Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 20, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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    ROSRBCIM3 aEWS-REVTEW. fMiUT. JAXl'ART 20. 12.
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t Made in Oregon to fit Oregon conditions.
0 Burns coal equal to any furnace, and burns
0 wood better than any round fire box made.
1 See that fire box: wood fits like it does in
p your range. 1 akes Z4m.
wood, which means more
$ vood for the same money.
jS Proper combustion means
jj more heat from the same
5 wood a' double saving.
J.H. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
119 Oak St.
Phone 428
SB
lip
Small Shot Strike
Occupants of Car
"A YOU WANT IT. WHE5
VOl' WA.NT IT."
Ston's suits cleaned aud
.-r.,,1-,,, iv n.a ton DfBimea. crriKl wnere luey
While returning from Oakland lam' belong. .. I
last Monday night, a ear I. which' HAKTH'S TOGCEIiy.
.Mr. and Mr. T. Fred. Fisher, uf )
Sutherlin, were riding was fired on i , (
near the south limits of Oakland, aud outside of flie city limits of lucorpo-,
a ItH shot which penetrated the cr-!ratej ctH1 ,nrt Iown9 must pay 50
tain of the car embedded Itself In j cents! per Inch for even-inch or frae-!
Mrs. Fisher's chin, necessitating the t0n mereuf of the total tire bearing
x i vl e of a physician for its removal i gurfa,.ei jn ,(,n,on l0 the regular
on her armai in ouineriin. "'M fees prescribed by law,' and again:
Was alSO Iireu HI miuwier nuiumnu
car, a short distance ahead ot .Mr.
Fisher's, containing Kenneth I.ake
and Hansom and Karl Smith. Holh
new Keen. nl.iiij wre rpcoivc.l. Anv-L
heavy overcoats, the shot did not one founiJ operating a car without,
penetrate the flesh. I nless the per-i ,aVlng applied for licenses after Jan
petraters of this outrage are spore-, 2i will be taken Into court. Every-i
bended and handed what is comlng:one ,lrcl ,tw drive a motor vehicle'
to thorn, it is verr probable that . inu(lt ha, a rh.iurfrr., Hcviu-j, li. lh-1
thnie will be a shortage of Sutherl In j ,r tho ejr be for nre or n()t Thu,
people at future entertainments i ruling applies tp delivery cam of re-i
Oakland. .oil a...n... All ...a ,.i)Arilr:
for hire are referred to the public
service commission regarding bondi
to be furnished."
Mr. McMahon stated that be was
going to enforce the dimming la
more rigidly there before. Also that
regarding horsedrawn vehicles not
equipped with a light at night. Speed
on trucks Is to be determined on tire
width.
Ladies' silk gloves, all shadu,
reg. $1.50 values, Tor $1. The Kay
ser gloves. Bell Millinery.
Diptheria Breaks
Oat at Sutherlin
AsVsVsVsk sV sk
KOTK'K TO THK l'l 1II.1C.
All persons owing the Hamilton!
Drug Co. aiu requested to call and
pay or remit at once, a we havo;
sold our store.
I nleiis uccounts are paid or satu-j
factory arrangement made for sel-
,i .. I. !M thev will be I
r'oced In the bauds of our attorney
jor collision. It. C. DAUBY.
I am now booking orders for day
.old chick, batched right, 'rom Tan
cred rtraia S. C. White leghorns,
culled by. latest methods. C. A.
Viickett, fnnvonvlll, Orcpnn.
fOOKFI FOOIt S.M.K.
The ladies of the New Idea club,
of Kdenbnwor, will hold a food sale
in the building next to the Hoseburg
National bank, Saturday, January
2 lot. beginning at 9:30. All pro
ceeds will co toward making the last
puymout on the play Bhod belonging
to the 1-aurelcrest school. Excellent
pies, cakes, cookies, djughnuls,
baked beans, salads, bread, rolls,
etc., will be on sale. . .
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Only one piece of curtain raarqul
seite left, at 25c per yard while It
Inst. Hll Mllllaery.
pedal
Special
y We will not'putori a Big Clearance Sale of whole,
i. ' , . stock this month, but ' ; . ; ',
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I Watch our Windows for Specials
j each week. We have overstock on some lines and
4 propose to treat them individually. For this week
have selected Fancy Ware such as . t
Jardinieres, Vases, Baskets, Etc
J Sales will close each Saturday Night
t Churchill Hardware Company
An epidemic of diptheria Is gain
ing headway In the Sutherlin schools,
according to County Health Officer
Wade, who spent yesterday at the
school obtaining cultures from the
throats of the pupils to ascertain the
carriers of the disease.
; Diptheria is peculiar In the fact
that a person may carry the disease
to others and yet be perfectly well.
Dr. Wade states. In this way the
germs are carried to others while the
carrier Is not located and continues
to spread the infection. Yesterday
Dr. Wade took "smears from
throats of each of the children. In
this procedure the throat is swabbed
and the swab marked and sent to the
State Hoard of Health where a test
If made to determine the nature of
tho germs found in the throat. In
the event of diptheria germs being
found, the pupils are placed in quar
rntine. Already five cases and two
suspected carriers have been located
by this method. Dr. Wade says.
Suspects are treated with antl-dlp-therla
serum which will prevent
them taking the diseaso for a time.
The physician hopeB to continue tbe;
schools as it is much easier to keepj
me niiuren unuer ouneituuuu hi
tl'ls manner.
Outside of Roseburg there is no
ymallpox In the county except a few
Isolated cases, Ir. Wado says, al
though there Is a light rpUlemlc ot
scarlet fever at Kiddle. '
PI.VMUISU NOTICE.
All persona who are now install
ing, or may hereafter install, plumb
ing ot any nature in the city of
Roseburg, are hereby notified that
the same MUST be done in accord
ance with Ordinance No. 363. The
person desiring to Install such
plumbing must secure from the un
dersigned a permit therefor and no
such work will be permitted to be
connected, with a sewer until same
has been approved. Anyone violating
the any ot the provisions of this ordin
ance are subject to fine. For fur
ther information either phone ivs
or call on the undersigned at No. 117
North Jackson street, in the Maxwell
Oarage.
G. D. RANDOLPH.
. , . Plumbing Inspector.
M AltUI KI) V K.DXV-SDAY
BARNACLES LONG A MYSTERY
-1
Up to a Compsrstivsly Fw Years Ago
the Small Creatures Were
- Wrongly Classed.
So Indefinite 'and hazy were the re
sults of investigation In Its case that
ontll a very tew years ago the
barnacle was classed with the mol
luson nlthough lt Is really a crusta
cean., It Is developed from free-swim-mlng
1 ktlrao and attaches Itself to
rocks or timbers, which It never leaves
again unless fern oft by force.
There prevailed during the Middle
gs a curious superstition that the
barnacle iwas, the egg of a migratory
, goose the eggs being attacneu to tne
branches Of trees that Overhung the
I water. Not until It was fnuud that the
Roland J. Lelion t Drain and
Miss Kva M. Thlel of Sulherlin were
married at ' Hoseburg Wednesday.
Janusrv lxtli, nt the home of tin
officiating minister, Rev. O. H. Hil
ton. Only Immediate relatives were
.Mrs. t.etsnn was the accomnllshed I oiru rau n
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Thlel Arctic regions and cntue Snnth dur
of Sutherlin. She graduated f rom Lug tho polar winter was this fiction
tho Oakland high school with the disproved. But the bird is still known
chios f UU9 and later attended the ts tbe barnacle goose.
University of Oregon for two years. h banincle aig0 attaches
DID
YOU
KNOW?
ll U our crti-iM'!t Mini to ulvc n nrnti-e llint will coiuuuuul tlio
niiM of our every patron.
A fiilihrul K'rvUo to tho ho1 ever nt tin poM of ihiiy every
hour of tho U.ijr ami nllit.
Wo nppm'inte your loynl BiipHtrt.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
It M. JKNN1NCS, Manager.
Mr. Kelson M n ntM c.C Douglas
county. He served two years with
the over-sea veterans and is well
known resident of Drain.
After n short honeymoon trip to
Portland they will go to Drain where
Mr. I,olson Is employed with the
Warren Construction company.
They have many friends who ex
tend to them their sincere wishes for
happiness and prosperity in their
matrimonial life. XX.
Just a rew more Misses' fibre silk
bloomers. Regular ( 1.1 ft for 60c.
Opportunity to save. Dell Millinery.
Itself
to living organisms, one of its favorite
lodging places being the huge bulk uf
the whale. Sometimes, it is contend
ed, lt ventures even into the Jnws of
the big mammal. It is one ot the
paradoxes of nature that the levlatlmu
of the deep la utterly powerless to
rope with the small crustacean, which,
It Its largest size, when within the
hell, is about as big ns a chestnut. It
Is believed that whales sometimes rS
themselves spnlnst ships In their at
tempts to rid themselves of their un
welcome tenants.
TF MII.K AND VICINITY
S
i STT.P. HOW VOTTR
IS MADE
'llic r'i-s of in.iiiiii.u'tiirc in .ictuivs.
At the
LIBERTY THEATRE
ON
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Dl'klNC Till-: AUTO si low
Some Compensation.
An ofllclul of a large corporation.
which had made a rather poor enrn
Inra report, commented with satisfac
tion on the fact that competing com
panies had had considerably larger
deficits.
"We can derive some consolation
from this," ho said, and went on
"It reminds me ot the story of the
man who was traveling through the
West Virginia mountains and, ap
proachlug a poor cottage, saw three
blood poison In his hand Is icponed boys, two of whom were sobbing loud-
...,., II.. I. 1 .,. ., '
tier tbi care of Dr. Stewart
liev. Shrode preached an
lug sermon at Ten Mile Sunday
Nell ollivant who has been quite
sick Is reported better. Her many
friend hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Iturb Wells, who underwent
IJuite a number of our cltliens are
afflicted with colds and gripn.
.lames Sprnnue aud daughter, Dor
othy, ami M. I.. Itushucll were Rose
burg visitors Friday.
Mrs. liobert Hill nnd daughter.
Mildred, who have been utlo sick
with Influenza nrn reported as im
proiug. Dr. Melvin Is In nltend
anee. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swift visited
nt the M. I,, i'ushuell homo Sundav.
Ivan Swift, who is suffering with
n seero operation at Moscow. Idaho,
a short time ago. Is Improving nicely.
The Olallu Sewing and Canning
Club h;ie Mrs. Far! ollivant for club
leader. Mrs. Ollhant has been very
successful A! a leader, nnd the girls
baxe done some wonderful work un
der her leadership.
Mrs. Henry Uushncll who has been
In poor health tor some tltne In re
ported as no better, we are sorry to
fv.
Some cf the owners of the land
through which the new hlvthway runs
are pr I'arlng to fence In the near
future. XX.
ly while the smallest seemed not to
kave a enre tn tlie world. At the door
an Interest- of ,he cot'se. the father of the hoys
stood, gun In hand, and the stranger
Inquired the source of the sorrow of
the two older boys.
" 'Waal, stranger." staid the moun
taineer. Mt was this way: Today is
the birthday of my youngest kid. 1
didn't have any money to buy blm a
birthday prci-ent so I licked his two
brothers.' - yVali Street Journal.
. : t 1 sTHB
The rNortiiwesi s mgM
Annual Motor bhow
Kvery car carrying passengers fori
hire, which is termed a motor bus, I
must pay $4 for each 20 Inches ofj
seatiurz antiee
the latter were hit by shot on their ' Operators of rara must have 1921 !
arms and shoulders, but owing to piateg n their machines until thel
the fact tnat tney were wearing
ft
?.' e
PORTLAND
JANUARY
23 to 28
REDUCED RATES
Tare ar.d a half for
the Round Ti? on
All Lines
lTAGED in the most lav,v
ever attempted in the ijJ
" y. vr til , . -H
uu win d uug nunrlrj
'(.''WC
r.&tluzS&j of Automobiles, rushed top.
ESS2S?!HS.
or the Northwest s most important mot
T At this immense exhibit on three floor.
Municipal Auditorium you will get an 4
.... UAtt r( urViflt fl cnorl rnntA . 1
e3,Thcy represent the first product of tJ
.,nMnVi!lA male inertli .
competition resulting in finer automobile!
low price levels,
Educational Exhibits of All tr-1
Equipment and Accessory $j3
1 uuiuig .jui.umun
Dealers' Convention
Music
Special Events Every Dayaoj J
m M'? .vjcj-i , -r.!PP5a fissvs
I. 1
famous old estates pass
Time's Changes Wreak Havoc With
Some of the Finest Places Known
to English History.
Historic estates of England arc
still being sold under the auctioneer's
hammer. One notable example is the
sale of the1 Iirndgifbe estate, in the
heart of the Charmvood forest district
of Leicester, formerly owned by the
seventh earl of Stamford and War
rington which was the birthplace of
the lll-fnted Ijidy Jane Grey, the old ,
hall, which was destroyed by fire, hav
ing been built by lier grandfather,
Thomas Grey, serond marquis of i
Dorset. It Includes the ruins of the
ancient Unverscroft priory. The pri
ory was founded b Kobert Blauch
malns, earl of Leicester, tn the reign
of Henry II for Angustlnlun hennlts,
nnd tho priors became persons of t
great importance, with evidently '
strong sporting proclivities, for It la
wild "I bey kept their hounds aud
hawks; they employed a ranger, a
huntsman, and a falconer; they had
seven woodmen constantly employed
In cutting firewood for the house;
they brewed ten quarters of malt
weekly; they kept open home for nil
visitors nnd wayfarers nnd maintained
all the poor in the surrounding parishes."
Select '-'our spring suit from our
new line Just in, on display. Im
perial Cleaners. Phone 217. t
o 1
Regular $1.25 chamolsette gloves,
black and brown, at a clear away
price, 50c. Just the glove for 'winter
wear. Bell Millinery.
CALL 29
For prompt taxi service and
country trips. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge.
CLINTON GORTHY
NO JOB Too Small or'T.
Plumbiti
AND
Heating
SCOTT BI
i
Phone 407 Main &
TRANSFER
Wood for Sale
I,. It. CHAMBERS
412 Cass Slreet. l'honc 3!3.
Teacher of Writing Complains.
The writing teacher sighed. "Yes,
writing Is a bard subject," she said.
"The dlluculty lies In the changing ot
systems. It Is not ns bad Just now as
It was a few years ago, but there waa
a time when a child began to write by
learning the vertical system, changed
to u slanting style, changing to a flow
ing style, etc. l'.y the time he finished
school bis writing was a conslomern
ilon of all styles, and very unsatisfac
tory. "Kven now a child seldom Is taught
ho same stylo of writing straight
through the grades and Junior hKrh
school. Uo gets discouraged and so
does the teacher. Another discourage
ment Is that when a pupil graduates
irom school ho reverts to his own par
ticular style of writing, no matter how
well be has been tnugtit." Springlield
Kror.
Sunda i.
the Chrlstl
r,'M l orchestra night at
!i church.
Are You
Protected?
Insurance Is a Necessity. It
gives you protection on your
investment aud assures your
future. This protection costs
you no more with a strong,
well established company than
ll does with a smaller one.
When insuring your homo or
business why not give the
company which you are insur
ing with a thought.
We represent tho strongest
nnd oldest companies in the
world. Companies that were
able lo pay dollar for dollar on
their losses in both the Chi
cago and San Francisco fires.
Kor first class insurance see
Rice & Rice
Insurance Brokers
ROSEBCRQ, OREGON.
Moore Music $ '
New classes in Do
and Progressive a
now forming.
Phot 1 602. Bell SUM
Heinline Consent
OF
Music and Ar.
New classes in Dunnt-
Kindergarten begin Ji
CLYDE M. SULU
Voice Trainlaf
Theory of Correct Bi"t
Room 7, Kohlbagw H
I CALL
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See them
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THAT'S
Economy Grocj
Changes Made
In Motor Laws
f.
Many now clauses appear In the f.
AT THE AUTO SHOW
now clauses ai'
n. y n.inor vehicle la, aiconllns to
ln-. . lor J. .1 , Mabon, of the state
motor vehicle department. ho Is
bus during the auto show. Mr. Mr
4lion lil ho lure until Saturday
mslit and ill be glad to rvplaln any
, tioit of 1 be law to motor drivers
Mr. M, Mahon s:
"Kry tiuik operating for hire
CHEVROLET $675
Louvst F rice J, Fully Equipped, Automobile
in the World
HUPMOBILE $1460
America's Finest Four, and the Best
Car of its Class
GLENN II. TAYLOR
SERVICE GARAGE
332 N. Jackson St., Roseburg,