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Newspaper Page Text' paqk six ROSEBURCi NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, AUGUST 81. 1922- fl'SUCCESSFLL MOONSHINE WAR lYou'll Find at CARR'S A Big All-the: Year Stock of in a mfk nn THE CHILDREN WANT TOYS-HERE'S YOUR CHANCE nil WIS A Special Purchase of a jobbers overstock at Halt Price enables us to offer Special lot of Polish Price This Half Price applies only to this one lot of Dolls, mostly dressed dolls, sleeping eyes, with hair, 75c dolls 38c, 90c dolls 45c, $1.25 dolls 63c, $1.75 dolls 88c, $2.25 dolls $1.13, Prices apply only while Special Stock lasts. While this sale is on we will also allow a 10 Discount on all our Regular Lines of Dolls. To Clean-Up odds and ends ot our TOY Stocks and make room for our New Fall Stocks which are now arriving, we have marked several small lots of TOYS, BOOKS and GAMES All items in our Toy stocks not included in the above special lots, we are giving a 10 discount for this sale only. Visit our store and see our big line of toys This Special Toy Sale Ends August 31st Biggest Stocks and best values in Toys at CARR'S STORE 206 N. Jackson St. Where you Save" Between Churchill's and Fisher's AROFNII THE TOWN Leave for Prnln Dr. K. X. Ilywater and wife, and Yrs. Tail Wlmberly and two clilld rcn, will lcnvn Tor Drnln tomorrow Only $1 per Day fori year buys and completely pays for tho now "Community" Model Gulbranscn Player-Piano This new model Is exactly like tho hldier priced (nntiomilly priced) Gul branHcns, except It's not ho finely fin lulled in Its outward appearance Ac tion, lone nnd lulling quality Is the same. A few dollars down delivers. It. to stay durlug the day wllh relative!!. Ir. Hywaler and wife, who are visit ing hero from Tiichoii, Arizona, will then motor to Portland for a Bhort stay. Flashlight toulba and batteries, al ways fresh. Hudson Klectiic Store,' . i ' ; . Motoi 1'imn Oakland , f Mr. and Mrs. 1'lne, of Oakland, mo tored over this morning to slay seve ral hours transacting business .mat ters anil BtioppinK. ' ' rn ties pip" Itelurns Fmm I'lirtluml -Miss N'ora lenders, who has been ei joylng tho Inst two weeks in I'ort- Hml. on her vacation, returned here yesterday. Ever ready flash lights and bnt terlcs. Hudson Electric Store. Will Visit Here Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Calhoun and children, of Klamath Kails, arrived In lioseburg today by auto and will visit for a abort time with Mrs. Cal houn's brother, D. K. Carr. Tlatterles and bulbs, for flash lights. Always fresh. Hudson Klertrlc Store. Automobiles Oilllile A serious automobile collision oc curred Sunday evening nt the corner of PoiikUs and Main streets. A I'alge car and Dodge met at the Intersection with the result that the midge was upset. One young woman fainted, hut fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. OTHKK MODKI.S, J 111.-, Ititm, ?00. OTT'S MUSIC STORE I lei urn From llmilliijc Trl Milton Church. Wallace Singleton, nnd Walter Slntrlelon inmln ttn n LIBERTY THEATER ! y oxi.v nrwr-russ snows axi at ioc axi i.v X I i hunting party which spent the week end In the l'eel vicinity, returned to Kosehurg late last evening, bringing Willi them two fine bucks. let urn From Ashland ' Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Jones and Mrs. II.' It. Wallace, of Astoria, motored to Ashland over tho week-end to visit friends and relatives. In From Cnnyomille ; nossle ('lough, prominent resident of Canyonvllle, was a shopping visi tor In Hoseurg for several hours to day, itt. Flash lights for the hunting season at Hudson Klertrlc Store. Iveaves for Alaska Miss Kmma I'elnnd "111 leave to morrow for Juneau, Alaska, where she has accepted a position as Ill s' ructor In the domestic science de partment In the public schools of that city. Council Meets Tonight The city council meets tonight In Its regular session. There is a great llenl of lillslnes. In he i1l,nanl nf and it Is expected that the session win ne a very busy one. ltd urn From Winchester liny Mr. and Mrs. II. C. llnrhy and chil dren and Miss May Ilaldwin returned by anto over the week-end from Win chester Bay. Mrs. Darby and Miss llalilwln have been n loving a 30-day vacation In that vlelnltv. TODAY ONLY Truly n Finn Show. JACK LONDON'S Kimrinjr Mi'loilraina of tho Frozen North. "The Son of The Wolf" . ) tales. "The Son of the Wolf nnd I he ife of n Iunjr. ' merged into one smashing narrative. Jack London li1nKs back all the old thrills, with a story sizzling with adventure ami romance in the frozen reaches of the ukon. W here a man is either white or yellow. Yhcre women either raise or lower the moral standard. Snlilime grandeur of scenery. Also a side-splitting "(Jaylord Lloyd Comedy." Also n "Hy Minor's Travelangh," Tl i:s. AND WKD. : James Oliver Curwoods' Story of the Hudson Day Country, "IAN (IK TIIK ?:i; SNOWS." Itetum From SMintlt Charles llagar and family are ex pected to return tomorrow, by auto, from Southern California, where they have been spending the last three months. They may locate here permanently. VUltlllK t rortlnml Mr. and Mrs. E. r. rtlundell left for Portland this morning by auto, and expect to remain there for seve ral days. Mrs. llliindell Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. McAllister, of this city, at whose home the lady nnd hnr husband have been visiting for some time. Liken Vnipo,iiA Vnllev 1. A. Frank, nn attorney of Pallas. Texas, who with his family stopped over Sunday at the Cuimiua hotel, were detained here on account of a broken rear wheel on their Apperson S automobile. The accident o-rnrred south of town and the machine wis towed to the Grand View garage. Mr. Frank was former rounsel for the Southwestern Pell Telephone com pany, wllh headquarters at St. I.ouls. He was enraptured with the Cmnnns vnllev and lioxebnrg. and praised the rood roads In Oregon. Ponds county climate appealed to the Tvt ans. who alleged it was finer than any on the coast. The parlv will go on to Seattle, and return home via 1 the Yellowstone park and Colorado. I SALEM, ng. 21. (I'nited Press.), j This pre-natlonal-prohibitlon state j Is now conducting the most success ful moonshine war In Its hMtor ac- cordiqg to Dr. J. A. I.invllle, slate prohibition director. I'nited States army planes flying daily from Eu gene and patrolling forests ot tne state to prevent destruction by fire,1 are serving a two-fold purpose. They detect forest fires; and they Ircate moonshiners' cabins. Smoke does the trick In both cases. Moonshiners, who are of a retiring and modest disposition, ex-offlrlo, so to speak, seek the most Isolated and inaccessible spots In the state to pur sue their nefarious and law-breaking j work. Heretofore, stills so located have been difficult to locate. They simmered and smoked, merrily con densing, far from the maddening' crowd's Ignoble strife, and turned out mule-taming stuff by the hogs head, j VPttt with the planes sputtering overhead, things are not what they: nave been. The observer sees smoke. ; It may be Just a curling wisp, or It ' may be a funnel denoting a fire of; considerable size. The former may be O Bill! nnA tl... l.lln. la An.. n In 1 ' unu lilt? KIIH-I ID II I ItlUIIJ uuruing iimoer. noin are reporrea, i the location and the size of the fire estimated by the airman. Officers,! either peace, prohibition, state, conn-I ty. or what-not, or forest rangers, lm-1 mediately investigate. If the smoke comes from a forest blaze it Is put out: If the smoke comes from a still, ! said still Is kicked down the moun-; talnslde and Its tenders are put in. : "It's a merry game, with the boot leggers playing the losing end. 1 r?- n n tffllWWf I Specify - on YOUR ORDERS ivirw TODAY. j FOn S.M.K TIenvv packing- cases, j ttnsct.llrif Hook Store. 1 We have just taken over the comolete lin." . vJi , aim uiasuiig ouppnes and will .7 1 be glad to work with you in determining what S uauiuoivco ia urai auayieu lor J'OUr Work SO (Tl duce your blasting cost to the lowest possihlof 1 ai a: finmitinTn nr, r ""aiuie npilrt .1 uie same nine iixsia KUoULTS Whew "u '""'w " uduu, you win aln- , GIANT EXPLOSIVES. Whether your work? ing, quarrying or excavating, there is a GIAVt yai tit uiaiiy ouncu iu yuur neeas, GIANT EXPLOSIVES have become so 1 commercialized that their handling is arf0n,u safety. For rock blasting, stump blastin? hiuvl. ing and subsoil work, they can be applied economically, at the same fm . . . .. suiiug iimu uio, itc oic ncic w uu oMKioiitc uti any Diastinp; urr'r' ( that might arise. If you have never used GIANT Feel free to ask-K iiere iu ussiob yvu. FOlt SAI.K-Piunn In irooil rnnilltlon. t'lione :n7-.T or rail ".CO N. IMne St. SERVICE FOR nurvT n r.-oiri fnrnlshod bnnro. West Onlr sr. f t per month. O. i W. Votint?. Plmne J17. WAN'TKD Drver mn rnd nrnn pick r!. Applv to H X KniKlit for par ! tlrulftrw. I'linyonvnv. Ore. i ! FOR PALR-AVUt.'n r-isr, 9vt?. Op "intr rvv. rhono. 20."i-It. Mrw. M. J. Slinc m n k , FOlt I1KNT B fnrnllie linm,tVf -p)nff i ronm. TnqiHro U'l V. Douwlns f?t.. i ensf door. , ITOI'Sn FOR TfKVT MooVrn four-room mttfir on Fv1it Pt. 'nqulro HI" S. Pt.-plions or Phonn 4-Tl. ! FOR RKVT FiiT-nislied lmnf-VorplnfT room, rjrnunil f'.mr. with bath. In nurei?ni win-hntr Pt. VXIl nlni"rThP4'P "nrnhert house- TROOPS WILL BE READY IN CASE Of EMERGENCY tRv Ansoriatod Prft.l WASHINGTON. Auk. 21 In order to be fully prepared for nny develop ment, tho war department is reclieck- hiK the occupational qualifications of tho enlisted men in the army to make quick action possible in the event the when he demanded a roll call and dis fuleral troops are called upon for duty closed the lack ot a quorum. The re in the coal or rail strikes. The corps commanders were instructed to report how many men have had experience in railroad work. So far no request has been made for men In connection with either strike, but Secretary Weeks wished to be prepared for an emergency. si tiii:i;mx ddkkats voxc.IiI,a Sutherlin yesterday defeated Yon calla by a score of 2 to 1. The game was a liMnniiiK affair. The score was tied 1 to 1 in the ninth, and Sutherlin succeeded In scoring one in the tenth. The game was a good one and was witnessed by a large crowd. J ith moilern -nriv mi-. Phonn 04-J nr o.iM nt Si:, S.Jltali, st. , , In- llnrmln r tnkrn nt nni-e ,"I'"''S JlnrtMlh. rare N..w-l:,.?" w' liiiKh.l. tlrlnir your I.iixph. .- M vnnlneil t,hot Iron ri-nflniT 11 nr in fCtc 'V'"",'," ' V- 'us'11"- 1 ix it;?, itn.ufiiurir, Ore. V.l Thontre S.tur.lnv niuht. re turn nm tn thPdtro nt nm- or to j Oorrlnn a.:,hu.y.4 iW S. M;i!n St. FOR 'AT,K rrvfttnl Klortrlc""wnblTi Tvnrhlne. T.rniB. A No one AVhlte V1"ne,,5-,i?n,,, 5,7 S" ft-P'ns Pt. Park hcniH Mt-nut mlMI ,.f oXt wek, Finjiih. Overland Or- har.N A. itrnnfi. WAVTFJV KnrrM'hnml. Mtoadv cmplnv ment for riulit pnrtv. Also familv 1 pl,;k Pnin,'N' Phono JC:, between TOT'RTNO C A ns A rT"lnm1f uhnTn oM.r. nt ; $7?;. oo. trr.ft h. nn1 It, ton truck nt 30rt. irtor Pnop OaMsp. $ i n r a ph wi'i buy a $ 1 n n?TV. TT i "tT"l n a modfrn P room lmue with irnraire lnT' ,n' nn Invert Ftroot. p.Hnnro "V'1,", " '"'itra.-t at $'." nor month vMi h in'-tuil.s ititer-ft nt t p. r rent A!lr'M.Mise," rare N'ews-llfVlew. WXNTKD PAUT 'TRV Our "prlron ord tiros -l lmlniit competition r on'rart whh salarv anr oxnmsoii to 5VV,..'ra TI,P C T PMITU COM PANY . Pout!, !Vnl.lM(7inna. FOR PAT.F, 4 room eottnire lotinoft" Sfjuurt'. crt'ck bottom noil. pen.lii' pnrji, nnpVs. i!iree kind brrrl.'f vnl. nntn. lrb't- $1000. 1.100 rash. lt:il-nn-e per no. Chan. Kvett, 12.1 I'fix- St. A C, KNTs4' WAN" T K TwfiTSM t h7f i nTiT Ml--nn1 tiiil'rid-to-niriivnre fin J t at ' r.o nnd up. which inclinifs a irood profit for you tYoti a-t your profit! in advrinre narnnlen now rondv Ptto.-inl proposition to mtn vrlHrnr tmmpdlntvlv. .lobn Itond Tullorinp "T'ii !?rn.v,,fl: "lrado. Yiit WANT" A HAIiO.i'V -Hfrejt N? Ntiifly x ii.re. Tl'irtv nrrcn of fine river bottom land. stream throiiith t1ne, )n aood ro:td. P.-hoo nn plB.p. v( d-llverv. Iiie familv or- lturd. some prune, out ranae nd binlnir. Mv room farm house, barn. AH other nntpwrv Improvements. Fine water. Trice of this fine prop- env Totnv Piwut nnnilreii. itnly tak it Mir i eon liun.ired cash. nve u-nrs, , t ijiwrence. rum rieretul asent, 15 Lis Street. Phone 19. NOTICF N'her. hy"rlven thnt "nn" th nd Mop-' iV of PopfomJier. 2. t ie Itnir.l of K unit rat bn will at tend, at t'e c.urt boufe. in the As vssor'n om.. and pnbllclv examtnf the HssesHiio ni rolls, ami correct all errors tn v,i 'untton. dosi-rint ion nf qualities of hmds. lots, or other pro-P-rtv HSHe!".-d h the Htses-oir; nnd It sh.i 1' be ? dot v of pet-suns In terested t- a :peiir n t the t imp and Pin -e piv,,tnt "ent, Sined. Frr.nk U 'lkin. A"- or. 1 1 A I , I- V ( I It I . ' v 1 Nfn a IiousuV: plii d wtiT milk, i re. Mil, butter- nnd e. Mod-in five ronm buntcaloni. reriient KtJo-'int. stntionrv wash tii". Kit' hfii all bui't in. tiir scroen p'i- 'i. lm 'sr fullv furnlsr.ed, l ine i bath, toilet. r'octrW liirlits, ,-itv w.it- m.-.H, , rv ..f ryVyWi 1 n J- A- lHnn I'owtlor company B T. Uwrenr,.. I'ommprciHl AKeni, :h tlb? niannprmrnt of Joe lVnn. The 3 . ' "".'Z'"1 . -j .. -oinp:iny win nam: u trio Uiant fx- 1TS N M 1ST A K K Two hundred nnd piosivrs for TKniclas ronntv nnd Vr 0 ut ritnKf. i pi t y acres ft oc. p '. -w land, f ivt a. r,n in fruit ft e room boufp. fully f'lrnlni'ed. Thrc uto. k h.irns. tUii l v five ton of lis v. field tf corn nilil pittrttnes. sl knls p.ir ilen truck .t.-.i-.n. harness, w,ion. full set Implenieii' s tO'ls of nil kinds; nn brood sow. f f'y chickens; two cws; t went v tu t mn I s . fourteen sheep. 1 iMiiird :;t t e ptscs Inn. TImt t h s.tiol (ii liars tsUes the whole hnsi- nes. tn;y t.ikes nnp tb'us.itid c;ih fsn i' i hut in live yinm. phi "ti umim hnriy. St-e A. T. lawretv We have just completed the construction of our magazine and are m'n position to fill your orders as needed, in any quantity, and render tojtri efficient and satisfactory service you desire. Our nearby magazine issi lently situated to supply you with your requirements on short notice, bi yourself of the opportunity! For prompt SERVICE call at office, 231 mft , Main street, or phone 128. - ' . A. Bern Powder Co, DISTRIBUTORS DEMOCRAT CAUSES DELAY BY A DETERMINED FILIBUSTER lllv I-nlted Pmfl WASHINGTON. A'lff. 21. Roprcsen tatlve HiidilK'aton of Alabama, demo crat, today luuncliod a determined til i- j buster to prevent the leKislation Hard- IIIH ll.IVirI 111 lll.-t VI I rn n iiii.r.Hi publicans Liter mustered sufficient strenKth for n quorum, the filibuster ing only causing a delay and not pre venting the consideration of tho leg islation requested. Wilbur, left for tbeirtamd After an exleiuite loutHiM em and western ui(it! turning: iy the mt 1 Si the Yellowstone Mtioiiil Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Hannah and Advertisenieatj la tie view are read Just is tlw- ihB news items. idniM chito tms and are pititm news for Douglas countj m nwrF AT TILLER SAW A big danoe wiU l""'' Saturday night. Aw .J will be furnisnea oy j chestra. Fine time lot fM Don't miss IL , TRESPASS NOTItt All persons are her 1 daughter, Hazel, of Oakland. Iowfc to hunt, or trwpa" a " who have been visiting relaiives m Kmtnil Prairie Hanrn. Drivers Fail to Report Accidents Fnilure to roport auto arcidonts as required ly law will result In arrests, accortlf:iR to Clilof of Tolicn Mat thew r, who atatoa that only about one out of ten accidents are reported. The law provides that all auto acci dents must he reported to a policb offurr within 2 4 hours from the time they occur. Loc;rl motorists are, not reporting, the chief says, and he imiiinr in claims to be pettinR tired of looking , up init w mi iiHMi nun mien acci dents an;l olttatniiiR their reports. Future delinquencies in this matter w ill probably result in arrests, he says. OUR UPTOW" Cleaning Machine PROTECT T0CB CU 0UB work js sr- PLEASE YOU. Imperial Clean Ul il AUTO WILL. CALL.. I SS-. Subscribe for the rtosehurg Newg- Review anil watch the daily antics of that great American comic strip, "The Clancy Kids." A grin a day g nei iis 1:10 uuL-iur away. o rowaer company Is Organized Here lVnn stateil toilay that he has had a 3 powder masaiine erected east of the rilv which h;is a capacity for two car loads. 'I he first shipment of explo- ?4 shis bus been received and Mr. l"enn H is ready to ninke all deliveries. The 3 matalne is conveniently located fur ft deliveries anil it is expected that the W new company will meet wllh good sue- in this territory. The Cinnt ex- ft ves are known 1hrniiftiMt ik. plosives are known throughout the ni.-r. inl An'-nt. Ill Cass Kirpt. l'lii.ne t country anil will no doubt meet w ith ready sale iu this county. i BALCONY MuMiMi Amu5 0 m ALL CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS ACC0MPANIE0 BY ETHEL CLAYTON "FOR THE DEFENSE WITH A GREAT CAST IN A MOST CENTURY COMEDY "HENPECKED" THRILLING T0 .,aLEY IK -a i TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY WM. RUSSELL IN "MEN 0F ZANZIB"