Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 18, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TexttM J : rutin row Friday, Aug. 20 err- WV7.V1.00. Plus Tax. HKATM NOW ON SALli. HELP! At once, waitress for Lunch Counter. $30.00 per month and board. UMPQUA HOTEL DINING ROOM A two-page loaflnt glvlnr ad van t- ar ami opnnmnn Off pro nun cooker has boen wrltlon by Sarah h. Lewla, profH8or of household iwl once at O. A. C, and ran be had freer, upon request. 1K1MJIITIU, Ht'ltt'IdSK. linn -onif to tluiuM hnvlnir I'nl vfrvul Tire Killer hint tilled In th-lr tli'i'H tn titkft the pliiee of lubes ami tilt. They now got the rul ent mcnt In their uut rMeN wlllM-ut having any of t hoM ill nii (f ri'Mfihto rcii(tiln tliu rfpitlra. Mrcak nwny from ymr t ij whvr ami tl(i ttiA tnota rtoiwiml' al wnv ty having 1'nl vtTKHl filler Iniiiill4'l In your ul l)ra. II rid mmr as air ami ftlvra yitu much mor ml air t vrtur 1'iml'iKii. If In lnult mak tlxian Ihftt .iro now anil hate ln'vn ruling 'n It fur a lnnif time. Hon. ,fiiilK Wnnarntt Hinl w-lft hnvm hvmii rlillliK on Unlvnr hhI I'IIIit In ihflr t-'rnnklln rnr fr rii'B 1 1 y nix yi-tirtt, n ml would not (.: liii' k tu iilr imnln fr any tliliiK lnlviMiO Tin Killtr 1m Ku.u-nntpf.1 10-vooi) tulln tt it it Im thnnitfit from iu c;iflHK to n-otht-r mm tlify wtxir out. Killer Mrrvlio Ntntloii, Corner Onk nnd ICMe. CAUIj UIIMAN, Mininger jLCWrOOO.GOOOCMOOOO0OCtoOOO f' Quality r Tf - - X, 33RD Jmmnr III V TORINO CA M Efficient and Economical on Gasoline We are wIIIIiik to let any: IMlltT .miie, auk f .e (ie er Tlii, N n vtvj l.l.l Matement but K 1MKT Iwn u, ,.UUIn.e by Ita rn.silent itrftniianre. Vim, tuo, will be a rqiwllj- riillniMiv-iU' , (ti.r iioltl" rtUularlr liti jnu llml I lull it nlll (,r.;e fnnn 4J mlloa to tlie fcnlltm of ffajwdlite. it i aa giHhi a - Clev a . cpntrtpr. " s ' Q w Uruuii. 8 . (Al? a u i) i mo (in r, i! t - iw, i. viii.: 1.1,1100. M ARSHFJELO. Or. Aug 17 Evsrisi'.tiu blackberries will add from 115.000 to lls.t'Ou to tti wealth of Myrtle Point and surround ing district, It ! estimated by A. C. Chase, who U preparing bli Myrtle Pulii' cannery for tliB 1G20 crop. Tne bunhi a are loaded and lh berries are tilling well. The season will open the latter part of August, It U eip.cted. Tho Myrtle Point cannery pall about f 10.000 for iveigreens last year, but many patches were un touched. This yiur contracts have been mad" with owners of patches nnd the supply will be greater. Pick- ' ers in 1919 averaged from $0 to $8 day. KIU'IT PROSPECTS HltlOIIT. ' HALKM. Or., Aug. 16. Between 4UIJ0 and 6000 tons of peara will be Bhlpped out of western Oregon thla year, according to C. I. Lewla, of Ilia Oregon Growers' Co-operative asso ciation, who was the chief speaker at the regular weekly luncheon of the Suletn Commercial club today. Mr. Lewis predicted that between 1000 and 1100 care of apples would find their way to distant markets from Oregon, nlthough the yield will be lesa than 70 per cent aa heavy as last season. The prune crop of Oregon and ; Clarke county. Washington, will total 600,000 pounds of the dried product, according to Mr. Lewis. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MKET. The Womfitm ForI;n Mln!onarv Society of tho M. R. Church will hold their re'ilnr monthly mftftMnjr at the home tit Mm. A. C. Mar ntora Thursdrty afternoon nt 2: 'to. There will bo a ahort program and work on honpltnl mippVes. We are atlll 1n need of mateHala that ran he uaed In ForeUn honpltalu, old ltnena and mual'ns ai well as new, biiifht pictures and used poatul rnrda ahould be Bent or brought to thla raeetlnr. All hnldlnic mite boxes are rnuffted to send them, aa alno all money mutit be went In. Members and friends are cordially Invited. TK.NT H1IOW IS .MH). Tho Macy-IJaird Conit'diana made Ihfir lultlul bow to a Hour burg audi ence laat nlKht that practicully 1111 d their big tent thi ater. Their opening bill, "Saints and Sinners," Is a really worth while melo dramatic-comedy. It has a roost Interesting; story, plenty of strouK. exciting fcliuatioiiH, a pretty love thoine, and Rood, clean, wliolrtHHiiO comedy predcutlnating throughout the entire four acts. The same bill will be repeated to night, and the ladies aro aKain in vited free of charge. Tomorrow night another corking good coniedy draina, "Marlon dray," wilt hold I ha boards nt the tent theater. It Is an Int.-nm-ly interesting piny and will have, npeciul scenery, and new vaude ville, and la fully tip to the stnndard of all the Miicy-Iluird product Ioiih. Come tonight and meet Toby and his clever companions and have a nal lauffh with them. It will do you good. Wayne Goodman, a brother of Mrs. Mlllsap, who was seriously hurt In an arrldont at the lime Iquary plant Monday, is believed to bo recovering nicely, although the extent of his Injuries were at find alarming. While winding up one of tho steel cables tho lino slipped, fljlng back and striking him over one eye. cutting a bait wound and knocking the young innn unconsc ious, lie was rushed to tho hospi tal hero and given prompt mirl' al aid, but remained unconscious until the next morning. i Goes GcarTlirou$h i to M as tin: O 9 Convict Makes A Dash For Freedom SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Aug. IT. With three mall old r catalogue strapped around hla body tn protect him iron, Duu.is ueo, ' '-' years old. made a dash for liber y at Kolsom prison this a" fnon on y o be shot and killed when be was tw o- thirds of the dlHiuuco ncrusa American river. At one time he had been an Inmate f a reform school in Oregon, from which he escaped last year. Duvls was working with a gang cf other convicts in the grunltn euarry. Suddenly, when he thought the at tention of the guards was turned, he started toward tho river in a wild dnph for freedom. Through the two lines of guards he swiftly ran while bullets whistled around him. A fusillade followed hi mas he Jumped Into the river and started for the other shore. On and on Davis wont, seemingly safe from the lead showered around him. When nearlng the other shore, however, a bullet struck him In tho heart. He was seen to throw up bis hands and then disappear. Davis was commltteed to the peni tentiary from San Bernardino Anrll IK nfter heln? sentenced to 16 vcara on a burglary charge. AltorXI) THE TOWN Here from reel MIks Grace EiiKnls, of reel, waa visiting with friends in this city today. On lliedneK Vb.it A. T. Ileatul, a former resident of this city, la here from Coqullle look ing after business matters. Hero from Oakland Mm. T. M. Iloyd and two dnuch- ters of Oakland apont the d;iy In ih's city nhopplng and attending to business matters. I'ivee for Jefferson- Mr. O. V. Humphrey, who hap vUlted with his aon, Don Humphrey of this city, left on this afternoons train for his home In Jefferson, lonvps for lli-ownsville Mrs. Sollna Chtlds. who has been vlnltlng with her daughter, Miss Chllds of this city, left on this nlfternoons train for rirownsvlllc. On ItuNlnoM frimi Oakland Mrs. H. J. Walnarott of Oakland spent the day in this city attending to business matters. liTiiTee for Wilbur Mrs. 1). D. Hli:iw of Ttlverslcle left this afternoon for Wilbur, where she will visit her daughter for some time. (iocs On A'ncsition T)r. HaKcr and wife left on this nlrternnoiis train for Nowport, wlu're they will spend a two weeks vaca tion. Ivenven for rortlnncl Mrs. O. I). Drain of Portland who has been visiting at the H. I Whipple home of thla el'y, left this afternoon for her home. Here from Vonrnlln Mr. and tars. A. C. Wilson of Yonralla nro spending a hew clays In tills city visiting with Frnnl: Wll son nnd !. W. I'ettlt of this city l.enves for INiHImid Mrs. K. A. Matlieus of this city left thla afternoon for Portland where they will stay a few days visiting wllh her daughter. On .Northern Tri Joseph Micelll left last nighl fi Salem, Portland. Astoria and other (miats in tlw nortiiern part of the slate. He expects to return Sunday night. Imivo for Tiller Mrs. Irvln Hrtinn nnd two chil ilren. Mrs. Ilrttnn's mother, and Mr. itruuu's mother and sister fnnt Portland left this morning for Til ler, whe-e (hey will remain for several days entoylng n vacation. Hero from Cleveland, Ohio Mis. Nnran Collart of Cleveland tinio, stoppeil over In this city to visit at the W. S. Howard residence Mia. Cullart has been touring Cali. fornla and is now on her way home. Have Moo Crowd The ti nt theater erected Just north of the Hotel Douglas, was visited by large crowds last evening who wit nessed the first production of tli slock company. The title of the show whs "Saints and Sinners," and tt was very web presented. Sisters to Knjojr Visit Mr. nnd Mis. R. n. Stlnson nnd daughter, MIm Mary, of Mt. Vernon Indtnnn. arrived In this city today. nna were met nt tho denot bv W. K. CI In cen peel of I.ooklnetllnss, who took the visitors directly to his home, where they will visit for sev- eral days. Mrs. Ktlnson and Mrs cpngnnpeet being sisters. Honeymooning Cmtrr l ake .Mr and .is. Kverett Fraedericks. Mrs. I-', i:. Pin ricks nnd Mr. an I I M, .i;iwson. nu or conninc. nrrtve.i ,1, in,- vny oioay ny nuio enrt)ute to Cnter lake. Mr. and Mrs. KraedT- Irks w. re married yesterday nnd I- ., ,,. f(,.-uu iiifir ooneymotin nt tne lake, lmrlng their short Slav In liosehiire thev visited with Rev. Con-d-r. an old time friend. Touring on Invest Mr nnd Mrs. A. .1. Tlellows. who nr.. on an auto tour of thn.nnrthw.-st wir.-,l from llutte. Montana, todav fiat thev are getting nlong nlcelr. They had sp. nt four davs in Yellow s'ene p:,rk and are now traveling westward and towil borne Tt-.er 'i .. shin; iho. ;'en Tl v points it W: nr hoi uett at AMHrh Home 1 A .1 Tt'on-rsen and famllv. o' ;rorv?iMs. who hare bee, m .torlnr 'r-ucn nreeon. .i-ln,lli.g , r(,it to Crater I ak, r.to-red her, n. the wnv north for n visit nt the home Mr. lien W. Ald-teh 1 ...... r'tv todav for Con-sill,' Mr Mrs. Thomr.5,n 1 ' irtr Hyatt. who Former lUwtdsnt More I , O, Plutuar, a former wall known resident or tbla county, was in tbla city last Bight, accompanied by Ms wife. He la now travelling auditor for a telegraph company, ' with territory extending aa far east n Salt Lake City, liuve Some line Seed Kmuiltt Hall and M. H. Olllette, of "" '"wer Calapoola country, were in brought with them ch vetch BM(1 . h , ! 540 bushels for aitle. The seed waa placed on display In the windows of the Lawrence-Cordon realty com pany. The growers claim the seel will produce excellent hay and will constitute a fine crop of forage. It will grow exceptionally fine In wet ground, the gentlemen stated. To train the debating teania In their annual platform tussels with Hie universities of Oregon and Washington and Washington State college, C. B. Mitchell, of the Michi gan Agricultural college, haa been appointed to organize and head the department of public speaking and dramatics at O. A. C. LIST OV CLAIMS ALLOWED. Jesa Williams, labor 12.no Aaron Dysert, labor 4.00 tilendale Lmber Company, Lmber V. Cornell, Lumber Dennis Matthews. Black- 71.00 25.00 smithing .. 23.40 lewett Mill, Lumber . 64.40 Hire Broa. and Aams. lice Bros. & Adams, Supl... ?. Sutton, labor Ilowrd-Cooper Cor., Supl Southern Pacific Corapviy 3.50 1.25 355.64 Freight 1.00 Oregon State Highway Com. mission, Supl. 244.72 H. K. Harness, accent W. J. Carson 30. RO Inmea Fogel, Supl 1.00 Churrhllt Hardware Co. Supplies 70 Standard Oil Co.. Supl 78. 9R I. J. RoMs. labor 8.00 r C. Hill, labor .00 r C. Hill, labor 6.00 vvm. Ientav labor ... 6.50 Charles Baehl, lnbor 4.00 P. Montgomery, labor . 79.00 Douglas Klncald, labor 9.00 Ben. Hnrdmnn, labor 8.00 n. E. Jennie, labor R.00 c. V. Lundoen, Hauling 8.25 Permel Bros., Lumber ... 82.44 W. W. Hurst. Bla ksthg.... .75 Clarke Lumber Company, Lumber 18(1.70 I. W. Peddcn, Sunl 12.00 K. E. Haines. Haling 6.00 Hlghwav Service Company. Supplies - ?8.(!0 t'nlon Bridge Co.. Surd 317.00 French Transfer Company Freight, etc 1.02 Stearns & Chenoweth, Supplies 61.45 C. Lokwood Motor Cotnnanv, Snplies 6.50 rieo. Melluglll, Lumber 40.32 11. I,. Johnson. Supplies etc. 67.10 dsisinbors .N.SI.. hrnm tm tm th A. T. Tabor, labor, Roseb. Uesidenco i 83.25 Wm. Prather, labor, Roseb. - Itesidence 34.00 E. R. I.utm.m. labor, Rosob.- Resldence 25.00 C. W. Lundeen, labor, Roseb- Cnman Val .-. 30.50 Dexter Moore, labor, Rose- burg-Camas Val 10.50 O. W. Murdork, labor. Rose- burg-Coles Val 32.00 Alva Wilson, labor, Roseb. Camas Valley 1 C. Smith, lnbor, Roseburg- 1.00 Cnmas Vnlley 12.00 Carl Becker, Jr.. labor, Rose- burg-Cnmas Valloy fohn Galley, labor, Roseb.- Camas Valley W. J. Slegrlst. lnbor Rose- bure-Canias Valley C. Stubbs. lnbor, Roseburg- Cnmas Vnllev V. S. Woodruff, labor, noso- 10.00 12.00 32.00 8.00 bure-Cnmna Valley 189.00 H. I. Wilson, lnbor, Roseb.- Cams Vallev " F. Frederlckson. labor. BoseSnrg-Cnmns Val Mvn Wilson, lnbor, Roseb.- Cnnins Vnlley C. Smith, labor, Roseburg- Camas Valley Herman Paulson, labor, Roseb. -Camas Val C. C. Siegrtst. labor. Roso- hnre-Camas Vn'ley R. Pubbs lnbor. Roseburg 82.00 76.50 40.00 42.00 8.00 94 00 Camas Valley 60.00 Carl Backlund. labor. Rosn- bure-Camns Vnlley 96.00 C. Miller, labor. Roseburg- Camas Vallev ... 120.00 Frank Conn, labor, Roseb.- Camas Valley 10.00 22.00 R. I,. Matthews, lnbor. Rose- burc-Cnmns Vallev TT. S. ITowrd. labor. Ro3e burg-Cnmns Valley burg-FdenOTIll . maf' 144.00 104.00 124.00 168.00 50.00 6.00 2.75 Frank Gross, labor. Eden Mill C. F. Beard, labor. Eden Mill Fred Jenkins, labor, Eden- M'll Flovd Hedgeneth, labor. Eden-Mill Fd. Jenkins, labor Eden C. C. Tf 111. labor. Rosebnrr. Coles Valley e Solllrk. lnbor, Roseburg- t otes vnllev . . . W. E. Rtchanls. labor. Yon. Elk Crook 17.00 Ed. Myer,, ;,hir. Yoncalla- Flk Creek i AO rtbur Williams labor Yon.- FPt Creek f.5.00 P. Peterson, lnbor. Yonral- la-EIk Creok TT-' ! ri , oa Al'ee. lahor. Yoncalla E!k Creek Konrt Andrews labor. Yon..n:is-Fik Creek 14.00 Fred Myers, labor Yoncalla- Flk Crock 1! 00 TJ'll TloVerts labor, Yon.- Flk Creek II. T,. Stearns, lnbor, Elit Plst V. ..... Fre.1 P-therland. labor pik! Plat M (To Be Continued.) ' TILLER PA.NCB SATURDAY. . - There will be another of the popular daneoa at Tiller Satur- day night. Toe beat of tnuaic, and everybody wekoui. BABY DIED YESTERDAY. Kenneth Downs, 16-montha-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Downs, of Green, paused away early yesterday morning.' The funeral waa held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Brock- way cemetery. 1300 TO l lOO ACRES 8WK1T. MEDFORD. Ore., Aug. 17. It waa ahought tonight that the forest fire which had been burning since last Friday upon the Sisklyous la now under control. State District Fire Warden Eberle and a force have been fighting It, The fires al ready haa burned over 1200 to 1400 acros In scattering timber land and some of it includes holdings of the Hilt Lumber company. The fire waa flrat discoered by the air pa trol after It bad burned over 100 acres. EARLY PICKED PEARS INFERIOR, Early picked peara are decidedly Inferior In quality to those harvest ed later, aaya the O. A. C. Experl- ent station. Peara picked fro the middle to the end of the aeason likewise" keep slightly longer In cold storage than the early picked fruit. Growers can get the pear harvest ing and atorage bulletin by writing io the college at Cornvallla. Mrs. J. L. Clough and daughter. Miss Bessie and aon, Lieut. Huron Clough, were down Ifroin Canyon vllle this afternoon. The Shrlnera Club will picnic again Friday afternoon at Hutton'a grove. All Shrlnera are urged, to at tend. NEW TODAY WANTED-Palntln by th day or Job. AddtveHH U2H Military iL ROOM ANI HOARD Kor men. In pri vate huuttti. 623 N. Mala. FOR SALE 104 acres, one mil from KosL-burK, Improved; 4 -room house, barn, Rood Bprlnft; 2 cre In Yel low Newtown, 2 acres In corn, bal ance kooiI farm and berry land. Hay, crop andHooli go with place. Cash tmricaln If you act quick. R. V. S to vail. Alexander Addition. FOIl HALE On paved road near" Sol diers Home, two lots with good 6 rom lie (iho. burn, chicken house, fruit. Terms. Inquire of owner. BARGAIN NrhIi alx. A-l condition, run 7000 mllos; owner KOtna; away. Call at 205 Houth Main, or Telephone at once. , BARGAINS IV AUTOS Brisco, Oak land Mix, DorlKe. Liberty Auto Hales Co.. 507 N. Jack aon St. LOOK HourtfM, small payment down, bat. same irs rent. See my larRe list. I have not Joined any combine. I cut prices and do the bualncHa. Over head expenses Unlit. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St. Ranch to Lease! Up to date dairy ranch on Pa cific highway, fully stocked and equipped. Fine buildings, tine dairy herd, Holstelns. About GO head of stock, four horses. Grain crop. Full equipment. Price of equipment $(1000. Rent of place J600 per year. Wanted! Two people who wish to pur chase homes in Roseburg to buy close-In property at reas onable prices. H cash and bal ance terms. Forget about that rent paying. Own a home of your own. We have furnished housea for aa low aa $200 down. Let us show yon. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real rotate and Insnraaee. ltd fM KU Phone 41 T Til Oil SFCTS STAINS absolutely removed by our CRY CLEAMrC A trial proves let us hare the suit, coat, skirt, today, aa a starter. Ill Who's Your Cleaner T III ll ' II I Try Our Way I II Our Auto Win Call. I I Phone 2TT. I I Tonight! Tonight! Just What You've Beeti Waiting For Tiir Macy and Baird COMEDIANS In Their Mammoth Waterproof Tent Theatre ON JACKSOX STREET XORTH OF DOUGLAS HOTEL PRESENTING THE BEST IN DRAMAS AND COMEDIES CHANGE OF PROGRAM FOUIl TIMES A WEEK Saints and Sinners admission; SURE SOME SHOW DOORS OPEN 7:30, CURTAIN IUSE 8:15. Mr .Sara Smith of Glide Bpent the day in town looking after business matters. HONEY IS f.lGAR SlItSTlTl'TE. l,ucky Is the owner of an apiary in these days of high priced sugar, lor honey Is an excellent substitute for augar, declares Sarah W. Pren tiss, instructor In household science at the O. A. C. The little busy beo la one producer not contaminated with the strike germ, and no pro fiteer haa cornered the honey mar ket. By using at I'.ast the part of the home-made honey crop not In Ladies' Hiking Shoes and Mountain Boots Here in Your Size. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE I ii in nui is ffhofs Tfcnt ftaihsfy nnd Kit Voitr Feet nriair V rear replr work nnd ec the dlfTerenee PRRKINS. BL1K.. CAMS T. ROSEOURO WEDNESDAY ONLY "Mas Miss Dodd" The storm-and-aunshlne cometly of A beautiful young person who started ont to reform a. nicked world, but wound up by falling In lore. STARRING WINSOME Edith Roberts FATTY ARBUCKLE FINISH. "THE GARAGE" THE BIGGER THEV ARE THE HARDER THEV FAIX. ALSO PATHE NEWS . . THTR8.: SYLVIA BREMER IX "RESPECTABLE BY PBOXV." Wednesday August 18 LADIES FREE Except 5c war Uuc oiening PJ VAUDEVILLE - BETWEEN ACTS Adults 45c, U So 60c Children liiic, Utx 3c 25c Reaerves 22c, tax iic 23c marketable condition, the big Item of sif,nr Post can be almost, or alto gether eliminated from the monthlr bill. The college haa prepared a number of receipta for use of honey as sugar substitute. . CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of AND -"i mere r.r a few days.