Roseburg news-review., May 29, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

HORFfU'nO NRU'ft-nEVIKW, ATFROAT, MA M, I9C0.
paur mm
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
AWARDS OX HEKKIES.
Luther J. Chapln. of Salem, field
tmmiT for the Klng Products Co.,
ZS. , judged the itrawberry exhibit.
h award! being aa follows:
nest one-hair ciaio Jira. i.
seiner. Cleveland, first prize. $10;
Mrs O H- Bryant. Koseburg. 2nd
Mrs. Anna Berks, Roso-
burg.' third priie. 4. - .
nMt single box Weldon Brad
ford Roseburg. first prize. 3; C. K.
True'blood, Roseburg, 2nd prize, 2.
Garlord Hradford. Koseburg, third
priie, 60 cents.
Best single berry J. W. Parker
Roseburg, first prize, f 1. '
Most artistic shortcake Mrs. W
8. McUlhlnny, Roseburg, first prize!
Best shortcake Mrs. D. R. Bry-
out, jwuuuurg. nrst prtzo, sc.
A box of luscious Btiawboi rl"s lh.
Rife of Mr. C. E. Munson, of We.it
ItOSoblir. were nn H.cl.u l .1.1..
office this afternoon. The fruit at-
iracieo. much attention from the
throngs who passed the Xows-Hovleu
office during the parnde.
A: 12 XPERT SHOE MAKKIl
not a mere cobbler mendi yout
siioes when they coma to us. We
restore shoes Instead of repairing
them. To strengthen the weak
nesses without care In preserving the
style of the shoe is an old-fashioned
clumsy work. Let us show you what
we do by our modern methods and
factory machinery.
Shoes called for and delivered. )
cents extra. Phone 131.
W. S. HOWARD
Gt-Mxlrear Shot lUpalrvr.
US N. Jtufcson St. RoMnun
A SLIGHTLY USED
V2 TON TRUCK
All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS
"She Has Such a Sweet j
Mouth"
Not Only Looks Swett, But Is Sweet,
Because She Uses
KLENZO TOOTH PASTE I
AND YOU? i
Nathan
Fullerton
The Store
Perkins
Buildir.g
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How About That Lawn,
Does It Need Mowing?
Remember we have a few mowers left over
from last season, on which price has not been
lifted. Then asrain to save it, you will have
to become one "Julius Pluvius", and will need
hose and sprinklers. We have been selling: a
quantity but still have some left Get one of
those eipht-foot sprinklers and duplicate a
rain shower. "I Under good Pressure it will
cover a space 20 feet wide, or can be reduced
to as narrow a strip as you wish.
Churchill Hardware Co.
WIS
ORGANIZE
Or
several Roseburgites Have
Joined and Are Wearing
the Camel Buttons.
AGAINST PROHIBITION
luiiKtttti of tho Club i Outlined lit a
Ttjlefcm.u L Sot tx XUy
.Va..i Their IUh)U.
I! your threat in dry aud paiclitu
ihoot) Uan ami uu liuvo viuus ol a
-Liiouiicr ol bu aui bctir croaaiujc iho
uar uuu fauiut; a.vu uuu uo ui:
iaucv, una iiicu you hapuou to buuip
iUtj aouiuouo wiaiuitf ou uib com u
uuuou bturiuf Uio picture o a
camel, you cuu rt-st iujurul that the
oiiaiijiuan v.nh ttio button la a tot
tow partuer iu ii Litre and lb u char
ter uicu.uir ot (no orucr ot Chimois,
aa orgumxaiioa opyoscti to pioinbi
aon. The Order of Camels baa
reached Kobe-burg, aud some of the
uienibera have not yet summoned
enough courage 10 wear the oilicial
msiguia in pluin siKht but have care
fully concealed it beueuth their coat
lapela. 'ihey will, however, undoubt
edly wear the button in the upui. juut
aa soun aa tho local memberbiiin in
ere:ises In volume.
Thia la a new organization v.hlch
was started in the eaat and there are
at least -several of the members In
iloseburg. They are first, last, and
all the time against prohibition. To 3
head man is known as the '"SheiU,"
and that office is held by L. Waliuco
llopkiua, of New York.
The ruriKtses.
Mr. W'allace is quoted in a press
telegram telling of tho purpose of
.he order as follows:
"in a coy corner of the City club
Sheik Wallace said tho new organi
zation, born in Milwaukee, Jauuary
16, 1120, the tiuy the prohibition
amendment became effective, was a
fraternal ordiT with a purpose. It is
against the prohibition of light wiuev
and beers, tobacco, harmless Sunday
aovies and bus. bull. It Is against
Bolshevism and stands ready to back
up Americanism of the old-fasufmi'Hi
sort. It will act as a body In politics
'inly when the rights of Americans
are endangered.. It urges tho repeal
of the 18th amendment and aims to
uphold personal liberty.
"We have 56,000 members In
Milwaukee, and 2u00 joined in Chi
cago tho first dpy.
Not Heliiotis Order.
"There is no religion end to the
movement; any American citizen can
become a member who believes 111
personal liberty; lis books are al
ways open and the ritual is the only
secret thing about It. It is a temper
ance organizaion and accepts no fa
vors from liquor interests or any one
rlsa.
"We turned down an offer of a
?50,000 club house In the east when
he linuor Interests offered it. The
camel was incorporated in the namrt
nnd insignia of tho ordr because of
'he ability of the animal to withstand
a long drought and a long desert to
be crossed before we reach the final
oasis."
Eugene Gets a
Raise in Rates
EUGENE, Ore., May 26. Hlfcher
vator and olcctrie lli;ht rates for Eu-L.-ene'
beslnnlnj June 1 have been
-.r.nonr.ccd by .tho Eucne water
Soard. It is no longer possible to
-nst!on a slight revision, says th
board, if an adequate depreciation
reserve fund fs to be provided.
Tnder the new rate the minimum
har)?e will be advanced approximate
'v 20 per cent for all classes In both
departments No other chancre in
rate is coi'.templalod for elertrlc ser
vice, but for water, above the mini
mum charge, the primary rate will
ie 12 ccnu per 100 cubic feet a
month instead of 10 cents.
IIOMIX'OMINM CIIItKMOXIAU
AM roa'ts lead to Ashland on Sat
urday, June 5. that belnn the dale
of the "homecomlnK" ceremonial to
ho stared in 'ha' city by Hlllah Tem
ple of the Mystic Shrine. Formal
announcements have been mailed to
all the mmhershlp, and tills notifi
cation Is merely supplementary in
the public way as a reminder. A
Tlsit to Ashland, esprclr.lly In the
way of a motor tour at this particu
lar seasi n of the yeer, will prove to
be a mo't eijnyable ou'ln. De-
liebtful senTV rltrht on tho thrrsh-
h'.lrt of th Oranlie City town, an l
I camelnff privileirt s unF'irpassr d. Hll
leh Temple fthrlner clubs are plan
' nlre to stteti'-d in a body and "nrtlcl
I nnte. over fifty beeina booked from
I Klama'h Fa'l orzn"irn'lon. Krnm
1 bland 'be parting of the wers will
1 load to the Imperial Council'! ses
sions at Portland latr on, Juno n
24. Hi'lah Tempi" has contributed
i five hundrrd dollars to the enter
inn'"nt f"Md of Al Kader Tepiple.
I Portland, and the r' nresentatien
from Us organisation will be large
, from various sections of the sate.
n. pMtv potpntaies for Hlliah have
', be'n appointed for veral counli'S.
including George S. Calhoun, of
O rants Tau. for JoaepUUte; K. D.
Williams, of Roseburg, for Douglas;
Worth Hurvy, of Cottago Orove. for
Law. Jxction P. Kimball, of Klam
ath Falls, for Klamath and Lak-j
coiiutles, who can supply petition!
and aftofd gvncral tnforuatlon rela
tive to thli approaching ceremonial.
AIIK MAKING IMPHOVEMEXTO. .
The Douglaa County Light and
Water company are this week mak
ing several Improvements at the
power plant at Winchester, according
to the manager, Mr. Jennings. The
holler letting! are being changed by
lowering the grate bars about 16 In
ches which give! additional depth
'ti the firebox. The depth when the
change Is completed will be about 48
inches Instead of 24 Inches as previ
ously. They are also making the
.'.ratis six feet as they were former
ly and the shape of thj firebox is
being changed to a V-shape Instead
of square. This waa fouud neces
sary as the old fireboxes were built
lor burning coal and as they now
stand they will give more space and
will be better adapted for burning
slab fuel. It will take about three
weeks to complete tho changes.
Former Residents
to Hold Reunion
Closed Monday,
Next Week
H, Liebes & Cos
A Store
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Million .Dollar
1 . r or Sale
Decoration Day fck
lar
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The ninth annual reunion and pic
nic of natives and former residents
of Douttlaa county as well as those
now sojourning in the vicinity of
Portland, will be held at the com
munity center. Peninsula park. Bun-
day, July 4th. This was decided at a
meeting of the Douglas County asso
ciation officers and executive com
mittee In the office of the secretary,
Loti L. Parker, In the Washington
building.
The day"! program will begin with
a business meeting of the association
at 1 1 a. m., followed by basket
luncheon from 12 to 2 p. m. Detwoen
2 p. m. aud 3:30 p. in. there will bo
speeches, music and reminiscences of
Douglas county and Its people.
Among tho 1000 or more members
of the association are the president
ileoergo C. Johnson: George M
Brown, attorney general of Oregon;
Justice Henry I,, llensan, Judce Wil
liam Colvlg, Hon. Binger Hermann,
Ooorge H. Himes, secretary of the
Oregon Historical society, and many
others high In the affairs of the stato
and nation. This reunion Immediate
ly follows the annual meet of tho
Indian War veterans and the Pio
neers association, held between July
1st and 4tli.
Association officers nrpe all for
mer residents of Douglas county to
bring their lunches and spend the
day with Douglas county people.
IfKl'TSKS TO OI1EY SCOITS.
Trfhn Blaylock was today fined
H2.50 for falluro to ohev tho bov
fcouts after they had ordered him off
the street with his car preceding the
ichool children's parnde. The boys
stated that he was riven warning to
Keep oir ana refused to do so.
MiiruccrrR c P IIS
SUNDAY AT THE ClirUCUKS.
The First llnptlot Chiirrli, Hose
nnd Lane streets, J. II. Dickson, pas
tor. Bible sc hool at 9:45. O. P. Co-
show, superintendent. Morning wor
ship at 11 a. m. Special music by
the choir. Subject of the sermon.
"Tho Powerless Disciples and the
Mighty Christ." II. Y. P. U. will
meet at 7 p. m.: all the young people
of the parish are invited to this meet
ing. Evening worship at S p. m.,
with preaching by the pastor. Ser
vice at Clli'e at 3 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Christian tliiirch. Pine and Wood
ward streets, C. H. Hilton, minister
Regular servl -en Sunday morning
and evening. The v.JOr v.-ill preach.
.Morning subject, "loyalty to Christ."
Evening theni- "The Two Builders."
I.nthusiastie singing. Bible school
at 9:4"t. The workers have been
much encouraged this year at the
development of the Bible school and
the maintaining of lis interest. Y.
P. S. C. E. at 7 o'clock. This will
be a missionary news and story tell
ing meeting. A paper will be pul
lished by the society leader on Sun
day evening, giving many Interest
ing thing". Do not miss this. The
public always Invited.
. .
Tho IVebyterliin Oiurrh, Jack
son and I,;mo streets, E. W. Warring
ton, minister. Como to church ser
vices. Learn of Jesus how to live
tho real life. St: 45 a. m.. Bible
study. A rlnfs for young and old.
11 a. m. and p. r... morning and
evening worship. We sing and preach
that "liie lionet Is the. power of God
unto Salvation to everyone that be
lievelh." 7 p. m.. Miss Lucll Lenox
will lead the endeavot service. Sub
led, "Being a Good Comrade." Ito
fferve an hour on Wednosday even
ing for the pruyer service.
...
MofliMlit Church, South, James
Condor, oaslor Sunday S'hool.
9:45 a. m., W. L. Cobb, superintend
cut. I'r'aihing. 11 a. m. by the
pastor. J'inior I ensue. 2:30 p. m..
b. J. Hand, superintendent. Senior
League, 7 p. m. Preaching at 8 p
m. bv the pa-tor. There Is more In
life than lip! llvlr: for self. Go to
rhufh next Sunday some church.
Take a friond with you. You will
find a ?orlial wolronie at any of the
churches In the l!y.
SOlflBVOPWOtSTSDth'WteE
t rt r Ttn-i ufter several
I , it,.-,i foMott-ln IhA doa'h
I if f'T Infant daughter. Is greatly
Improved In tiltn anu wtsnes io
'thark her mnnv friends for their
, sympathy "d klndn-ss ipd for th
many floweri sent her. She li still
' very IU, although out of danger.
The entire made up stocks of our Portland, San Francisco
Los Angeles, Pasadena and Santa Barbara stores will be
placed on sale Monday simultaneously at
25 to 50
Reductions from our regular low marked prices.
It will pay you to make a epecial trip to
Portland to buy your next winter's furs
while the savings are so great.
Don't miss
this wonderful opportunity
PORTLAND
sieved &
CSTABUSHO), FURS
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OREGON
149-151
BROADWAY
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Name of Park and
Bridge to Change
Hereafter the old Alexander Park
will be known as Umpqua Park and .
tho bridge as the Park bridge. This
(teclsion waa received yesterday by i
residents of Pmpqua addition and S. t
D. Evans, the owner of a large ;
amount of property In that vicinity. ;
Mr. Evans states that he Is propar-:
Ing to turn over deeds to the park
rroperty to the city and that tho
deeds will bo made as transferring
t'mpqua Park. The construction of i
tho Park bridge will probably bo
started as soon as tho plans and I
specifications are complete as the
water Is almost low enough to permit
work on the central pier to start.
Poultrymen get your kale plant!
from Earl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton.
50o per 100.
Poultry and Eggs
WANTED
We pay highest market price
In raah. Hlgiieet market price
P?M for your cream, no delays.
Bring In Your Products
Roseburg Produce Co.
501 N. Jackson St.
PHONE 279
CITY NEWS 0
Fence Fence Fence
W wash and polish cars at Ver-
leu i garage.
Oreen'a tire shop does retreading.
Snrelia Corseurre. Clara Comm.
Phono, 402-R. Ill W. Wash. tf.
We nay the highest price for Cas-
cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store.
There will be no deliveries on Mon
lay. May 31, being Decoration day.
Roseburg General Delivery.
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KINDrt
J. II. SINN1GER
Mil OAK KTKKKT rHONS 4M
Auto Owners!
We would b nloaaed to tea
loor
Batteries Free
at any time and (live yon expert
advice on the care of 1 bitter ftp.
When purrhiwiiiig new batter
Ira get our price Wa emm safe
yoa money. v
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
441 N. Jnckmin Ht. Boaebwa
Page woven Bteel' coil spruig wire
fence, hup eiida, no trouble to splice.
Just received car load and huva In
ttnek the 8 bar 2H In., 8 In. stay. 10
bar 28 In 8 In. stay for hogs; also 7
bar 36: 9 bar 30 In.; 10 bur 40 In.;
9 bar 42 In.: 13 bar 4 7 in. stock
fences, and 20 bar 48 In poultry and
rabbit fenco. floft wire fence 7 bar
!fl In. at 33c; 9 bar 39 In. at 42c.
tAleo severul kinds of poul'ry fence,
I 12 to 72 Inches high. Ilnrh wire.
brace wire aud staple!. White for
price!.
F. W. McKechnie. of Chlco, Call
fornia. Is visiting with his brother-
n-lsw, Dave Shambrook. i
Old Koldlera Ixjavo
Mrs. J. T. Bratton, of this city.
lenvos today for Portland, where she
will Join her sister and go to Toledo,
Oregon, for decoration day.
Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for
fertiliser, sulphur for plant dusting.
lime In Tlbls., arenar ef lead, black
Ipaf forty, rjmpqaa Valley Fruit
t nlon.
HEINLINE-MOOFE
MUSIC AND UHYSICAL EDUCATION
Accredited TeacJxr! Only
Ttie Ktiito detnnnds highly rfflt leal
te.-M-lirra and tlili SctocJ rmplle
l(K) prr oevit with the Starr hiw.
Kohlhiiircu IlldK. Itmne MM
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Builds Anything. First
class woi k. Let me figure
with you. Dox 304. Refi
dtnee 305 Douglas St.
Kuacbunc Oregon.
S TEARNS & CHENOWFTII
Oaklund and Yoncnlla
A New Flour
with an old nnmo
"Pride of Doulls"
40X HAKD VVIIKAT
giving the flour the sweetness,
aroma and nut-like flavor ot
the wheat.
Try this Home Pr luct.
C E
Our wagons are now ready to
deliver Ice anywhere npon
phone call, and will be running
on regular routes In a few
days. Ice will be
Strictly Cash
this year, or the coupon sys
tem, which are the beat for
everybody. Hooks are now on
F.ile at 15, $10 and $20 each,
rhoiio j-our order for book now
end avoid the rush later, when
we uro very busy. The price la
ono cent per pound.
Roseburg Ice Co.
C. B. CANNON, Mgr.
We Buy at
BERGER'S
BARCAIN STORE
Hh'ea. Mntmlr, llnw,
lubber. Old Metals.
'Papers and llonea.
A Good Line nf Recnnd Hand
nothing Tor- Bale.
i iasa mu r mi on.
R0SIEURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSiiFIELD
AUTO 5 TACK.
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leaves H) nl. I vlst, dsllr 11 11.
Connections at Myrtle Paint
to and from Marsh field. Co
qnllle, Flsndon and Powers.
Far S 43, Including war tax.
Peservatlons at main office,
40." Cnas fit., near depot. Pnona
SQ3. or Vnpqna and urand ho
le! n. Kapp'a store.
TAYLOR & CLINTON
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