Roseburg news-review., June 29, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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A Bank Account is a Real
Investment.
Au Investment Is anything in which you put money
EXPECTING to make a profit on It.
And if '" deposit 'our mune' 'n an account here at the
1'iupu.ua Valley Bank and forget about It until living
coati again become normal, haven't you made a band
koiii profit on your money?
We'll ay 'nat ,ne begt loveatment we know of, and
SAFE.
JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier.
the UMPOUil VALLEY bank
ROSEBURG
OREGON
"jregon Should Be
In This Line-Up
fV.RS. GEORGE M. MINOR
j
From the headquarters of the
Irican Legion ' following data
obtained a tew days ago snowing
"lief by various states to former
nice men:
California Appropriated 1 1.000,
00 lor the purchase of land for dla
largtt service men.
Msise A bonus of $100.
Massachusetts One hundred dol
in to all men who entered the ser
tt prior to November 11. 1918.
Minnesota Two hundred dollars
r college tuition or 115 a month
ir each month or fraction in ser-
'se Hampshire A bonus of
100.
North Carolina Will give a ser
tt medal.
Xonji Dakota A bonus of $25 a
lonth. to provide or improve a
one. to purchase tools, books or
ittrn'ments or to purchase form
lock or machinery.
Oklahoma Twenty-five dollnrs o
icuih. with a maximum of $200 for
durational expenses.
Vermont Ten dollnrs a month
or twelve months in (he service,
tailed to men who did not hold
cnimissions.
i Wisconsin Ten dollars for each
(until, with a minimum of $50.
Sew Jersey Ten dollars a month.
1100 limit.
Proposed for New ork Ten dol-
kn t month, depending on length
service, this excluding all onicers
army alwve grade of captain, and
L-.l oK...... nf ll..
CIBI UllliriB bimf.tt pinwr- ui 1 wolllflil at
...nl ttilir rrnrlp unit all men und I vaiueo. ai
ik.i , u.a v
Salem Elks to
Entertain Right
who chance, to b. in Salem the
week-end of July is, when the atate
convention of Elk. will be held In
1 ';" be a gueat of the
lodge, J. F. Hutchason mated today.
Everybody la "welcome." Mr.
Hutchason declared "Tho h. i
ebratlon la to be not for Elk alone,
tut tor all viaitora who em m
It."
Work on the itnnrir i
date the hugo erowda which will
wltncea the boxtnr matche. h.. i J
ready begun. "Without doubt the'
maicnee to be seen bare July 2S will
surpass In quality anything ever be
fore held, in the atate." Mr. Hutch..
son said. Names of the fighters have
not yet been made publllc but are
said to be prominent In th. mmr,.
Ing world. .
Two thousand noatera ariVArtlalnv
the convention were sent out thla
morning to every nook and corner j
of Oregon. There will be few placea
In the atate that will not know .
about the event. I
Arrangements have already been '
made by the housing committee to
take care of 50U0 of the visitors, i
It was atated thla morning and many i
hundreds of automobiles will be
available.
I
felt 4-1:- .
A new photograph of Mrs. George
Maynar . Minor of Waterford. Conn-
elected president general of the Daugh
ters or in American Revolution.
tnnien who
atitht
served less than two
Will. IIKPOItT (iKHMAXH.
WELLINGTON'. Now Zealand, It
re to take over the German cocoa-
lut and other plantations in Samoa,
about $5,000,000. and
of compensation this
nmount will be deducted from New
Zealand's share of the Gorman war
Indemnity.
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TOWN ClllKIt QUITS
PllOVIXCETOW.V Mm. Jim. ...-
Provincetown'a town crier, sniri in
be the last of the profession in A-1
menca, has hung up hia bell and
announced that he haa cried hia last
message. For 22 yeara Walter Smith
haa plodded the two miles eg the
town a only street, announcing the
time and place of events or Internal
from aalea of fish to the election of
president. Now, In hia seventieth
year, he aaya he 1a through, and
there is no one in slant to aucceed
mm.
The old crier'a last crv waa for
the reopening of the Church of the
Pilgrims. rounded in 1714. at:
which had been closed for a year.
HITS IXTKIISKCTION SIGN.
Doll Smith. Of Oakland thla mi-.,
ing arove blB Dodge car Into the
jacKson and Oak street Intersection
trarna post and "knocked it for
;oal." Mr. Smith waa drlvlne south
on Jackson street and evidently did
iiui gee me trarnic s an. Hia car
straddled it and it wca dragged for
aoout nrty feet until he finally
aioupea nis car In front of the Umn-
qua notel. The car waa damaged
very mttle and Cbas. Lerry with
corps of assistants managed to roll
the heavy concrete post back in
place with the result that Charlej
sustained, a mashed finger.
A waterproof cape has been made
uderetood thatt he Germans are ot Paper that is thin enough to be
lot to be deported from Samoa. I toiaea ana carried in a nocxet.
lately sent from the Domln-1 A novel machine for sewing the
fci to the islands are to assist In edges of matrasses travels around
li- process. It Is also understood a table on which each mattress is
lit the New Zealand authorities laid.
H it MimM,S g. C J. .
That office hoy
wasa
1
doodrpick
Dimpled Knees
Are All the Rage
NEW YORK, June 29 They've
taken the dimpled left knees on the
farla bathing beaches.
That a the latest fad, according to
timme. Eleanor Kubensteln off this
city, who returned here today on the
steamsnip savole.
Because of the short skirts many
fat women are seeking to reduce the
blze of their legs, and dimpled knees
tnougn many of the denta are arti
ficial, are all the rage on the bea
ches, she said.
o
Rev. Brougher
Is Frowned On
IT WAJ mj busy day. "
AND I told the boy.
COULD sot see.
a
"Y VISITORS.
HE popped back.
i AID there was.
a .
GENTLEMAN outside.
"HOWlSHEo'toseeme.
AND I said "No."
"T I guess the boy.
LIKE "my wife.
WB WESNTkaow.
"HO-I B088. "
'OUBACKbe'eon,,,.
AY the man.
usV.woro.
" I lold'tt, boy.
LO tell ,h, atin
WHERE 'tog,.
IN JUST three worrM,
BUT THE boy cam back,
AND SAID tilt man.
COULD 8POT me one.
HIS BUSINESS needed,
JUST TWO word. " "
AND I'M sport.
AND CURIOUS too, '
.'.;
80 IN h cam.
AND HANDED ma.
SOME CIGARETTES to try.
AND SAID "They Satisfy.1'
AND I will state.
HE SAID something.
THEY satisfy" that tayf tt.
Never were finer tobaccos used
In any cigarette and never were)
tobaccos more carefully and skill
fully blended. Chesterfields give
you all that any cigarette could
give, plus certain ''satisfy" qual
ity that ia exclusively their. The
blend can't be copied.
BUFFALO, N. Y., June 28
w hether the Northern Baptist con
vention win frown upon the mar-
ralge of divorced persons by refusing
to elect the Rev. J. Whitcomb Brou
gher of Los Angeles aa a member of
the executive committee will not be
known until tomorrow.
Dr. Brougher performed the mar-
Iriage ceremony for Douglas Fair
banks and Mary Plcldford. The names
of the moving picture stars were not
mentioned on 4he convention floor,
when the nominating committee's
ticket was submitted, hut is waa con
ceded that the opposition that de
veloped to the election of Dr. Brou
gher was due to his stand on the
divorce question. The chair ruled
the names might be written In by de
legates oppose dto the nominating
committee'a slate.
gi Your Prettiest Things Come From
the Crystal Beautifully Laundered
No garment is too dainty, no doily too delicate
lor the ti noot h running one-way cylinder o( the
Cry!. Its action is to gentle that the sheerest
fabrics are not harmed.
By revolving continuously in one direction, the
clothes are swished through the sudsy water at a
greater speed llun is pos.ihle in other washers.
This principle accounts for the rapidity with
which every household fabric is immaculately
washed. It alw account! for the mildness with
mm
S, lm
a;
which the djinticrt garments are cleansed. It is
the reason for the Crystal's popularity.
Wt art Dtmmutratint the Crystal Today
We are showing by actual operation how it brings
the most soiled garments to refreshing spodest
nca. Airne in lor fifteen minutes. Wah it wash,
rinse, and wring a batch while you are there.
Watch its speed in handling the bulkiest auilta.
Sec its gentleness to the daintiest undenrafmcnts.
You will be surprised and convinced.
Small Deposit Eaty Monthly Payments
(Dealer's Name and Addrcs$)
& Wringer
Watch for Special Daily Demonstrations by Factory Representative.
Saturday is Money Day.
UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE, Roseburg, Oregon
CICARETTEO
IXDKSIKABLE O.N WAV.
SALEM, Or., June 28. Miiton
ISchwarlz. who was recently released
by the New York courts on the prom
ise of relatives that ne wouio oe
taken to Oregon, left the eastern city
for Portland on June 17. according
io a teleerram received at the exe
cutive offices here today from Cha.
inhnson Post. Mr. Post is a isew
York newspaper man and his daugh
ter as one of the children auacaea
by the degenerate prior to nis ar
The telegra mffrom Mr. I'osi saia
'L.haflrif vns accompanied wesi oy
his mother. Mrs. Addle Schwarts, and
his uncle. Max O. Cohen, and that
they Intended to locate on a ranch
near Portland. The governor also
was advised by Mr. Post that Ih
people of New York have no sym
pathy for the Judge who released
Schwnrti. for the reason that
cni,.-nt.t 1r considered a dangerous
character and should have been com- TITIXKR CARHIKO KTAXDAItD.
in an ARVlum. A
& nifleVi mvernmeni nil neen i , ireaon neietraiii'u le i hi -iii-i, i
I Mnmmpnil leEISia.lv-7 1 in the Wl,son flnniunsna i n-
' . ,i., i. m.ntn for thn'm-iventlnn vesterdsy. when R R
I control of patent medlclnei offered Turner, of RoJhf. carried the
Poison May be Used
Instead of Hanging
SALEM, Or.. June 28. A move
s been started among state offl-
lals to go before the legislature at
next session and request the
elimination of that part of the cup-
iatl punishment law providltiK to
the hanging of persons condemned
death and the substitution (if s
clause authorizing the administering
of poison In carrying out the man
dates of the court.
Dr. n. Lee Steiner, while super
intendent of the penitentiary, In
formed officials in the event lhat
citiit(l punishment waj restored
Oregou much of tie unfavorable
publicity attendant to hangings un
der the old system could be elimin
ated by so changing the law lhat
poison Instead of Ihe scaffold would
provide the death penalty.
It was Dr. Sieiner's euecestion
that the sentence be so worded thai
the person condemned to deaih b
executed within a aperifled week
This would give time and opportun
ity for the warden, arrorilina t'
H)r. Steiner. to place in the food o'
the prisoner a few drons of semi
powerful poison. DeVth would b'
instantaneous. In case the lenlsis
ture acts favorably upon the reu'ies'
for changing the ranltal pun!ihmn
law. It will not be necessary to erect
a new scaffold room. Should ttr
request fall, the new exerntlor
chamber probably will be Installed
In one of t? prison htiildlnns som
distance from the main penitentlar;
plant.
delegates.
Dr. J. W. Morrow, nnlional coin
mltleeman, w-itli careworn counte
nance, occupied a sent on tho plat
form. Dr. .Morrow's distress was due
.o the pressing demand on him lor
conveniioa tickets, the gupply being
nly half the demand. Some disp.
pointed seat nidicants were not
-eafly to. believe that he w..s unable
to supply them, which Increased the
wiguisj of his position.
Many New Members
For Local Chamber
The weekly inert in of the ('ham
'ier cf cconiiiioi e nxecutiv coinuiit
t was held last niKht ui tlia lomm
of the Becretaiy and a nuinher of lm
porlant mattfrs itiveti at ten! inn.
'oTiKfilera1le rout Inn hiiriitu'ss was
iJIspoHtd of ai:fl plaiiH niaHe fur f u
!ur activity. Tho committee that
has been cojuIiM tini; tin mtiiih rshtp
drive reported Kood suci ess and
suhmitted the namen of 7"i new
menihers. many of h have nve:
b-fore beii ntimecteil with Cb am
ber of Coniineree ai'tlvj; ies. The
outlook seems very lnlK.it and thi
menihers of the exeuulive cuiimilttei
are Kreatly p!rnserl with the shovfn!
th;it has heenina te u;) to the prem nl
time.
Oregon Barred Rocks
Lead Egg Contest
COItVALl.lS. June 29. Oregon's
O. A. C. barred rocks si 111 lead in
the sharp egg. laying contest of the
western Washington experiment sta
tion with a record of 831 grs for
the pen of five. This 1,1 64 fggs
egra ahead of I heir nearest competi
tors. Tancred's while leghorns.
and world contests, and their back
era look to aee them jump to the
front In the remaining five month a.
The record for the 95 pens for
the whole term Is 61 per cent and for
Muy, 66 percent. Kifty five hlida
laid as many as 25 egga each for
May. ,
One hen haa laid 78 egga ia 78
days without a skip. She then "blew
up," aa baseball writers any. Liter
ally, she laid a big double yolk egg
on the 7Hlh day then went on a
vacation or celebration or aome-
1 lie college birds were first for the ilring for five days.
month of May wlih 127 eggs. j The cost of feed for one hen of
Another pen of college stock; all American breeds for one month
"Oregons" sinnda near Ihe top for: was 40 cents, for the pen rtf five, 12.
be term to (Into and was only one The value of the eggs at the mar
egg below the rocks for May. The kel rate whs 40 cents a dozen
"Oregons" have proved to he great ; 4. 20 for the leading O. A. C. pen
l,,ne ituiiin'n blr,! n the national output. '
The Inns on a new tr.vtor wbee!
vork In and out liUc si-aib s from .to
ecrenirlc on Ihe axle and clean
themselves, previntfni; the wheel
"logging In the sM-kiest soil.
Hv careful selection nnd hreeilins
Jouth African experis plan to oMain
a strain of ostriches prodii'ln 2.,
per 'eit more plumr-s tban the aver
age bird of the prcstil.
lier'in ! rjporiptii ot ;nt with
hrec-whe' b-d txlc(i.!)s, the eit"o
belntr mounted over the front wheel
and practically forming a separate
unit from the rest of the vehicle.
Wanted at Cannery
Royal Anne, Bing and Lambert Cher
ries, also Loganberries.
A. RUPERT COMPANY
tNcompatATta
Phone 310 Roseburg, Ore.
32
'tor public sale. "r0D "