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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1920)
iwiwinw ifBV-Hnvray, runny, ma ii, FA AH THBM WEST LEADS IN A Knockout H WidespreadMovementAgainst Forest Fires Starts With Forest Protection Week. PROCLAMATION ISSUED ROLLED OATS JRESTPROTECTION orders shiploads of ohenlcals, great quantities of wool, lumber, print pa per, flour, caoMnery, garments and canned goods from Oregon, For Oregon produots are so good their taBA- extends to the far-away Orient, Aseooiatod Industries of Oregon c OHITIAIIV. rneit J- Thompson was born at old home place, four miles south foncalla, October 30. 1888. and May 16. 1?U. at luo uuuie wt .a Mrs. R. U. Williams, where Ui been lovingly cared for the loree months, aged 31 years, 6 thiand 15 days. . u the third son of Mary A. npaon and the late George W. npaon, wno were for many years ninent nd esteemed residents ill community. .Mr. Thompson Hud here the greater part of life and was wi excellent young ot food haDiis ana exemplary ferter. wltn tils generous ana i-hearted nature he won tho j dihlp of a larse circle of friends will deeply regret to learn oi heath. He was married Dcccm- 1, 1912, to Miss Ruth E. w 11 , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. nillama, of Yoncalla, and was a ig and devoted husband and Sr. He la aurvivea oy a sorrow- tife, who ministered with great Ion to him during his long ill- daughter, mother, three lers and five sisters: ri. Ruth E. Thompson, Olive R. biwon, aged an years; Mrs. Mary Siompson, Robert R. Thompson, rick A. Thompson, Mrs. Kffle ward, of Yoncalla, Ore.; Mrs. is M. Yambdon and Elmer E. Iison, of Elkbead, Oregon, Ore.; Vina L. Walker, of Dlxonville, Mrs. Daisy A. Whitman, of n. Or.; Mrs. Bertha N. McCord. Miaul, Or. jnerai aerricea were held in the alia cemetery Monday, May 17, Dodge touring car for sale cheap. Five good tires. Ad- dress P. O. Box 963. 4 at 2 o'clock p. m. Rev. A. A. Hutch inson, of Oaklund. officiated. Many Deaunrui riorai offerings were given by relatives and friends, both pres ent and absent, and deepest synir patny is extended by all. B. Yoncalla, May 19, 1920. C. O. Thomas, of the Studcbaker Overland garaKe, yesterday received a carload of Overland cars and un loaded them that morning. Orders for several of the cars were taken some time ago, the shipment having been delayed. i, i -T 3 i' P ?.: After you eat always take ATONIC Instantly relieves Haartbnrn. Bl. d Gaiay Feeling. Stops food souring, repeating, and all stomach miseries. Aid a direction and puelf. Keep ttomaeh weet and trotur. IncntM Vitality and Pap. E ATONIC It tha bast wmdy. Tena of tbott- amnda wondertoliy baoafltcd. unfyeoataaoaat or two a day to dm it. Poaitlraly guarantaad to please or wa will refund nmamj. Gat big box toUj, You wiliaoa. Natban Fullerton, 205 Cass St Rospbti rg. Omtron. 3ROWN AND OX-BLOOD 3HOE PySMES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Abo PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tn and White Shoes ' F. D ALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD, BUFFALO. N. T. IT PAYS t consider 'Wety first". Fire Loss is a dead m. Be prepared with an extinguisher, for n OUIlCe of nrewntinn la wnrtri B rMinnrl of ( r-- ' ,w ........ r WrV and in this age of H. C. L. is worth a ton " ure. a We have The Standard extinguisher wr both home and car use. This is a powder form and exceedingly effective. Cost but $1.50 for home size and- $2.00 for car size. I Also have the Johns-Manville liquid gun similar to Pyrene. Tt ia oaytn.'i,. tinKn DUt iS Worth frit, mnnn.. A t.nlii! nf r.nmn aows you to put a stream of "fire killer" where ev you wish. J Did you know that carrying of these in your car would reduce the cost of insurance? Churchill Hardware Co. 8 I CARR'S Removal SALE Ever Move? Quite a job? Well, we are yelling for HELP and doing it by naming prices that will move part of our goods before we move. LOOK HERE Palmolive 9c Every card of fancy Buttons in our stock 9c Fly Swatters 9c 10 Quart Enameled . Dish Pan 59c Matches, large box .: 5c Brooms 49c Star cut glasses, set 89c Scrim 19c,33c,43c Cut Glass Vases 29c Summer Hats, all kinds. 14 qt. enameled dish pan ..79c Mercerized Half socks .39c Imitation Pearl Necklace 19c Womens collars, val. to a dollar. 49c Mens leather belts 39c Handkerchiefs 6c Candy Kisses, lb.... 25c Toilet paper 5c Fancy Enameled Tumblers, set 57c Vests, all styles, some 15c However, come and see the goods. A Variety Store Active Support' of Clmrrbta,' Con. nxrciai Associations, Rotary Club, ShooU and Fraternal Otipinliattnm tilven. WASHINGTON, May 20 A cam paign to arouse public aeutlnient for the better protection of foreata against fire that prcmlaei to become nation-wide baa been atarted In the west and la rapidly gaining head way, it la announced by the forest service, of the United State depart ment of agriculture. Tha governor of a number of western slates have issued proclamations designating May 23-29 ar "forest protection week," and urging ail citizens that they unite their best effort to pre- I vent and suppress forest fires. In addition the movement has the act ' Ive support of churches, commercial I cssoclations, - rotary clubs, schools. I frntcrnnl societies, and a number of other organizations. The object of forest protection week is to bring forcibly home to the public the need of care to prevent fires from start ing, and of energetic efforts to put out forest fires quickly, It they do start. The new movement 1 unprece dented In this country and will be of much Importance in safeguarding the nation's forest and spreading the demand for their better protection, officials of the forest service stale. The west, they say, is now generally alive to the Importance of keeping fire out of the woods. This Is partly because of the great value of the present stand of timber, but It Is also because of growing recognition of the Importanco of permanent forests and stable Industries. A large proportion of the fires which have In -recent years caused the loss of hundreds of millions of feet of timber In the west are man caused and preventable. This fact j ha stimulated a determination to cu down the number of fires. In ag- I gressive action the west baa, on the whole, decidedly taken the lead over he east where. In many states, It is Kaid little effort Is made to protect the forests against fire. Proclamations calimg for public observance of a webk have been or will be issued by the governors of Colorado, California. Idaho, Oregon Utah, Montana, Wyoming, South Da kota and Washington. In New Mel ico the governor proclaimed Arbor day as fire protection day. The movement is backed by strong pub lic sentiment In practically all of the Rocky mountain and far- western states. Tacoma Makes Big Gain In Population WASHINGTON, May 20. The census bureau finds that Tacoma, Washington, has a population of 96,- 65. This elves the city an Increase of 13.222 over the population of 10 years ago. Fence Fence Fence Page woven steel eoll spring wire fence, loop ends, do trouble to splice. Just received ear load and have In stock the 8 bar it In., I ia. stay, 10 bar 28 tn 8 In. stay for kog; also 7 bar 36: I bar S In.; 10 bar 40 la. 9 bar 42 In.; 13 bar 47 in. stock fences, and 20 bar 41 In poultry and rabbit fence. Soft wire fane T bar 26 In. at 33c; 9 bar 39 In. at 4 Jo. Also several kinds of poultry fence, 12 to 72 Inches high. Barb wire, brace wire and staple. White foi prices. wmm EeciricsJlf toasted TO SATISFY THE PALATE AND SPARE THE PURSE New meat substitutes are made with Rolled Oats; combining Rolled ' Oats in unusual ways-with ordinary ingredients. These fine, big, Western-grown oats, electrically toasted to a delicate, nut -flavored brown, give a new interest to the econom ical meat substitutes so useful for luncheon and supper. Rolled Oats, with their high protein content, add needed ' food value to the dish, making a bet- terDaiancea meat .SUDSntUte. Cheese Luncheon Loaf Seventy-seven new ways to use Rolled Oats and Pancake Flour are Piven in Rolled Oats and ancake Flour Cook Book by Isa belle Clark Swezy. A postal card request will bring you a free copy. Address our home office, West Waterway, Harbor Island, Seattle. UbU- t rupa cooked PISHBK'S ROLLED OATS. 1 cup soft breadcrumbs. 1 cud k rated cheat. 1 minced onion (about 1 Doonfut). 1 canned pimento (or omit). ta cup milk. 1 teaspoon fill anlt. teuapounful pepper. Dath ot caynne. Mix. turn Into greased caanernla or puddinK dish and baka In moderata oven aliout one hour. Keep covered during rirat of baking, then uncover to brown. FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY SEATTLE TACOMA )) ' fa VJH: PORTLAND BELLINGHAM MT. VERNON A New Flour - with nn old nam "Pride of Douglas" 40 HARD WHEAT glrlng the flour th swsstness, aroma and nut-Ilk flaror of U wbaat Trj this Bom Product. STEARNS & CHENOWETH Oakland and Yoncalla MEN WANTED Auto Owners! W would b- Pleased to tost four Batteries Free at any tfane and giro 70a exprt adTtoo oa tho care of BaQcrtr. mb prnmaamav. new oamr. oor price, w oaa ori MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 Jt. Jackaaa M. Roaebarg. 10TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES FOR Miss VOTES VOTES IcEach Contest Closes Sat, May 22. IcEach ; In the plant and rock quarry of the Beaver Fortland Le ment Co., Gold Hill, Ore. Live in Town with good board and room at $40 per month. Highest wages paid. Transportation refunded to steady men. Address: I BeaverPortlandCementCOj Gold Hill, Ortgoi I R0SEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFJELD . AVTO ITAGI law .!. anlr si t so a. u. LrMrurusi, s.iiru . M. CanaMfJon at aljrrtl Point to ao from If arab field. Co- .ulll, Bandon and Power. Far f 41. lneludlns war tai. Reservation at main office. 4Sd Cass Rt., near depot. Phone fdl, or Umpqua and Grand ho tels, Rapp's store. TAYLOR & CLINTON Our Family Laundry Service what rr A half that will simplify jour particular washdsy problems -. smsk Is oar taailljr laundry service. Our driver calls for your faa- By baadla at a definite tltno each week, and we'll do your wash- lag la ear caatomary considerate and sanitary manner. i R0SEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY i 0M awaeaaaM. WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co.
