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IK33rBUWa NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. DECEMBER g, 1922.
WOMAtf ON OHIO'S SUPREME COURT BENCH I.ek.e.hssc
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T mns made by this bank may be paid off any time after five years
Lnwer mav enjoy the unusual privilege of inking 33 years to re
-and
th borrower may enjoy tlie unusuin yiu ui mn.mg oo yeais iu it-pay
,;ci,vm in installments. J.The loans are made under supervision of tho
Farm Loan Board-a bureau of the United Mates l reisury.
Do you want money on a ncn-maturing morlflase M interest for a trm of from 20 to 33
years, under an amortization plan, to
-refund an existing mortgage; -improve ihe property you now o:ct;
-buy more land; -purchase equipment or live stock;
-provide buildings for your farm; or for some other agricultural purpose?
Then write direct to us.
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California
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!.s to firmer?
Stock lano,
Hank
unfcrFederaLSuperyisOT
CAPITAL $700,000.00
Corner Montgomery and ClaJ Streets
SAN FRANCISCO
or
DOUGLAS ABSTRACT CO. Roscburg Qf eg,
GUY CORDON )
on
Now Is the tirvo Then tho houi-.ewtfi- is leagued with
muddy 'clotiicj and vet toppy weather. It is bard enough
Job lit bt tn do the washing for a farm family over a
tub and board, but when yoa add n double lot of muddy
clothes rr:1 c. wet, drizzloy day, why Jt la too much for
any woman: T.ur a Mas tag and niak'i willing a pleasure
instead of n dread. If ycu haven't all iho cash you can
buy for aa litt'.e n3 512.50 a month. Coa;o in and see It.
Now is a Rood tlmo to brighten np the liousa and fur-
itvtre. A r w dollars uncut for Certma-tced paint or vnr-
nii'h will add bo much to tlio looks of a room that you wdl
wonder why you have not used it soonor.
nftu
After Ml, thourh. unless you have good' bread the day
Is utterly ruined. I'.y Exchange flour nnd yen will al
ways have good bread, and rave enmyh to B-.iy tlioso
other thin; .s wo have been talking about. Only $2 a rack,
IT.SU per barrel. Northwest Flour 1.00 per til;. J7.00
per barrel.
.See Us First He can Save Y'ou Money
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
timing ''rvrf'.-.a J .. .'it-'J i -J!..'JLi! Ji ) r
Judge Florence E. Allen, of C leveland, o., una been elected to a
seal on the bench of the Supreme Court of her atate, the first woman
ever to be thus honored.
GLENDALE NEWS.
L P. COMMIlTfE
party responsible In the affairs
state."
ifrrnr" L'lltnf ACC ln n'3 ealioriai comrneni on me
KllrS fiANUj liriiprpstdeivcy situation. Senator Den-
IlLLI J uruwv nIa xiys tnat tne EgrePment refer-
I hie to deal with Gus Mober by both
No hand is camps was In no way secret
republican Moser's
Tourists Deface
Beauty of Caves
POTITLAXO, Nov. 30. "Ctttrape
ou.i vnntliillam" is the. term applied
by E. II. Daniels, forest supervisor of
the Siskij-nu national forest, in dis
cussing the mutilation nnd destruc
tion of parts of the Oregon caves at
tho hands' of tourists. Last year,
nwlnR to - the completion of roads
Ration should lnee- and pass on this I leaning into tne caves, wnirn are ouiy
haTT.AXT). Dec. 1.-
t taken In the organization of; vipw 0 t,3 aereement and
jtate senat9 by the
entrance Into the
I'pton
contra! committee. Word to omn mntlnr the l-rnnk rnunlv
effect has been telegraphed to a. ,)irant have lfi votes, enough to
Dennis, senator from Union , , , srntor Dennis admits the
IWallowa counties, by Walter L. ; B;tuation ha3 become complicated
le, Jr.. state caainnan. i and gnv3 tne eastern Oregon dele
te party organization des not
to hamper the ouminis.raiiou
Bovernor-elect Pierce, democrat.
tet where party tunaamcniais
involved, cnairman looze ao;u
s that assurance.
a recent editorial in his news-
kr, toe I Grande Observer. Sen- i tho story before the
said, in ettect tnat the the session in January. There can
republican organization Is be no particular damege done by
in a body.
Apparently Senator Dennis Is in
no hurry to see the presidency dis
posed of, for he writes:
"Hut the affair Is not finished
and there
u?1m ccunty for prsid
Moling this onservatlon, Chnlr-
Tooze asserts that the rtnte
iiation is not backing any
that Its duty is to elect re-
ton n mlnees and has no other
tion except such as may help
rry cut Its primary duty.
he state organization." tele-
nei the chairman, "is Interest-
only In teeing the state senate
nized along republican nartv
that needed party legisla-
may be accomplished. . Speak
(or the state organization. I
D wish It understood that w. do
wish to hamper in any way the
ninlstrfltinn of the governor
tt. nor his legislative programme,
T in case these may conflict with
fundamental Ideals of the party.
We sincerely hope that in the
l organization of the senate, no
Uter who may be elected pres
ent, republicans will work togelh
primarily for the interests of the
ite, without reference to partisan
litres: and. secondly, to giving us
Be relief from the present sltua-
which has been so destructive
Party organization, and Mso give
! People of Oregon a return to a
than 10,000 visitors were registered
at the caves. Each person Is re
quired to carry some kind of a light.
Last year they were furnished with
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will be further chapters " VUJ :
to resist the temptation to smoke
names In the mottled gray marblo
halls of the caves. In spite of signs
ate, ut this date and whoever is scr-
ertcd, even if on
the opening day,
nv th anritri:ir-v nf ft T. Vrlriv n ..(
r- ' . nrv5!?nfl nTirt Tratl .itnliH 1r nil nersnnn
tf'Ttur r--.. I
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the same
Senator t'pton, since accepting
the support of Moser, has main
tained silence. He is patiently
waiting to see what the eastern
Oregon bloc, of which he is a mem
ber, does at the forthcoming con
ference. Senator Eddy, his opponent for
tho presidency, is waiting just as
patiently. '
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RAW FURS WANTED.
Highest prices paid. In market aM
winter. Bring in or ship. Phone 6T.
B. F. Shields, at the Urupqua Battery
Station.
the morninit 0f'VIsltlnB tne cav warn!n& tourists
-ill preside Justn,ot tH away souvenirs or mar
the walls, the inclination to become
. Tho first snow storm of the season
came on Thanksgiving morning, and
snowed all day, followed by a change
of temperature, and today the snow is
disappearing. At present we can not
forecast weather conditions.
Our national holiday was generally
observed by home gatherings, and
friends and relatives enjoyed the good
icheer of each others homes. A com
munity dance at tho auditorium drew
a large crowd nnd good order was In
evidence everywhere.
Mrs. J. H. Stewart of this city, who
Is suffering from a broken leg, is get
ting along nicely and seems to bear
her affliction heroically. Dr. Fawcett
reduced the fracture and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lieuthold, is with her and
sympathetic friends are calling hourly
to offer assistance.
We are pleased to note that Mr. Ne
bel of this city who is a patient at
Mercy hospital is expected homo tills
week.
Miss Susie Cornell has taken charge
of the school at Eagle Point, where
she will teach this year.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Greens, who were
so recently bereft of their baby daugh
ter, have the sympathy of many
friends In their bereavement.
We heartily agree with the editor
of tho Glendale News In urging our
people to spend their moueylth our
merchants and grocers ln tills city.
They all are carrying large and care
fully selected stocks of goods in ull
lines nnd we feel sure they will please
you all. At our drug store, and every
where, they carry heavy lines of holl
Merle, have a beautiful display of
flowers at the Fern these days
They were pleasant callers at the
home of C. C. Groves last week.
Thanksgiving is very near and pro
sume the turkeys will -have to suffer.
Glontnry school gave a Thanksgiv
ing program Wednesday evening
which was very much enjoyed. About
nlxtv were present. Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. MeGehehy nnd daughter, Nellio,
have returned from Tortland.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lletts ale
Thanksgiving dinner with Dr. C. Mc
Geheheys. Glengary school organized a parent
teachers association last Wednesday
night with 19 members. They served
coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts.
MEADOW I.AKK.
Roseburcr and Oakland
Entire City Is
Moved to New Site
was was too much for hundreds of ! 0?? an?.P..J"'P.h.r P.PJ5V?I
folk who visited the
unappreclative
caves.
MeDanlels suggests that the next
person dir-covored marring the walls
be made to take a pail of water and
wash all the walls and be held up as
a public example to other offenders.
Me also states that next year each
acetylene lamp will bo equipped with
an Immense Christmas tree and com
munity Christmas at the auditorium
and we are sure to hear the Angelic
anthem of "Peace on Earth, Good Will
to Men."
The Sunday school at Olivet church
is growing in pupils and Interest.
Supt. Robinson is in charge and Mr.
Wood, also and two of the lady teach
ers of our public schools have taken
SUNDAY, DEC. 3
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
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a little shade which will prevent tho (classes. Mr. Story of Wolf Creek has
earner from smoKing tho walls.
Only five persons out of the 1 0,000
visitors had to be warned or repri
manded by authorities about care
lessness with campfires, according to
MeDanlels. The next season promises
a double number of visitors, and
camping facilities, tents and tables
consented to tea'-h the Bible class.
Mr. MoVeU-h, our minister, is preach
ing pure gospel sermons and the
church choir is giving us classical
music. Mrs. Mabel Brown Is our
pianist. Large congregations are In
attendance.
Judge nnd Mrs. George K. Qulne
will lie greatly Increased. Parking land Miss A'-nrs Pitchford were look-
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
WALKER and BURRUS
space in the loop of the entrance road
Is sufficient to hold at least 80 cars
at present and mare space will be
! cleared. Tho season lasts from Mnr
U.nlil late October and many tourists
i Include the caves on their way to
I Crater lake.
I 'A contract has been let recently In
What district for the Grants Pass
j Crescent City highway, which will In
volve nn expenditure of $000,000 for
I one section. MeDanlels reports that
rthe Savage Itaplds dam land project.
! which Is under irrigation. Is rapidly
j being settled. The project include?
about 1:1.000 acres under tho ditrh
and there Is still room for many
I more families. The land is c-xnep-
tionally productive ami accessible to
the markets by raili-r.ad.
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NOTICE.
Mornina, "The Reason For Our Hope" I 1 havP onimed an auto top shop nt
Evening, "The Sin of Neglect"'
34 South Pine St. I am prepared to
do all kinds of nuto top work and up
hulsterlnr. C. II. Meiiseh.
ing after official business in this city
last. week. We greatly enjeyed a so
cial hour villi Judge and Mrs. Quine,
elso with our popular and much ap
preciated j'jvuiile officer, Miss Pilch'
ford.
Mrs. P. J. Kenny is In poor health
this winter V" regret to note.
E. J. 'Il'iiai'lireys is placing a fino
line of holiday good. bis immense
sales room. Also at our drug store
you can s e many lines of holiday
goods, and at our hardware store you
can see so ni.iny useful ati-i r'-ces.sary
articles thai- well we can hardly go
away witli-jjl purchasing them.
MOI.I.IE.
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ECHOS FROM GREEN VALLEY.
C. K. Gro-.es, of Willow Snrinss.
Mo., Is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Cloves. Also nnother son,
P. H. Groves, of Wialherford. Okla.,
and a nephew, (io. A. Groves, of King
man. Kan:i;'. Mrs. C. C. Groves Is
able to be u'H ai-aln.
Our flnri-i. Mr Austin, and son,
Fresh pure grape Juice from Con
coid grapes Tor sale at F. Schmidt's
at junction of Coos Bay and Pacific
highway. Bring your containers.
TURKEYS CLUT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 110. For
the first time in fivo years San Fran
cisco ate Thnnksglvlng turkey at pre
war cost.'
Tho wholesale market for dreBaed
turkeys became demoralized Wednes
day following Tuesday's sharp break
In prices. The express brought more
than 150 additional tons of holiday
birds to San Francisco in tho morn
Ins, whllei eight carloads of Oregon
fowls put !n nn appearance. Then the
market went to pieces. Dealers sold
at nny figure within reason, nnd re
ported that no fixed range of quota
tions existed. Fancy birds were bought
by the trade as low as 35 cents a
pound and mixed lots were moved at
around 30 cents.
It is estimated that between 500
and 600 tons of dressed turkeys have
arrived here since the beginning of
the week, while San Francisco's re
quirements for the Thanksgiving feast
amount lo approximately 400 tons.
Peddlers appeared In . the streets
Wednesday offering to the consumer
at reasonable prices largo quantities
of birds bought at hargaiu prices from
discouraged wholesalers, and it Is re
ported that commission merchants
thtmselves sent out wagonloads to bo
retailed in the residential districts.
Turkey raisers nnd wholesale distri
butors who beught for cash, paying as
high as 43 cents a pound lost thou
sands of dollars In Ihc sharpo break.
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Self consciousness, lack of poise,
poor English, are AFFLICTIONS that
can be overcome ln the Business Girls
classes of Bertha Eliznheth Hodge.
Call or phone Ilclnllne Conservatory
regarding tho new classes beginning
soon. .
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
LACLEDE, Idaho, Nov. 30. L.tc
ledo has Its own version of tho old
eaylng, "If tho mountain will not
go to Mohammed then Mohammed
will go to the mountain," and thu
result Is that this thriving little
mill town Is being transferred ln
tact to Dover, Idaho, about 12 ml.es
north of hero.
In tho case of I.r.rlede, the
"mountain" i3 a hie lumber nlant
located at Dover. Laclede plays
tho rolo of ".Mohammed." !
A few months ago tho lumber '
plant that wus responsible for Ma.-.- I
lede'a existence was wiped out by
fire. For a whllo It looked at if
the town would go out of c:::r.tont'C.
Just 12 miles tip the river, Dover
faced the same possibility, hut for
a different reason. Dover h?.d a
big lumber mill, but the supply of
timber In the adjacent terrl:ory was,
exhnusted and the mill had been
closed.
Heads of the two lumber- com
panies involved got to thinking the
situation over and decided they had
better get together. The company
owning Lacledo purchased the mill
and nearly all of the buildings In
Dover. Then preparations were
mudo to move Lacledo on river
.barges to Dover.
In all there were more than 50
buildings to be moved. An army
lank wus shipped to the scene.
Buildings were put on skids and
hauled to tho waiting barges bv
tho tank. When SJio barges arrived
at Dover they wero met by another
tank, which moved the .building to
Its new site.
The work of mtving "Moham
med" Is said to be pro!:resslnnr
rapidly. Over 30 of the buildings i
Attention, Please
If you wish some pood, clean,
T.-hoK'S j;iio milk that has not
been left at the slores until r.our
befcro it i3 delivered to you or
separated and part ot tho cream
put back, phono your order to
3-F21,
The Rcxroad Dairy
J. E. REXROAD
Dlxonvllla
CUT OUT THE LANDLORD
' Why Pay Tribute to Him?
KUILD YOUR OWN HOME.
W. MErZGER
Contractor rnd Ruilder.
Is prepared to fjivo an estimate on any building you may
contemplate. Al.so can supply Cement, Lath, Sever Pipe,
Siiingle3, riaster, Lumber, Lrick, Lime Roofing.
Thonc -ir-9-Y.
l S. Weather Bure-au. local eiffice,
Rosehurg, Ore gon, 24 hours ending 5
A. M.
Precipitation In In. and Hundredths.
Ilichist te-mpeiature ye-sterday ....40
Lowest temperature last nbtht ....40
Pree-ipltatinn, last 24 hours 00
Tolal preclp. sine firt of month .07
Vormal preeip. ror this inonih ...5.92
Tola! preeip. from Sept. 1, 1022
to date 7.72
Average prorip. from S"pt. 1. 1HT7 8.40
Total d' fieleney from Sept. 1, 1022 .OS
Average pre cipitation for 44 wet sew I
sens, (Sept. to May. Inc.) ....J1.3SI
Tonight nnd Sitndav fair. !
Wll.I.f HELL. Observer.
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Timmie Loses
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tion Unit. Including the Won
derful Bosch Coll, and all neceB-
sary wires end cables, at a re
markably low price.
L. G. Devaney
. Bosch Magnetos,
fconllh Carburetors.
DEVELOPMENT
DKVELOI'MF.NT MEANS lll'UOVf3IE.T. WE Alt Hi IMVKOV"
INO OUl lACniTlEH KVKUT UAY VOW THE CETTE11ME!T
OP SERVICE. '
Wa cannot frnw faster than tio surrounding country; though
hare to keep far In ad7snce of our fresent Deeds. Thus mlntaln
kc a larger IriTostrnont than oidlnr.rlly required.
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