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Phone 10 Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
The 1922-1S23 Knights of Col
umbus campaign atiamst extreme
radicalism and for constructive
thought and srvliu will be brotght
home to t lie cllti.as of Roseburg
when Peter W. Collins. well-known
Industrial expert and lecturer on
soeloloKical aud economic subjects,
will appear at the urmmy tonight on
'Whs. America Means to Cs." under
the aus-lece of local Cauticil, K. of
C.
Mr. Collins Is acknowledged to he
one of the best equipped authorit'os
on Industrial problems. He has lor
over twenty-five years given his
brrst effort for harmonious and riiht
reiatlons between Inbor and caplt.il.
Serving as icUuMr'al expert wlih
the federal government daring the
ir and as an a.'llve labor executive
for many ears fccfote the war he
came in contact with every phase
of the soctolcHical-occnomic proh
lems. He holds the distinction of
being the first aad only expert on
socialism holshovlsm and I. V. Wl.m
to be called before ny legislative
or Judicial tribunal, and acted as
such in the famous New York inves
tigation and testifying for three full
days.
As director general of K. of C. re
construction and employment work
alter the war, Mr. Collins had charge
of the functioning of the K. of C.
system that placed 300,000 former
service nun back in civilian em
ployment without a cent of cost to
either employed or employers con
stituting whst Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis Characterizes fs the
most amazing feat In the hlsiury of
modern employnii nt management.
Hr. Collins' lecture will lie under
the auspices of the K. of C. Council
which has issued a general Invitation
to the public to hear him.
I RELEASED
Diners See Killing in Labor
Feud
first lot of the China pheasants
1 10 II1IS CUUlllJ, w i-i c
kjr afternoon. Douglas county
r.celve between tnree ana tour
lei of these birds, and 144 were I
loose in various sections yes-1
The birds were received in
cases. 1 wo dozen oi rne Dims i
irned loose about two mles ,
o( Trnrslla. Others wero re-1
on the Dixon ranch at Dixon-
the Barker place near Glide,'
:nt oa the highway near Suih- i
it the M. T. ItiKRS and J. S.
mok ranches near Umpnua. nt
end of Garden Valiov, in
Valley and in Looking tilasc .
i. wieit will ba. made direct to
; is a lew days, and when the i
1 : is rrwived they will be rlis-i
eltopolatj in the county which I
i it re: been l eached,
i dkMWIcn of these birds hat;
' ft ap to the Hod and (lun club i
a uiin? the birds direct fi-om j
.w fame farm. The next lot
uten into the south end of the
ini il?lribution made there
w a In the northern portion.
birds are protected throughout
iter part of the year they are
4 to miiliiply very rapidly and
:nLsh peat Eport In future
i t 3 ..
! I. O. O. F Phlletarlan Lodno No. 8
Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every
Kriday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Visit
ing brethren arn alwavs welcomo.
STOKKY ll.tS, N. U.
A. J. GEDDKS, Rec. Sec
J. a BAILEY. Fin. Beo.
MASONSI
Laurel Lodge No. 13 will be opened
ou V. C. degreo at 3 o'clock p. m.,
March 11th for examination In F. C.
degree. It. A. WILSON, V. M.
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FIRST GLIMPSE OF ELEVATORS
(ltr Aesoclatt'd I'refs.)
TUCSON, Ariz., March 12. Tucked
nway in the hills, near Twin Duties,
thirty miles fioui Tucson, there is a
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thriving little community of farmers !
W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Review numbering tnree families. A rural
No. 11 Holds regular meetings oo school lias been estnblisluil there ror
Jnd and 4th Thursday, at 7:3U p. ra. 1 the seventeen children of these fnmi
Visitlng slaters Invited to attend re-1 1'es.
views. Maccabee hall, l'ine and During a talk recently by the teach
Cass streets. er, mi nt inn was niado of the postal
JESSIE! RAPP, Col. card. The remark was met with open-
LILLIAN M. WHKELER.com. liu curiosity. Questioning revelled
1 the fact that a postal card had never
a c a -..i . I entered their world. Futther conver-
llegular communications 2nd and I
4th Wednesdays each month, at
Masonic Temple, Koseburg, Ore.
Visitors welcome.
R. A. WILSON, W. M.
W. F. HAlUilS, Secy.
nation led to a modern contraption
cul.ed iho elevator. This was too
much. These bucolic mountain chil
dren could not grasp the idea of an
entire room being muved up and down
with people in It.
The ri suit was a personally conduct
ed excursion to Tucson, by the upper
Knights of Pythias, A'Pha Lodfje No. j j.raurt of lh(, sl.i,oi, imvlvlng seven
47 Meets every Tuesday evening
In Knights of Pythias hall, 130 Hose
street. Visitors alwavs welcomed.
CLAlrt K. ALLKN. C. C.
J. K. FAHHINliTON, M. F.
E. E. W1MBEHLY, K. ft. 3
THE YOUNG WOMAN
r n'!rosihenia. For sale at any
ira dnig store.
and sisters are respectfully iuvlted
to attend.
MARY E. IiUBAR, W. M.
f.-HfTHl .HIUNTKIIV Reereturv
Through an Intricate tangle of labor I
trouble, booze and gambling Chicago Woodmen of the Wrld, Camp No. 125
Meets In the Oddfellows ball in
ftosoburg every 1st and 3rd Mon
day ovehlnss. Visiting neighbors
always welcome.
FHED A. FIELDS, C. C.
M. M. MILLER, Cletk.
children in all, under the guidance of
the teacher. '1 ne children wero tuke n
through tho uiurvum, after which
they were tihoun a postal caid. Then
camo the supreme climax and thrill
oL the lour a uizzy riuo in a reui
elevator!
O. E. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 6 This ended their pilgrimage to thp
Holds tneir regular meeting on tne i city of strange sights, and lha chil
1st and 3rd Thursdays in each I arl.n W(,re m,iely returned to their
month. All sojourning brothers i m.,tain hune with memories that
police are trying to Bolve the killing
I of Steve Kelliher, president of tho
icanaba Mich., who fooled tho i rheatrical Janitors union, who was
i with the hot water bottle --"''
I drink n.....tl mi..i w..:er 'e presence oi scores oi uincrs, uy
r, .
k Willi I1IUI3 I 1
!
Dnniel J. .McCarthy, business agent of
I the plumbers' union. Kelliher is suid
jlo have fired the fiist shots.
Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M.
will gladden l heir young hearts for
yearn to come.
New shipment cotton butts arrived
today, J. C. Penny Co.
PAUL DIMM CONFESSES
Cook by the Clock
Thertfare , lot of things to be done around tbe house that you
can't find time for when you have to spend so much of the ay
running back and forth to the kitchen to make sure that tho
food is cooking properly.
If you have a
stmsSioiase
J-lJ-Il Automatic Electric P.ange In your kitchen, you can
prepare your food, put It In tho oven and forget about It.
Complete Automatic Control turns the hint on and turns It
off at the exiW't tlmo you want It done.
After you have set tho clot It on tho range, you can go about
some other tusk, anil ha auru that I i fuod will stait cooking
at Just tho rlpht moment to bnvo it done by meal time. And
It will have tho rich, Juicy flavor that la found .only in food
cooked Just Ion cnou: h.
Let ottr elntrlcal deiiltr. whoso address Is below, demon
strate to you that tho Wistinghouso 3 -l'J-II Automatic Electric
Range meets your reunlri in "tn.i exactly.
More Convenience Outlets Make
. , . More Convenient Homes
We have a Complete Lir.e of
Westinghbuse
fohges
on display in our stors
Hudson Electric Store
iWc 123
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CANYONVILLE FOLKS
LEGION BOOSTERS
roral hundred rose sets will
1 -rn. d under the direction of
''ant County Agent Carpent.'.r.
peedometer
wtin In tnVlnir nn eraniinut ion o.' i
dered by the city for planting on
Winchester street, found the piaot--to
lie badly ir.tesled by n ot borer.;.
The shipment recently ordered by
the council tinrl Interdirl f:ir ur,? .
Winchester strei't, arrived today i,n..
the county agent was asked to make
an Inspection of the plums before
they were set out. During Ihe Inspec
tion it was found that practically
ail of Lie Eets have Lor. rs n l be
roots and aro In a seriously lnf-c-ted
condition. The entire shipim-nt
was condemned and v.111 he burned
according to the provltious of the
state law.
SEATTLE. March 12. Wi'h the nr
rest tonight of Paul Dimm, alleged to
have confessed that he was a counter
Titer, secret s.-rviee agents here be
llved that they had round nit up tho
;..) er n 17:1111. tliut veei-utlv flooded
Mtica convocations on isi ana jra i ai .:.. ,.,,,, cilies with
luesoays, mason, a jeiupio. ai ( ni)tos. Three plates said to have been ed by the American
members requested to attend audlustM, ,n eounterf itlng wero seized. Utormers of this city.
, -. re rrpi 1 AitenLf said that IHmtn was In a , ar choru., ,nHt. t'i.ii:i Ki.-e
w i i.iL'n i V 'w-K with three men under-arrest In ! orehenira and all w. re .here wiih lie
W. i. HAKRlh, 8ocre.nr. KranclMO Kou.rt Yates, abas J- I usual n,n and the tanvonvllle fells
r reci cmtiiH, uiiun ii. ii. .ii
m in nisi: I'li'Tiir v pak
' i of
: ' I ari ;
Tho Canyon camp pavilion nt , . x
Canyonville was pae'i. d to ct.i cc t n '" v;l -1 11 "' '
last night with ret.1.1. n's nl ih.it : c- P' vent.-, n gm
bogus 'U ;ton to hear tho entertainment c'.-.s-1 carryln,- wit '
.epion II;.
The Milt-.
de ll. Inn i emu
!
I,.!. V.'n'K.-r, cli- iiity
lat. nl;;lu f.utii. h- d
.:th; ..1 li i i ;-. .iv i- i iy.
r! k llitf.d' d lee er. : i
Ihrl.i a h. :tvy ! i; il n'
'.lei Mr. ',','r'l'. r w, c
; ,r. irt.t-d i.Pli a large Vlrirulii and
, tie. gui tiM I'ljoyi'd ilaii'.iii': r.i.d mus
ic until n ml-' hour l.i I lib cmlng.
- -o-
M'x lVnnitill oil srray wTcn your
i neii'liur. It will inaUe a belter
"ale nprny and Will ffrltul b.iler.
vifltiiil Lrcs
HZRC IS NEW YORK'S CHAMPION BABY
.Martin:
iat Shows Lubrication
Speed, Mileage
"I'd? yo.ir Ford with n Stewart
"l"!:;.t.r end vou r.ill alwavs
l:--t whnt Tour car ii dolne,
: th- driver Is also accurately
en., i! -.4 to r.c eii of Oil or
a': This snei-ipitneter cuts
' '-t-'i-.M. and Increases life of
r tee :,;n..
Hassler Shocks
r thing Inlispensahlo to
"tf.rt. nisktng your ear
' 7. tn.t P-SS fc;r UpV.eep.
ri quieter, and adds to
' travel.
NOTICE TO ODD-FELLOWS!
You are urged to ait. nd the meeting
atMvrtle Creek Thursday. M irrh l.'nh,
19;1 V. T. JACKSON, Duke.
BATTLES TIDAL WAVE STORMS
a. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodce No. S26 ' 'u,, ihu, j ii Mri. and Edward
Hold regular couimunlc i.tlons at ! N,t(,.m.ius, alms J. Prince. More
the Elks' Temple on each Thursday ttjl.,n $1,1.11110 in bogus money Is said
ot every month. All members re-. , j,av), ,. ,,,,, , ,llu ,K)HsesHliin
quested to ult-n.l regularly, and all ,.f ,n,s tri i)lllMn iH declared
visiting brothers are corulally lu- , havc aimtucl thst ho made conn
Tlttd to attend. if rfeils of a face vaiuo of JlS.Jnii.
J. E. FLL P.R 1 , E. It. 1 1'.oK'in notes i f this Issue were said
J. O. DAY, Jr., Secretary. IO 1;aV(! (l,.,,u ,,inil in .rliand, Salem,
r ! ! i-acianientci ami ; an Francisco.
Umpqua Temple No. 4, Pythian Sis-. . u .
teis Meets the 2nd and 4th Mon
day evenings of each month, at the
K. of 1". ha'i. Visitors always we'l-
coine.
P.KI.LE WALKER. M. E. C.
MAY E. PAKKKtt. M. of R. & C.
MARTHA CHItlSTFNSON, M. ot F.
j i proved to be one 01' the
('. A. IxickweiHl Motor Co. for com
plete line of auto accessories.
TRES CROWNEO TWICE
diences Ihe troupe has pertolmi'd I.e.
fore. They cheer, d e:.rh number cud j
voiced their approval ef the shov.- at ;
the roficluslon. Following the ihn-.v, I
Attorney tiuy Cordon mad" ;t;i -t.'-i
peal for the World War m is to j.iln I
the American Lcvlon and uvte In
their flsht for adlu dd cutip !. a-j
lion and sciiare Ireninp nt for the
disabled vc'.s. j
The linpiiia Five oirhei-tra ph-;.- d
for the dance aft' r the i.bif 1.1c I bit.
In the evening the Ct-rycinvll!.- cc 11
uillleo serve! fine rf resbtm nt.i.
4 to
.loat tho?e two very n-
vii r-s f ir your Ford
Our Mlesmrn wifl be
' -atn them Li you.
Lockwcod Motor Co.
Roseburg, Ore.
tltv Ass.m eu.-il Press.)
OAKLAND. 4'I.IX. March 12. The
thr. e-niaste.l sehironer. Paiia, Is dis
chari'ng "00 tons of copra here af it
a rtoimv vo-are of seventy -itht days
from T-.hiti. Alter h aving the S- t.'h
mj p.rt ef I t p-He- Tahiti, the Rails
was asstiliecl lev h. .11 v gale and win n
o'f the Hawaiian elands, she was in
f... tidal wavs ilo.t caused heavy
danti".' at 1 11.) l.-i - ''1"
K. O. T. M. .ti-.ciM each 2nd and 4ih
Thursclay of each nc nth. In Macca
bee ball, corner Cass and Pine
streets. Visiting Knights always
we ice me.
U C. GOODMAN, Com.
li. W. KAIT, It. K.
MOSCOW, I'l.eTio.. March 12. A I Any housewife who calls nt t'liur
nevv monairh was reee-nily crowneel ihi liiirclvMiie tttorc- will rece ive i.n
in the while pnte fcire'st kinKdciui of L'ptm Iteaid Table .Mat fr-e.
SEARCH FOR ALLEGED
; BAD CHECK ARTISTS
b st ai t i.-f ti.-r
masts w.re
Z. oisen s.-.t '
handle the win
tr itear and l:.-r
IUHV-. Caidain
two men io
1.
F. .1. I Lk -er
resicl- nt of t
leri 1? mt-tiditr: I 1
r,f l'uttli.nd a f. rtti
cttv. is In l'"----
bu- it ss mat.'-r-1.
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ii iilral Idaho. 1 he tr.-.-. nn asuring
seveu feet, four incheH In dlanic-ter,
hrenst hi-h. repines t'oe firmer ruler
of the white pine kingdom, which le
cntlv ebciii-iii- i le lore th" advance-
cf the l'cela'ih Lumbe r ompHny ami : u-i..,7..,,c "i-,. ,1 ,1, .. ,
was sssas -iimtc d into 2i,fcW 1- t f rr ",', ;( ',,., , rn(J ' j
Eagles. Roseburg Ae-,e-Meet, In All..ntrh ,;.:..,;mJ had rrevlc.u.-ly "'a'" ,r'"fl" ", u-- "m-to ...
.Vateabe e hall, on Cat.s street, or ,1 .. . . Hlrh , an- '"' ' , " ''yl; " "
2D.I and 4th Wednesday evenings ot;ollHT v f ,,. WW(, .als of In an elfoit to -.. i,;i th..- 1
each month, at S o clock. Visiting h(1 ,-n)l,.rt s, jh-partnieni of Ait-, b.-li-v ed to b. mill? or a.i a-oe
brethren in good sLind.ng always ,,,. ,,...., ,.r,ed .n atuli-1 I'll" th. M. In aeti'iioi 1.,
I once b Ins l-Mv luaj. s'v, brie ve, nunic r o. i.a i c s 1 1.
I when n'ss,.s;n:.-d. h will bet.el lb- Ii-'" Th thl.e Pl"ll rtorp. 4
1 fooipge re. id ef bia pre uetet -or. iCrants Pass esi..-day ei :
I .1 i-.r,iii ejijt a n'.tti -er ' f (r.i.ilti
r r 77 I Hai a "cl-r.ring ou." ilm. Oet rberks, it Is elm-ifd Tie y h id I
Roseburg Rebekah Lod5e No. 41, th!r.M that are use less to n ne o.,!y a f.-w I'.ln-if when
.t thmcs that v. II he u-eful. t e. ro" v. b 11 'i .e. . u -.. i i
web cme.
WILLIAM LAMERE. W. P. P.
EL'eiE.NE LITTLE, W. P.
L. F. GOODMAN, S.-er-tary.
inner n hk, u Ki
i jjjJ v ' i - AW a -
United Ali.ans - M-eis In Maeca-
bee Hall first ar..l th.fl W.dn.sda).
Vm-in- n-'-'ib.ts a'wavs w-irome.
VI-1 V M.' :i.l "t H. M. A.
y'll li i : :i't"l.l.rH. Trtas.
LLLLL S1LI HLNaUN. Sec.
. fr Vlu.1. I.. lel.l I-., nw.
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evening. Visitim mi'mbers in gwi n bo d..e ttirourh the classlfl-d
standing are Invited to ulte-nd. , dc.
v. e 1 T. il" ir....... a : ... .1... I I,
an iivrr 4- neni in ir, r-ewnew i i . r"1
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t v.-. re i.l... nt to I : r;-p"
ni n Juinf'.-d out of lb.
TM.I.IK I. J.IIINHO.V, !:c. Boc I
v. that II v
d. lb'' f'l
li n'n a I l t 'i
el ll -lr .
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Ne ghbors of Woodcraft. Lilac Circle are sure to find It In the Nes-Ro-! t' 'ht w..s ''."' ,' J'
flew ' . . , . .
. o i 1 re neiiti'-o uy i- i .
It It . in. rout rcT .I Oflie'
Li ill-L ItAILIiY, Fin. b-c.
i view will re.a U in. fl'io re aders ciulcU- i ape, l. .nl..g ail '
! er ai d rhe aoer than 10.000 elr. alar In s In the nia-liii."
No. 4) Meets on 1st and third
Voi.'Iav evenlf gs, IB K. of P. IialL . o
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ItERTHA E. TAYLOR. U. N. printed daily la the Ron. burg News-, rime on Into Ren-burs to slop the.
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