ROSEBURG NEW3 REVIEW,
MONDAY,
ji i
MARCH 19, 1923.
PAGE FIVC
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I Pnnkbvthe Clock
' int-0fthines to be done around the house that you ill
H running back and lortn uk r .
H tA ; mokine properly. liLKS
g II you uavv - 13 Fl
W esiiEgntise p.
t Pi
3151! Automatic Electric Range In your kitchen, you can M
i prepare your food, put it in the oven and forgot uhout it. K
' C'ouipletu Automatic Control turns the heat on and turns it Cj
' off at the exact time you want It done. jw
j After you have set the clock on the range, you can go about Eg
; some oilier task, and he sure that the food will start cooking I,
) at just the ri;;l:t nieiiient to have it done by meal time. And W
m it win nave tuu ricii, juicy lmvor mat is louuu ouiy in ioou fg walk In s
W eonloil iust 'finir enonrh. fi Phone 177.
fj I.' t your electrical dealer, whoso address is below, demon- ' ;
u stmto to you Hint the Wcstine.house 3-19-U Automatic Electric i
gj Halite meets your requirements exactly. b
fi More Convenience Outlets Make Kj
H . . . More Convenient Homes ' 1
u 1
I We have a Complete Line of $3 '
J Westinghouse " j
I Ranges
S if
on display in our store
Hudson Electric Store
B Phone 123
Seeders, cultivators and garden t A. L. Rohbint, Portland; V. Vv.
(I'oll.U press.)
STOCKTON, t ul. .March 19.
A pentliuiHii from Sweden found
u siolen automobile.
"What's your address?" a.-ked
he sarrfeant hi police headquar-
tera when the Under reported the
car.
"Dredger UIYler," the ser-
scant Hun wrote, taking literally
what his visitor told.hmi.
Next day the police wanted to
see the Swedish M nileman. They
rearched the river front but no
such dredger could be found.
Was he a Kwvde?" asked a dp-
tective who hud a happy thought.
"Yes," said the sergeant.
"I have it," answered the do-
tective.
And he hied himself to the
dredger "Jupiter" where he found
his man hard at work.
J
Break Uwilh
DkKING'S
NEW DISCOVERY
tkfitiHlfy cagk syrup
Moore, and her orchestra playing
until the close of the parly.
VauKhan drag
Wlmrtou llros.
saws and parts at
WE DON'T GIVE A WHOOP!
IF YOU ARE FROM MISSOURI
WE HAVE THE GOODS 10 SHOW YOU!
Our prices are as low as we can make them, our
goods are as good as the manufacturers can make them,
and we invite comparison and trial.
We guarantee them to satisfy you. '
No matter what you are planning, talk it over
with us.
Tluiid a homo. We will help you.
Pae Lumber ami Fuel Co.
John Maule, ropretwntuilve of the
Shell Oil Company at MrUlord. Oro
yoti, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. K. Maule, arrived here Satur
day and spent the week end hero.
Mr. Muule attended to b'isinens mut
ter relative to the Shell Oil Com
pany, and Mrs. Maule visited wtih
Mrs. J. hi. Dent.
LOCAL NEWS t
i
Arundel, piuno tuner. Thone 189-L.
S. J. .Tones left on the morning
train for Gleiidnlc. where he will re
main until Tuesday looking after
business interests.
Fuller Brushed, J. B. Crnry, 302-R.
Laverne Hawn, who is nttendir.s
! O. A. C. arrived Saturday to upend
the spring vacation here with his
parents.
Talnloss extraction of teeth at room
9, Masonic Temple. Dr. Nerbas.
Mrs. C. J. Reidel and son Bobble,
of Grants Push arrived in Roseburs
Sunday and will spend the next week
visit inir with Mrs. lieidel's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heidol.
Mrs. Chas. O. Stanton, teacher of
Flano. Res. Thone 75-J. 702 S. Pine.
Mrs, B. E. Hemphill, who spent
the week end in Roseburg with her
husband who la employed by the
California Oregon Power Company,
left for her home this morning.
Froducts 120 W. Lane
Mrs. O. F. ffaley, of Round Prarie
and two children, who have been
visiting near town with Mrs. Haley's
father, A. A. Stafford, left this
morning for their home.
MOORE MUSIC STUDIO, 324 N.
Jackson St. Phone 502.
George Honck, and Tom Cut"
fort h, who are attending the Cni
versity, arrived In Rosehurg Satur
day to visit at the Houck linm.
Mr. CutKforth will also visit at Kid
dle with relatives.
Dr. Edith Witzel, osteopathic phy
sician. 302 Perkins Bldg. Tel. 293.
Mr. and Mn. Romanso Wood are
visiting with friends at Forlland
Ihis week, and were accompanied to
the metropolis by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood, of Gold Hill, who ar
rived here last week.
no l ire or s w.u or i iiiii k in n-
l HOAU 1IOMJN.
"NOTU'K IlKUKllV GIVKX that
FMilt tl hiits will he rt ci ! by the
County Court uf DuiiKiua Coimty, Oro-
Kii mi JTiUiiy thH hlU day o Aiirii,
j a i i ik imur or teti t iu o rim k
tn. lor the Kale l Thri-e lltimlrd
KtKlity Thou.-utlul DoiIui h U".""1'.0"
May 1st, -'A and iKHiied in )tnoiiiiim
tloiiH uf I lfty JuUara tl&u.uu) or mul-
tilK'H tlirit-of up to Unu I ho U mil lit
IhillarH Si l'MUU.y) ut the option of the
Biict.-tiful bulclt-r ami Lt arinic I merest
not to ext't-i'tt' nix tr rent per
unuum payable soint-aitnunlly at the
frue or the rounty ireaHUitr of hnuK-
httt County, or-'Kon or at too fiM-ai
KKeiuy ot tho htHte of Onmni In New
York City, New York, at the option of
bUhh r on tho iirKt day of Alay and
the tiiHt day of .November of each
year. fculd boadH bhall muluro uh
follows:
Serien 7. for lf0.000. on the first day
of Alay, 8trea 8, for $ 1 1 0.UOU.nU
on Hie fifKt day of May lit:i4; Si-r ten y.
rr i lit. uoo. uo, on the rirxt dav of May,
i y 3 r ; SerieH 10, for $ 1 1 u.uou.ih), un the
tirst day of May, licit.
"That naid Three Hundred Kltfhty
Thousand dollars ($;iHo,uuo.UO) bonutt I
hereby advertised fm Bale ar Kifty
TlioviHund lollars ( $ jO.'Jimi.OO of Series
seven ..), ami Series cluht (8), Nine
(V), and ten (lot, of ten (in eijual
annual series authorized by vote of Hie
peoplu of loUKla County, OrcK'nn, at
an election held on June- 7th. lii-l, a
sreHattiiK One Million One Hundred
Thounund Uoilars $ 1 , 1 00.000. 00 ).
A drart or duly certified cheek
drawn on a renponHlble bank In the
amount of five ;') per cent of the par
value of thu bonds idd for, payable to
Ira It. IthMIe, County Clerk of Iouk1us
County, oruKon, must arc-ompany earh
bid; aueli deposit to be returned If the
bid In not aecepted but If the bid Is
aecepted ami thu full amount of the
bid is not paid wlthihtf thirty (itu
days alter i ereivln notice by reKiH
teied mail that the na id bonds are
ready for delivery, Hnid cheek or draft
and the proceeds thereof Bhall become
the oronertv of Ooutflus County. lJUls
for any bond or number of bonds or
for each aeries will be reeeiveu. uius
will be accepted for cash only, and ho
bid for let's than imr and accrued in
terest to date uf, delivery will be cou-
Biuereu.
Said bids will he publicly opened on
Friday, tho Hh day of April, l'JZ-i at
ten (lo) o'clock a. in. of said day. In
the court room uf said court in the city
of Ito.sebuiK, luilKlas County, Oregon.
"Tlio rlKht to reject any and all bids
or to accept bids tor any neries theioot
or any parts of series or of any bid
submitted and the rlKht to reject apy
part thereof and accept the reniainluK
part of aid bid is hereby expressly
reserved by tho county court.
"All bids are to he' addressed to Ira
It. Kiddle, County Clerk "of J )ouk'
County, orcein, and endorsed on the
envelope: "liid for lJoiiKlaa County
Uond ifondif. Issue No. 2.
"A turltllicd copy of ail court orders
and the proceedings hud In the connec
tion thereof may bo had upon applica
tion to tho undersigned.
KA U. ltJUDLK.
County Clerk, of IjoukIus County,
OreKon."
Wanted, mohair. We will pay cash.
Special on Stewart Shearing Machine, $10.00
See Us First; We Can Save You Money
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg and Oakland
OFFICIAL FILINGS X
(Compiled by Douglw, Abstract Co.)
52K95. Chattln Miff. O. M. Coy
bird, to Farmers See. ilunjt, H00.U0.
52f,9(i. W. n. I. J. lloroiiRlis to
W. C. Cnrtlx, 81 1) 413. $r0.00.
52B97. Aff. J. C. Full.M-ton. 2
D 141!.
D 5S.
E27UO
to V
52
Aff. J. C. Kullorton. 7
Piitont, to Wni. I.. Dnnlels
W. U. Jampg HulchliiKs
Hamilton. $ r t 00 .00.
01. MtR. .Tanirs llulchliiKs to
crnment Institutions. At one trial In
Moscow thren members of the Rail
way Administration Department were
found Ktillly of havlns turned govern
ment money to their own UBe, and
were ordered to be shot. One of them
had succeeded In sniURKlinff profits to
KiiKland, and had a heavy deposit in
Umdon. Thia the Soviet Government
hopes to recover.
DON'T FORGET
We nro making portraits of Babies
freo for a short time. Come early.
Roseburg: Studio, Hell Sisters Build
ing, l'hono 462.
A. Salzman, $2500.00.
B2702. .Mtjr. James HutchlnRB to
W. S. Hamilton, JJ500.00. Samu as
52701.
l'robate Court
Inv. & App. I. K. Rice.
Tj. Jl. IIOISK, TEACHER of violin.
Call Monro Music Studio.
LOCAL NEWS
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'ir'lv' Monre w;.
'' "' III" riHi-: ,:
-M,('rt Cuuii. r.
oel-.;iort
llo-
COIIli;.K
Uhliim mi Hunch
Clil'i'ord Iliimis and staiih
:illl. who have hei-n nci.lii... i.i
Rei-dspnrt i l'oriland for the paiit year, have r,
I'P' d riylit I turned lo IioiikIrs ronntv. .-umI will
reside on the lieiai.s lanch near Oakland.
i"l d I
here.
I'maiii Here
; ';-.' w:t-
. Iiiiim.' !l1(
r-nain ia ,
""'5 ' re. in,,,. ,
v uu:ia? i!i
ulie,
'Till.
!r. Ha
at the
r j nil
Miihi
" i!l h.
Tie- I'l
tMter Victor Records
Egg Dyes
Xiiniber is Clians;ell
'i'he sejiier eiass nuinlier "2:i"
Iwhieli has held the space on the
jsW'o of .Ml. N. ho for ihe past wei k
I underwent a elKMite on Saturday
jiiieht and n hold -2.-." has taken its
; place. The annua! c'i-ss s'ru-'sle to
display their number is now 'und'T
I way and a lively com. si h; expected.
;.lilo llpprcsent;i)iio Here
I 11. K. Morris and .N". W. llean. rep
resentatives of the Klekenbai'ker
1 .Motor company, are spending a week
or ten days in itosebur in the In
terest ot t hat concern. They have
'interested a number of Inr il nerni.i-
in the ear and 'have ., pod cnn.
Fiderabl" stoc-'.: in the company. An
ii(-eni will probalily bo lotaicd 1: re.
--IP t
ts
r Cards and Folders
" ' S many kid
'; hca.t Ea5ter .
SU5e ,he 6JP:y gave
" ";y a tew tijvi
ti'W an-l
iJFPo ntd.
JJoyd
"lor.ee
Crocker
ne Drug St.
N. J,
tore
A. L. Robbing, Portland; V. Vv.
Crouch, Portland, Lee Ivors, Los
AiiReles: W. s. (Hover, Marshfield;
l'nul Jones, Looking (ilass; frank
Cain. Kiddle: Frank Hudson. Iironir.
Injf!!; Mrs. C. R. liana, Seattle; L.
1!. Foster, Santa llarbara; ('. YV.
Mitldleicu. tlreenvtile, Mi"hfrriin:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Freeman, Oakland;
A. V. Tornciuist, I'ortlanil; .1. Por
ter, San Francisco; Mrs. p. F. Wil
son, San Francisco; William John
son, San Francisco; Mr. nni'i Mrs. A.
Taylor, Sau Francisco; 1 1. Brown,
Pickwick; Mrs. McMullen. Spokane;
W. A. .Norman. Tiller; R. .1. Norman,
Tiller: Mr. and .Mrs. A. L. Card ami
son, I.'" Anples; J. A. Lindcren,
t'ovvailis; C. H. Norllirup. Ashland;
Mr. and .Mrs. !. F. Stephens. Spo
kane; Charley Dunn. Ashland; Win.
K. Osborne, Castle Itoek, Wash.;
Air. and Mrs. C. I. Hill and baby,
Kelso, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Jones -motonid
to Ashhmd Sunday and spent Hie
fiav v siiinc witn .Mrs. .tones nun.
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. C.rant
man. They returned here
morning.
Slewart combs cutters, prlmlinK
paper, etc., at Wharton Tiros.
o
ST. PATRICK DINNER
GIRL CHARGED WITH
RECKLESS DRIVING
SALEM, March 19. Reckless and
Imprudent driving of an automobile
rather than manslaughter, was the
charge on which the Marion county
ftrand Jury today indicted Miss Klla
Wolfe, 18, of Saiem, whoso car
struck and fatally injured Mrs. Eli
zabeth Hubbard an elderly Salem
woman, on February 17.
Miss Wolfe, who was held In
jail for several days following tho
accident, was charged with man-
Ford Singleton entertained several j
of his frlenda Sunday evening with k
dinner party at his home. The dining
room, and table were charmingly ar- slaughter by District Attorney John
llel-
thls
SPIRKLLA CORSKTS, Mado
Measure. Hell Case, Phone 391-L.
to
Mrs. J. E. Purdue, of Medfortl, left
I this niorninr; for her home alter
I spending the past monlh in Itosehurg
j and vicinity isilinc with her brothers
i liouuias and Tom Kincaid, who reside
at Looking (ibis's, and netcc Mis. Jim
nio Colby, of Roseburg.
Mrs. Lucille 13i"-t, vocal teacher at
Moore Music Studio. Homo Phono 5 10
R, or Moore Studio, 502.
( Tbo (iran-1 Motel
mong tho-c registered at ihe llo-
ndriver the week end were:
el
Good digestion!
-tkej regulate the S)
Dt KING'S PILLS
for constipation
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mnnlcy. of
Portland, wlco sprnt Sunday in P.ose
liur)f, left this mornfng for (irtints
! Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Mnnlcy are en
I route to California, and are making
the trip by easy stages, slopping at
I many towns enroute.
j iT, pu's tne latest Sinrer mneblno In
i your home. Machines rented. All rc-
pair work- guaranteed. Hemstitching.
SiuRcr Store, Jackson st.
IVUTKU TO t OVl-UAlTOItS
UlKlmny ..otiMtrnclloii. Ilouulna Cuiintr
orritioi.
Sealed bids will bu received by the
County Court ef IlnttKlas County Ore
Ken, at tlio court hiMist In KotteliurK,
Ureion at lleeit o'l leek a. 111. on the
illi day of April. I'.UJ. for construction
work on - seetions of mail helween
.Mvrtlc Creek & NulTf-lt, known as Ire
land A; Cjinwell Hill SeetliillH. The. work
involves approximately fi-H mile of
KrudinK & Hiirfai'lnK. the limits belnit
none nartleiilHilv deHerihcil an fioni
hi a. y-t-mi- Mia. ""i-l-llO W. rilde. Ireland
Hill. From Sta. H-(--'.ri- Slit 174-'.eri
Kant side Irelaml i 1 1 1 1, from Sim. O-t0o-Sta
164-UO Caswell lllll. in T. Z'J South
ILiiiKe 4 and S West W. M.
No bid will be considered unless ae
eoinpan led by cash, bidder's bond or
certified cheek from an amount eult.tl
lo at least five (." per cent uf tho
total amount of Ihe bid.
A fcifTirieiit bond will bo required for
the faithful iierforniaioo of ttio eon
traet in il sum final to one-half tho
total amount ef the bid.
I'Ums. Hpei-M leu t Ions, forms of con
trait, propi'sal bltiiiks. anil full Infor
mation for bidders dihv bo obtained at
the olflee of the county eh rk or tho
euuiitv roadmaster. Court Mouse. Kese-
hui, trcKon. upon the Uepuwlt of five
dohai-H.
The riKiit Is reserved to reject any
Item or all iMepusalH, or to iteceut any
separate 1I.-.A of the proposal or pro
posals deei.Td best for the County.
IltA II. ItlldiJ.K,
County Clerk of ioulas County,
Or. iron.
(Seal.) The county Court ef Douglas
County.
C o. K. (Joine. County .ludtrc
I ilwlri Weavi-r, Cen, ndssiontr.
I:. W. Joiik. Cominissioiier.
ATTLST; IltA It. lilldil.K.
County Cleik.
ranged with the St. Patrick motif pre
dominating, a large cluster of green
and yellow flowers forming the cen
terpiece at. the table. Covers were
laid for Misses Mildred Lough, Adelo
llemis, Mlldted Mathews, Nova Lough,
Messrs Clifford Sherrlll. Roy livnns,
John Shields, Ilert Hates, Harry Crock
er, and the host. Ford Singleton.
RUSSIA DETERMINED TO STOP
THEFTS FROM HER RAILROADS
Carson after the report of tho coro
ner s jury has been tiled. At the In
quest Miss Wolfe was found to have
been careless In her handling of the
machine.
EASTER BAZAAR
The Ladles ot tho M. E. Church
i will hold a homo cooked food sale
1 and Easter bazaar, Saturday, March
24th, at the Chamber of Commerce
MOSCOW, March 19. Execul loners' , rooms. There will be for sale chil-
rifles aro beginning to crack in the j (Iron's suits and dresses, and othei
Soviet government's campaign to weed , garments. Also homo made rugs and
out bribery and corruption from gov- fancy work.
Sales and Service at Rice's Garage, 323 N. Main
Used Cars
Nash Six, $600
1923 Mupmobile, run only 600 miles, with $200
worth of extras, at a bargain
1923 Ford Truck a Bargain
L. R. CHAMBERS
JOHNS-MANVILLE ROOFING
PREVENTS BIG FIRE LOSS
Just What Yon Want
in Grocery Products will be found at this
store, and at the lowest prices every day in
the week. VVe specialize in t!ie best at a
saving to the consumer.
Mrs. ficon;e K. Houck left for
Portland today where sh" will atteitu
grand opera. The latter part of the
v.-eek Mrs. Houck will go to MeMinn
vllle to attend the slate convention
of the 1). A. ropro a ntiug I "i.i P
qna cliapiir ai regent. On her re
turn home she will vi !t lor a day
with her pen. (loorgi , of the I'ulver
slty of Oregon.
Oonnott peeords player rolls; lat
ent h.e music Pianos. Cheney Phnm
otTeho. Ort! r Recei PROMPT AT
T KNTlnN, "Vours for service." Mooro
Music Store. 324 N. Jackson st.
Mrs. L.
musicians,
of six phi
"ftrottvs"
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
Jackson and Washington Sis.
P,. Moore and a party of
composing an or I" lra
re:., sprtitr-- a oinui:;e on
camp Ten Mile, Sa'ur-
dav iiiirht. when tloy uroppori cown
tint vtiet ti ill v at the pavilion where
rlaneitig v.a in prncress, and volun
teered to play for a few n-i:t;V is.
The reL'oltr musicians for the atlalr
Wete dilifh'iil to r-eeive null val
ued Hssistar.ee, and the dancers were
trrated to a protrani etci ptionally
line. Must '' lb" rntsiK nt Hi" cimp
pal'iou were from Koseleir-', an i
thorouihly injoycd Hie affair, Mrs.
One Thousand
and Ninety-Five Meals
a Year
That Is Why Housekeepers
Give Thought to the Choice
of Ranges
The One
Indispensable Servant
The
Wedgewood Ranges
Sold by
The Lenox Furniture
Company
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Refundec
321 No. Jackson St.
Phone 25
In spite of tho fact that ninny of the rafters and tho decking at
tho Drager Packing Plant boiler room wen- burned through at the
fire there Wednesday, Hie fireproof .lohns-.Manvlllu Asbestos roofinif
remained Intact ami kept the tire confined to the holler room, pre
venting the spreatl of tho fire to thu main slrtictur, thus saving many
thousands of dollars.
This Is the Roofing for Your New Building
S
L. W. Mi tzger, Agent for Douglas County Warehouse at Emplro Iiarn g
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT WE ARE IMPROV
ING OUR FACILITIES EVERY DAY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF
SERVICE.
We cannot crow faster than tho surrounding country; though wo
have to keep far 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
dt. M. JENNINGS, Manager