout bU ner cent. Tiie far west's farm Income for the Hi at three-mini tor 01 tuu year wan up 1(1 per cent Iroiu lust year. It uuiounteu to 4'j,ia,uou coin- puled Willi l(7;il,2si,ouu in tllo nae tl months o 1Mb, in iuai, tue a monllib liliiduccu home 055 lull' lluua larul income, , and In , Ju3i ubout out nuilioiib. . Continuation of the lii per ceii rule ot gam over last year during tun remaining 3 lnoiltn wluIU give tno lar went a total lu.ll faun lu coma ot mure than I,2l(iuO,uuu. ' Increased baleb ol potatoeb, bur- ley, nulls mill vcgulaulcs, iih well as higher prlceb, ami larger re- celpln Horn . bale of livestock, boosted tile tar western Income. Tno webt'b gailia were smaller on a percentage basis than tlioHe lor the nation as u whole, uhich gained 1(1 per cent In September and 18 per cent lor the il months period. The 11 blateb uccoilllteil for ubout Id per cent of the nutloiial farm Income or SS.iiiiJ.uUU.uuu est! matuil tor the 9 months. All states but Montana bettered tno 1!)U5 flgureb for the il months by a considerable margin, lu Mon tana the drought-blasted wheat crop showed its effects, ami left the slate with only u negligible Bare Vice Rin FOB ME! (.ndy Couldn't Eat or Sleep :-' Right ; Went Down from . : J 15 Pounds to 98 Aw " ful Stomach Misery ,- Now She Is Gaining :; Weight; Looks Fine; . Calls Van - Tage "Won ' der!" "Mr a. I ic rt IIiitciiiiiKD of I. eh I lituli, Ih now lululng her name lu the hong I Ant or Widely-Known pconhof Tnlfl Vicinity who an: publicly pi nidi ii t mi:l olnioraiiiK the AnuiliiK New MHIrino, Known ub VAN TAGK. wU'vh Ih now lieh.K introduced to t'le lie(jl puSlic ut MRS. BERT HUTCH INQS N. JiK'KHi-n m. .lum it lew uiiya no, Mis. JluUhli.ua huM: Stomach So Upset She Got Thinner Each Day Tntil u few ye.i'K vy,n I hud always uiijuye.l ilm in-si 01 hmltti. hut ut tlmt litne I Jiirii xi-enu-d to Ho nil ti pieifd ; h nirullj," ttulil sftli'B. MnichinKii. "My Hionuirli mt turrit l.v HI met. My fxxl (.irnnl In KHn nnd pi iiu and I curldifi Kel tile t;ood on l u my tmd .nid lo.i wet nut riclit uiown and Hi .-ily uenl dowu from 11. ri ptMimli to its. Vn Kt'tlliiK tluntit r by the i'ay. I lud tlllXKlxi kldtt'it, .'wful kin h uud eonldti t nlep. I tried all KIiuIh jf inetlli-iiK'H but uoiiiiim urctm-d to help. I lead ahoi't VanTae and uhut it wih dot nit for tso nmny people, h: I n tailed laKfui; It. and I Thank Heaven I did for It in A liOI-Si:NI)"A 'Wonder' if the rver waa one! Ni.w I have taken 2 ItolileH antl my ;in pnliiH ate i llrved and my men. ai;iee with nil and do me pomo wood ho that I urn Htimdtly iiiiiimt hack my veiKht. My lnu'lia;'iiea are relieved ' nnd 1 ha.e chaiiKi'd .'o much (hat jieopln notice the Itnoimetneii! iu t Kindly Kfve tlilr Ntitlehcnt. Jiopin liul I cay will help many othera." Over 30 Innredients in This Great Compound VAN tAtiK eont .i?m oer :ti In fti'edlehlH (IneltidliiK ?1 tireat JletuH) whfeh rleaiire I In newels, tone the Htomueh and IhvUnratf liver and kidney ui Hon. I't upie declaro llilrt Cleat (''oniiula luc made tl l feel 1.1 KK NKW In Kfiierat. Another tlmm-thio In the iinineiKte volume In which II hcIIh, the price of Van Tn:o If leanon Hide, !et It- T)A V -at Ki ller ton's Ut'xull 1mih iituie, IJ7 N Jaikmrn bt. Adv. S (IreneCole I "Ttalltt Kocco Numerous wealthy and promimnt Boston residents are reported awaiting with apprehension tho forthcoming trial of Irene Cote, 39, top, college graduate, doctor of philosophy and alleged head of a Wee ring catering to an exclu sive clientele. Arrested with her In a series of raids was Italia Rocco, below, former waitress, whom authorities charge was a member of the Cote establish-me" gn'.ii for the pe.loil. September fig uios recorded declines under last year for ontuna, JtaU and Wash- HlhtUIE. Oregon reported 1 10,6119.000 for Sept. ug.ilnst 18,754,000; 9 months, ?U.,ID2,UUU againbt fo2,l3l,0l)U. CAUCUS AGA1AIST ' BOIVII. CANCELED POHTLAND. Nov. 30. ( AIM Political Biuns pointed more strong- iy man over louay to mo election next Jannury 1 ot Hurry U Uoi via. Klamath Falls democrat, ub speaker of n democratic hottao of represontutives In the state leulu lature. Indications that Itolvin had con vinced a sronp or opponents of earlier statements that he had 40 votes in tho UMSttinbly and could prove It were seen today In the announcement of Representative KHIh VV. Haines, Multnomah couu- ot the eoneellation of u parly caucus of house members next sum i nay. Heporls Indicated that Represen tatives J. K. Ilosch, jH'rtclnu.'s couniy, and Qleeii, Columbia coun ty, would withdraw from the race Hliorlly. Haines hud asked Hoiviu hint week if ho would abide hy the decision uf a caucus but tho Klamath Fulls polltieiuu declined uu answer except to reiterate his la i in to 10 of tho 61) votes iu tho usrjembly. TILR TII.I.KH. Iee. 1. The forest ranger and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Avery lleriy have moved into the eantiliil new home J nut built (or them. Tho house Ih modern iu every way. It has a Hi rite ureystoue (replace, huilt of stone (planted from the banks of the South I'mp Uiii river. The andirons and all the equipment for the firepu.ee such as Klunel. toiifts ami poker were mude ul the I'Ot' camp chict hlacksmtth, V. tlodsey The door hi lines and latches, which are the luine anthpie type, were al so wrought hy hand in camp. The walls ure of Knotty pine ami nit wood The floor are tf hard wood. I'lie exterior of the house is ol I'm t ( t Uu d I'cdul MluikeH lained hinwn. Natural HtoiH" forms Hie foiiudaiion. It in bfauilfuliy fitted Hie utii louiidLuns with the for- ebt on one itle, the rler on the ul In -r. There me two other new liulld- 1uk Just completed. The new of fice huildiiiK and the assistant annei 's home occupied hy J, Smith and his mother. Mr. and Mih. Clcti Kuukle have moved Into I he 1iohm Just vacated hy Mr. and Mi llei i y. I Several Irmkloada of lumber, have recently hcen dtdivered to Tison iiinch r ruin Uosehuru. ! I'he truck hiinniiiK iho milled urn her hauls a load of ioukIi lutu r on the reiuin (tip. Mri. K. V. Hiowu of Caiooinille att led I he Suteh ami t hat club H I illcr last Tuexday. Mrs. Mary Fnitoue of Mile lulled the Art and istndy club in 'lew lust Momlay, NOTICE TO PUOLIC Co. R lt;:'nd Inf., wilt -iimue In itiKct pi actUu on the .da) stei h' inch In Happy Valley, Sundav. Nmi'iiiliiT 5U, and Huuday. Decern , ti, J'.iJtl. All unaiilhorized per sons are Hereby warned uKsinst ties puss. Capt. I,te C, Marsters. Lupl. Victor J. AlHelll, C. U. New of Dpuglas County SUTHEEUN SUTIIKKMN. Nov. 25. Word has been received here that At. im 'lisdaie, who was taken to the vet eran's uospual uuoui ten days agu, is in a critical conuilioll. AIIhs Krelua bchuller, who has visited here several times in the past few years, arrived the last ot the week from scw win, miu nesoia, lor a visit with her friend, Mis. Kimjia Currier. iiss tSclml- er is a regibieren imrsu. Tommy Uhenoweln, son ot Air. and Mrs. 1. W. Cpenqyielh, has oeen iu at tils pome lor tile uabt ten days. li. and airs. IJitk vaienuiie moved from the dairy ranch east ut Sutlierlln to their own resl. deuce on State street. Cut. and Airs. J. V.Schiirund son, IJonulil,' of I'ortlsnd, bpcnl the week end With, Mr. and Airs, ftay- inonu urowu. jvirs. oeuur ib a sis ter of oli'b. Urown. ilrs. Klern Cunning Jr., Is spend ing a few days In Salem and Ore gon City, vlbitluK Iriends and rela tives, ev. Lushing will Join net- on Wednesday and will stay over the holiday returning the latter part ot tile week. Friends ot Vim. Sbupe, who has been confined al the Sacred Heart hospital in Kuuene with a serious illness, will be pleabed to bear that his condition is somewhat im proved. ' ' Mrs. ca. vurreimun, wno nas been critically HI at the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene is re ported to he improving and will return home soon. K. C. Chuumau recently pur- chaseu a tavern in Myrtle Creek and will' move there In a tew days with Mrs. Chapman to open M'- misUiesb. He was the former own- er of the Klondike club in Suther. lin. 1'olk Wofford, Qrval and Jlay- niond Matlock, who have been vis iting at the home of Mr. Worrorirs brother, Hen Wofford, left Monday for California. Alias Florence Meredith, Miss Jessie Cooper and .Myron Wofford visited Eugene Friday tp see Franklin Wofford, who has been receiving treatment at the Sucred Hoart hospital there. Mr. and Airs. labile Schoolcy, ac- cominiuled by Mrs. Nellie Parker drove to Seattle hint week to visit Mrs. Parser's sister, who has been very in. tney returueu last auiv day. i Airs. Leon a Slack, Mrs. savma Dumber. Airs. Ella Wegner, Mrs. Alma Aitdersnn and Mrs. Hazel (Ireeu iittended Die 30th conven tion of the Hobeknbs In Canyon- ville. E. H.. Kethwell, who was in charge of a drug store In Cauyou ville last week, returned for a short time before leaving for Myrllo ('reek where lie will be in cliurge of the drug store there for two weeks during the owners ah- sence. Paul Helweg was a Suthoiiin vis Itor on Monduy. , o GLENDALE GLKNDALK. pre., Nov. 30. Dr. J. E. Campbell, county health doc tor from HosebuiK, was a Ulenuule visitor Thursduy. Mrs. Lester McCorklo arrived Monday from Portland und joined Mr. MeCnrklo ut the Jleuton mine, Mrs. Melvln Nye chaperoned a group of IiIkIi school fMrls on a visit to (ho weather million at Volf Creek Saturday, (.iris iu the party ncluded Muxlue AlcMiirren, jjoris und ilelen Milter, Helen Howard, und I-etty Whaley. Mrs, M. J. Sullivan, county health nurse for southern DoukIhs county, was a Ulendale visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Ii. H. Kermis und Mtas Der nice ITmphlett More Uiuuts Hubs vlslluts Monday. Mr. and Mrn. John Kemp an nounce the arrival of a baby giil. born at tho Grunts pass hospitul Monday. Mr. und Mrs. Kemp are newcomers here from Denver, Oolu. Mr. Kemp Is un employee of ha Carlson SanburK MIhIiik com pany located on Coyoto creek. Mr. und Mrs. . I.. Dobvus nnd sou, lllllle, were Grunts Fuss visi tors Wednesday, Miss Doreen IJolee, of Grants iihs, arrived home Wednesduy to visit Her parents, Mr. und Mrs Chin lea Jtotee over THaiiksKlvlng und the weekend. Miss Mary Alice Ilrunner left Wednesday for her home In Ku- tfene for the week-end. Miss He i Bice 1 mphlelle left Fi l my to accept a position with the late relief committee for Jackson ounty, with hcuduurtei-H at Med- ord. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Phillips and laughtera, ihtiotliy and Hetty, left Wednesday for Thanksnlv Iur with Mrs. PhUHps' parents. Mr. und Mtn. .1. D. llrjau In UnsehutH. Waller Miller Is home with His parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Miller rom lort Oi ford where his work a shut down on uecouut of the maritime atrlke. Mr. und Mrs. Finest Warren are spending the holidays In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Win, Stone lett Wednesday for California where where they will visit relatives over the holidays. rred Hilton and son spent ImiiksRlvliiu with their family in rants Fas Mr. ami Mrs. It M. Fberle ami ratidchlldreii. Hob. Harvard and Iteverly (.ewln visited lu Uruuls 'ass Tmusday. Mr mid Mrs. G'Hinje Morey were eculhd to Hall I ltd to lookout sta- ion I his week. Mr. und Mrs. liwrence Coslello nd family, Miss Naomi nnd Don- I. were (.rants Push visitors fhinsilay. Mrs l-.'lma Archaniheau and son. ml. MIkh Floietice Johnson. Mrs Jones, nut Albeit Jackson were Jrants Pass vtsllors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. .. Nutuioyle and son. Hob, drove Mis. Normo) lu's isier. Mis. Gale Unisdun, homo to Wood burn Wednesday. Mi. I ntuii.it I.. K'iw.miii ri'turne-l Wednesday fiuin ISau FihucIsco where she was called by the death of tier orotner. Tom CotUiiKbam spent Tbanks glvlug in Medford ut the borne of Allen Carlle. Miss Fsye Thompson left Wed neaday for Corvallis and Moro. Miss Kstiier Peterson and 'Miss Nellie Gray are spending the holi days at i'oruanu. Air. and Al rs, IS. L. Stewart are with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sr. Jn McMlnuvie Y9NCALLA YON'CALLA, Nov 30. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merk and family au4 Mrs. Leona Murk left Wednesday for a flva days visit with relatives in Seattle. Airs. Ieona Alerk win remain in 3eattle until Christmas. Dave Rogers is substitute carrier on (he, li. F. O. route during af- Merk's absence. Wallace Patricb of Eugene spent several days here this week visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. rairicn. Herbert Klnman, of Zigzag, Ure., spent several days here this week v s tinu friends and relatives. Mr. and Airs. Avery Lasweu ana son, Billy, Bpept Thanksgiving day witn Airs, iaswen s vaieM", i"1 and Mrs. W. J. Ladd of Sutherliu. Mrs. Sam Wlaklnshaw left weu nesday for Albany, where she will visit the Davis family until bun- day. Mr. Wakipshaw spent Thurs day there. Herbert Hunter, English teach'jr at V. H. S., left weunesuay tor a few days visit with friends lu AlcMlnnvliie. Miss Marv Mulkey left Wednes day for a five days vislf With friends in San Francisco. Miss Patterson left Wednesday for Qlympia, Wasp., where Bhe will visit her parents tor tne rest pi the week. Albert Cockeram of Red Hill spent several days fills week visit ing his daughter in ueiiiuguam, WrhIi. Bill Hogan spent tne last iwu weeks transacting business in Portland. Mrs. Minnie Tblel Is visiting relatives In Hubbard this week Mrs. L. D. Carlld, of Oregon city, is visiting her daughter. Mis. Glen Douglas for a few days. Miss Lucy Leciuyse, ttouney ana Emiel Dyke, of Portland, spent Thanksgiving day at the Lciuyse borne.' Mrs. Florence Turpln and daugn ter left Wednesday for a few days visit with relatives in Cottage drove.' i Mrs. Vi. W. Wilson, Joe, Lavena am Alberta Wilson of Tillamook and Allss veinia wpison ui maisii- r eld snent several days nere tins week visiting at the Ear Brant home. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Neel, ot r-ra- plre, spent Sunday visiting at the Fred l.eo home. ' Mr. nnd Airs. M. Al. Shields lett Saturday for Noti. where they will Visit their son and family, Air. and lire. Oliver Shields. Haro Id Edes and MerDen run- mnu returned home Wednesday evening with five nice salmon which they caught near Murphy's auto camp near bcottsburg. Allss Lucille Long of Lugene spent Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Airs. Cody Long. Ed Pike and family of Empire visited at the Wiley home in Elk. head Sunday. Clittord ttanan, wno is wiiu me CCC camp near Clatskanie is home for a two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Hoge Hickman ot Dallas. Ore., spent the week-end visiting at the Alulkey and Hick man homes on Bed Hill. AZALEA AZALEA. Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and daughters, Marlu und WIHby, shopped and visited friends iu Koseburs Wed nesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Hurry Williams and duiiKhters, Irene and Jeun, of KosebuiR were Thanksgiving din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chnftip Johns. Kin unit t Crouse left Wednesuuy for Eugene where He has employment. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. WortHlnntou of Days Creek, visited Thursday afternoon with their souiadaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Urn Condrny. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd r.urrett, M Camas Valley, visited with friends Here Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Homer Womes 01 Salem were overall; lit cuests ut the horn of Mr. und Mrs. Ura Con- dray Thursday. Miss Thelma Strlnuer spent the ThanksKivins holidays at til ants Pass and Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCabe spent Thanksgiving day at Myrtle Creek visitlnu Her mother, Mrs. Jack Wil son, and her brother, Frank Wilson. Miss Alberta Thomas visited over the holidays with Her parents In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Smith of Giants Pass, were guests Thanks KivimiK day at the Home of his brother and sister-iu law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith. DRAIN 1IHAIN, lire. 1 - Mr. und Mrs. ih'nti ('. Kendall and sons. John and Li-wit, of Albany, nnd Mr. ami Mrn. Ilt'N Kendall of Inriu'r. Onr, spont Thanksgiving at tho Hev. K. I. nHsrth Immi- here. Mrs. Clelin Kendall Is a sister ol Mrs. llel- SI'lll. tli-ne Lakey and chlldre-l, llelva and David, and Mis. Annie White went to Dulnr, Ore., Saturday. where Mrn. ljikey has been at the home of her brother, ftev. Willie White, for Iwo weeks. They all relumed In their home In Drain. on Monday. Mrs. l.laudi' ralehen and unugn r mid Mrs. Ida l'alehen went to Kiiseuo mi Wednesday to spend tho day wllh Claude fateben who till nil'lerttenl nis eliueenin operatlou at the Sucred Heart hos pital. Mrs. Claude I'atchep re mained oyer' Tbsnkgvng ' with er husband. ' Mrs. Harlan Koger, son Lavon Koger and daughter, Betty Koger, arrived from Cove, Oregon, Tues day evening and are spending (be weea who airs, nroger s parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Trueblood. , Prof, aud Mrs. Floyd Light eo tertalned Mr. Llgbt's mother, Mrs. P. 0. Light, of McMlnnvllle, and als brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Light and little son, of Du- fur. over Thanksgiving. v. ppe at work pupqay, psuiing logs an Smith river, N. E. Carter sustained a fractured collarbone and several ribs. He was brought to tbe home of his father-in-law, WW, pamewoou in norm uraiu. E. B. Fletcher of Salem Is visit, lug bis daishter. Mrs. Flora E. Hedrlck and sons. Mr. Fletcher has oeen tor many years a prom. inent eaucator or tne state. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. La's well and little son went to Lebanon, Wed nesday, to spend the Thanksgiv ing vacation at the home of Airs. Laswell s father, t. u. walker. Mr. and Mrs. C. li. Delk went to Portland Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at tbe borne of their unuguin. Dr. and Mrs. 0. H. Clarke, en route from Myrtle Point to their home in Washinelon. were dinner guests of Mr. anil II ib. H. J'. Las- well, juesuay. Airs, dark win ne remembered as Miss Edna Drake, the daughter of a former M. E, minister. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cellers and family ot cottage urove ana Air. anil Airs'. Joe Cellers of this place visited the latters daughter, Airs. Ben Mat'tson and family at Lynx Hollow, Thanksgiving day. , ' -9 ' CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, Nov. 30. Noble standley pud bis pepliew, Ormon Standley, went to Seattle, Wash., Sunday after a donkey en gine which tfiey wll use In log ging operations 'this winter.' They pxpected to stay Sunday night with Noble's brother, Phillip Stand ley at Byderwood, Wash. They re turned home late Tuesday night. Clinton Atherton and Sally Brown, both of Roseburg, visited friends here Sunday. James Randall, of Davlngton, Wash., and U. W. compton, ot Snohomish, Wash., spent part of last week at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ' Der.n, while cruiu- lng timber In bus locality. Air. Randall Is the oldest man known to be enlisted lu the CCC. bis axe at present belpg 82 years. Air. anu Airs, wutreu urown vis ited Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake at Mel rose. ' ' .Mrs. Noble Standley went to Cc- qulile Wednesday to visit ucr motber, Mrs. Nellie Harry. Artnur urown, atate urange or ganizer, of Salem, visited during this week with relatives nere. Ross Brown and Win. Porter left Wednesday noon for northern fiolnts. They' both, expect to visit u Salem and Eugene until after the Thanksgiving liolluays. Aliss Rachel Forsythe left Wed nesday evening for her borne lu Ashland to spend Thanksgiving and the week-end. Miss Anne Alooney is spending the holiday and week end with her mother and brother at Sutherliu. T)iey came after her Wednesday uiternooii. Aliss Elizabeth Aebischer of Grand Koude, visited Miss Joseph ine Smith over tho Thanksgiving holidays. Air. and Mrs. Lewis Drown of Alarshflcld came out Thursday morning and spent Thanksgiving with the Hrow-u fumilles and Air. and Miss Ernest Wheeler, the day being spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Urown. Other guests at the Brown home were Aliss Ber tha Lacy, Alvin Allen, and Mrs. Urown'a mother, Mrs. Susan ismi tli. who came from Sutherliu Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dick and small son, Douglus, ot Alleghany, rived at the 11. W. Dick home Tuesduy evenlug and returned to their home Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coales and daughter, Helen, also pf Alleghany came Wednesday evening and re turned home late Thursday o veil ing while a daughter of Air. anJ .Mrs. Dick, Airs. Dick Hangs, anu her friend. Alary Bangs, came up from Ophlr Thanksgiving morning and returned to their home Fri day nfternoon. Mr. and Airs. T. u. Lawsnn anu family went to the Haiti Hills ranch and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the formers lather, H. v. Uiwson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles wiwy anu Norman Coon and son, jauies, spent Thanksgiving day al the hiime of Mr. and Mm. Dee Coon. l.inebailgh and Lebou, ot Lounge Grave, timber contractors, arc at work getting out piling on tiein- rd Denn s place al presem. i u j have also contracted lor suitable timber on Criss McCann s place and have been looking over oilier tracts In tho valley hi view of working Iheni out. Tho men nre mkiiia for Iho DaiiKhei'ly Lumber company, of Coltagu Urove. They are living lu the Otho Kenyou house. . . OAKLAND OAKLAND. Nov. 26. Mrs. Hugh Miller is confined to her homo this week suffering from a Dam) wrenched knee sustained by full- ng coming up the back steps ai her home. Mrs. A.- 1.. Mallery n'leulcu tne football game at (.o valiis fallir- dry and vl:ied her son, James, who Is a student mere. Miss Kale DennlolTf urconv imnlcd her sistir and husband. Air. and Mrs. Wallie. McDonald. o( lloafbun:. lo Kuoeno Mummy und spent the day vlsltltig v. tin rcla lives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hollle 1 mill ot Portland were over nlyhl visitors Satunh.y nliiiit ami spent Sunday here lsltlng with the former's molhpr. Mrs, Klin 1 -uitt. And his brothers. Hoy Trultt and Wendel Tiultt and Ihclr frmilles. Oregon fanners having coopera tive laud bank or special land bank commissioner loans are saving ap proximately $1,110,000 on interest this year, It is announced by the land bank of Spokane cause for real ThankBglvlng. Of this total, approximately JC18, 000 is being saved by those who refinanced their old indebtedness through the bank during the paut emergency period. Their old debts, bearing an average Interest rate pf 6.7 per cent, were re-written Into lppg-term mortgage loans bearing 4 to t per cent Interest. At tbe same time refinanced farmers ef fected a reduction of principal amounting to more than $3,138,000 through voluntary adjustments wun their former creditors. Au extra of approximately $192,- uug on interest mis year is snareu oy ait cooperative tana nans: nor rowers tbrougb a temporary reduc tion of contract rates to 31 per cent until July, 1937, for which the bank gains reimbursement from the federal treasury as a result of special - congressional action. With interest down and Income up, borrowers are making con structive headway toward cleaning up their depression delinquencies aiid getting tbeir loans Ip good staudiug, the bank reports, speed ing the time when they will own their farms free of indebtedness, a major aim of tbe land bank system. PORTLAND, Nov. 30. API A loug-slleut body in Oregon af fairs the anti-liquor league dusted off its weapons and pre pared today to Invade the field of liquor traitic once again. A call tor remomilzation of Its forces, selection of a new slate superintendent and organization of headquarters was revealed. I he pew slate leader is How ard H. Johnson, who came here in October. In the past week, let ters, under the signature of J. P. Newell, slate president, have reached former members, seeking support and outlining a program. Pointing to 'significant victor ies In other states in recent months, Newell said the two im mediate 'objectives for Oregon would be elimination of liquor ad vertising and a demand that tne liquor traffic bear the "burden of the damage it dotiS." The campaign,-said Newell, also would be based on promotion of temperance education, and even tual outlawing of liquor. SOY. SLAVER ASKS PENDLETON, Dec. 1. (API Ervin Enbysk, 14, alleged to have shot pud killed .How ard uu in, taxi driver, near Pilot Rock November S pleaded not guilty when arraign ed lu circuit court here yesterday before Judge James A. Fee. The young man asked for a sanity test. One of the questions facing young Enbysk's examiners will be whether or not a 14-year-old by la capable of premeditating murder. Enbysk was said by Sheriff Shel ton to have confessed shooting Uwln in the beck of the bead. Ho will be held for trial in January, the mental examination to be wade before that time. ELK CREEK GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS YONTALLA. Dec. 1. The regu lar meeting of the Elk Creek erunuo was held iu the I. O. O. V. hall. Yoncalla, Saturduy after noon, with the worthy master, Mrs. John Kruse, presiding. During the meeting Misses Norma Hitchcock, perscflia Turt-ln and -Mrs. George Kdes were e,lven the first und fourth decrees. The following officers wero duly nominated and elected for the follovviiiK year: Master, Mrs. Jo'in Kruse: over seer, George W-ilpon; lecturer, M rs. A rt Hur Itychani : M eward. George Kellogg; ufisiatmit steward, Juke Wilson; pate keeper, Joe Wilson; Ceres, Mrs. Joe Wilson; Pomona, Mrs. fl;iy Turpln: Mora, Mrs. George Kellogg; ludy axsiat- iint steuunl. Mrs. It. P. Jt!Mng; executive committee, J. U. Wilson, W. J. Garner. W. E. Wixen. Miss Norma Ilitiiit oek was uppointed at the court of Pomona, Miss Tors cilia Turpln to the eourt of Flora. On the H'Sislative committee were Mr. Zntlie lllnhop. Win. Garner and George Wilson. Agriculture committee, John Wilson, Mrs. Her man Schosso and Mrs. Hay I lu pin ; home economics, Mrs. Art Hyehuni, Mrs. Joe U llson and rs Vn.id Cowlo : relief. MHs Kate Wertz, Mrs. George Kallogg, and Mrs. Win. Castor. During the lecturer's hour. Mrs. ArtHur Ky chard gave a very fine reading "Father Takes a Hand.1 A turkey dinner and Installation of officers are being planned for the meotiug In January. Mrs. Herman Scbosno was ' appointed assistant sec re tary. F ' FORCE AGAIIilST JAPS NANKING, Pec. l.-(AP) Na tl o n a 1 government spokesmen pledged China today to nioblllne its entire war strength to resist al lege!) Japanese aggression in con tinental Asia. - Tbe last resources of China's ex panding military power, they said, will be behind the government's fight' fo block any Japanese at tempt to push its continental em pire further westward through Chinese inner Mongolian prov inces. (Chinese reports from Pelplng toay said a large force of Mon gols under Prince Teh Wanr; was advancing from the north toward the Sulyuan cities of Kweisul and Paotow. ' (Sulyuanesp garrisons, t)ie re port said, were being strengthened in the walled cities of Wuchuan and Kuyang, strategic locations commanding mountain passes lead ing to Kweisul.) Toe answer of Gen. Chiang Kai Shek, Chinese mllltnry overlord, was mobilization of eight divisions of Infantry units)" German-trained artillery anu several American equipped air squadrons. . Military authorities expressed be lief Japan's general eatfC has de veloped pla.s for n series of spheres of influence in continental Asia from Mnnchoukuo to Turke stan as preparation for a possible war with Soviet Russia. ' China Is not immediately con cerned with what Japan may plan concerning Russia but Is vitally in terested In any movement which implies a threat of foreign control in northern Sulyuan province, in formed sources said. Success of such a hostile under taking, it was feared, would en danger its govornmciital control In adjacent Sbansi, ghonsl and Kansu provinces. ' General Chiang, well-informed sources believe, would not be fool hardy enough to precipitate an open break with Japan but knows, with all Clii.ia nearly united, be has strength to back up his pro fessed belief the time has come to resist. George Workman was swinging a pick on a WPA ditch project, at Joplin, Mo. Two feet below the surface his pick struck a pocket ot lead ore. Workman promptly leas ed the property on which he was digging and announced he would become a lead miner. ' KUT MEATS KEPT BY A new home method for keeping nut meats fresh using a water bath cauner such as many house wives' use to process fruits Is an nounced by tbe United Slates de partment of agriculture. Many farm families who make a winter Industry of preparing shell ed nuts for sale or home use, often take a loss when warm weathar causes the oil In the nuts to be come rancid. Commercial concerns avoid this stateness or rancidity, caused by light and heat In com bination with air, by vacuum pack ing tbe but meats. -" The only equipment needed for vacuum packing nut meats at home, says It. C. Wrfgbt. ot the bureau ot plant industry, who de veloped the method, Is glass fiuit jars to bold the nuts end the water bath canner to exhaust the air from the Jars. He says: "Pill glass jars with nut meats aud adjust the glass lids and rub bers but do not tighten them. Set the jars n a water batb capuer either a clothe;, boiler or a big kettle with a ruck on the b'tom. Use enough water to reach almost to the top of tbe Jars. Keep tbe water boiling for 15 or 20 minutes. ThenBcal the jars and leave them lit tffb water until It begins to cool. Store the Jars in a dark room or cover to keep them from the light. Thus ' processed, put meats will keep fresh even during hot weath- AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Regular meeting of Auxiliary at the armory on Tuesday, December 1st, at 8 p. m. Al members urged to attend. Adv. ORGANIC sea food. 120 W. Lane. -Adv. Saturday Morning ALL CHILDREN attending the MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE will receive free of charge a beautiful 8x10 colored enlarge ment of SHIRLEY TEMPLE )fl months old .vy 010 1MERICM HAND STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY It Msatx, Old mm I I 1 I a Low Price mw P brand S 90 moor oo roo I" I 'xtAMtRicANDismuiioCo. resr ZJ The American Distilling Co., Inc. A Mela 'ocjflc Coast Offices! 169 Pine St., San franclsc Do Your Shopping Now! Ward Store will close Tuesday night. Will reopen Sat urday, Dec. 5th Our remodeling sale continues until 5:30 Tuesday afternoon. You can save. Buy today and Tuesday. Phone 95 315 N. Jackson St.