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Snaktt Tk Advantoge Of Irrigation System
REGINA, Canarls I Kittle
tnaket are on the increase m
Saskatchewan and naturalist!
' blame Alberta's expanding irriga
tion .works.
Fred Bard, director of the pro
. vincial museum, say he bdlcvr-s
that irrigation in Alberta is Hood
ing land where the rattlers uwt
to make their home. To (md drier
living quarters, the snakes have
moved east into Saskatchewan.
J. J. Deck, whose hobby is catch
ing rattlers, reports that the rat
tlpinikai are aenerally following
the direction of the South Saskat
chewan River, lie says he has
killed 50 rattlers in less than an
hour near the river.
GLOOM FOR NECKERS
FAYETTEVIIXE, Ark. Itf-The
Fayetteville City Council took
strong steps last night to discour
age "nocturnal nonsense" in the
city.
It placed a 15-minute parking
limit on this university town's most
popular lover's lane.
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nith tVrieeJ TracforTbtyer
U . S, STYLES CET AROUND Tokyo department store moAls. wearlnf summer
outflts from American patterns in a, style show, reflect Japanese Interest in V. S. fashions.
J. Frank Norris, Fiery Baptist Preacher, Dies
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Let us show you how these new, low-cost sub
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2050 N. Stephens
Phone 3-6266
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS. Fla. (
The Rev. J. Frank Norris, 74.
Baptist pastor from Texas, died of
a heart attack at the Fundament
al Baptist Youth Camp here
Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr. Norris was a lead
er in the organization of the Funda
mentalist Baptist Church which
established its worldwide head
quarters in Chicago in 1937, with
3,000 churches affiliated. He also
was president of the Fundamental-;
1st Baptist Bible Institute in Fort
Worth and edilor of the Funda
mentalists' weekly paper.
Besides his fight against what
he termed "modernism" in church
es, he had a record of tumultuous
campaigns against liquor and
clashes with Forth Worth politics.
His Church Burns
In 1911 Texas was In the middle
of a prohibition election campaign.
Mr. Norris, who had begun his
pastorate at the Fort Worth Bap
list church two years previously
set up his tent the one. incident
ally, he said Sarah Bernhardt used
on her last tour of America.
He used the tent to accommo
date his listeners. When the flaps
were up, he could be heard by
overflow crowds standing on the
outside. On some nights, thousands
came to hear his tirades against
liquor, mixed with criticism of
Fort V.'orth city politics. The tent
was cut to pieces one night. Then
on the night of Feb. 4, 1912, his
church burned.
At the grand jury investigation
of the fire, anonymous letters
threatening the minister and one
of his deacons were introduced.
The grand jury, holding that Mr.
Norris had written the letters him
self, returned a perjury indictment
along with one charging arson.
Mr. Norris stood trial on the
perjury charge. When the jury
returned a verdict of acquittal, his
followers stood up in the court
room and sang "The Old Time Re
ligion." The arson indictment was
dismissed.
Acquitted of Murdtr Charge
A second trial came In 1927 on a
charge of murder and again Mr.
Norris was acquitted. He had been
carrying on a crusade against city
politics ai.d mentioning specific
personalities.
D. E. Chipps, wealthy lumber
man, went into the preachers
Fort Worth office one day in July,
1926, to protest accusations that
had been made from the pulpit
against his friend. Mayor H. C
Meacham. The Rev. Mr. Norris
shot him fatally, and subsequently
was acquitted on a plea of self
defense. Testimony at the . trial
showed that Mr. Chipps was unarmed.
Maryland claims that it has the
only virgin hemlock forest in ths
Eastern part of the United Stales.
Glendale School
Opening Dated
Glendale schools will open Mon
day, Sept. 8, according to informs'
Hon release! by James fate, u
oerintendent of the Glendale Con
solidaled Public Grade and men
School. It was first planned that
school would open a week earlier.
Sept. 2, but difficulty in getting
new teachers has necessitated
the delay.
Although school district voters
have declared themselves in favor
of putting up a new higk school
here, it cannot be constructed in
time to ease the present shortage
of room space in the Glendale
school system. As a result, said
Pate, in order to help make up
extra space requirements, the
former school lunch area qill be
utilized for class room space and
no hot lunches will be served this
year. However, students will be
allowed to carry lunches and eat
in their rooms under the super
vision of classroom teachers. A
45-minute noon hour is expected to
give sufficient time for students
living in town to go home for
lunch.
Pate, who has been taking sum
mer courses at the University of
Oregon, will be back in Glendale
the latter part of this week and
will be busy attending to last min
ute details having to do with the
start of the new school year.
Buildings are being readied for
the school term with floors being
refinished and necessary painting
being done. Seating furniture has
been replaced in three classrooms.
Herbert Moon of Reuban Road
has been added to the janitor staff
to replace W. Cotton, who recently
moved to California.
An announcement will be made
next week concerning changes on
the teaching staff for the 19S2-S3
school year, i
Two GOP Congressmen
Foil Of Renominorion
ALBANY, N. Y, l-Two Repub
lican congressmen, one of them a
veteran of 13 years in the House,
lost their races for renomination
vesterday in New York State s fall
nrimirv election.
Rep. Edwin Arthur Hall of
Binghamton, the veteran, was de
feated by another congressman.
Rep. John C. Butler of Buffalo
bowed to the GOP organizations
1950 choice.
In the feature battle, Rep. W
Sterling Cole of Bath, a congress
man aince 1934, swamped Hall by
a margin of almost 2-1 in the new
37th District of Southern New
York.
Butler was downed in the new
42nd District by John C. Pillion
of Lackawanna.
During 1951, the American Bible
Society sent 941.241 Bibles to the
American armed services.
NO WASTED SHOTS
BEDFORD, Ind. i Dale
Lanier of nearby Mitchell, lnd.,
has killed five squirrels in five
shots this month with a muzzle
loading rifle inherited from his
great-grandfather.
US noining, l.aiuur says, ne
killed 28 squirrels with 28 shots
from the gun two years ago.
Record Tourist Influx
In Oregon Indicated
PORTLAND I Tourist travel
probably will reach a new high
in Oregon this year, a Portland
Chamber of Commerce official
said Tuesday.
V. A. McNeil, director of the
chamber's visitors." service, said
more tourists were in evidenca
than ever before, some 200 inquir
ing tor iniormauon uany, com
pared with 150 a day last year.
He also said highway officials
estimate tourists traffic is up on
all major highways in the state,
except the Columbia River route.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
PHONE 3-5553
EXCAVATING
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rsnki. Ditch digging to 8' 4"
depth. Back filling, True
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PRICES CUT
RUGGED RIVERSIDES FOR
SAFER HOLIDAY DRIVING
IT seems that owning a lUiick is something
that a lot of folks dream about plan for
and finally do.
Wc say that because, so many times, they say
so in words like those above.
Those words make us happy, of course happy
to know wc sell a car which means so much
to those who own it.
But they make us feci just a little bit sad as well
sad to realize all the years of fun such folks
have been missing for no good reason at all.
For the fact is this:
If you can afford any new car, you can afford
a Buick.
Tibu can afford the thrill of bossing around that
big Fireball 8 Engine that purrs forth a mighty
flow of power.
Yui can afford the gas bills as any owner of
a 1952 Buick will tell you because that higlv
compression, valvc-in-hcad marvel gets a lot
of miles from a gallon of fuel
You can afford the extra luxury of a real
million dollar ride the silken smoothness of
Dynaflow Drive the extra room and com
fort and style that have put Buick popularity
right up at the top of the list, next to the "low
priced three."
So if you want to own a Buick there's just one
thing to do:
Come in pick the one of your choice and
Power Smring now mmlabU m Smpm M
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let us show you how close the figure that goes
on the bill of sale comes to what you'd pay
elsewhere.
As we've said before, your first car can be a
Buick. Why not take the Big Step now?
Equipment, ncctssorits, trim tnj models art subject to chmg$
without notice. Sttdmi on Roadirusltr, optionJ si extra cost
on other Series.
10.95 12.55
6.70-J5
Phi Fd. Tax with your eld tk
EVERY OUNCE FIRST QUALITY
FULL NON-SKID DEPTH-FULL
TREAD WIDTH-FULL SIZE
Sure is
true
for '52
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RIVERSIDE AIR CUSHIONS
Size Tire Priest Tuba Prlea
6.40-15 12.4S 2.35
6.70-15 12.55 2.55
7.10-15 15.25 ' 2.65
7.60-15 16.95 2.85
8.00-15 18.75 3.55
6.70-16 13.25 2.60
RIVERSIDES FOR OLDER CARS
6.50-15 15.35 2.55
6.00-16 10.95 2.30
6.50-16 15.85 2.60
ROSEBURG MOTOR CO
Rose and Washington St.
Phone 3-6651
Vli fW. r.i inrf jnr eU tin. "ftn F. lot.
ONLY 10 DOWN ON TERMS
HURRY SALE ENDS AUG. 30TH
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