Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 16, 1920, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., April 16, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1920)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextWhiW like j Peroxide Peredixo Tooth SgM only where AD S goods are displayed Rich Indian Weds I Oling VV IMC KJU . lly Associated Press TOPEKA, Kan., April IS. Whether the legal supervision or a auardinn-at-law ovr an Indian la supposed to Include the laiier'a matrimonial venture, in lint he de cided by the Kansas supreme court in the Habeas corpus procecnuiKs brought by Curl J. Ollornett, of lonrletta. Okla.. to recover mn cu- liahshlp of Jackson liarneil, m, Henrietta. Okla t Tcea intiuiii. n. t... vi..n..ut in-; ;iructi. miuwii on - ..... an in the world." owns oil lands, ilho grave li. years ago. cue ilued at more than fl.ouo.ouo. woman of sterling character, a k nd Under nTost ron.at.lle circum- and loving mother and nob e Chris -anees Harnett last February eloped! Ian. of which can , well be said Well id was married to a yollUg Willie ..man Mrs. Anna Laura i.owo, ai iffoyvlllo, Kan. O'llornett charges .it the old Indian's bride Is "an Iventuress of tho most pronounced ne." and that she "kidnapped arnett because of bis wealth. NOW IS THIS CITY. 9 Frana A. lerry, re pi eneuMiiK rKmiltahls Havings & I-oan Assn., Is now In the city. Kor an interview call or uhone the Umpu.ua hotel, tf Al'TOS lOI.I.II.K. An auto driven by O'tn Mathews collided yestcrduy with the machine owned by Hugh Harrison, consider able) damage being done to both cars. Mathews wan hacking his ear out of tho Nash garage and In stop ping put his foot on the ncceller ntor Instead of the brake with tho lesult that a crash occurred. SPItINU SAMPLES ARRIVED Don't fall to call and Inspect our fine line of spring samples for men's clothing. A beaullful line to make a selection from for a nobhv suit. 0. W. Hloper, the cleaner and p ros ier. Uf Nifty millinery at Ilcllows, over $15. not U 1 . K".. . w j!- 'l)sMti . - "irvv Paste OIIITl'AltY. Mrs. Sarah E. Cooper died ut the KI1N, ttt Douglas, Arizona, on April (i, nJU, agea It years anu i. u.jn. She hud only been sli-k a few days. Mother Cooper was formerly a renl dent of Klkton, Douglas county, Ore Kon, where her h unhand proceeded her to the grave 38 years ago, and where her family Brew to manhood and womanhood. She left one son. V. A. Cooper, of Ashland, Oregon, and one daiitthter, Mrs. Annie Faust of Douglas, Arizona: six grandchildren, und six great grand children to mouin her demise. One son A. K. Cooper, preceded her to 'none nun ........... ....... ... ter thou Into the Joys of thy Lord.' F. C. "FATHER" GIUMMKH. "World's Greatest" Ijivlne Healer. All manners of disease healed by Divine and Natural power. Hotel ('.land, 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. in. Preo lecture this evening at 7:30 nt the LIIIKItTY TIIEATK11. Subject: "The Three-Fold Law of God." How It heals everyone. al7 KKTTIMJ WMJS. From High Producing White Leg horn hens Tuncred Siruin. $l.2.ri per setting of 1".; $8 per 100. Hurl Voslnirgli, 227 N. Jackson or 702 Kullurton. o Forest Supervisor W. K. Hams dell last Ibis morning for Collage Crove, where an examination for scaler is to be held today. The ladles of the Baptist church will hold a cooked food sale Satur day. April 17, at Voshurg UroB. store. Hot tumales will be a special feuture. tO- Wasto neither time nor money. Make the best uses of both by buy lug your shoes at Stephens. "He says Fm a A REAL pa! -that's Chesterfield. I ook at its record. Three million smokers less than five years on the market! Two words explain It They Satisfy." Our expert buyers in the Orient select for Chesterfields only the finest grade of the four choicest varieties of Turkish tohacco. To these are added the best of mild but full-bo.lied Domestic leaf. Hut, In the end, It's the blend that makes Chesterfields "satisfy." And the blend our private formula cannot be copied. l'xtra wrapper of moisture-proof paper seals in the flavor. PW,'rf A rAiffit tl.!"l 7 LOVE and MARRIED LIFE Xwj. tue notea auuior Idah MSGlone Gibson A LETTER FROM JOHN. Ah Charles 1 f t me I caught sight, window, of a iiM-'SsonKiT 1 from the lioy bringing a box of roses. This lime I smiled as I wondered If Jouu vas going to court me all over again, it was re.illy so lunny that 1 did not . .-k m .. If If It were my money be were courting. Alice followed the hoy Into the tooin and looked at me with appre hension. She seemed to be afraid i hat 1 was going to tear up the blos oms as I had dono with the first ones John had sent. Oh. 1 am going to be good," I ?aid aa 1 took out one of the largest blossoms and then I gave an lnvol-l untary groan. I had pricked myself cn a thorn and 1 found my hand bleeding profusely. I said nothing in explanation, but begun carefully stripping the thorns from the stems. "That is a good Idea, said Alice as she brought me a tall vase to put my roses in. Itoth llfft'Mllie Kil"llt. "Yes, I think so," and then we were both silent. I knew that we1 l.ih Ihinkinir lhat nerhans It was always a womau'a place to strip the thorns from her roses Instead of j nllnwlng herself to be hurt by them. Khe knows they are there and by using care she can avoid them. I therefore she should find no fault If through thoughtless or lack of care her hands are torn. "Then you do not feel well nougn." said Alice, as she thrust the last rose down the vase, "to go and see Ittiby today?" "I feel will enouKh, hut I do not feel up to asking her to allow the cliildteii to go and visit Helen and Hobby." "Well, you do not have to do It right on the Jump." "No, I don't suppose I do, but 1 should be thinking of It all the time t would probably make me very un- comrortalile and possibly give Ruth mother stay in the old home and nn Impression that I was not inter- wo would move over to the new ested In the children or that I had ! place. Write me Immediately what grown particularly stupid since niyyou think about It ai.d If you say marriage: I think, however. 1 will 8q I will buy the nlaee tomorrow. 1 go for a motor ride, in fact I would made a splendid deal yesterday and like to buy a motor." I think It Is about time that you had "Oh. goodness," said Alice, "how a mile nreent. Hy the way Is that quickly you pick up the ideas of a ; diamond pin I gave you in the safe- Plutocrat. hy don t you Bend jonn ; for vour electric? "I have never enioved that car since 1 found one of Elizabeth More land's gloveB in back of one of the cushions." Alice Shows Kcorn. "Oh. that woman, lhat. woman," said Alice. "I wish she would become Inruluated with someone else and leave John alone." NEURALGIA or Headache i and temples with J'f'tW VICRS VAPORUlEf YOUR BO DYGUAKO " - JO-. 60 Ir. rind Mrs 11. C. Curry, who have boon vinitinK at Louk Mouoh for 0io Ktininior, upont hist hor tin their way to Soattlo. night : i good skate" Chesterfield 'Xt4- te "Now, look here, my dear Bister, vou know that Blie is no wore to lilunie than John in. You ilo not be lleve any more than 1 that the would ride In my electric unless John vited her." "No. of course not, but you know as well aa 1, Katherlne. th:it a clever woman can maao a man invi to do anything if she has really made up her mind that she wants to do it." Perhaps, but 1 still think that John should consider you a lit 1 1 Whatever a man la before marriage Is his alTalr. but whatever he is af-j ter his marriage is not only his af lulr but the affair of his wife." "Every woman wio Is r. I rried to a flirtatious or even a iiiinimiuc man must bear the disgrace of any trouble that he gets Into. 1 know today that among our friends I am pitied and by some of them looked upon with contempt because they know that John is neglecting ine more or lees while all the time he is playing around with Kllzubcth Mnreland. "I don't think he will do it any more" Guid Alice as she inilica'.ed tho roses by the turn of her head and then she returned and picked ur the box ca elessly in which they had come. "Why," she said, "here is a note which you evidently have not read ;,iu.coa at the Vote. This was true. I'p to this time 1 thought Jehu had sent ,e rose, anonymously. but 1 hurriedly glanced at the note. "lmrllng," It read, "you can not tell how lonely I have been without you. I hope you have already inaii. up your mind to come to me very soon. I have been wondering al? day if you would be happier In an other home. There Is a very beauti ful house on the drive lhat la for sale and I had a little talk with the broker this morning. We could let ty deposit vault? I do not believe you have ever cared very much for It. Kupnose you send me the key and I will have It reset." Ak usual John had spoiled It all He knew that I had sold that pin to Alice and he was taking this way to find out if, now that 1 hud money W11B going to turn roward and buy the pin back from Alice, Tomorrow A Momentous IteeNlon ILLINOIS WOMAN IS NOW HAPPY OVfR H R RSTORAT.ON 10 ilfAHH lllinnU Woniun In lliipjiy Over II or lU'storulion ( lloallli. "1 am so happy, I feel like shout ing for Joy and I simply have to tell everybody I meot what Tan. ic has done for ine." said Mrs. W. Kne- hell, of Bin Matthew St., l'eoria. 111. Just a short time ago 1 was such a perfect wreck that I saw no hope of enloyment in life," she contin ued, "and today I haven't a trouble of any kind. "Kven an a girl I was never strong and healthy and as time passed new troubles set in. Kvery lilt I ale hurt me and 1 would have severe cramps, gas formed and pressed around my heart so bad I had to fight for breath. My kid neys caused me to have backache until I thought It would drive me distracted and If I tried to stoop over my back felt like It would break In two. nnd even the weight of my clothes hurt me so much 1 had to have them made so their weight was all on my shoulders. When I tried to sweep the floor or eeok a meal I became so weak anil dizry I had to lie down, and niv nerves were so shattered I rottM hardly ever sleep at night. This was my condition for twenty long years not one day, but every day I could never get any pleasure out ol life. When you go this wav vear in and year out and then find a meili- cino like Tanlac It Just seems ton good to be tine. My appetite Is now splendid nnd I eat heartily three times a day without n bit of trouble nrterwardfl. My kidneys never bother me aiy more nnd the pain In my back has disappeared entirely. I never have dizzy spells nnr and mv nerves are so stead v I s' -ep all night long like a child. I am so strong that I do all my housework ami never get tired, and am so hap py over my splendid health that I can hardly contain myself and I will never be able to praise Tanlac enough." Tanlac Is sold In Moseburg by V. F. Chapman, said by the leading drncglstg In every town. KKItU'S QV A1.ITV I'Ol l.TRY FFEDS. Are preparefl nniler the direction of Prof. C. S. firewater, formerly of the 1'oultrv Department. Oreaon Ag ricultural College. They will main tain tho health and vitality of vour flttck, hasten the growth of profit able broilers and early laying pul lets and produce more eggs from onr laying flock. For rrowlai rhb-ks np Kerr's Chirh Feed. Chick Develoner Mash nil Developing Scratch Feed. For laving hens use Kerr's Scratch Feed and Fsg Produced. For sale by Vc:burgh Ilros.. Rose burg. Oregon Headquarters for poaltrjmien. Mm After you cat always take. ATOMIC I jroK YpUjLAcirysTOMACi) Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat" d Gauy Feelinc. Stops food souring, repeating, and all stomach miseries. AifttdiBcaMon d pp.tit. Kn. itomach iwtet and trunff. Icrw Vitality and Pp. K ATONIC It til. bwt rnwdy. Tl. of thou mid. or.U: fully Umnhtfd. Only casus cent oriwuadny u. an it. f'.itivly gMaretrsd tu i.l - f or w. will refund nun.?. ti.t tug bkLluUr, YtMIAulM Nuiuan Kullurton, 205 Cass St.. Ho... burg, O.-cson. lt vol' KNOW That Armenia Is the oldest Christ ian nation? That cfntur'ea of cruel persecu tion by the Tuiks has not broken thetr spirit nor destroyed their faith? That twi million Armenians are allvo today because of American generosity? That tho Armenian people do not ask for charity but only for a chant to win back inoir inuusiriui muc pendence? n-i.n. .Ho V... Fact relief commit tee has been granted a charter by ,...ii one of the few ever ..i u..r.'i..A r.r this character That the American lien ross noes not operate in these fields, but has given over i, 000,000 to help In the work ? That the Near East relief main tains orphanages, rescue homes, hos pittils and employment centers? ' That Herbert Hoover says in tin Ne ir East is the most desperate situ vilion In the world"? r...,ii..'.i r.iMmiia s'ivs. "The an nulling tales of massacre and famine appe:il to humanity, ann so i cm ..n.n iitn slrnnf'lv the lllltv or immediate relief. At a time then of crisis, such as this, the sense of Jus lice and compassion of the Ameri .,....!.. iiiiiul h.t nnne.ilef! to There can be no doubt of their re sponse. Pprella forBetlere. Clara Coram Phone, 402-n. 311 W. Wash. tf. l.or.w, r.uti. ii(ioiti:i. onEtiox Acmrn.Ti'H l coi.- I.KGE. Corvallis. April 16. Horn thea Abraham, a well known Itose- liurg girl at O. A. C. was honored by election to the Forum, a college hon orary organization. Members art- chosen from anifiiig the entire stu dent body, mcmberfliip being based on character, hiih scholarship, and pi.rtli inatlon in student activities. Onlv 1 4 were given this distinction and MUs Abraham was among thos chosen. She has been especially prominent In the Y. W. C. A., nnd was ele.'ted president of the organi zation for next year. We fit your feet at Stephens. PROFESSIONAL CARDS IHt. It. I. Illt,;KOIiI Ji I Chiropractors, West Roseburg Phono 40K4. !. CI.AIlt K. AM.FI' Dentist at 331 Perkins Building, Roseburg Oregon. Office Houtb: 9 to 12 a m- 1 to 5 p. m. Phona 66 MI'.S. V. p. OWKX Cut Flowers Potted Plants, Funeral Designs. Wedding llnuquets. Ktc. Ill Cat- Ft. For sale at tho Fern. Phone 2ta. Roseburg. Oregon. Dlt. S. I. Del.AIT Ostoopathb i'hvslclnn and Surgeon. Phones' office 119, residence 454-J. 319 3LM1 Perkins llullding, Roseburg Oregon. DR. M. II. I'l.Yl.KIt Chiropractic I'hys.clan, 222 W. Lane S(. Elec trical treatments. Hours 9 to S Phone 152. Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Phones: Office. 171: lies.. 172. nil. i.iCirrr.v smith, i-iivsicmn Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic llullding. l)K. C. A. SMITH. M. T. Successfully treats ail diseases Consultation Free. Lady attendant. Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. IR. II. W. TITI S, I. M. I)., Dentist. Modern Ktiuipment and Methods. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON. mm ami All Classified Adrcrtl-u-mcnts tin ertcd new today will be fonnd on last pae under ".Sew Today" head. WASTl.n. WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's . restaurant. WANTED Young lady. Reception r.vni w.rk. Clark's Studio. WANTED First dam. trincn cow. J. C. Hose, Phone 3 4F2. WANTED Wnllress nl the Vmpqiia Hotel. Apply at once. WANTED A chambermaid at the I'mpuua Hotel. Apply ai once. WANTED Girl for general house work in small family. Address A. M.. care News-Review office. Phone 3S-L. WANTED Man with family wants! steady ranch work. Will mnke 1 contract hy the year. Rest of ret- ; erence furnished from former em-' plnyer. For particulars call at' liS Cass street or phone 219. WANTED Man to slash brush. Pbons S4FH. Leslie Hatfield, WANTED Woman to do confec tionery work. Apply at Foutch's. WANTED Steady man for ranch work. Uood place, rnone z-t i. WANTED Lady roomer. 84 Mil ler St. Phone 193-K. WANTED Waitress at Foutch's restaurant, corner Caas and bburl duu. WANTED Girl for general house work. Addreaa Joe Harvey. City. Tel. 9-F4. WANTED Plain dressmaking, reas onable prices. Mrs. G. W. Phil lips, 926 So. Jackson. , WANTED Nicely furnished house In good residence district. AO dretia A. C, care News .Review. WANTED Woman to do washing: also a woman to help in general housework. Phone 404. WANTED Place In private family by single man to room and board. Addreaa "P. W.," News-Review. TRUCK DRIVER and helper wantt employment, commlsstou or sal ary. Not afraid of work. Phone 180-J. WANTED To rent a small tract with good house and modern equipment for chicken raising I'll oiio 435-J. WANTED A No. 1 logplng camp cook. Must be well recommended and able to handle 7a men. In quire News-Review for- Informa tlon. FOh It EXT FOR RENT 2 housokeeplng'roomB 646 So. Pino St. FOR RENT Surety deposit hoxet Roseburg National Bunk FOR RENT 1 1-2 acres river bot tom soil, close to town. Phone 278-L. ' HOUSEKEEPING RtXJMS Also Bin gle rooms at reasonable prices Roseburg Apartments, oor Mali and Douglas. FOR RENT Furnished rooms foi liplit housekeeping. No children 814 Winchester. Phone 170-Y MISCKIXANEOL's. DRESSMAKING Stylishly done; tailoring. 749 So. Main. Phone 429-Y. GENERAL TRANSFER Haullnf and country trips a specialty Troxell & Co. Phone 251. FOUND An envelope containing kodak pictures and films. Owner please call at News-Review office LOST A bunch of keys. Finder please leave at NewB-Revlew of fice. Reward. SAFETY FIRST Secui a safet deposit box for your valuable pa pers at the Roseburg National Rank. tf LOST On Deer Creek road, pnlr of silver mounted spurs. Finder please return to Lynn Creason, Reward. EGGS FOR HATCHING Brown Leghorn, good layers; 15 for 81.50. D. S. Houser, phone to 302-L. tf LOST Sunday morning, a half grown Persian kitten. Finder please return to I. M. Tuthill, 3 miles west of Sutherlin, Coles Val ley road. MONEY TO LOAN 20-year roral credit farm loans, low Interes' rate. $110,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. See M. F. Rice of Rice Rice tf USED CARS O. K. Oarage has a large number of different makes. Prices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satisfac tion. Geo. Shanks & Son. LOST On Friday morning. April 9, between Caldera store and Shndy Point, one surrey curtain for left side. Finder please leave at News Review office or Brockway Btore. Herman Schulze, Drockway. FOR SALE. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News- nrvitjw oilice. FOR ALE Medium sized safe. See ltatFoutch.es. FOR SALE Detroit gas range. Phone 192-W. 407 Ella St. FOR SALE Baled Lay. TO. P. Ramp til. l, i nine east of town. 270-R. FOR SALE Barn In Nachter'a grove, to be moved. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE Good 1914 model Ford touring car. W. R. Warner, at the Cafeteria. FOR SALE Practically new Wade draesaw, with clutch and pulley, at bargain. Parslow ft Bell. Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest nftrket price In cash. Highest market price .paid for your cream, no delays. Bring In Your Product Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson SL PHONE 27 -..., - -lucii wagon in gouj hape. Vhoue 32-F1S. Q COW Fnn sai v n illker. Lone Oak ranch iifHZ way, Fred Schmidt. FOR SALE 50 Angora goats; al inir niltlvatn -i ' .uiiiiftiw, almost Phone 34-F2. J. C. Hoyse. nttw. OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE nv TRUCK. Ot.i. t ..i.,. B B Pricereaaonabie. Phone 2 1 fJ' FOR SALE Span o work mare, or either or boll. I',,, able. K. A. Heicner D.Tirrl n. F0.R SALE. BARGAIN-1 room mo. . neeptng. porC, garage, close la. phone owner," X1AL, BODY WOOD Slabwood mill ends, cement, lime, pu,Vei' storage, transfer. H. J ij!"" Phone 128. ' "" FOR SALE Black Jersey con. Am - Tell at aacri flee. Phono 418-J, or call at si Commercial. i''OR SALE Eggs for hatching (roni pure bred O. A. C. Barred Rock, 81. 2j per 15. Address Elmw Swan, Looking Glass, Ore. FOR SALE Chevrolet touring car In good mechanical comlitlou have two cars, can't ubb ti, both. Ed Bryant, Phone 9-F25 FOR SALE 75 tier of hard wood also gas saw and buzz saw, iu first clnss condition. Phone II-F25 Jualmar Hanson, Melrose. WHITE LEGHORN hatching Tancred and O. A. C. Etrain. $1 so for 15 eggs. 18 per 100. Mrs. c G. Shcppard, Dlxonvllle, Ore. FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land, half mile to town; good 5-room houst barn, chicken bouse. Eaay terau' Box 13. ltt. 1. Roseburg, Ore. ' FOR SALE Large county masj, shows all R. R. and government lands open to entry, price $3.1)0. F. C. Fronr, county surveyor! Roseburg, Oregon. TOR SALE Italian prune trees for fall delivery. 6 to a ieet, i,uc; 4 to 6 ft., 40c; 3 to 4 ft., 25c; 2 to J ft. 15c. R. L. Ellis, 2 miles west of Roseburg. FOR SALE Sawmill complete, with donkey eiigino, capacity of mill I thousand feet. Plenty of timber. Address S. M., care News-lievlew. 120 ACRES or timber land for sale by owner, located west of Drslo. Price 75c per M. C. O. Andersou, Box 4C3 Ballard Sta., Seattle, Wo. ?OR SALE Mnpleleaf Confection ery. Bargain If taken before April 1st. Owner desirous of taking trip only reason for Belling. Good lo catton, good business. FOR SALE 7 acres near Winston; 4 acres 4-year-old prunes; 3 acrei grain; 5-room plastered boose. Dandy g ood buy, $1500 cash. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE 606 acres of timber for sale; few rods from highway and near siding at Riddle. Must be sold at once. Good team lodging proposition. Address Harry L Grnbe, Cottage Crove, Ore. HEIN LINE -MOORE CONSERVATORY 1 1 sic ail Physiol Education Managed by Accredited Teachers Only The Slsleil mnnii. hlglilr efficient teachers an.1 this Schnel complice ItlO percent with the State law. Kohlhagen Bldg. Phone 390 Township Maps, Showing 0. & C. Grant Lands subject to entry April 12th. $1.50 per township. Douglas Abstract Co. Watch Our NEW PLANT GROW! Roseburg Dairy and Sod? orb Some Land Bargains I have quite a few nice homes tt sell In Roseburg. several country homes In Edcnboww. some of them well Ir. .proved lr up to date, ranging from 15 acrea; small and large f on Cow Creek, above Clends'' ranging from 40 acres to Come and see the PPerlr.k. the land suits we will try to the price right. .Ifao.v Write or call on H. J. Roseburg. Oregon.