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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1920)
& TY NEWS 0 ilnttlng Hero John J. Lauo, of Portlund. sale, .nunaeer lor the Tru-Blu Biscuit Co.. "I fvi'tiur.d. spent (Le day in this utuudinj tj business mailers. Visiting Son 0. 8. Hill, of Albany, president of .be Ciobo 'ibuuitr u., arrived Itu. aiorning 10 take in the caruivul anu .0 vm.t with his son Clarence. He -ipclu 10 ix'inuiu until Aionduy. lUllliic I lore ?:r. and Mrs. C. Ivan Anderson JDd baby daughter, of Kugene, arc ;ues;s in this city, of Mr. and Mrs. V'oodley Stephenson. Mrs. Andor n formerly Miss Vera Smith ind resided in lloscuurg. Incomparably Beautiful Mechanically Correct H. MERTEN Distributor far Southern Oregon ROSEBURC, OREGON. Photos nf VI: Charles Clark, the local photogra her, this morning took picture of 'he prize winning window dltplay f Oregon made products. These photos will be forwarded to I tit Tiiuis whose gcods were on display. AI!l!K-iTi:i) IX CAIHHXKB. ! vicinity of Oakrldgo and it Is alleged I that the offense was commitud two CUlre S:ne of Gardiner was nr- years or more ago. Stone is now .sled 'at ihat place Thursday tv ' married. He wa taken before thi Skcrilf Stickles of I'a,,B county' J'.itico of, peace and bound over it. iarged with tlie 'me o( "being a! tl o sum of fr.OO. kibtr of a child out of wedloc k" j d ws hn.ui.lit to K"gen" ei'o'-: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Butler of Elk tar afternoon for trial. Stone Is Ion, arrived on the stage yesterday "used by a girl now living in the t., mjoy the carnival today. I Hev Hnve Xoel Feature Roseburg may follow out the Ides of 'Irants Pass ac to Its observance of Memorial day on Monday. At nooi v ihn ll of the cilv will be tolled in honor of those who gave liv mat ihe republic r.i ght survive the wars through whlc-i i' " 'na -M-n reoi.entcd in case the bells are tollpd t rans of the wars bare tbelr heads ami s'jiihI r"vcr'"Tiiv a'. aitcutu.. while the bells are rung. r ' ' J J VS A ' h e . " r t , It ' ' -" i . -o ' w I'n-iV-ol Willi I ll-i l"nn II. I-. Percy, fnrmorlv manager of 'h Antlers and Majestic thentora In this city. Is at present emp'oyrd ns traveling rcpresentn'ive of the i. lov ing p'clure diniribiitlne flrri of Robinson and Cole, with headquar ters In San Francisco. Mr. Percy viaiied in Medford this week an 1 np.(!e arrnnmnnts to hp.ve his fani i'y riov.? nt once to Alnnieda, ncrosi 'lie ha from San Francisco, wbr-r? they will reside. I'lcnie l Ivnloyed Mary and George Kvans of Rulher tin -vera pleasantly surprised re cently when Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mil er, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Evnns. Mrs. L. P. Rnpp and family and Grnndma Crouch of Oakl.m 1 visited their home unexpectedly bringing a picnic dinner consisting of bnked salmon and other delicious viands. A very enjoyable day was spent and all had a fine time. Arrive For Visit Mrs. Jf. Hoskins, of Austin, Xcv arrived in Hoseburg yesterday and expects to make her home here per- Kinnen'iv with her Bon, Donald Hos kins. She was accompanied by hot f-rn, Hervey Hoskins. of Berkeley, and a daughter, Mrs. W. J. Stendor, "1 Austin. Nev. The latter will visit In this cltv for about amonth whllo Kervey Hoskins will spend the Ruin mor here enjoying a vacation from nhe blind school at Berkeley, whera he is a student. MMM and FEMLE FOUNJtD UN J. M. BARME'S FAMOUS PLAV, "THI ADMlR.ABL.fc CK1CI1TOM" rar baric scenes ot struggle with nature on a Smith Son Ule SPLENDOR of gowns in the -.. A,-!.!-.- able sets. DICTURES of love and strife in a primitive land wherecon ventions and classes are forgot. A romance that fearches deep into human hearts. A picture, poignant, powerful, tremend ous in its scope, superb in its artistry. J You'll never forgtt "MALE AND FEMALE." nature on a South Sea isle. i ii i i ag i 1 1 ii i ii aaa A 11 the passions and yearnings of the race, fused into an in spiring story that beats with red blood. 4& N titwiiim'ii ivmiTOTun-k TWO DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY FRIDAY, JUNE 3-4 Admission Prices: Children's Adm., 25c, Tax 3c, Total 28c; Adults' Adm., 50c, Tax 5c, Total 55c. Firemen Stage Good St ants HARRV T MOREV 4 v1ien not at work on a picture Hurry T. Murcy Is to lie found In No. If,, I'ressing room which dates back to the curly days of his career In the l'.rook fcn studio nf Vltagraph. It was 10 years ugo (lint he occupied this room with Earle Williams. The walls resemble n combination of nrt museum nml fcjucs' gallery. They are linng wllh pictures of Morey In various roles, fcneiiiir from a policeman, his first imrt : the crook. Joseph Carson of "Within p Law," to the IiIkIi financier In "The Gamblers." Recently, he has added -J.' fl'lln (irev In "Th r.inii nf smii" nml a detective character In "Th 'lb filming Clew." - : i With a stream of water under high pressure thrown from a fire j hose equipped with a regular fire J fighting nozzle, Adolbert Abraham J ii'Ht nisht succeeded in winning the 1 box opening contest with a speed of 'i'Z seconds. The box was placed in tne center of the intersection at Jackson and Oak streets. The fire vien turned a fit ream of water under Old Man Portland Extends Glad Hand PORTLAND, Or., May 29. Whon 'ortland is host June 20th to 26lh Examinations For Post Office Clerks The U. S. civil service commiFsion announces an examination on June f Charles E. Fields, local secretary, board of civil service examiners, Kosi-burR, Op'Kon; or lo the Secre tary, 11th U. S. civil service district, 303 Post Office building, Seattle, Vv auhtiiKton. Mrs. E. S. McClure and little son nr-Herf here Inst night from Marsh field for a visit with relatives and 1 1 lends. She was a former resident of ttils city, and before her marriage was Miss Helle Livingston. office service. and Rose-1 to 60.000 or On, 000 people at which' 12, 1920, to establish an eligible re llme the 46:h annual Imperlul Coun-, later from which selections may b cil Session of Ihe Mystic Shrine will wade 'o nil vacancies as tncy may bo held the ' glad hand'- will be occur In. the positions of clerk stroti bed oet far and wide. A royal , carrier, post welcome is in store for everyone and Portland Is ready and more than willing to care for each man. wo man and child. Portland will be host lo Ihe big- Kest convention in the history of thel amlnatlon; appointing officers, how- PnflrntM ImproviiiK Hitn Kniui Tiller Ur. J. It. hapinan. of this city, W. A. Norman, A. Hendricks and Kho was recently operated upon for ! W. fc. Norman and wife, all of Tll a;.pendlcitls at the Uood Samaritan 1 ler, were In Hoseburg today attend hr.spltal In Portland, Is recovering I ing tho carnival and visiting with lni.llv an o l,..,l .n.Mont wlin I I rlnillla burg, Oregon. Salary tiooo per uu- V ., : V. ,,. riv,pn.v' rRr,a I . nun. plus bonus for the fiscal year , JrB Wm An(,.rB0 frlm."rly r thl8 ,.,., K 3lly In City All citizens of the' United State, ' c't'' w,no 18 als0 "' ,!1","Rm" llos' I to Kelly. Southern Pacific spe- who meet the requirements, both '''" "-ciai agnni, is spenaing a rew aaya men and women, may enter this ex-1 we surgical operation. j in Rosi burg attending to official dut- fi 11 iirnuaiiro nn Ihu linv wliinh a JockPd with a padlork. A prize of Shrine and every possible care and I PVer, have the ej;al riRht to specify' St Jonn lt"tMrn Hoim wa tff. rf.! in thp nf.rn.rn mn'rffn I attention will bo takon of all from the sex desired In reouestine certifi- ronnly ( oininisFifm.- ne time iney nop ore inn irwm uniii cation ot enemies. Age iiinus is 10 ' s-iiTnernn, wno na.i twrn rniaer mi'ui- whujii 45 years on the date of examination. Ago limits do not apply to persons 1 land for the pant thre mnn'hs, re-!Uoseburg over Sunday before going I Our. Family Laundry Service I WHAT IT IS A help that will simplify your particular washday prohlems opq It our family laundry service. Out driver calls for your fam ily bundle at a definite tlmo each week, and we'll do your wash ing in our customary considerate and sanitary manner. R0SEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY best time in opening the box. Ihe contestants were forced to en ter the stream, unlock the box and throw open the lid, handicapped at ul; times by the water. Two other t 'ntes tan t a made the effort but failed to make tho speed shown by 4he successful contestant. Follow Irg ihe box-opening content an ex hibition was staged at the Grand hotel, where the boys made excel lent time in scaling the building and 'turning water on the roof. Inci dentally, the crowd was somewhat damaged by the water. Tonight the hoys are preparing for a water fight id Jackson Btreet. This is a very 'humorous stunt for the onlookers 'lut all are advised to wear water ; proof clothing for sometimes the water wobbles. IL OWER PRICE jl You will find them in our Grocerferia Department Investigate. - - Special Sale Every ,WeeKEnd. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE More Monev for vnr Prnre ' More Goods for your Money. they are bid a fond farewell and bon voyare on tho homeward trip. CJuides will be at the depots, In the 1 ies. Mr. Kelly was for many year ' stationed in this city and has a great St. John oi many friends and acquaintances with he has been visiting during cal and surgical treatiunt in Porl-Miis short stay, lie will remain In booths, station- nil over the city p.nd nothing v in ha Kit undone, which can be . )iic, to make every body happy and altofcelheY comfort able Eery Porland auto ownr wil' be ready to pick up every Shrlner of the vlsitfn; or home guard; ever; medical attention will be Riven fri to any visiting Shrlner from air part of the globe by the lied Cros: i nd medical committee of the Shrine which includes 1",0 Portland physf cians and surir-ons, who have volun leered their f- r vices free een to op Orations for ip;endicitla or any oth" rieresFary plaant or unpleasan surgical or imdioal attention. entitled to preference on account of 'turned home yesterday. He 1 very I on to points la the southern part ot I but will return to! few days for. further ! Infnrmallnn and , application blank ' Portland In maybe obtained by applying to tteatmont. Advertise lit News-Review. D The Annual Salvage Party n Bart rum Field Is Name Proposed Several prmirnent business men 'have started a movement to make Ihe name of ihe aviation field to In iirr'hnFed ly the city "Dartrum Tl'lf." ThiR name has hecn pro- tiosod In recfttrnllton of the service rendered by Mr. Hartrnm In procur ing this fl!i!. In suite of opposi tion and almost without assistance Mr. llartrtim developed the aviation "Plrll in Itn-eipiirn and took a leadlns V.rt In lor;itii a snitalle site 'and frocnrine an option on It. He has at all times l"cn In the forefront of ihe rampalen fr a sullalile landing field ."nd it was almost entirely thru his efforts thit Itosebur has at last !h"en put on thf areial map. In rocoir I'nltlon of this service, several mer chants and o'l.er residents believe 1 1 that he should he (riven the credit by having the flld riven his name. i -o ' O. A. Varhronch, of Myrtle Cerek. Isr-ent tho dnr lr Ftosoburs; attending to bimlness matters and taking In the carnival. a TriAr trash mrm Sf7 ml Aw R'OHr; 1 l lmliMfS IIS
