Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 22, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEWTMW yHTBATi fiOTrtnfn tl, IffiA : : AROUND TlIB TOWN 1 1 1 " -ma 1- -.J- jjj.-L.I. UJMll)lgaaglJ Were Not in vum . .7 n-i, rwk leas .1 icr-1". . rii. until I'-'Thli dth recently, t' hve not been In vain. "Ji". :".oir mail ufnclal. ner. I'arf " he av' fur Important rSSSf. commercial avia- "'Lck. of ' Phages, or D',a: hin io anoilier. thus 21 landin. the offici- , Some Iwlleve thai wi.uin a so , ..... mav even take rfcd T uPPll. 1" the air. .? .), mammoth air- "".hich aviators believe soon k .. .. iha ran.: w common. u m.rt It. the urililals explain, .j meet n. ,. . .Srt pjckaBt-H win e lowered ,b large to the small plane. By h,i,.k. Mm lalKtl '"will lake on let '" !n? r ship au Hi'-.-.. " 'dually It is expected that this rf.il so that fuel bl'iraii-fcrrr.l from on plane ...kr maklm: a non-stop, coast ",j!t trip possil'le. is will chance machines In mid W means "-e- - , . cm one machine to another. Just xttiT did. ll is explained. lie government has been conduct- EAD COLDS 1 Melt in spoon; in ; inhale vapors! apply freely up nostrils. V a fo Rub Okt 17 A.fflon on tW VWfo I is ieKS I V eh.... II -i-'inur.t y as Safe Milk For Infanta 4 inwilida MOOOOKTMa Th "Food - Drink " for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountain. A$k for HORUOCS. WArtd IniUtioDSt Substitute! -I ing tests along this line tor some time the officials here atate, and one of the commercial aviatiun companies is reported to he planning to put ins scheme Into effect wiihin a few months in transferring mall. Boys' bicycle helmets. 75c. Hurley Davidson Sales Agency. When using air you spend money right along and soon have apent the price of Universal Filler, and yoj have nothing. ' Dr. Neruas, Practicing 1, enlist, has taken a long lease on office rooms in the Masonic Bldg., Hooms 8-9. He wishes to slate that he has one of the finest equipments In tin state and will open his office for ..ructlce the first of November. IiKXAI.I, 8TKAW VOTK. NATIONAL. Popular Vote! Harding 508,041 Cox 334,890 Electoral Vote Harding 353 Cox 178 STATE. Popular Vote Harding 6G69 Cox 3697 Agency for the DE LAVAL MILKER YE have taken l.ie agency W WfM VV 'or the De Laval Milker. iWjkf $ty0 because we believe that it is A B'l ' mos' aaitary Milker on the rii'nii-- iiiai6.ci. We have machines in Stock and will be pleased to demon- iste their superiority and to furnish estimates cn complete in actions of any size. We also carry spare parts and repairs in xk, and are in a position to look after the needs of all De La tl Miker users. Demonstrated and sold by Stearns & Chenoweth Yoncalla, Oregon. Visit at Portland Mrs. H. A. West left this morning luiua.iu, wnere an will visit for Goett to Kugene Mia. V. t. Whltton left this morn ing for Eugene to visit with friends anu relatives for a few days. Arrived Unln. Vl.la Carter arrived In Roseburg mis im.ri.ing iroiu 1'ortland to spend some lime visitug at her home here Return t.i Suthei.l,i Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tisdale. of Sutherlill. SDent lttflt niffhf In flilo c.iy. returning to their home this morning. Business nt Portland Mr. and Mis. T. M. Ollivant left tills mnnii.iir fur IWtl.nJ ... a few days visiting and attending to ousttiess mailers. Hera From Yonn.lln .Ml'H. Wlllnnt k'lnlia. n Va.m1I. arrived In Roseburg 'last night to si.euu a snort time. She will sing ai the republican rally tonight. To il een Attorney C. F. Hopkins and Ed ward Von Pessel left on the morning train for Greens to spend a few hours attending to business matters. I.fave for Klkton Mrs. Julius Repsletter and Anna Binder, both of Elkion, who were visiting In thlB city, left this morning for Drain where they will stop on tneir way home, (lemli.le lalie Here Mrs. R, M. Moore and daughter, of Glendale, arrived In the city yester- uay. remaining over last night, on a shopping expedition and to visit. Date Set for Hearing The public Bervlce commission an nounces that on Saturday, Oct. 30. at Suiherlln city hall it will hear the application of Ross L. Franks, doing business as the Calapooia Telephone company, for authority to increase rates. From Weed Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McGrew arrived in Rosehurg this afternoon from Weed, California, where they have neen making their home, and will probably remain in the city perma nently. Mrs. McGrew was formerly Miss Abble Chambers. To 1'iilifomlii Mrs. l. J. Cardwell, who has been visitinu here for the past few days ilh her son, Clarence Hill, of the Globe Theatres Company, left this morning for California, where she expects to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Cardwell has been making her home In Portland. Buck From Portland Miss Marguerite Homey arrived in Roseburg Saturday evening, having sp.nt the past four months In Port land attending the Behnke-Walker business college. The call for school teachers In this county was so urgent that Miss Homey decided to return here and has accepted a position In the school at Comslock. She left yesterday evening to take up her new duties. Will Inspect Schools School Supervisor A. E. Street left this morning for Comslock. Curt in, Drain and other polnis in that vicln itv, where he will spend a few days Ste? Fordson Prices Other factories and dealers say it cannot be done, but Ford says it can. lhis drop in price is what everyone has been waiting for. This is n rmr-Wavrt mns anrj rvmcf all fnrmprs are hehind with their work. - - KMx-uii uiu jr vat (a i j vi invhiir - A fifty acre crop put in early with a good seed bed will pay for your tractor ine hl'st year in extra yield. This weather can not last much longer, so let us deliver you a Tractor to day, and be ready to go to work as soon as the weather permits. The Fordson Tractor is the only Tractor sold in the County with a com Pte Parts Service and Expert Mechanic. No lost time in busy season, Call For Our Pikes and Terms. LOCKWOOD MOTOR COMPANY ROSEBURG. OREGON SMASH Go Shoe Prices! $HOE$ 100111 $AVING$ Felt Slippers On Sale $2.50 Slippers - - $1.95 2.00 Slippers - 1.65 1.50 Slippers - 1.19 Ah thin event ptuivNCM, it I tectum the hiuw! Mile of line stioes we luive ever hehl. (Vinplrte linee, full nuiji' ot mid the variety U enomioiiM! SIum'm at a iviluctioo uf from IF t to $l a iir. Bring the Children Saturday! AM. ('HH.mtKVS SIKIFS O.N SAI.K RubberBoots On Sale $6.00 Boots, $4.95 $5.00 Boots, $3.95 $4.00 Boots, $2.95 SMASH Go Shoe Repair Prices. Bring in your work, see the difference. irvin brunn CG IBrM WAv ril If 9 1 1 1 PERKINS BLCC. Shoes that Satisfy and Fit Your Feet. Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon. HOW SHALL WOMKX VOTK? Women are being urged to enter politics, to Join onu puny or the other. As a would-be voter who is open to conviction and who would like to vote for the best mun. irre spective of party. I am bewildered and disgusted, for It would Beeiu there are no good men in polli.cu, and that the two great political par ties are rotten to the core. Very few women, I think, want to see the country in the hunda of so cialists. Voting for the prohibition candidate would be throwing away a vote and why Bhotild a woman leave the comforts of her home on election day tot cant a vote that she knows perfectly well would be worth less? From the time I used to scrap wttli my small seat-mate at school oer the relative merits of Hayes and Til den, up to the present time, 1 have never known a presidential cam paign carried on wth the siuonm of virulence, haired and low. vulvar abuse as has this one been. In it any wonder foreign nations look down on us? Recently I was asked by a for eigner If it were true that one of our candidates was a brewer and a di vorced man, and the other a friend of the saloon men, and the h unburn! of a divorced woman. TIHb foreigner had been so informed by different Americans while making an extend ed trip across our country. I could only answer, "I don t know. from the greut litter of lies concerning the two parlies and their candidates, who can pick out the tiny grain of truth? Or. if all the things we hear fn regard to the matter are i run. then what In the nation coming to. that it should choose such wicked men to fill the highest office in the land or for thai matter, in th world? On the other hand, if they are untrue, then we are a nation of liars and mud-slingers. Perhaps the entrance of women into politics may help to purify Un political methods now in ue by the old parties. Let us hope so, for I. and doubtless unnumbered others, are sick of these methods. E. P. Iluck privates, looies, generals. Hey. Skln-nav! Dunm at Hrmnrv kitchen police and Red Cross nurses Saturday night" with land products I will "step out" at the dance Saturday Bnow. ; night at the armory with the land products show. making Inspect inns of the schools there. He took Ins stereopticon and a number of slides wtiich he will us" in lecturing on club work and other features of school activities. Med ford Tribune: Arriving aitto- ists report that the infamous Smith hill between here and Roseburg ha been rendered almost impassible by the recent hard rains, and say thai the old grade is the best to travel but can be negotiated only with much difficulty. The nv grade in impossible for cars to get In much. they pay. and s v. lal cars are mired there and can not he extricated be cause no truck can get through to pull them out. Several men who ar rived In the city uulny got stalled on the old grade, left their cars there und walked out. finding their way to the nearest railruad station where they took a train for Medford. The Ford car of Mr. Hut. hard, a traveling salesman from Portland, got mired there night before last and he was compelled to sleep in his car Mi night. XMTM-K "K HAI.K "1 .rVKltNMi:NT Tl. im; It. ;.-mm .1 In.l i i tfli VVic(inctin. I ' t..U-r 1.1. I.iju -Xntli-e if Iht. i.v irn.n ft'ilt joilijri t I., tli fin lit in ii n ;i ri'l ) : in it :i! jtinf i-f he A. t uf .Inn.- I 'l- ' St -it.. i!lM, and Mi ln.trui tl"ti f S.-eri-miv of tin Interior of Sept. r .).. r 1 . I:1T. M:t iiinh'-r oti the f"l! 'wi?i l.indu will In M N-v. 2:t, !--.., at 1' i . i..k A AI. .tt piililie aiKtl.iN at Iht- l nite.1 Slide !ntid ult'lf.' lit Ht.-.l.Ntit. Oimnli. tf III' tiiuhent t.jtl.t.r .it H"t Ux t)i;n the value .t ch-.wn y thl il.ttle.-, n;tle t-. I : ' t to til-- r. r.v.il f the S- ' ! tin v of itu- Interior p.- i ..! p'i' wtt an it.lili t km. a I -tun ... oiif-tifth of ..p,.- mt . nt lii.-ie-if. ,.-inn e..nin.is-i"' - il'.wr-., nn.M -rif.tt.f nt trim of !!). nion-y to In-return--! If n;l- i ' a prove. t. otti.-r-l'l patent Will l-'ie fT tlie tlllll.el Ii rinitt 1 1 mi . fd Within I ft, ,ani Hi.i will t. ivnl from .t viin of tt: I'Dite.l St-tt.-d. li-so' i.t!'.n of pik fi i-H'jftu fif l e..tp. ration or anix''l umlfr th- lawn of th- I i.lied tate or miv Mat ti-nnory or d -irlet ttirtof only t i".n appllea t ion of I .mh llll"t put' tia-e-f . t Ii tin. her en tnv I Kit I nuh'll It-e-ri Will U- t(TiT' o.p:rntW' heforr- I..-1HK In- hided in .m off.-r of a l.ir.-i t - T. I'l S.. 1(. 1 W Se. 31. N K i NH"1, fr M . d.u 1','m. NW, NW, tit "TO M. Not t he (ir or ...lr 1- o.l for that II :.u per M T .1 s K :t VV . s. . l VV, UK',, fir M.. NK, HU fn it M NW, HW'i fir l . SW' , fir V M N' i- t.r fir to !..!.! for tt.-' u - '"-' I ai'L r k:'i M . SV SK1. fir M Loan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not nprout plants, Joint 'Inula or spr.-ingle tip plants. They e flral-clasH tfp.i. Also have struw jerry plants and nil kin. Is fruit tret'B. Heller book your order now. H. Li. KM.IS Three nillg west of Itoneburir. Look! K ho ii ne Ono 5-i ooni Ons 3-ruoin One 4-rooin )ne 3 -room )ne 6-ruuin n l-roim )iiO &-ruom .die 4- room One 4-ruum Jrte B-room ne 7-room One fi-roftm ne C-rooin One 5-room ne 4 -room One 5 -too m Ine 5-room )ne 4 -room )ne 5-room ne 7-room Jne C-room 2JjH! Look! up Ut ittoo. houae I 6i0 houne 7U1 house 7tjf hoiiMQ nnd S lots. . . . 8)0 house f0 ho nut with fumltur 1.".0 hout-e 1U00 plastered hoiitte .... 1100 house K'OO house 1 2-Htoiy house l'if.O houses H0 house 1600 house 16'.'0 house 1510 house 10 house K.U0 hoie6 hoiiMP iOO hoiiHti i'6'0 house 16U0 G.U.HELBIGCO. Heal tlMittv, Insurtuice, Notary Public 401 Coss Sf. Thone No. 262 Hosehiirx, Oreirim. Field Seeds Write for our prices on the following field seeds for fall planting. It will pay you to get In lourh Willi us. yi:tiii:s WI.NTKU f.ltAY OATH Al.l Al l A hai:i.i:v wiutk si:i:i oats i : 1 1 ; m i i.ovi.ii timothy - tlllMT Our line Is criniplele wllh all hili grade seeds, und our prices are low. Monarch Seed and Feed Company mi ni or.D, (ini i.oN. NOTICE! To Builders of Rose burg and Vicinity. In fi;.i:o of die planter shortage in he Northwest, due to the mril; s in ihe mills, wo have j;ist pcur d a car :ad of plaster from an Kastern mill. We have remaining unsold a limited .imount of ihi. plaster. Iluilderit r juiting planter nhould plac their )rdr at once, an thU will probably he the last car obtainable this year I'llOKKSSIONAIi CAItllH mux. K. V. nw v.x cut Flowers. Phon. ill). 1(13 w. Caas. nn. m. it. I'hy.l. ln. n.vi.rii rhirapractr (21 w. Ln St. AI.HI1IIT N..III KV optnniflrlat "The Kve .My Spe. limy." lis W. Cn.i St. Itu.eburir, Ort-sun. Ill Til W ll.t'l.T ll,ino. Thoorw Miinl 4 .1I K HxterS'ii it.n. let4 WfMt Klr.l Xl. I'll.. no Kej-l For COUSTY SURVEYOR. ruW'Knrnri F.CFREAR ltepuidirmi C'aiulhlalo Just nnd accurate surveys. Boontei for market and lateral loads. Youi vote will be appreciated, tl'aid Adv.). fiToiil j Practicing i i Dentist, i 5 Graduate Pennsylvania A fj College Dental Surgery S i free consultation. 5 For County Commissionei VOTE A.F. STEARNS NO. 6GX Oakland, Oregon -- itrwuc "For and with the. producers of the country. I.owesi possihle tax with consistent progression. All road dis tricts to have their just amounts and in proper time to Improve their roads, and In accordance with the de sires of the people Interested. A fair price for labor, with fair results. VOTE 65 X R. W. LONG Democratic Candidate For County Comissioner YONCAIX A, OltEi.ON For County Clerk VOTE 69 E. II. LENOX for re election which will he a jftiararit.ee for efficient service as a public official as in the past. Your vote will be appreciated. 'aid Adv. K. II. I.lCNOX For County Clerk VOTE IRA 13. RIDDLE, RF.IH M.ICANI Thoroughly fu miliar wllh the de tail work of tbe oftlee. 1'aid Adv. (j 20 years extensive ex- 2 perience. Efficient, Re- A j liable, Reasonable, Pain- p less Extraction. Call for A i 5 Rooms 8-9, Masonic Bldg. S itiMVi-issiiiiiidiiiiiirr rt li.tM.A... 1 LOOK AHEAD! Can you ever get bark tho money you are paving for rent? Turn IhlH expense into an In vestment hy but 1 tl J ii k a home und you will have HomethhiK f value, be free from rent wor ries and have a IlEAlMiorne. There Ih no time like the pres ent to pre are for the future. e i;i ii in u m. v. i!i:i;.H today ftr eslimales, plaint and luforuiation. I(efld-nce 1 li:i Haivard Ave., or call at the new bungalow. Ca and Chad wick ntreeta. Ill II Dl lt M. V. UClUill. ISSC, Alfalfa Hay FOR SALE Greatly reduced prices on rol led Barley, for a few days, per sack $2.35. JIM &. McMILLLN Beaver Board We have just received another shipment of genuine Beaver Board, after beinj without several months, We have in stock sheets 4 x 8 ft 4 x 10 ft 4 x 9 ft 4 x 12 ft LET US HAVE YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Churchill Hardware Co. H. J. DENN Coiner Oak and Main. I None'ef th" ar ' ' ' -t,'n 1175 Dr M VlJKY TA LI-MAN, Com- i inlatODr, ienral Lnd OUR. :0OiO