Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 13, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextaOESt ! Chevrolet 8 GLENN H. TAYLOR i AROUND THE TOWN t I .care For Taootna '' Mr. and Mrs. Kay Ward will leave tomorow for Tacouia wbre tbey will , make their future borne. SutherUn Visitor ,'" Mr. and Mra. William Low man, ot Sutherlln. spent the day la this city on business. Here On Bnslncsn Samuel Brown, prominent resldt-nt of Elkton, Is (pending aoveral days In this city attending to business matter. , Here Prom HullierUn J. S. Hanson of Buthcrlln li spend ing several daya in thla city attend ing to bualneaa matter. Arrives From Bandon H. W. Coata, of Bandon, arrived bere by auto stage laat evening from Ilandon to apend soveral daya. Pa from Riddle A. L. Alkens, of Riddle, apent the day In Roseburg yesterday attend ing to bullosas matters. Take Itecroe ' Attorney O. P. Cosbow yesterday took a final decree In the matter of the Mtata of Rosle Allen, deceased. In Hhopp inn Mrs. Oeorge Rradburn of Winaton spent the morning In the city attend ing to bualneas matters and shop ping. ttue la IMsmuwed Upon petition of the plaintiff the case of C. H. Maupln sgulnst W. R. and Grsce Neas was dismissed from the circuit court. Returns Fran North Miss Alice Rein, health nurse, re lumed here laat evening from points north after giving Instruction In several classes. V lotting In IhMPbnnt Orvl'la Billion. H. K. Itrown and Mary Sutton, ot Elkton, are spend ,hk several days bere visiting with friends and attending to business matters. VlalUnc Relatives H Mrs. C. W. Sherman, of Portland. Is visiting here at the H. D. Evans home and with other relatives. Mrs. Sherman formerly resided In ' Kose burg and baa many frlenda here. InMiranee Man Hei D. K. Atkinson, superintendent or agencies of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co., la spending several days in this city attending to busl neaa mattera. Mr. Atkinson Is a prominent Portlcnd resident. In On Ihmlneim Arthur Graham, prominent real dent of llrockway, spent (lie day In thla city attending to Important bus iness matters. Mr. and Mra (Iraham and two children contemplate mov ing to Koseburg. Irave For llelknap HpriiMP Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harth left the first oc week for llelknap Springs on the McKentle river where they will enjoy several weeks ot outdoor life, Itrtuma In Home Miss Sylvia Walters, who has been spending the past few mouths In this city with her sister, Mrs. Kdgar t'.hsi.ks, returned to ber borne In Lelaad thla morning. llrturn Frtm Rock Creek Mr. and Mrs. Kd. HIiiKletun and Mr. and Mrs Herbert (gd,n bsve returned from a week's flahlng trip up Rock t'reek. Kd saya the trout are taking the hook good and he landed some beuttes. Returns In (Veanrll t,.pr.- o'nndwnrd returned to hit noma la Creswell this afternoon, af r iienillng the paM re. k l'h hlo mother. Mrs. Woodward has a Inrpti prune ranch In the vfemllr nT fr. e. WfWfca For Klmn.lanl (HI Arthur Iav1a has ac.-.-ptrd a pot Hon at the local Standard t Com pany during the abs. nee of John Vr Cllntork who Is enjoying a a alios at Lone Rock Mr. Davla will ao fill varanrlea of other employes who plan vacations durli.g the unm.t months. Imk for Salem Mr. and Mra. Reuben Marstera sn. two daughters left for Salem this morning, after visiting with relative and friends, for a werk They wore accompanied to Kulem by Mrs. Tom Vharton who will be the house iue( of Mra. George M. Rrowa for the week. Pin Oregon rrniiea . I). K. McDonald, prominent Seattle business msn. spent the day here aad left aa order for 71 pounds of NEW. Sales and Service AT THE SERVICE GARAGE Announcing the change of the Chevrolet Agency of the County. Owners can obtain real Chevrolet service and parts. Effective this date. Day and Night Service. SERVICE GARAGE 332 Jackson bt. 332 Jackson St, prunes to ! shipped to bis boui. He gave hirh comment on the fruit of this auction. Mr. and -Mrs .Mc-' itnn.M u.r. &ff;oiiioanIi'd to th'lr home by Mr. and .Mra. K. R. Walter aud Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. HowdrD al so residents of Seattle. llua IferCTlfton viaitS liOl Miss Anna Ferguson, lormerly or thla city, Is visiting bere with her mother, Mrs. A. Ferguson, for sev eral weeks. Miss Kerxuson has bee t teaching school at La Huleru. Calif., during the past winter. VVor From Mrs. Flaher Mrs. Walter Fibber, who is spend ing soveral months In southern Cali fornia, writes that she la enjoying a visit at Santa Crus at the present time and aays the climute Is loenl. Returns to Portland Mra. H. J. Prairie and niece, Dor- rlena Lewis, left for Portland tnis aiieiuoon. Mrs. Prutrie la returning to ber home in that city after visit ing here for several weeks, and Miss Lewis, will spend a week or ten days visiting. leaves for Seattle Dr. A. C. Seely left for Seattle laat everting, whore he will attend the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Spe cialists' convention, which la being held in that city this week. He will then return bere to take bis family to Eastern Oregon. Vlaltlng MrCllntock Family Rev, and Mrs. A. McCllntock, of Spokane, Wash., are visiting in this city with their son, J. E. McClln tock and family, 'iney win remain here until the first part of next week when they will continue to Weed. Cal., to visit with another son, A. K. aiccitntocx. Dr. Hanks 1fuyih For South Dr. and Mra. Lewia Albert Ilank.i of this city left this morning for Santa Rosa. San Francisco and otn- er points of Interest in California. They will make an extended visit wltb Dr. Hanks' mother and sisters living In the vicinity of Santa Rosa (llrls Enter Training Miss Alible Arxner, prominent young lady of Riddle, left recently for Los Angeles where she will en ter a nurse's training class at the Clara llarton hospital. They off great advantagea for girls and quite number from this city are plan ning on entering the next beginner'! ctaaa which opens In January. Railroad Officials H A. T. Mercler, superintendent of the Southern Pacific; D. 8. Wler. as sistant superintendent; II. A. Hen shaw, gcnernl freight agent, and I. T. Sparks freight and passenger agent from Eugene, wei-e here today for several hours attending to Im portant official business matters. .Mrs. Parker leaves Mrs. C. W. Parker, of the Rose- burg garage, will leave tomorrow for Cortland where she will remain for several weeks enjoying a visit with friends and relatives. Miss Dorothy Vealch who Is spending the summer here will be employed at the garage during Mra. Parker's absence. Leave for w York Mrs Edward Edmonds, of Camas Valley, Mi this morning rnr Buftulo, N. Y., to visit with her parents. .Mr and Mrs. William limner. She In tends to visit with her sister In Cleveland. Ohio, aud also visit with relatives In Canada. It has been ten years since she was lust home. Mr. and Mrs. llraner. her mother and father, eiime from New York to Camas Valley two years ago. to spend Cliilstnuis with her. NOTICE TO PRUNE (.Itott Kits. There will he a meeting of all prune growers at City Hall. Satur day. July Idth. at I p m.. for the purpose of considering harvesting wagon. Also roiill,r, ne pooling of all prunes outside of association. COM MITTEE. THE CLANCY Timmie Didn't G t the btorot By PERCT L. CROSBT I fe a TT noamPBO nwtMWi rt j to rnoneio j . AROUND THE TOW M s ' MIHtM Here From fciitlicrlln Mrs. Harvey and daughter, Wtle tha, of Sutberlin, spent the day In this city attending to mattera of shopping. To At tne Convention Mrs. O. W. Kruse will leave to morrow for Eugene where she will spend a week attending the Seventh iay Advenllsls convention which Is being held In that city this week. Moves Into New Ouartera The- Chamber of Commerce today started moving Into their new quar ters. Although still quite torn up. they expect to be settled and able to again return to the regular routine work within the next Pew days. Muny Enjoy Swimming The river at the foot of Mosher1 street' la packed with swimmers ev ry day and serves as a good swim ming hole. This side of the river Is shallow and Is a safe wading nlace for the little folks, while on 'the opposite side a spring board and eep water Is excellent for diving. Kennedy, the Saxapbone Jazier. at the dance Saturday nlgbt, Sutherlln. Oregon. o Clarence PerklnB. resident depre sentative Mosan Art Rng Co., weav ers of fluff rugs. Call Phone I34-L. Practical Bible Warning. "There are extraordinary sarcasms In coincidences," says Alexander Hliick, author of "The Seventh Angel" nnd "The Great Desire." "One night a thief made off with my overcoat from a restaurant. It was not the sort of restaurant in which one Is admonished to be nlcrl. Moreover, I had never been robbed of anything In my life. I had bad no admonitory experience. Naturally the Incident made a rather l,rofomid Impression. The weather dic)caed that Impression. "Tint same night I hnppened to open my Klhle to verify the location of the verse from which I took the title of The Seventh Angel.' And In the verse Immediately preceding I read these startling words: 'Messed Is he that watcheth nnd kcepeth Ills gnrments.' " TOWN PESTS The Strong Pipe smells like a Hair Mutlresa Warehouse and a Rubber Boot Factory both Uurulng Down to gether. The Smoker doesn't Notice the Odor beeausr bis Sense of Smell was Killed long ago, and he's Liable to be Himself If he doesn't Buy a New I'Ih pretty snon. 5uor WEDNESDAY, tttt i, msc.isaystiia.it PROVED TO Bf lilt VERY . THING HE MOST NEEDED "for eight years," said John Nel son, walMtnown carpenter residing at 74 Montana Ave., Portland, Ore gon, "I bad all kinds of trouble with my stomach. I bad to keep myself on a light diet, and even then I suf fered terribly with Indigestion. I used tot my diuner every day un der a dread, for tho indigestion often got so bad I turned so weak I cofld hardly keep on the job. In trying to find something to help me I even took a' trip, to California, but I kept goiug from bad to worse and suffer ing more and mora. "At last some of my' friends put ma on to Tanlac and it proved to bf Just what my stomach needed. My appetite Is fine now, and I eat my dinner and then go ahead working In tbe afternoon Just as well as I ever could, for nothing I eat hurts me the least bit. My whole system is stronger and better in every way and I feel full of 'pep' and energy. Tanlac is simply splendid and I am glad to let others know about it." Tanlac Is sold in Roseburg by the W. F. Chapman Pharmacy. . o League First Says Japan (By Cnlted Press.) TOKIO, July 13. Although Japan remains silent regarding the accept ance of the Invitation to the Wash ington disarmament conference, they have notified tbe league of nations that should any situation arise under the Anglo-Japanese alliance, Incon sistent With the league's procedure. the latter will prevail. IN)LLAH SHOES LN YKXTKI). PARIS.vJuiy 12. (C. P.) Shoes at five francs a pair and they'll last forever! In these days when a pair of pre war American shoes costs 150 lo 2.'0 francs and when a Paris shoe:nak,-i won't consider an order under 530 francs, the Invention just announced of a method of manufacturing foot Rear at five frana, with the addod advantage that the material can't wear out, ii exciting interest In antl H.C.L. circles. ' It Is due to a blind worker in a factory near Lyons. He discovered, so the report goes an alloy which permits him to make a pair of shoes weighing three and bee-half ounces, water and fireproof, as solid and ele gant as the finest product' of the AmerKan shoe factories, and so sim ply designed, that a child can put the parts together. Mr. Paul Michel, the inventor, 1a keeping1 the secret, of the alloy to himself. HKW TODAI. lAJ-ftjT'cn rags. Ford Oarage. Foic RKNT Steeping room. Inquire at FOR SA1.K A Jersey cow. Deer Creek Feed Barn.' WANTKIi Cnlntinn and roof npuirt Ing. See W. S, 1'owel I. FOR 84.L.K I stands of bees. IS per stand. A. B. Russell, West KoneburK FOll HALE- S-room furnished cottage. Uirge Hndy loam Harden tract, tn- qulre 123 X. Pine St. W.NTKI Work during vacation. Ad- dress IfiKh School uirl. care News- kvii-w WANTKD TO RENT A medium sized tent. Address Hazel l'aynu, Kose-toura-. or I'hone 18-K-5. L?.).!':E., "I:RE fki.i.kks for-sIx . .Ht.NIlHKIl DOLLARS, SO acres of land, all fenced, house and outbuild ings finest spring water, five acres slashed, all south slope, some fine saw limber, J-4 mile from school. (0 White IKhorn chickens, good horse, new drag- saw. harness .tools and Im plements, unlimited outranae, .Just think of it, $7.60 per acre anil all stock thrown In., See me quick on this. A. T. Lawrence, Commercial 5eniiSCassstret. Phone 219. Ur.hKO,,KR'r3 USED CAR-BART (.JAIN H 1920 Ford touring, like new. Kord touring, overhauled. ISIS Kord touring, overhauled. 19t Kord touring In good condition. 1st, Kord roadster. In good condi tion. 1919 90-rvrrland, a snsp. 19IS Kord chassis, good tires t TAN SAVE YOU MONEY IF YOU ARK COINO TO DC.Y. ! SKI.L NO JUNK. IHSITIVF.t.Y NO MISItKP . KKMKNTATION'K SPOT CASH FOR YOt'K OAK OR WILL SELL IT FOR Vol'. 321 WEST CASS ST. PHONE AT A SAOIttFICE 1921 Model Baby Orand Chevrolet Rtiailster brand sew nver sold or .driven a most unusual bargain. This car will be sold at cost Look It over today. Ford foupe. 1920 Kord tour. like new. 1917 Ford tour. rine condition. 1917 IWiIk- tour. cheap. 1917 Kord Roadster two extra tires cut-out other eTtrns. Just com pletely overhauled. A real bargain. Seveml other bargains. MATHEWS MOTOR X TltANOE WHERE YOL'R DOLLAR HAS MORE OK NTS , 117 JAOKSON RTV Phone 29J. . . .. . .: .... ,-; . . ' CJ' , Sr& VOuftNMYWirn AN I ' a 1 T CHEVROLET OWN EM attention: .f On and after this dale ne w Service Garg will Da aois to furnish Chevrolet Service and Pnttt. . SERVICE OAKAU& ' Olena H. Taylor. 33 N. Jackson Hi. The Walker real estate offlcea are being moved Into their new quarters which are located upstairs in the Roseburg National bank building. INSPIRATION ON THE WING Great Compositions That team to Hsvs Bn Awaiting the M anient of Thsir irth. .' Charles Klngaley returned home one night rather dejected because ser mon he bad preached ' that day In London had proved a little too "social istic" for the Incumbent. Instead of tfoTng to bed he paced back and forth in front of the lire, and his wife, knowing be was composing, left him. and retired. In the morning he re cited to her thst moving jrei '" ': "Tares flshrs went slllas oat lata th wssC Cat lata to wt as the sua weal dowa," There Is a tablet In the porch .of Wrexham church to the memory of Bishop Metier, which records tbat the most popular of all missionary hymns was composed lu the town. Reginald Heber. who was . then vlcnr of Hodnet, happened to lie,, staying at the: vlcnr: age with bis father-in-law. Dr, Shipley, dean of Ht. Asaph's, who was to preach s missionary sermon on the Sunday. ' Heber and other friends were as sembled In the library ou the Satur day, when the delta asked his son-in-law If he could write something for tbe service next morning. Heber re tired to the farther end of tbe room for the purpose and at the end of 15 minutes be read the first three of the. four verses of which the fsmotis hymn, "From Greenland's Icy Mountains." consists. His hearers were delighted, but He ber said the sense was not complete, and devoted another live minutes tit the fourth stanza. CAN NOT HIDE. WEAKNESSES Philadelphia Writer Draws a Moral From tha Life and Works ef Two Msn There were two men. One, iu orfer to hide his faults from the eyes of the public, surrounded him self with many friends, better than himself in character. The other man had a single friend, as sterling lo character, sympathies and perceptions as hliuaelf. In the first case the man fooled the public, which seemed to see. him through his friends. Iu the second case, however, tbe man and his friend were misunder stood land neglected by the public. The 'first man, during life, was praised nnd flattered, for, being very wealthy, be could very easily purchase empty niHn, but not loved or re spected. The second man, after death, was at last understood, respected, honored and loved, but to no avail; for he could not be brought back from the grave. , It was a case of the same old story of an unjust, blind world. Moral Armor will not hide one's weaknesses. Charles Klngerman, In the Philadelphia Record. . Thoroughbreds and Jackasses. Tbe Baldwin locomotive worUs got an order for a monster locomotive. It was shipped In fifteen days. ' "How did you do it?" pne of the officials was asked. "Organization." be responded. "Or. ganlzatlon Is the art of getting men to respond like thoroughbreds. - When you cluck to a thoroughbred he. gives you all the speed and strength of heart and sinew he lass In him. - When you cluck to a Jackass he kicks. Here is an Illustration worth while, which surely upplics to men as well as lower animal's, A wonderful thing' Is the ability to respond with complete efficiency when ever culled' upon. . . '., ... .,. And a more wonderful tiling Is to le able to got other men to respond that way when you call upon them. That l linl Mlie greet men of lir Inst ry as well as of war have been able to accomplish. Gulf Coast Lumberman. Auto Owners! This should be of Interest to you. . Look the list ovr carefully. We are closing out our - r 1 T 1 - On Hand Old List 30x3 Vt 32x312 31x4 34x4 S4x4Vz 35x4 Vi 36x4 Vi 35x5 17.68 $8.61 9.75 10.80 13.38 14.02 14.42 .16.39 17.43 2 ,87x5 CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. This is a .reUre-Baver "and a great economy, invest!, gate, Call for literature. FORMER RKrUDKNT STRICKEN. Word has. "teen jecelved here by Mrs. C. L. Hadley that W. H. Bey ers, a resident of Salem but former ly of this city, la suffering from a severe stroke of paralysis. - - Mr. Beyers took 111 at his home on Sunday. He Had celebrated bis (2nd birthday anniversary only a few days prior to tbe stroke. During his stay In this city .Mr. Beyers was com- hnandant of the Oregon soldiers' home, and has many friends - here who wish for his recovery. His con dition is thought to be quite critical. Be at the dance Saturday night, Ott's orchestra. Sutherlin, Oregon. r. O. O. P. NOTICE. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs please be at the undertaking parlors Thursday at S p.' m to attend the funeral of our late -brother. Earl tapper. ' . A. KEUBAIIB, . M.. . NOTICE. i I wilt open a Sanitary Beauty Par lor in the Kohlhagen building, sec ond floor. July 18. ' All ladies, regardless of whether they have received a card, will be given one free facial massage or manicure during my opening week. MISS CEL1A BIECK. Saxology Jazier. Kennedy.. Satur day night, Sutherlln. Oregon. r-r TMl(ht 15c ALICE. LAKE "Uncharted Seas" A SOUL-SOUNDING STORY HOOD. ' -ALSO A GOOD COMEDY AND A BKAVTIFIX "PRTJEMA." TOMORROW -WILLIAM RUSSELL IX "BARE KXVCKLES.". 15c TODAY ONliX SBC ? ,rt : I v County Fair IT 13 FULL OF THE JOY OF JUST SIMPLB HUMAN BEINGS ARE THE '. PERSONS in; STORY CONCERNS. . AN ALL STAR WHKI.EY BARRY THE The Fireddf ST eBBfe.BBakBBBvBBfekBBBkBBBvBBfe.BBKBBBUBBBBLBBa,BBBhBBBhBBBkBBBkBBBVBBBk stock of Maxotires as follows A VT T 1-1. New List, Our List R4.50 5.50 6.50 7.50 9.00 10.00 10.50 13.00 13.00 7.45 k 8.45 9.70 11.60 12.16 12.50 14.20 15.10 A dance at tbe Riddle du . -Villon, baa been planned f ,Z I. 1- , . . VI large crowd from thla city I, folJ out. Ott'i orchestra will furoitb ik music for the occasion, , Superior results over hind pressing;,- your clothes re turned without shine or wrinkle. Who's Yojir Cleaner? Try our Way. Onr Auto WiU CalL Phone ST7 Tonight 25c IN Or A WOMAN'S TEST OF JUS- ! LIVING NEW ENGLAND FOLEi; CAST INCLUDING FRECKLE FACED BOY. Rrewer Gomtdv