Roseburg news-review., March 13, 1923, Page 7, Image 7

ROsEBURO NEWS REVIEW, TUESDAY, MRCH 1
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sured that everything will be held In
strictest confidence.
Whenever you wish to consult us ro
cardiug business or financial matters,
di not hesitate to do ao.
Our facilities are always ready for
service.
TheRosebuig National Bank
RoseDurg.cjre.
xl
on the combined work In Russia with I
Ul,
bctvtbr uoover, t nairmaa oi
Akicncau iivlief Adaiiuisirauon.
uoui n.uov.uou oi uie o..in',ovO
was directly contributed toaard htu
iuu relief from the o; (sanation
ova tunas, while the reuiatudcr was
made up of the 25 per teui deducted
by ice American Uelief Aduiiniatra
Hon tor general reliet from approat
mately Vi.wou.wu in food packages
sent by American Je to Kiu-aia.
Aiosi of the funds eipended by the
Atuericau Jeth Joiul Distribution
PORTLAND. March 11. Confisca
tion of Hit pounds of Tenlson, believed
to have bean taken from five does
killed in the mountains nf Jce.enhir.e
county, was made Saturday by K. 8. Commluee, according to the report,)
iiawcr, ut.strici ueputy game warden 1 are now oviiik u-m nr wusnuenuu
of Lane county. At the same time I rather than tor relief, such as furu-
LOCAL NEWS
Bee in filar today.
1
Among the out of town victors
yesterday waa Jamea Dulhei, of Ten
Mile.
I Hunk Swift and James Patton of
Junrtinn City were arrested and an
; automobile carryiug the meat waa
1 seized.
Information that a auspicious car
had left the Josephine county nioiin
i tains Saturday waa relayed to the
i game headquarters in Portland and
thin back to Hawker at Eusene. In
; formation was received by the head
i quarters that Hawker fractured hia
, ngut arm in assisting to make an
.other arrtst immediately after the ap
1 prehension of Swift and Patton.
hshing farmers with feed, caiile and
implements, and providing capital to
numerous small co-operative loan
banks.
The total amount contributed by the
committee from tta on funds during
the pusl year for relief urk in Rus
sia waa 7.5oO,wO.
o-
E KILLER'S CAREER.ENDED
JOSt. March 13.-"Big
... cattle killer for years tne
r cattle mm in the Mount
La reirion, and one or the
mountain lions ever oangeu in
, u dead. After a rciun of
tears as kins of the cattle
of the Ctivote Creek runse,
bas been killed by Jay
stte mountain lion hunter,
jge mountain lion was bunted
.... umi nichia over a radius
I than fid)' miles before he was
by Bruce. He was treed Dy
if the state lion hunter's doss,
. Kn? stmt in the lune and
Li from the tree, he was finally
Ej within five feet of the hunter
Cutlet through the brain.
jim" welshed too pounds ana
iliied with killins twenty head
i. nn his recent rnmnaee.
Irtilinc tbe "kin of the kill-
(nice himself killed two female
Hons, brlncing his total of lion kills
to 15S since he ha been hunting
them. Of these, JJruce h:.s killed 127
durins; the four years he has been on
the payroll of tbe state fish and same
commission.
Since the commission began payins
bounties on the hides of mountain
Hons sixteen years at;o. bounties have
been collected on 4.003 nnimals. The
state pays $30 for the female skin,
while that of the male brings (20.
SHIP BY TRUCK
I F. & F. Eugene-Roseburg Freight
iCo. has moved to 1. tl. Broadway's,
j corner Main and Washington, Phone
3!3.
ROSEBURG STUDENTS
MAKE GOOD RECORDS
BUYS 62,000,000 FEET OF TIMBER
(By Associated Press.)
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho., March 13.
A company representing Montana
capital has completed a deal involv
ing 62.0U0.0O0 feet of standing timber
In the Island Park country, according
to announcement by W. H. Sniead of
Mit-ioula.
Erection of a large sawmill at Dig
Springs In the immediate future is
planned.
YS DANGEROUS VARICOSE
VEINS CAN BE REDUCED AT HOME
OREGON' AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallls. March 13. Three
Koseburg students at the Oregon Agri
cultural college ranked among the s8
students who In the full term made
an average grade of over 83 per cent.
J. T. Abraham averaged 93.47 per
cent; Florence Kohlhagen, fel per
cent, and Andrew Btreet, S3.&8 per
cent.
Out of all the students In college
16 averaged "A." Three of these
were women, three were freshmen.
one sophomore, tour Juniors, tour
seniors and four specials.
Of the ti who averaged over 93 per
cent, 27 were women. Twenty-five
were commerce students, 16 agricul
tural students. 23 in all branches of
engineering, and nine home economic
students. Fourteen were freshmen,
30 Bopiiomores, 16 Juniors, and 23
seniors.
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C. A. Lock wood Motor Co. for com
plete line of.auto accessories.
Hupp Proa., Star cars.
Glenn Itooth, resident of Azalla,
was among the out of town visitors
here yesterday.
I
DON'T CHASE
YOUR HAT
One of our new Spring Cap will stay on your head
and you will find them very comfortable
these windy days
Durai.t jus: a real good car."
W. H. L. Osborne, well known
resident of Glide, arrived here yes
terday tuorniug.
Star worth the money.
tP.-tl- mnA I Inurarrl Trv. Asked at Fullertnn's Ilruii store for
benuy ana upwara io- an riKint tw.0n.e home himmp'i
i tli- Hnarr M Rlnnrl in ! Km. ral.l oil vfull alrunath) and apply
U tne neari US D'OUU 111 Kit ,in,i murnlnir to the swollen, en
rl Tl SSF II ,...1 ...1.... .-... .n ..... u-ill ....
feint r tows mm way
AZALEA VALLEY NEWS
i nr inv relative or friend Is
Ll IwaiiM? of varicose veins, or
tbe best atlviee mill anyone in
U can Kile is to pet a pic-
ihut maiiv Dhvsieiuns ai e
f bribing. ,
i til a l they are growing: smnller and the
trentment Miioiild e cnuluued until
tli vetiin an of normal hIz-. So fu ne
ll.ittnK and tiowerfill is Kmrrald Oil
that it ditiwdves goitre and wenff and
I aiise-i th in to dinalit.ar. It ean he se
cured at 1'ullerton's I rus atoie, l'liun
ir..
BROTHER:
The Portland Mcsonic Police Team will exemplify
the Third Degree for Laurel Lodge,' No. 13, at the
Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Oregon, March 14th, 1923.
They have a Full Team, and take complete charge. You
are assured of a treat that wjll long be remembered.
Music In abundance.
Tablet will be set for 200, at 6:00 p. m., at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Lane and Main streets.
Visiting Brothers welcome. Bring your apron.
R. A. WILSON, W. M.
Viaiting Brothers requiring examination please make
it known early
The pie social held last night was
very well attended. The program was
good and all enjoyed a fine lime.
Mrs. Victor Miller has been quite 111
but is better at present.
Wayne Cheaver is reported on the
sick list.
Quito a snow storm swept through
this valley the first of the week.
John Jordan of Walla Walla, Wash.,
arrived here to visit his sister, Mrs.
Dlmmick, I. M. C.
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j C. A. Lock wood Motor Co. for com
plete line of auto accessories.
SERIOUS CHARGE FACED
CANYON CITY, Ore., March 12.
George Dysinger, of Mt. Vernon, is in
the county jail under $5000 bonds
awaiting the action of the grand Jury.
He is charged with a statutory crime
involving one of his own children. He
is 60 years old and a widower.
NOTICE!
I will not be responsible for any
bill Incured by Mrs. Jamea Imthie
aftir this dale, March 13, 1923.
James limine.
METHODISTS APPEAL
FOR EVANGELISM
f rtv AftxoolaH-4 Presi.)
CHICAGO. March 13. -The call to
repentance has never been revoked,"
says the Uoard of llishona of the
Meibodist Episcopal church in an ap
peal for an intensive evangelistic ef
tori on the part of all members of the
churcb, issued today by the commit
tee on Conservation and Advance
through its correspending secretary.
Dr. R. j'. Wale. Chicago.
"The unsaved multitudes are as des
titute of the gospel and a personal
interest in the atonement of Jesus
Christ as the far-off heathen for whose
salvation we give and pray," says the
appeal.
"Shall not bishops, superintendents,
Dastors. college presidents, league
leaders, Sunduy school teachers, lay
men and all our loyal members dedi
cate themselves to some definite form
of soul-winning endeavor?
"Shall we not now give ourselves
without reserve to an Intensive evan
gelistic effort? That will mean that
our pupils shall flame with an evan
gelistic passion; that our pews shall
catch the fire. It will mean that the
members of our women's missionary
societies shall turn their extraordin
ary organization talent and boundless
on'ihiiKiasm into the channels of per
sonal evangelism. U will mean, that
rnr n season Jill the forces of the
local church shall be focused upon
this one thing, and be fired by this
one dominating purpose and passion.
"Shall we not go In fur prayerful,
systematic, passionate, unyielding
movement to arouse the cnurcn ana
the community to a sense of their
spiritual need? Shall we not pray
w ithout ceasing and labor with actual
desperation for the mightiest revival
of rclkinn which has ever come to
our church?
"That revival should start in tnirty
thousand Methodist Episcopal serv-
Ices. .
An it mnat ncd cease until Its
vitalizing power has been carriea
everywhere."
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Kidney and Biadder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back
Lee V.'tnnefurd resident of I mp-1
qua, motored into town yesterday to j
apend a tew hours la the city. I
Fuller Brushes, J. B. Crary, 10 R.
L. lT. Stenger, resident of Canyon
vllle, motored in to town yesterday
and spent the day transacting business.
We have the most complete assort
ment of Caps we have ever shown
NEW SI 1APE3, NEW PATTERNS
You Can Find a Cao You Like Here
$1.50 to $3.00
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
Your Money Back One Day in March on All Cash Sales
Arundel, piano tuner, rbona 1S9 L.
Mrs. Rose Jacobs returned today
from Kugene where she baa been
visiting with friends for the past
several days.
Products 120 W. Lane
W'atkln's
Phone 177.
I). C. Redding, resident of Dlllard
left last night for Portland, where
he will enter the hospital there to
receive medical aid.
E. R. R01SE, TEACHER of ylolln.
Call Moore Music Studio.
D. D. Good resident of Cleveland
motored In from that vicinity today
and will spend the day trausarllng
business matters, returning home
this evening.
Painless extraction of teem nt room
9, Masonic Temple. Dr. Nerbas.
ilromore fertilizer has no odor and
contains no waste material. Sold by
Wharton llros.
Mrs. F. M. Mlddlebtirg was among
those who motored In from Hound
Prairie yesterday, to spend the day
visiting and shopping.
Dance at Glide Hull Sat unlay,
March 17. I Jul lea bring sandwiches or
cakes. Everybody welcome.
The Bond tiros, motored In yester
day from tillde and spent the day
transacting business and shopping,
returning home in the evening.
COYOTE CLUB ADOPTS RULING
IN MEMORIAM
Thousands Go
East this Way-
Since it affords an opportunity of
stoppirtg off at San Francisco, "The
City Loved Around the World."
And it enables them to tell their
friends about this great and gay metro
polis. Then, too, a choice of routes and lib
eral stopovers induce many to go East
through California.
If you're planning a trip East let our
agents help you and provide descriptive
folders, or write
JOHN
General Pa
SCt ITT
, a-.-r A-cDt
I'o-tian l. nr. sou
O, dear mother, how wo miss thee
And thy tender lovfng care.
We miss your ever presence.
Yes, we miss you everywhere.
O, yes, dear mother, you have gone
To that bright celestial shore.
We soon will join vour number
Where we will meet to part no more.
O the angels came antl took her
To that beautiful home above.
To dwell In God's fair mansion.
Where all is peace and love.
In fond remembrance of Margaret
E. Black, who died 1'ebruary 8,
Unv coal at Pages and be comfort
able and sweet-tempered.
AMERICAN JEWS DISTRIBUTE
$9,000,000 FOR RELIEF WORK
Resale Brown, and father, M. I..
Drown, of Camas Valley, motored In
from their home there yesterday
and spent several hours here trans
acting business matters.
MOORE MUSIC STUDIO, 3!i N.
Jackson St. Phone 502.
Dave Good, resident of Clevelnnd,
motored in from his home there yes
terday, and spent the day transacting
business matters, and visiting with
friends.
Ttv Aeorltrit Pro!"
NEW YORK, March 13. More than
r,?iii.iHi0 has been contributed by
American Jews toward non-sect. irian
r dief in Hussla. and a further ?3.3iai..
nOO mostly for their own people
tlirortph the American Relief Admin
istration during the year 1922. accord
ing to a report of the American Jew
ish Joint Distribution Committee.
The report was made by Felix M.
Warburg, Jamea N. Itosr-nherg antl
lewis U Strauss, the three repre
sentatives of the committee who in
August 1921 concluded the agreement
Kur 40 venrs. suld Dr. Carey. I have
been ttci rihii H my pr. . rlptlon ,o
(known f.ir years u MarsliroeU
for kidney and bladder sl'knean and
now liiat l bate retired from active
practice I have made arrangements
Willi leading druggists to dispense tills
wonderful prei-i t iptlon at a moderate
price, on tin! money back If dlsaatla-
a!'e of kidney dlseas. thou-
sands die ot 11 every year who ought
l 1 ii loving the hletooligs of life and
health. WhIcIi the symptoms. If yl
luivo npe k Homing heforii the eyes,
purrv eyes, clammy feel or moist palms,
uaiiiac he or side-ache, you ought to
get a holtle ot It. rareys famous l"l u
av rlptlon N". 7.7 right away.
It has womlnfullv Pencilled tens of
thouiiml of cases of kidnev and blad
der irouhl. s and Is the medicine y"U
can slwavs depend upon, llesulls aid
a uarsntccd.
NDTK Dr. Imnlel 1! Carey was a
prnetlc inn phyi. Ian fur many yeais
and his Kre.il ft . . rlpt Ion No. i.7 Hide.
Uioui.an.l ot Mirterers troin kidney and
l.liel.l.-r ti.. iil-iea. Hereafter you cn
always act this effective prescription
ill I ,,th li.iind and tablet form.
Natnan V-iilbtlon. The Itexall store.
I'elKIIis llu.iillUK, KonebuiM. Oreaoll,
i'hulie 4.
Dr. Kdllh Wltiel. osteopathic phy
sician. 302 Terklns Bldg. Tel. 293.
Ralph Knight of Daya Creek was
a Roseburg ylsltor yesterday. Mr.
Knight motored in from his home In
Daya Creek to attend to varloua bus
iness matters.
Pruning and grafting. All trees,
vines, bushes. Louis Borgold, city.
The I'mpqua Sheep and Coat Pro
tective Association, has nitide a stand
ing offer of f0 for every coyote
started and killed within the district.
according to an announcement made
by It. O. Lehmann, president of the
organization. If the coyote la killed
by some party ahead of the doits, 75
per cent of the payment will go to the
owner of the does chasing the animal
and 25 per cent will go to the person
killing the coyote. Payments, how
ever, will be made only to members
of the club. '
o
VaUKhan drag saws will do the
work. Sold by Wharlon llros.
ATHLETES RACE THROUGH ROCK
(Ilr Associated freaa.)
BKKKKLKY, Cnl., March 12. Uni
versity uf California alhletea here,
members of two teams, are racing to
tunnel throuKh a rock cliff.
'the competition started with the
Idea of proving the supremacy of the
university geologists over the miners,
and the result waa a challenge to an
eivhteen-fiait dash through solid rock.
The scene of the contest is at the
laiwson adit, back of the Hearst Mlu
lug Building. W. U. Gallagher la cap
lain of the geologists and Everett
Wilson leads the miners.
The two teaina are organised and
modernly equipped and they are at
work in relays making a cross-cut
through the drift of tbe adit.
FATHER CLERY TAKING UP
WORK IN LOCAL PARISH
15 puts tne latest Singer machine la
your home. Machines rented. All re
pair work guaranteed. Hemstitching.
Singer Store, Jackson SL
WOMEN MAY BECOME SEA
CAPTAINS IN GREAT BRITAIN
Among the out of town visitors In
Roseburg yesterday was Krsnk Cain
resident of Kiddle. Mr. cnin spent
the day shopping and vUltlng with
friends, reluming to his home last
night.
C A. Lockwood Motor Co. for com
plete line of auto accessories.
Father Bernard Clery. of Lincoln.
Neb., has bet-n assigned to the local
Catholic parish and has taken up his
work here. He replaces rather W alsh
who has been forced, on account uf
failing eyesight, to take a rest from
active work. Father Walsh Is return
ing to- Ireland to spend at lenst two
years at his old home. Overwork has
caused his eyes lo become badly af
fected and physicians have insisted
ufain n complete rest If he la to re
tain his slept. He sails from
York nn the 11th.
trty Associated Press, t
LONDON, March 13. Women are
eligible for sea captnlna certificates.
Is the ruling of the lloard of Trado In
reply to a question on the subject
from the Imperial Merchant Service
Guild . The Hoard aaya It would not
refuse to examine a candidate for a
certificate of competency on the
ground of sex If the conditions aa to
service and testimonials, laid down in
their regulations, were complied with.
The question arose through the case
of a Miss Drummond. who recently
went to sea lis nn engineer, and the
Guild wished to have It made clear
If women could r.o further in the profession.
Don't be annoyed by expenslvo de
lay, lluy from Page Lumber and Fuel
company. They have the material
rlcht here on hand, and you can sen it
New before you buy, and can got it right
now. tuT.j
Among those who motored In from j
Camas Valley yesterday was Mildred
Church. She spent the afternoon '
with friends here returning home In i
the evening.
Mrs. Chaa. O. Stanton, teacher of
Piano. Res. Phone 75 J. 702 8. Pine.
Mrs. Kd Payton, and Mrs. Jim Mill
er, will entertain the Woodcraft
Thimble club Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 at the K. of P. Hall. A good time
I nas neeil iiiaiuieu nnu oil m i.
Ol nil me eiuu iin iiiu. .a a
FIRST TELEPHONE AD IN 1877
ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
METZGER'S
I Also all kinds of other building materials, including
I Brick, Lime, Sewer Pipe, Cement, Lath, Shingles, Plas-
ter, Land Plaster, Reinforcing Steel and Roofing.
Largest stock in the county, and the prices are right.
3 Warehouse at Empire Darn
Come One and All
Come
Scotty's
Camp Ground
WE DANCE
Every Saturday
Have a Good Time Here With
Your Friends
Good Music
,5c a Couple Spectatora Fret
:o'.ty's it 13 M'les From
r-tsseaup on ths Coos Bay
Hthwjy
Cood Pcadi A DeligMful Drive
Miss Lucille Tlentz, vocal teacher at
Moore Music Studio. Home Phone 5t6
II, or Moore Studio, 502.
George Solomon antl wife, well
known residents of I nipciua. niolor-
. . ........ ,...u,..r.nu ,1 .,,,.1-t Ihu
(Hv AKoclatcd Tress. l .1 , - ' .
DAI I AS leu., March 1J l-ocai nay transaci nig " -"-e
telephone nu n have come across the ping, returning home in the evening.
first advertisement of a telephone
ccnipany It as published In July Cennett Records player rolls, lat
ls77 in the newspapers of New est sheet music Pianos. Cheney Pbon
liaven Conn This advertisement ' ocrahs. Orders Receive PROMPT AT
made it clear that subscribing for a , TKNTION. "Yours for service." Moore
telephone ill ihi.se early days consist-1 Music Store. 321 N. Jackson st.
ed in leasiine an instrument and not j
in buving service as Is the case now. J. A. Dewey and wife of Oli-mlnlc
"The piopti' tois keep the instru-1 u ore In the city yesterday for sev
tnetit in repair without charges," said pra hours, transacting business
the advertisement, "and the user hasnil VF with friends. They mo
no expense eept the maintenance j re, back to their home in Glen
of the line, li neeilK only a wile be-1()a0 tnH j-veniu,;.
twet n the two stations, thouk-n ten or
twenty mil s
at each end."
Despite th
further Inducement
of the t l pl.'-ne is
finely polished, and
tinv room it nfiice."
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT. WE ARE IMPROV
ING OUR FACILITIES EVERY DAY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF
SERVICE.
We cannot grow faster than the surrounding country; though we
have to keep fur in advance of our present needs. Thus maintaining
a larger Investment than ordinarily required.
WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED AT A
MOMENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
R. M. JENNINGS, Manager
part, with a telephone
Induecnii nt
lhat
anil the!
the outside
if maliotany. i
n ornament to
t.nly ore suh-j
seriber resulted. The Key. John t. . ,
TtcM tame forward and agreed to pay,
IDi a )oar lor a telephone, lie is !
lieved to be the fiist subs' ril-er in I
the world t. a commercial cxchanL-e.
Acrnrdim: local telephone ofli-i
ell tbe linu'.ile was not itll the ad ,
vertisine m.r with the matter f I
Mrlr.irinz l:tr . The public simply
bad to be shewn thai It could n.il
Hlrnc wiih-it:' t.-lephones. Therefore, j
the r-eord show a canvasser wns
sent out to make personal explanation,
of the tci. plr tie ai.d 2"ft i-n'rsris
we-e t Vained The first service W- (
riv. n Jimcm 7.1, J V 7 to 2) sen
scrlhers. Ik.' firrt wh'tri'
oi.-ne.; Jmivrv 1S7.
The Tex: s Public S-r ire Dee.su t f
Inform. 'lien ! ''it fr' tn the benv
l, in?. . t!.n fifty vats '"'I
r,,( of '!. !'-i'ed f.iatrs have tome
to n.'d t'1' :.! l-hi-n" un'il 'here are
now -tvie. n million lelephoiit s In
tv'fe or n'tit one to -rrv ri-'V
pe--p'e. In there Is one to
tvtry five people. I
Why Druggists RsmriIiI
Swamp-Root :
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PRICE or PROFIT
What good will it do you to sell your goods at a
high price if it costs you so much to produce them that
there is nothing left? Properly managed co-operative
selling will get you all the market will pay, but the
smartest manager in the world can't make you a profit if
it costs you too much to produce. Co-operative buying
of your materials and supplies is the first and most
necessary step toward successful selling. From the
plow to turn (lie sod to the nails to fasten the lid, from
the fertiliser for your orchard to the flour, spuds, and
bacon to f:fd your crew, co-operative buying will keep
down your en', of production.
S'-e Us for
Clu.'.ct Sctd Oats and Whttt, Send Spjda, Hay. Straw
and Feed, Fencing, Barbed Vire, Box Nails, Alfalfa Hay
For many yr.irs drtifxitts liave
wstcbol with much interest the re
markable record maintained by Dr.
Kilmer's Siw.mip Ko.it, the great kid
ney, liver and bladder medii me.
It is a j-hyticians prescription.
! vc:i mi, k't is a strengthening
medicine. Jt lirlja the kidneys, liver
and bladder do the work nature lu--trn.lt'l
tiicy Miould ,o.
rsL-nj- Kord lis stood the test of
y .irt. It is ik,:.1 by all druggists on
it runt an-1 it sh-all be., yu
No other kidney medicine has so
nsi'y friend.
f!e ure to ,t StlauKoot and
Start ttcitnir-it a, once.
However, if .,, ,.;,), fltrt ,(J ,ort f
this rre. t t.re-rrti.Ki sr, ten cent! f
to Dr. Kilmer r. V,., p nx)is'iiv.n. N 2
V.. for a le bottle. V. ben wri'.. J
ing be suit and mention tim tuiier.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Rottburg and Oakland