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Newspaper Page Textnnsrariifl NEVS-nrriKW. frtfit. jivtmtsy lt 1022. pact, mm BASKET BALL HIGH SCHOOL GYM. JANUARY lAlggg, A DOUBLE HEADER BETWEEN R H S. Girls and Grants Pass H.S. Girls I Baptist Church Team and R.H.S. IstTeam t AnMiocimT cTnnF.NTS 9X)c. Music bv Roseburg High Orchestra. ' Z:0P-M xv Pine Beetles and White Rust Terrors POItTLANf), Jan. I M'nllfil I'rena. ) IMne bfi'.Wn tm wliltv juiie runt have biTuine iht- fcamo trrror to thn nirihwetit Jitnttir men and ernment fort-try drp.irf im-nt work cm an tlif I) o ni us of ImJl hcivII tin 'I boll worm liave hccouie to cot tun planters of the south. J'lnt hrMlns und w!ilt ifn ruat aro dcMiroyiiiK hundredH of thou Hunda of fit of yellow pine and oili er timber annually. iifctii-H aloim clalmt'd 1,:00,000,000 f--t of wlilt jilnft tlmlxT In the lunt ten yearn, ac cordiiiK to a report nmdo to the for-i-itry Berlc! by A. J. Jueiiick, of that department. Most of the bt"-tl' Infi nti d timber In in Klamath and Lake counties In BOUlhorii Oregon. Tho while pi no rUHt Blurted la Hrltlnh Columbia und ; In working rapidly itoufh each year.' Private timber omicru have or ganized to combat tin menace, hut Kovernmeiit limber in involved too, and I'. U. help Ik being sought. On the pre-lnvetilory cnunlcr are a few real bargains In boys' wash suits. Good style anil quality for $1. Friday and Saturday. Hell Millinery. Dog Threatened With Exclusion TACO.M A, Wash., Jan. M.(I'nit d I'rcHH. ) Our mutual friend, the doK, la threatened with exl union from the Tacoma alreetH by LT0 HiKD trs of a petitlin presented to the city rounell rerenlly. Tliene citizens pre fer ftonts bei-auKi they would act as Kcavonrern and would aid in tho "city beautiful" movement. The slKii'TH of the pelltluii. which tho city council has not yet acted up on, believe In nil serltiurii'! that tho change would be for the better. Other Tacomans view the anti-dog ( ffort with an altitude akin to deri sion. While there would be no dor m t ttfiR In people's way, bliiiiR playing children, conduct I nt; lheiiiHev:i as Neglecting That Cold or Cough? LFTTrNG the ol! couRh or cold i dr.ip on, nr t lie new one d vrlup ) wiHMi.Iy, is folly, vsf KM-i.ill y vlun at j jour li if'tKis, yni i .in i-t Hiti ti a Imved and Bii.ri'tul ictncilv i Pr. Niry's New I Wove y. ,( dni ;t just (;o. inaiiiine tlit nla-vcs ipiii k ly. I;tir i.t-r fui v vr. n MnTnl.ml ICIlH.'y (,.r , i .1. ; ;i:-t rij.K cioi! fi'-o. l.noM-iH up (he pli!" flu, (ui t:i Xhr i i t!.y n -i,;1), Ft MiTiil.it (lie biiwli, t lin . f lirvili tV.c coiieiti.fi, .II iliii, .i.t'( it-. 8 lor Colcts und Co it .''.! Wul.o I i ( li.tr licin-l. 1 .t "tirvil net" In !itl l: ':illk , I 1 iv til cvMipy. -n. ! i. h,;.. , :; , th. 1M'Ii!. I'll !.., t!,,. (,. , , -M, i .,., , ht.-.l'hv 1 iv 1 :i trie. ,. .1: n. Ki -t v rfJOMi n Vi' tNi mar.; Fills 4 liT-'a tx-lv Tyri -rrr-w 4 H r H P D SHORTS KKTTK K THAN MOST MIDDLINGS 80 lb. Sacks, $1.30 l' II. the Ton, A NEW I MOLASSES FEED $1.15 per 100 lb. Sacks SL'LWO j Douglas County Flour Mills 1 Ulggcsi Imrxnln In town. K-w lUil Haby Overland tour- lug cur lor sain cheap If taken at once, Easy monthly pay- mcnis. Address ('nr." care of News-Review, or plion. 474-H. l n.l I,wIIm l ll,. mnnn ' ' " poats would be srurcely better, the nrn-eanhieg elaiti). IniaKine the lack of sleep caused !y a Koat hbatinK at the moon, these people chaw. NewHlands would he i hreatejied, s! ray hardware of all kinds would be endaiiKered. HleepltiK : polbemeii might loose important' parls of their unifnnnx, and the rohIh I would be hominfc in on all sorts of activities where a goat has no IjuhI-. nesrt. i And Just think, these friends of the dog surest, what would happen iliould the stunt (to further, result ing; In lap ioii i h, and goats to Kambol merrily wlih children upon the green. . Itut, t ..ko goat opponents admit, thej 'haiijfo in J k h t diHcouraKe bui'Klury. J Slur crtM-uet cotton In white and ecru, at u clean up sale, Friday and Saturday. Hell Millinery. j KI.KTOX NF.WS A son wns born to Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Adams, January 1. Itie'cne Hart of North llend has been visiting at'the home of his un cle. Chas.. Hinder, for some lime. Word was received Friday of tho dentil of Marshall Thompson. The assistant teacher. Alys Sutton, was married during her Christmas :iiiitioa. It Is now Alys Mrt'roeky. A. U. Haines relumed Thursday from l'ortliind. SnMir.lay night the Odd Fellows ' and ?t'beccas held Ihelr annual pub lic in tallallon. All members and their fa ullles and a great many i Ril 'is v.-.-rn present. A dellclnus Mit.iii r was served by the lodge nietn le Thoso who wished to, danced ;il lei- Flipper. 1 There are several people In Klkton j v. In. have the chicken pox. I Klkton Is enjoying lovely wealher I this week. .vi i h. inner names has tieen very III. but Is now improving rapidly. ' !ll; Ji.tSKKTIlAlX GAME. Canyonvilhe All fitara vs. KoM'hurK National fiiianl, at J(.f;biiiK Ar.iuny Friday ulxht, Jan. 1'!. This mini; will be a hutimier. I'on't miss it. (lame called at 8 o'clock. .Miss 1 iia llenil. rer has dropped Arcbainbeau. was born .May S. isf.it. out of school. This reduces the jun- on the old donation claim near Mel-: lor . lass to only three. rose in French Settlement. Douglas Miss I. i;i tin Jones Is In Drain hav- county. Oregon. He was the tenth lug dental work done. child of a family of thirteen children. . There Is to be a pie social nnd lie lived the happy boy life and nt .lame glv.n at the I. (). O. K. hall t. tided tho schools of Melrose until Sitnr.lav. January I llh. The pro-; thn death of his parents. 1 1 . ' Is w ill go to help organize a has- lie had a severe case of Illness at kei ball t. am. ; the age of seventeen which left him A new scholar, Wayne Cheever. ' p:ir: li II y deaf for tho remainder of was enrolled In the Intermediate his life. I in. mi the flr.st ..r the year. j II- was honest and con'clentlnus ' .Mis. li. ti. Thomas and small son,' in all his dealings with his fellowmen (lien All. ii. returned tiom Fugene a and a loving brother and was highly' r. w davs ago. : r. specled l.v those who knew him.' Iilds are being mnile for the Drain lie was a man of high ideals and ami Oakland s'age lines. lined his fellowmen and was alwavs M.uy lllude has been absent from' el I he past week on accouut of si. kn Miss IIiiiIh .)) ;vr Tvn Cordelia duller returned to , ','tti i. i.iy ;ui.t mil Weeh. Ml- I Slides Are Used ' KI'CK.NK, Jan. 13. In Douglas I county extensive line in being made. of the educational slides and films loaned free by the University of Ore- gon. The schools at Ash. Camas Valley. Drain. Klkion, Oakland, Kiddle. Suiherlln and Hoseburg have all used i slides during the past year. .Mr. j John Miller had a special showing! for Hoy Scouts. Iloth films and slides have been used by Mr. Fred j Coff and by the schools at Wilbur i and Yoncalla. Mr. A. K. Street, form- r county club leader, showed wide-; ly over the county a set on Oregon ; Industry and scenery. Miss Caroline .".".' '' u"u .... leu h r m "Cnma f'loun on the. hyjlene or Rood teeth. Mrs. J. K. O'NVel returned to her Of particular Interest are tho'e in Oakland todav. .Mrs. o'Nwl Pr hnoU a Ah , amaa Valley and Has been In UosebuiR for a few days Klkton. which in the absence of elec- attending to busln-as affairs and vis trie current, made use of gas lanterns jung with friends for projection purposes and showed what is possible on the part of coun try schools. Can ins Valley and Klk ton are among the most extensive users of the University slide service! In the state. At Yoncalla, where a specially good moving picture lantern In owned by the school the assembly room has recently been darkened by! special blinds po that both slides and: iims are nse ror class room show- lug as well as for community enter tainment. Mr. Fred Ooff nt fircen has been nctlve In advocating the valuo of films and slides In education. The Fxtension Division of the Fnl versiiy has ovr 100 moving picture films and 170 stereopticon lantern slide sets which are loaned free to the communities of Oregon. These cover a wide range of subjects and have been selected for their educa tional value. They are suitable both for general showing and for class room use. Many of the slides picture the scenery, resources, history nnd Industries of Oregon. Microscope slides on bolany and zoology and rock and mineral sets are also avail nlde for free loan to the schools of the slate. In 1921, audiences aggregating more that 200,1100 peoplo viewed' this free pictorial material sent nut by the I'nlversitv. Two hundred Oregon communities are now taking advantage of this service. Many rural communities during the past year have shown the slides, using gas lanterns in the absence of electric current for projection purposes. OIIITIAUV ; Joseph Theodore Archiinibeau. I n ' of Francis and Josephine Melindn of Francis and Josephine unselfish in bis efforts to brine han-1 piness to others. I He has always lived an active anil useful life. Ills health began to fall two years ago nnd In the last few months he railed rapidly. He was always most hopeful and patient In his suffering ami cheerful at nil times. He never! lost hope until a week ago when bis suffering became hevoiul human en-' durance and ho realized that his mal ady was Incurable. The though! of being a burden on others was unbear- cble to him. j lie departed from this life at the; t ome of Ms brother, Adolph Archani-, le.iu. two nilles east of Sutberlln. .lanuaiv T. 11122. where he has made his In. in,. ,.r the past wo years. i He Is survived by the following brothers nnd sister: 1.. M. Archani-. i.hu. Scin. Oregon: YY. s. Aanham bcau. V.iilland: Mrs. Ailgell Spauld Ing. Spokane, Wn.; ti. A. Anhilln I . .in. I'lutl.iiid: K. A. Archanibeati. Slllli.illn; c. s. Arcluillbeau. Hose-, bm. K. I.. Arcbanrieau. Vinuoincr. Wn : w II Vichjiiii.eau. Tiller. Ore. : The il.'rr.ised ineiiibers or his fain-' ilv are his nietlier and father, one binther and tlir.e sisters: Francis Archam'.eatl, Mrs. t hilslab.U Tons-, ssiiil. Mi Josephine Cameron and Mrs l.i.veile Murry. I He will he great v missed by those who knew and loved him. The fnner.il servbe was rondilcted I v Kev. U . l, u, lunsoi, f t,p (1K. land coiiiniiiniiy church Tuclnv sft cinei.u Interment in the Sutberhn nietei v. Jap. crepe, in all the m (r shades for spring. Hell MiIIiiumj. N AITOF.S l THKI r. ( Mirs 1; WK FOIST. Ky . .i"iT. Three K. lil t, K cetl'ltl, s , ..iit., ,. , n ,. mobiles ,,f ilMV kind on Jnlv 1. I ...H wh.-n tin. as-, .-stuont 't,lv, (,,r ' cioii. Mi, Ma.jj, c.l I liur.l.iv. tlot -l.ne re ui 11- v!4 Xli.e Sut'on Is ,.t t , b.sil at the li sinauij of 1 ... end JlMOIi. 1921 were made, according to the an- . nual report of the Mate tax c-o minis- slon. These were the mountain coun ties of Knott, Leslie and Clay, i Six other counties had no motor f trucks although a few automobiles were listed. They were: Owsley county, two passenger cars valued at J.'.fjO; Powell, passong.r cars valued at $ 1 9,31'.". : Kockcaslle. IDS, passenger cars valued at $::s.970: Jackson, three passenger cars valued at $700; Magoffin, four passenger cars valued at JTO'i: and Urcathitt, (tlx passenger cars valued at 1-U.O. AH of these counties are in the mountainous section of the state. o Elder down flannel for kimcnas on sale Friday and Saturday at "0c. A regular 50c value. Good quality, in shade i and light blue, lose, grey. copen, and Harding blue. Floral ue- -.,... i-o.. uii.nj. RUPTURE EXPERT HERE SF.F.I.F.V, KA.MOIS IN CLU.TY, t'AIJ,Kl TO THIS 8PK liOSUllHO. F. H. Seeluy, of Chicago and I'hila- delphia, the noted truss expert, will personally be at the Douglas Hotel, and will remain In Koseburg Friday, only, Jan. 20. Mr. Seeley says: 'The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly, but cun tracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a vast ad vancement over all fornwr methods exemplifying instantaneous effects Immediately appreciable and with-. standing any strain or position no matter the size or location. Large or difficult cases, or lie issional rup tures (following operations) special ly solicited. This instrument re ceived the only award in Kngl.inil and Spain, producing results with out surgery. Injections. medical treatments or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley has documents from lire Unit-, ml States (lovernnienif,. Washington, V. C, lor inspection. He will be glad to demonstrate without charge ()r lit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other place In this section. S. F.vrry statement in t!,s notice Iiiik Ix-en vciilli'il Ix-foi-r the l etleml mill Stale Courts. F. II. Sivley. Honre Office, 117 No. Dearborn St., Chicago. I.OBCi: IMKKCTOUY. tiik m: t iiirv ni:i;i ir ssm i.- HO nuM-ts iii tl. Mnc.-al.ri. li.ill ti,,. .n." ar.tTue.nays In m. h month. US K VV OOIX It ITT I.il.u- l m-lc K... 4'.. meets on 1m ami 3rd I' flay evenlncs hi Mnest. Ii.ili. Visit ing n'lgh .rs invlt.-il tn aiund l'b. l'li: llll'INHI K. l N Til. 1. IK I. JOHNSON. "lor It. I. iK II. F I nli.n Knrnni.nient V. S. . . M. cls In Kellews Trinple Vpry r,ln,..,!i,y ev.-nili:. Visiting brethren al.v.ivs welcoin,. II Km. ItALAIlMCH r P i V. T. .lAl'KSMN. II. OI.IVDI; .lliINSi.. j; s JAM ICS F.WAUT, r. s I II. ' l-:ik. ll..rlnrK l.ortm. n. -II, ,1,1 c.-k nl.ir c. . million, iition tho l-.lks l'.-.ii,Ie en e;i. h 'i'-j -' cv. ry All li'fltlt.. r. qiiisl.sl t,. int. ml regnl.iriv at., visiting lireth.n ro curjlally VHed to iitt.ont. icy iii:t.i.nv.v. k J. il. DAY. Jr.. ecv. It. I.OV tl. llllll:il i.K 3IOIISi:Iio"(,,.l,rg third Tii.-.l.iv evtruncs ef fn,ti inoiilh al k o. !,.. k In tin- Moose hall All visliiiiK lT01l.cu aru iiullcU le ttonu. '"UVAKt:. m.-tator. . 11 . " I'A KTKIt. Jfycretary. Ill.llKKtlls Ko.vl.u 1.0. U No 41. 1. l:.t,. kah hi C.I.I I . i:,ov, T.-lH.1e ev.-rv w,,k . TllesiUy .0, ,,. Vlwtmif inctnl., ti tend"1' M-""'"'g "re Inwied to at rs M .-li: JACK SOX. N. 11. FTIlt:i. HAii.j.'v Fin Secy. :.:. u :,r A..; looc hnll ,0, J.,, s.,n ! 4lli M.mi.I.h ,1 ,.,, Kn mcis in . en Hurt ati.l 1. li 11. out 'i Ir.'lhr.n in s ViMtlnn Seed Bt.ii.Ju ,1, .1.:. W 11,11 r p. w. p. Sc.rcinry. M I. a M !: 1 ; 1 ' IHHH'M V A. F. A lleg-H, c.ln... r... c..li.. I nllrrl .nliir o. 1:1.. no. silo n.l nn,l 4th month -.t Musoiu, v're. V.itors u.l- I:,. .:l g, t .. TIIOV W. M. S, . . m lic THKI.1S 'I. - Ttos. t 1 . II. 4. II No n 1,,,: it Ti HI-Tvi,-.,,v lii ite.l lo H..I1. I'll!,' OSr Itll'l I I I: s .It 2 J. m illul Hh e. 111. i.ttii lost.-rs " I rcvirw.. M.u:.niiC 1" 1 .t r, . i s I "I lsi: Iih-kk rem. 'I -.-IK li V t I (. H..rl..ira 4 fclipl.r S . I'. .. 11 :. t 1 I an, l A I II,' .-! Mi: 1 I Kl i: I. .. II I 'ir 111, in -n t. i.l t"1 .,1.1 In Cl.'l In.oit:: tr..t!:,rs .in, I ln II-'-l lo nil, I 1' I lilNVAN. S.', r, i.,i y. I'hllrinrlnn l..lHr o. C'l 1 cllow . T, :i,,,, ,. "'' .it 7 1" e ,!, k. Vi t hiwi.s w.'l.on. M MI KIMl'll. N M J i:i:l 'i I i;...- 1 i: I' XII.! I'm S V n.)HMl: Tin: xv 1. 111 11 111 M.l.t I l"S : ..'! 1.1 J -,, Xl.ll.lt llCKol' .'Al;i:t M M ' : I.l.':. I", rk. X VII. II I t ! . , .S 4,. ln In 1 ,. Ill - Alpha l.o.Ut !'. y fin- I 'lrs ; ll,ll, ilnaclon Ms. cri.rr Vl.ii- o: an-. l:risn.o 'I It niT-VAN. c c I;, V MI'V.l v !. - - a. r-. t ... Phone Jls. jtu. v. u. vi:. cut Flowers. I'non t'.l. In K'.. J acko n Pt. oh. . n. f i.Kii chiroiiraottc lc'nIJlinfit. I in 'im a i.ii.i.i tih. lintlt. Km. i a.' 1st Stale and EavluRi Baok Bl(1 IBi.D CALL 29 For prompt taxi service and country trips. Satisfaction guar anteed or no charge. CLINTON GORTHY Mcore Music Studio New classes in Dunning and Progressive Series now forming. Phot: 602. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Keinline Consenatory ' OF Music and Art New classes in Dunning and Kindergarten betfin Jan. 3rd CLYDE M. SULLIVAN Voice Training Theory of Correct Ureal bins ltK.m 7, Kolilhagen Bldg. J. H. SINNIGER All kinds of sheet metal work, warm air furnaces, both pipe and plpeless. Ill Oak Street. Phone 4128. Rosebnrg, Ora. WE SLICE HAM AT 55c t Economy Grocery 4. THOSE G3. m 0 5 Fuller Brushes have 69 uses and many more can be found if you use them From Head to Foot Cellar to Attic E. J. HAI.K. Local Agent. Hotel Douclas. k v& r. J r Satisfaction Guaranteed NOTHKK new frock." you inquire? No." repltes (he Girl who- know s. Just one of my old ones Dry Cleaned and freshened UP by the lioseburg Clean ers. "l-n-t It wonderful how c.ey do their work"' .send us YOnt frocks x... RLTe A N ER S J. V. 11!.!IS11 108 S. Ja,kon St. Mione 478 A Join the Thrift Throng and Trade at the GROCETERIA The price of service U discounted by wailing on yourself. The volume of business Is another reason oar prices are lea,, f quote following prices on a few articles for Saturday: 1 lb. Cocoa 22c Eagle Brand Milk 2;Jo 2Vz lb. cf.n Pears 2(c Shrimps, per can 15c Everybody's Exchange j I PKKACTiRS MICF.T1XU MOXIKVY The preachers of Douglas county are to meet in the Baptist church in F.oseburg, Monday, January 16th at 9:30 a. m. Subjects of vital im iionance win do discussed uy ttcv. B. Quick, Rev. W. S. (inrdon, Rev. I Made in Oregon to fit Oregon condition;, Burns coal equal to any furnace, and bums wood better than any round fire box made. See that fire box; wood fits like it does ir ' I ' i r. m your range. 1 akes Z4m. wood, which means more wood for the same money. Proper combustipn means more heat from the same wood a double saving. J. H. SINNIGER Sheet Metal Works 119 Oak St. Phone The Owl Says: elms fj V) j t& PRtSSIHC m Y gTAIlOIIINCS i f f OWL CLKAliEU IF 4 jL.i?.?".T. .fe DID YOU KNOW ? It is our earnest aim to the a scrxko that lll conmund U pnilse of our rxeis nation. A faiiliful sei-vlce to llie p,- lo. nr 01 tuo 4l.ijr nn.l nltlit. We appreclnlo oiir lojnl Mippoit. ' 75 Douglas County Light& Water Co M- JF.VNINCS. Mnnairer. "Here We are, Biir Bowman's Cafe TI.e b. st place fines! foods 01 In the city to the market cook.d by a Chef who satisfies. Thai's not all aL- -v. 1 ajo lllU Dill others. Rer. : Croi.l Wood, .Myrtlo .. , j m , charge of the devotional exet , Kcv. Ncedham of the M. E. ct 'south, will preside. It is ei - , that there will be a large attem u. ot ministers iroui an sections A. county. 428 iU Caldwell and 'fc M r! Mm Koseburg Isn't dead yet, for next week is the: auto show at the armory and I want to see ! ALL, there. Wo must all look our best and m this show a real sucrss. I would also liko to you at my tt:-lt-datc electrically operated clew establishment at 121 Cass St. I can give you ' day service." ever at (lie iiost of dot)' rrrffc, cat n..,i f Jxfo.i II I' t K. WIMUI.KL.V. K. R. & MRS. W. R. COWMAN, Trop.