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TWO ROSEGURG NEWS-REVH-W, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1940. Doughs Boys Off On l ivestock Tour Com-Cvi " " '-e", Hogs, Sheep , Will br j J; Southern ' Orego; . t . I j Tollew. Klvhtccn 4 H livestock ImyB of llnugluH county left this murntuK for the ' Cons and furry counties livestock Judging tour. Tin' (sroup noes loduy In either Silicons or Itiimonilnif heiich imil will Join with lioyn from f'ons ntul flurry counties toniorrou- niornliiK Pet erson IlrciH. ranch helween Myrtle rolnt nml Aiiiro. They will JuiIko beef cuttle and hoRH toiuorrow and kIippp and dairy rattle Wed nesday. The hoys will Rtay all niplil at floras creek Tuesday liiEht and will return home prou wlily ahout seven o'clock WcilnuH' day pvenliu;. Those on the tour arc: Pnbcrl TopplllKS, I.cxll l,d Swan. Juivlil J.-icnby, Terraiire HoiUes, l-'clix oetcr, (Men Ivan l-lnilRea. (hci (alius. Lcland Hall. Harold l.lnvil Marr. Keith Wot Ion Crow, Victor . Svearliineii. Teddy and Carel Si hatlelikerk. Uro.inle Drown. Al Iwt KlKrildson. Wlllliiin lliiilon. Jr., Arthur Allen llarllclt and Jainof Havner. Another Tour Scheduled Sixteen older 4-11 livestock mem- hem have slKned up to no on the Mmtharu Oregon tour I li'li-su-i -Friday. Saturday and Sunday or thin week. Till group will ot do any stock judKhiK hut w ill visit i.Um k ranches and hpc stock o.i the range. The toys will ulso lake In Kla mi.th county and will nee ilr lame potato acreage ns It Ik liuncll e.l at thin time of year. Kl'vn Kiniliiitll enuiity they will i" to C i'liii'i- lake to upend the nltili! and then to Jilaniond lake for hi O'l'ot t.ipln. and home by wnv of the now North Cinpiiua liluhwiir. 'i'lilti irriinn Includes : . Iflchnl'd rirown. Jack Calkin. Jim NlrhnU. I Dean belies. Jean I'ctleipllll. Wal lace anil Clean Cox. Hay Hoerne-, Cooiyo William Mulsh. Unpaid .'i iiies i.iiiinbach. Ileau Krancii Fowl, l.Mr Huell. tlvid Hotels. Clare A. Meredith. Nell Tulrolt and Cliiules Hiiiiard Woods. AAA Expenditures For Year Total 908 Million WASHINOTON, Aug fi. (AP) The agricultural adjustment ad ministration reported that its ex penditures, including subsidies paid fanners under ilrop control pro grams, totaled S!inN,li;s.sT'J during the fiscal year ended June XI The expenditures by states for Hie last, fiscal year Included: Ore gon $7,ir.y ,V7ti ; and Washington ;:8,X(i3,9-l(i. NAIL-NURTURED APPLES 1,1111 IV tin .-(Al'l liii-ixei .ramus i.. whitakcr didn't think much ot a tip a visiting apple man 1 mtspRtroF j j ; ' jj :. ! by JOHN CLINTON ) o u c u n t pick heroes in advance. Tnke Wilbur A n 1 1 u e i H w ho w inks in t hi! V uion Oil sl.iliim at 3rd & Kv.ins in ban Fr-unisi-o, i Ai Wilbur wot coming horn about 11 p.m. en night, near hit station hs heard the -fro do part ment tcream to a halt ur around the corner. lie started running to fee where it w as. II e Mopped uirt w h t n h c huxv. It was the plant ot one ol his own tusluaicii! Employ (ii were tryinn to avo 4 trucks from the burning build ing. But, unfamiliar with the equipment, they were getting nowhere. Flromon demanded they withdraw. Then WiMntr, who had lirrn fivtMB thfr same (rucks niontii- Stup-Wcar I .ulint atuHi, went tearing Mimck into tlie hiiming huilduiK. I''ircincu li.id tn pour a .stream nf w.iter itn hint 1rt lie he oeriuine li' Miiokc. lie ynt 2 f the titukt out. liiupluvt s lieljR'd with tlie last 2. 'Wall, AntonoMI was a ms when the smoke cleared away. 6ut the trucks wore all saved. k i hi nl that the kind cjf men vvi work (or Union iiie Rrmd nclnlib'trv wiHm to help in rimy itu.ition xxbtther it in volves their Iubiiu! or not. UNION OIL COMPANY JV X o w t h e "rt0 nmtnl lo thii r t,llf ",llt I iJ "inn reti re d'rs auxiliary lV Iir'' service. I N It's siunilv OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople rHE S A9 RELIED A9 5R CECIL PUT THE- WAIT TILL. ME PlWOS OUTfl ASPARAGUS ON TOAST Jgf SVEMGAU ON UlM LAST h ME GNORED THROUGH I DON'T B5LIEVE HE'S U NIGHT WITH THAT "WILD -HCOUNTRV HAM ,SCR AMBLED SHIFTED A TON OFA ANIrVAXLS T. HAVE KNOWN J E6&S AND HOME MADE I WEISHT ALU NIGHT Yf ACT.' WHEN) IT COMES TO VBUUEBERRV MUFFINS THAT'S JUSTTHE , ( IMPROVING ON THE FACTS, k FOR BREAKFAST WAV HE WAS WHEN Ys SIR CECIL. IS STRICTLY kA MARTHA REALLV J tx WENT UP TO BBO!JjB& LEAGUE PITCHING.' U "SPRANG A FEED offered, hut he followed it any-1 w ay and drove rusty nulls intu the j trunks of nil but one of his noti bearing apple trees. Now he Is forced to report all but v'o one he skipped ate loaded with ' Hull. Toads Raid Cutworms to Rescue Klamath Clover K1.AMATII I'AI.I.S. Aim. (Al'l -All army nf toads has come tu the rescue of worried Kllimalh litrnicrw. As tlioiuth niollier nature were Inking iiitv on alsiUe clover grow ers wil.li their aeilal crop duxllilK and other eHurts to ged rid of an all deoill-llig hnrile nf cutworms sprouii ng over me imsin. i iinuf lormalloli of emitting amphibians hah hopped Jo'ltsly luio the fray. Accoiditli: to an uutllol llalive cuicmliuiii'ie from Mrs. It. l.nns ley of ('oil Klaiiial!i. "a plialsnv of toads It: aiming relcnllesHly ai-li-;s the Holds., devouring Hie vaiiuntcil worms as If lln-v wcle put lllcre to provide rat Inns." Aili:iueiii lim lliitf "illlulitry." hcii gull "bniuherti" wheel oveiiieaii siipporlil by obeivalioli siiuielrnliii of noisy blacUiirds. Charles Leach Elected Head of Oregon Demos I'OKTI.AND, Alii;, f).- (AIM The ( it'i'Koti nYmncrallc cent i al eoiuiultlee lijitnlcii lo Charles Learh ol' I'orllainl Katunlay Ihe uh ol iCMtoiiiiK parly harmony hHnrc the Noenihi'r eleriiun hy ch'ftliij; hiiu Htalc chairniati on the tourlli halhil. He h'ti'.i led. anions others. I'rank Th-uiey. iHlrtni; ch.tlunan. Willis Alahoucx. lonncr Klamath Falls mayor, .1. I Inch. S:ileni. Chtrciiee llyilf, Kuetie, Vanl Sjh l. Mcdlni d. Mis vnlc on the Inurth hallot was :!7 with tSuU rintshhiK Mcciuid with til. iMiH. .lent) iMCItMiiu. Ilonrt Itivcr. won t he vice chaii manhln: State Senator Lew Wallnce. I'oiiliiiul, the treasury mst. ami Klavel 'lemjile. iinuinlM'ul. the 8e r''t;it hip. Large Sign-Up Reduces Benefit Rates of AAA llccause ol' I he tiuexpeeleilly la i e part id pa ( ion nf the nation' I at uiei-H in the 10-10 arlcullural j jiihI lanue cniiserxalioti prnrnm leileral payments w ill he lo per cent lower th;in Ihe tentative rates auiioum ei Ik.sI Nnvemher. N. ('. hmiahlsoii, in charge ot (lie slate AAA nflhe In t'otvallis. has heen iulot tiled, 'I'IiIh ilou it w aid adjustment is nncesHnry In order that payments will not cveccd lumls npprnpriated hy coniess. sa lomildson. Thin means ihtit checks Issued to Drcmi I arm eis tor participation in all phases ut (he Uuo AAA pro pram, wit h the exception ol the price adjustment program and an cent ot Ihe teutat'ive schedule an-! notint'ed iirevioiisly. Corn, Wheat Prospects Lowered by Dry 5pc!l t'UH'Ac.u. Auk. " i A I'l I In' und dry weaihev diiiini: xarnnit iliuls ot crop growth the ,-i.'t miaiih lowered I'ntied St ues iu::i pnmpet'ts more t hull Mlii.tinii.ti;n) imshels and cut the potential spiin:. w heal harvest Uft.oun.oa.i Imshels. a: courier, to t he est I mat e- of c l perts .eleai'cd at hv heard ot liane todav. Tile I'Apclts. howe.t-r. raised' their estimates ol winter wheal and 1 oats production. The average cf six Atmust csll mates tudicaid a corn haivet up i,:i2,onttoon bushels is piohable. First Bctrtlett Pear Safe Of 1940 Brings $30 Ton MF.lU'Oim Auk. .". ( Al'l Th Mart ieti pem cominiilee of th- ii uituroix eit leairue aanoum eil 'J,- ifiD inns of t.arHen pears bad beef I sold to n lannery at Silo per I'n. Thty prbe b- sl.o per ton nior-'l than olfet'ed last ear. The sin1 is! j two and Ihroe-elhths inches audi lajfe-vr uuU 'nnits eullagp of ti (per cint. It an ih tnst cannery Legume Seed Of Oregon in Demand An almost unlimited field tor ex plosion in th iiw nf OteKon grown winler legume kimmI in the Houtliein Htiii'M i it'iKirii'd hy W. I. TtMitseli, Hrtsiminit ilii'nrtnr nf I'MU'llHiOU lit (. S. I'., Wilt Slteli, ch.tirnwtn nl the nlate AAA eoni iniliee, und N. ('. linmildnon. AAA executive (lli-ei'. ho httve re cently rtitiinied from an iiinpertinn tnnr liirnueli the deen Kiinth. en l..t.. I.. .. ...lIltlll'I.IH... I.t VVnllllll'- ' ton. Ii. ('. Tlie linillliu' fmlor in heavier use nl Oregon Hted in (lie ability of Hinall I'ai iiiiii K in I In sonlh to huy tin- need. I he Oregon men leurned. This is heing partially overcome al nresnnl liiioiiLih lh m;uil of :iid promaiu. hy which cost of tin1 Heed f may he deducted liom future, bene fit paymciilK. "Many farmers and agricultural leadei-H told us that tin.1 use of li;iii vetcii and Ausliia.i winter peas an green manure cropn caused as uiiii-h as loo per ifiil iucreas in yi:ld of corn, col ton. and other cropn," Hit id Tetilsch. "One l'.ooii. a re plantation has nlii'.oly ordered -L'.'Mmi pomids ol Oi'egun Austrian pea KeetL nr use !1iIh fall. Aprlcul- luiat leaders fn Alabama Hnitl (hat u,e of IheHe wlnler IcKumes has increitsed rapidly until ahoul halt a million acres are now helni; crown, aii that there niiuhl well he live .tuition acres seeded." Small "nui'-mule tanners" have seme dillicully in turnlnu timliT tlie rank Krowth In Ihe spriim. with ( heir limited eijuintnent, Teiilsch lointd. Additional mid will he itiK cnijendeied hy the use of cot ton h'.ms in tJhippliu: the seed, Ihe i ) ret on men helieve. For Turkey I!ls rreenlion is apparently Hit most prom is i nu treat men t lor I urkev in o toon n dlsense which has htM'ti encountered in Oregon litis ear. i epnri veterinarians td the stale depiirluiciii of auricul tine. One owner cvperietiecd ipiiic ";i loss. Tiie disease, diagnosed ut I he st:ite i-idleue in 'orvnlhs as cans cd h Ihe paiasiie hexainita I"la Kclhi. spi e ids from recovei-eii or cairier hhds whose dioppiius con tain the snmll protozoan pnrasite. The pititiMle Is lound in the intes- ' tiiiiil tract and causes tin iulhintma j tion ol the intestines, iluj poults heconie Itsiless. leullieis appear couch and dirty, ihe wines drop. .md the ciiil lift nines spraddlnm. ' Shi -inkiim I lesh and diarrhea me ot tier s inptouis. I he deiai tuieiit veterinarian: touud thai alkalies such as mat: "t'.tiini r milk ol magnesia mif.-lit ini -reuse Ihe tesistance of ouucer birds, inasmuch as there seems to be uti ace immunity nl about lt w eeks. line pnssUd to increasing atlvaline content ot the butty. I'l eveiiuve measui es stli;esled in hale ti ediii'4 on w be me;.h tho's with teed bnes ariatiued so di nppiix nin' am inatlou will be l.ei'l "Ml ' feed and walet ; keep ing uimu poults away from l.i-d ear's birds and chickens ; ami villial set upulous i leatiliitess. Former Resident of Surherlin is Dead St'Tlil'ill.lN, Aiik. r.. - S. . C.trnihan ot Suthetlin has just i" ci i ei 1 a lei ter 1 1 tun Ills second coir-do. lrs W. I; laitke of Ana cm: te: . Wii.slitimteu. tidlle of a Jive months tup she and her bus baud made on n 117 loot lone fietcht steamer visiting a number ol South American c Hies. The had a eiy eujoxa'nle ttiii, nml on llieir retuin home .May 1" V.is, l!utk4 fouutl her brother. Kl iner uti hint;. t. o vears ol.lei than heiselt ry sii k. He died the --'Hi ol ,iay. be ("livei is now the only liv Iuk one of the ten chiblieu. Shi v v U: n t'ctober 1; i nt.i 'atlii Ur. .Inbn i:iHi-liuni "hp the lip,i,l IxniKluH county aud one of the old .! daughttMfl was the first white child born there. ('Iuih. t ; ilhtfi t Carnuhan of Edon bower is also a second cousin of Olive ('Htchlns Ilurke. The first pioneer family to fol- low the John Catching family into j 11 iv ttiiv w iwuuie laiiiuy. If alians, British Battle in Egypt CAIiIO. Ke.ypt. Auk. a. (Al1! home Saturday evening after sev A comii.iiniiiuc ol llin Hritlsh royal eral clays visit at the home of Mrs. air f'irce said Iodic.-: ; lieVoe's mother, Mrs. T. 1.. Weaver. lli iiii h reconuaissaui o uirc.rnli.: .Mr. and .Mrs. Dud IaiwcII. who arc i simieil hy lour fichiers. met So sneiiiliiiK the summer nt the Sum- enemy ilKhters in the hlr Kl (Inlihi a r i of eastern Libya yesterday unit. In the ensuing liaiile. three eneinj aircraft wi-te shot down. ; two In Unities. i A loice nl our leiiiiliers attacked inntnr transport concentrailnns ensi nl lllr Kl Gnlihi. on ihe way to the (ai Kct iliey engaged alinnt Ml lighl-1 eis. Two weie shot down by our aircrail while a third enemy fight-! I'll by Ihe e ,,,-s!. .... r uin linn ii I, i tu e in .i n . own annaiicrati lire, one ol our! . h lichler is missini;. ; , . t , Knemv ainral. hmnhed sidi Hai-I , Mr "ml, J1' 'Vv h'' Mrc look rani in the wi-iem desert trom iii'1"'"' son I,'u,',,. Portland last .on.siilnnihle heiirht veslcnlav tmr ' W'-tlnosday for n chock up on his M'"' in or.h-r to inter- j , "" 11 ive! result Other Clashes Reported Kni'iny Icnnhers at lacked Mcr.su .Mill mil (in Kkmiii. I linn hs wereMliiy. Itiiy Wricht aeeoniiiuniecl him ! lroiiu-d. out there were no 1. !" i (asuiliies. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hum were our tiuhlei- intercepted the raid-ljimoiiK those tttlenditiK to huslncaB eis ami loreed t numher of ihe( matters in Itosebure Kriduy. enemv airciiilt o jeiiisou their ,1ne Itelteinardi of (Hide was u' honilw into tlie sea. I culler at the H. A. Moore home' I wo eiiem aircratt were so had-, Ij damaged thai it is unlikely I hit I th"v letutncd t-i their hase, in me oauHimr area in Italian datiKhtor. Jessie, and Mrs. Jack ha.-,t Afi'ica three bom hers wi-o;;ai,iko um Kon. Ilichard. wen Cult maehinenuned on the pronml Horn , vollvUk. visitors Saturday evening a he a, hi ol J.ju leet jSl iss Nettie Moore, who is ein- A luel .n.mpai Massana Krltrca ' ni, ((t i(,(p rHl1.nfilI theTO was M.a.cd hy a Sunday evenhiR after apenlinB Ihe hoinhers. Al ho nhs were dropped - . . ... , .hi in the -arce, area and a huildinK I f'a-v bore w it h her parents, Mr. und wis sTtutk iMis. It. A. Moore. .i,!i,i,.-u ti....L-i..i -...a .I .it 1. 1 Word has heen received here of iahcrati tire was inlene. hut till oili I .IK Ml.. Il-Ull ' II. II. I.. 1.1 v. aircratt returned salely. Ati iiiu.i- i-M.t uiiu miiile mi -ana iuiihor. In the low level at-lJumea M alloy, has many friends inek bombs were seen lo burnt here as this was formerly her amoiu' submarines und a direct hit home. She is n niece of (Pay Me was scored on a naval vessel. jCee, prominent local resident. On August :t three enemy bomb- Mr. and Mrs. .1. I). Wrieht were im aiiaeked a ship in lteihera hat-' shopping und visitinc in Koseburp bur it'.iilish Somalilaud I. but our Saturday. When they returned liihi'r intercept i"l and severely i home they brought their Krand damayed and p'tssibly shot dow n j daughters. loris and lella. with ,tne t aider, Ithem to stay until Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright und Mr. 1 and Mrs. Hippiuhotliam, wlio bad Cave-in of Ditch Kills Work Superintendent YANt'Ol VFH. Wash.. Au. a. ( Al'l 1. W. I'aul Schumann. Vancouver t oust ruction superin tendent, was crushed to death late Saturday In the euve-in ot a sewer tlitch. He was a lomier Clark coun ty commissioner. , Schumann was pinioned against ; oueiete manhole by lht cave-in and workers reached bun b punc-la tin mi: the concrete sides with a pneumatic drill but could not res-; i ue hi in h that axemie. For several minutes before laps inc into unconsciousness Schumann directed his own rescue dlmtm inn two hours later diggers reached his lileless body. The cave-in oc catted Mhile ho was inspecting the ditch. U.S. Wool Clip This Year To Show Big Increose U ASIIINC, TON. Auc ii. (Al'l I Aniriiiiiii wiuil Ki'ii-rs ill rllp :ix-i.ii!i2.ii"'i ihiuiiiIs 'l' ,.viml this tvoui Spirit lukp. wash., wnmv-ti-nr. tin- iiBiHiiluin- ili-pHi-iiiii'iit tln-y liutl lici'ii vIkIIIiih Mr. Uliim. pii'illi is wlm Is rinpliiyi-d 1he.ro by the I'nr- Tht- clip uoulil In- 1 1, mni. noil put Hi-nlio. 'I'lu-y rppnrl piu-ounlnr-p.minls iivpv (hp l'.i:i'.) rlip The ilp-'iiiR lii-nvy ruins bPtuepii Vancouver piiiiiiii-ut i-siiniutpil Is.lll.iiHii hi'iul 'miil Custlp Kin k on their trip north ol shppp wnlllil In- ulinrn. iKiiihiy niorntiiK. Mr. I'lnm reePllt- lVspite Ihe tiiitiniiiil im ii ase, Ihe l tifleiv! nevoml hrokon ill tint i-iliiiaii s Inr lipth Oreson nml is now rmovering nh-ply. i WmsIiiiiuioii ni-iP below l'.iiiO Hp-1 Mrs. C. V- I till, her foil. Dr. Roh uiev Tin- Oreson psllinate was pit liill of Seal lie ami Alvln Creu Hi.lns.iiiiii poiimls powpaipil wliu'win ot Hosehurg enjoyed h nip to lii.9iH.00ii lust i ear. iVHsimiKton: News of Douglas County Yoncalla VONCAU.A. Aug. 2 .Mrs. Drllca 'it i ui vniiin npeni me weeKinu i si t in k al the Cowan home. Mrs. lit Ilea will he remembered as Miss Gale Ulullor.il, V.U.S. -teacher lust year. Alias Marian Kdes 'of Kugone upent Tuesday and Wednesday or this week hero with her pureula. Kric Stenaelh is driving a new Chrysler Kcdttn. j Mrs. I). J. Rogers und Mr. and Mrs. (tcori'e EdeB spent Sunday wiin relatives in L;uip creel;. Mrs. Edward Kelso aud son Civile, und Mrs. Tom Palmer and mi. Lurry, trnnancled business ill Kugene Wednesday c. K. Darling anil son. Charles, anil It. hangford of California arrived here recently with a new i-ombiue and are working in ttie Elhhead diiiliict. ScottH valley has heen Infested with a number of rattlesnakes this last summer. Mrs. Krnest Vroman. I.estei Wells. Calvin Johnson. Hen ry Wells and the Turpin families having killed several. Airs. Avery Laswell has been confined to her boine for the last week with a badly Injured foot. Stir? fell down in her home, but dliln t realize the seriousness of the accident uutil a couple of days latei. when her foot pained her so. she hail all X-ray taken. Although no bones were broken, several bones were found out of place. She goes to Eugene twice a week lor. I iHf ment. Thrpsliing in the Hnyhurst dls- tiict i nbout fmiKhed. with Hor- l,li n 1 ,llH1 in'iniiig lor uhh Alien. KmniH Miller and Pete Pelorsou aud Price Hamilton last week. Crops are lairly good this year. John Huffman hRs moved to the Uamsey place south of town M is Klfie Gibson of Veneta transacted business here Sunday, j .Mis.A Jean .lohnson left Wednes day for a mouth's trip through .Mexico aud southern California. Days Creek DAYS PRUEK. A dir. 2 Mrs. ! Perry DeVne and her children, Jean land Hnbhy, of KoseburK returned mlt Riiard station where Mr. Lowell j empioyed by the forest service 1 were attending to business mat- teis in Hosehurg Friday, Mni,, Hutchinson, who Is em- !,..., i ,,ul. t,..,h Mn,.,.inniitil...i l,v I,,,,', ,jtt loiuii. unolher member of ,,, ii,.i .,.,v ,.,. ,,,,! o,,;,,,,,.. . ivn.. ii,,i,.i,i, ' .,. ,..'-.... t...i ..i ""'. " ' ' " 0 " , i ..,... i win..,., xi.... ; " I he " ' ' ' e it. win oe necessary uir nmii iiKain In a taw weeks for further treatment. Hurl Simmer delivfiiod n loud of liny to u dull y m Cook livpr Mon- on the trip. Monday. Ho was aceompanled hy (j,Mip Fisher of JiosehurR. ai,. lin(i i,,!,,. (:iit und the receni marriime of Vivian Mai lov ol Nyssa to Alfred Kvans. The jis-ioitie, me uaiiKULcu' oi iur. hiiu .um, spent Sunday at Oiainond lake, (stopped en route to their homes in Koseburn tor the little Rins. M r. and M rs. Hence Ferguson, who are livfjiR at the rnnper 8ta tion nt Tiller, were Hoseburtr visi- tnIR Saturday. On their .way home they stopped ut the homo of Mr. Ferguson's parents, Mr. nml Mrs. John Fermison. Alva'Matthews spent the week end here with his family. lir. Carl S. Staatz of Tucoinn nas returned home after spending couple of days with Mrs. Staatz t their attractive summer home mi Corn creek. - 1 1 111 Unrloxv, who j bus heen here for several weeks, re im-tii.H uttli It i in Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson and their bouse guest. Miss Kft'lc Itelaeh of PasadetiH. weie dinner guests ut the truce Ferguson home nl Tiller Friday evening. M. .7. Willunl. w ho was taken 1.1.,..!.. Ill liul U'n.lnnailui lu !. ported to be slightly improved. I John lean returned tn Hosehurg f Monday for further medical ntteu- " ' ' I Mm. Pi-It- l imn and Mr. inul. Mrs. (loidnn Clnrk nml ilHUSIilPr. Shiiron. ii-liiicil Simduy pvtMiiiiFl Dlauiond luKe lasi eeK. uoinx oy I , m . . , npont Tuesday nlnht at the lake ami returned Weuneaday via the new North Umpqua road. They ttl80 visUd Tokelee falls while gone. ed a full pardon by President Among those attending the East- Hoosevelt of a mail fraud comic ern Star plcnlo at the I'mpqua tion. camp Kioitnd8 Sunday were Mr. and Dr. Frederick A. Cook came in Mrs. Clay I'lani, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. to world prominence In Septem Weaver, Mr.1 and Mrs. Wallace ber, 1909. through his announce Kaytuonil, Mrs. Ralph Weaver and ment that he had discovered the Miss Lois Feuu. .North Pole, only to he shorn later Aleck Ferguson or Murshfleld of " "le honors that had been brought bis mother. Mrs. H. K. heaped uimn him because of ills Ferguson. u)bo of Marshfleld, here claim to that achievement. Saturday evening In order that she ' Five days after Dr. Cook's an might visit her sister, Miss Effie nouncemeiil, a similar one was Keiach of Pasadena, who Is a made by the late Admiral Hubert house guest at the John Ferguson nome. .Mr. rerguson returned noine eapiumn iiiecipiiauns nu oi me that evening but Mrs. Ferguson re- most spectacular and wide spread maiiied for a longor stay. i controversies invulvlng the long Mrs. Alva Matthews anil son, search for the top of the eurth. Marshall, wont to Eugene last Wed-1 Eventually, the data submitted uesday to hriug Maurise Matthews, ' hy Dr. Cook was held to be insuf w'ho hud been visiting -there for sev- flclent to substantiate his claim eral days. home. They were ac that he had been ut the pole and coinpanied on -their return!)? Her- Admiral Peary insisted that when man Burke, who is a guest at the , he was there In April, 1!W9, he Matthews home. I could find no evidence of any one Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Mather and having preceded him to the spot, son, Charley, returned Sunday ev- The claim of Dr. Cook after that ening from Me'lford where they generally was discredited, while hud been srunsta slnco Sntimlav at the data submitted hy Admiral the Home ot mis. Mntliers nrotner and siBter-tn-taw, Mr. and Mrs. L,es- lie Ruthbun. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchln- son and daughters. Miss Gem and Miss Wiletha spent Sunday at the Pickett Butte lookout with John Hutchinson. - Mi. Jack ParkR of Portland ar- ligation he was convicted of using rived Thursday evening to spend the malls to defraud and was sent several days with her alster, Mrs. ienced to the federal penitentiary C. C. Hill. Fort i-euvenworlh, Kan., for H Mr. and Mre. Ulrney johnson and yfl' "'"I fined $12.iioa. He he- family of Seattle accompanied by P Henlcnce In Apr I. 1 2r,, Mrs. Jackaon's sister. Mrs. I)nn " was paroled early in 3!i.(t, (ioin. recently arrived here. Mr. .i0IS0n returned to Seattle while yVHm Johnson and the children re- niained at the Goin home for a homer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd (Join of 1'rospect were also guests ut the home of Mr. (loin's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Dan (Join during the week-end. Ion ,iiud Jimmy Moore return ed home Satttrdny evening from a week's trip through the uppor North Umpqua country. They trav eled about lull miles horse hank and though pretty tired by the end of the trip, report a grand time. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill were hosts 'Friday evening nt a charm- lug dinner. Guests included Mrs. ."ohn Parks of Portland, Dr. N ern Adams of Myrtle Creek, Pudge Cressnn of Koseburg and Dr. Jtob- ort Hill of Seattle. Mr. und Mrs. Karl Wesenian. or Gtendiile Junction, were visitors Sunday at theoiiio of the latter's sister. Mrs. Itay Wright. Wheu Ithev returned home their dai they roturned homo their daimh-. tor. Miss Hetty loti. who had been J vlaitinK here for the past week went with them. m. Drain liltAIN. Auk. S. MIkb Vcrlln Tmcy hiiiI. Iicr neiiliow. Ki'X Aplil- Bute, ol ItOHclilllc. Ilnve returned home lifter n lew days visit with relatives in Drain. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wiflcearver ot Portlanl came Sunday for a few ilavs visit with their brother and alster. Win. and Klsie Wiseiiarver, while here they also visited vela- Hvps inul I'rteuds at Klkton Kev. ami Mrs. C. K. TruebUxHl returned Wednesday nlKht from u miintirs vacaiion in t ove. wmuc visited' their daughter. Mrs. they Marian Koi;or, und family, ami also mauv old friends. Mrs. Mym lledrick and Mrs. I.. r Aiuilemito left Friday morning tor Salem where thev win vtsii.oi ms oroinet-in-iaw- ami sisiei. friend.-and also take in the cenlen- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Farnam. nial celebration. Kit on Uust und Liyinurd Kust Princiiml Floyd LiRht and Tam- noin Tiianule lake visited here 11 v returned last week from an ex- nvernii;ht Tuesday with liill and tended eastern trip. . Il.es Curtis at their mine on Starve-' Mr. and Mrs. C. It. I)nlK -Mrs. Anim Drain went to Grunts Pass Tupsdny where they visited rela tives. Al a reeent. mei-lillK or the hiuh srhool hoard Ulsl. No. 12. U '. Velev was iiwardi-il the bus eon trart on the Snillh Diver tonic. Ills hid was $i:-7.r0 per month. Mrs. K. K. Starr of l'ortliind visit pil few days this week with her mother. 'Mrs. S. .1. Cowan, and sis ter. Mis. A. K. Gardner. .1. Ii. Letsom and family attend ed the picnic of former Drain nor mal students, held Ht Silver Creek lulls Inst Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cool and familv and the Arlo Thomas fain II. alt.i attended the old Drain nor mal school picnic and reported about so people were present. Mm. Amanda Gardner of Califor nia, former Drain resident, ciune MondHV for a visit with ne.phcwu. A. K. (iiiidner and .1. K. Siiwyers, and othP'- relatives. Mrs. Anna White of Swissholiu- is visitlns the luillie of her duuuli-1 tor. Mrs. Ilessle l.akey and runt-1 il.v- Mrs. A. Uruton. who - has been i ipiitc ill foi ouip time, is now i able to lie up and around in her ; house and flower Kanleli. i Mr. nml Mrs. W. W. Kent id" Portland kit vlsittnK tills week at. .... , .1...!.. .lalnr M I'M. ' I lie inline in 11 ,. Anna 1 train. Anna May Sneed. who had been visitiiiR relatives in W'ashlnKlon. returned lo Drain with them. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. liootlmnnson have inovvd Vrom the Van Kirk i Bbins to the house lecpntly vacnt-1 I by the KuskpII Inniliy, iienr mi- ra u-e FILMS DEVELOPED 25c Roll developed. 8 prims 2 frc enlargement! .... 25c Roll developed, 2 prints each good negative .... 35 MM prints ?e each Projection prints 5c each POSTAL PICTURE SERVICE Box 31, Portland. Oregon Discredited North Pole Tinder' Dies I I.ARCHMONT. N. V.. Auk. B.- (APi Dr. Frederick Cook, one- Ume Arctic explorer, died today He had been ill for many monilm. DuriiiK his illnesH he was grant E- Peary, the claims of the rival 'J "'' a;ie" m ' uBiifiiiiiiii '"' I waH thereafter accepted as the dis- coverer of the North Pole, I Dr. Conk became involved with the government in 19J2 tnrougn the promotion of oil schemes at tort Worth. Tex. After an inves- when ho had served one-wma 01 Ms time. New Copco Line Will Be Energized This Week (I HANTS PASS, Ore., Aug. &. (Al'l California Oregon Power company's SiriO.OOO Improvement to extend service and eliminate puwer failures in Josephine county will lie energized this week. Manager W. J. Moyer said .Monday. A new lili.lllin-volt line from Med- ford through the Applegate valley to Grants Pass via Jacksonville. , I Murphy and .New Hope will be cut , into the present system. It will sup-1 pletuent the present line along Ihe I I Pacific highway which freiili-ntly J shun, circuits in the neighborhood of the cement factory at Gold Hill. hluckhiK out eastern Jackson conn- ! ly. all of JoKcnhine and (ilenilale in Douglas countv. Kithor line wilt he. '(. to cany the whole load if ihv other fails. I New radlo-silcnt fnsnlutor.s have heen Installed almit; the new line. Azalea AZAI.KA. Auk. B. .Mrs Cora , Chiiiluii-k 'Unt ilnils r.ir hiiiI , oomiltl Himly sjicnt U'ediiesihiy Jevenini:al llixonvlllu nt the liomu of Mrs. Chadwick, Miss (trace Roolh of Mediord visited here several days the first id' the week with her parents. Mr.! and Mr.s. Ilallrrt lloolh. When she returned to Mod ford Thursday, she; was accompanied hy her sister. Marjorle. who will visit there until ; I Snil,' Clayton Iticknel! returned t his home hy has Friday mornlnc to Ya kima. Wash, lie has heen here lor! the past monlh visiting at the home' l))Ul ,.IOek. I Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Walton and son. Millie, and Mr. and Mrs. I-'. N. j ilarriil left i-'riday pveninu lor Cot-, tace Grove where thev will spend' Ihe week end visitinc Mr. and Mis. j lienrse llayi.s. and .oilier n-lativcs und rriends. They will nlso attend a family reunion while awac I Mr. ami Mis. Forrest Farnam and ; Mrs. Chester Johns anil ilniiRhlera. i Klsie Mae and Beverly June, re- turned here ThurFduy evenini: uf-1 ter spemlinc the past week in Sit-1 lem uitendiUK the centennial and! visitlm;. Mrs. W. T. Hniiioui- aud two chil dren and Mrs. Russell from Glen dale visited Friday afternoon wilh Mrs. I P'tiry Gacdecke. j Mrs. Frunkie Schineder was tnk-; en to tile Josephine Genera! hnspi- I tai tn Grants Pass Thursday after-' noon where she received medical -dcnl. It w.-is found lu'ccsr-ai'v in Today s tip on farm power Engines are almost human. If they breathe clean air, they'll live longer. Air taken in by a "Caterpil lar" Diesel Engine is cleaned three times once in a swirling separator, once in a bath of oil, once in a maze of copper screen. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON result of a mowing machine acci dent. It aws found necessary to sew the tendons together and put tlie loot In a cast for several days. F. R. Asks Unity in National Defense WASHINGTON. Aug. 5. (API President Itoosevelt called today for unity between federal aud state governments in strengthening na tional defense and uncovering sub versive activities. "And the common defense should be through the normal channels of local, state and natiunal law en rol cement problems arising from the preparedness program. "The untrained policeman Is afi Ineffective as the untrained soldier. The amateur detective soon be comes a fussy and malicious busy bodv. "We must he vlgilnnl. always on guard, and swift to act. But we must also lie wise and cnnl-headed, and must not express our activities In the cruel stupidities of the vig ilante. There is where the filth columns form the line." Attorney General Jackson read Ihe president's letter to governors, attorney generals and other statu officials here for the conference. The meeting is designed to pro mote closer cooperation in guard ing against spies, sabotours und fifth column activities. A reoort inaile public In advanro bv J. I'.dgnr Hoover said that the Kill investigated lll.SSii defense cases during the year ended Juno So against l.tir.l in the previous year and 2f.O in IKS. On one day in Mav, he said, there was a peal: of 2.ST1 rimplnints. Hoover lenorled "a negligible amount of sabotage till the I'uited States I In the Berond world war ill contrast to the similar period In the first world war." lie gave no details of cases, however. Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 Temporary address R. F. D., Oakland, Oregon Motorists! Have Your Car BEAR Safety Tested Todav! FREE CHECK-UP STEPHENS AUTO CO. 323 No. Main St. School Districts We now offer school bus insur ance, contingent liability, gen eral school liability and teach ers' liability to protect your le gal liability in connection with your school operations. FRED A. GOFF District Mgr. 122 S. STEPHENS ST. TELEPHONE 218 Attention Hop Pickers Hop picking, will &t.irt at the Hilton Hop Yards, Grants Pass, Oregon, Tuesday, August 8 Fine Crop, Good Camps, Long Season Pickors who have not already registered please write Hilton Hop Yards R. F. D. 2, Grants Pass, Ore. tale (if tills ai'llsull. I of (lit- flrM liimlly In soutliorn ti.7l.i"i) huiI r-.MM.O00, way of the Tiller-Trail road they
