ROSEBURG NEWS PEVHW. THURSDAY. MAY 10, Wi. aA0 THUII
Nero-Review ''Store News" is Profitable for the Bnyer1j
R LALjUii LUi.UlllUicD
GOOD BREAD IS THE
BASIS OF LIVING WELL
The Model Bakery Bread Meets Your Every Require
ment. Wt bake
PERFECTION
LIFE O'WHEAT
GRAHAM
Insist cn your dealer supplying you with these products,
all electrically baked, or phone 35
AH Sorts of Pastry on Hand or Baked to Order
MODEL BAKERY
Roseburg
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PACIFIC COAST IEAGUC
HARDING CHANGES
TRIP'S ITINERARY
j Portland
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LONDON, i.'ay l. Tne unem-; Sa, JiJlke .
plovmeiu -iniailon throughout the . .Sacramento
world in favorable roinparul with j seaitle .
tliat of a year sao. fay a ihe current j (Bijiaivil
issue of tu InternatLiBul I.abor Rf-jLus Ancyn .....
vltw, the mn.itlily publication of the! , ' '.
Inirrnailon.il I.abor office of the I.OS ANCTUKS,
Leactie of Nations at Geneva. The celes opened th
periodical haa Just flnls'ied a world- here today by d t.uiini: the Ucavem.
wide survey on unemployment. I four to thtec. Tin- Ancela scored 1 wo
In France and l!eb:ium unemnloy. I runs In the lhird liiunmn. Portland
tllv Ap. Minted Prewn
WASillMi ION. May UV A
conference Ly President Ilardiux
with some of his advisors within
the past 24 hour resulted in a
4 learralll-'emcnt of the txecutive's
t. mauve : pcakin cncaiicincuts
n l,is western t.ip. Tfce rear-
ranged list provides addresses in
St. l.ouis, Karusa City Mo . Hutch-
May 9. I-o An
lies with Portland
LOOKING AFTER YOUR NEEDS
Anticipating that" housewlve and other buyers will
appreciate our' best efforts, the new management of this
store Is working tirelessly to maintain a Superior Service
and supply only first-class food products at lowest cost
to consumers. We cordially invite Roseburg and Douglas
County people to drop In on us and get acquainted.
nient is almost non-exi-tent. In
Nor'h America employment w-as ex
ceedingly good toward the close of
1 1' 2 2 as compared with 1921. thou'th
In Can;da fi mires for October and
November rhow a contraction as
ecmrar'd with prcvloc3 years.
In the I'liHed States emploi-int
has been steadily Increasing during
the pa"-t year and business condi
tion", continue to tmnro.-e. Produe-
tieinir the tally In ihe sixth. In Uie
: ninth ftanie the wsiiors took Ihe lead
when Cinninlnr scored, but McCabe's
double for the Angela in Ilie name in-j
nins drove In two i-jna and cinched
tiie panie for Is Alleles.
! The wove: i .R. II. E.
11.0a Ancelo 1" 1
; Portland S 11 l
I llaiterles: Clumpier, r.ckerl ami
IMer; I'onor and Italy.
inson Kansas. Denver. Salt Lake
t'Hy, Poise, Helena. Seattle and
three or four addresses in Cali
fornia, probably one each at San
Francisco. l.os Angeles and San
Diego. He expect to "all for
Alaska from Seattle. He w ill land
at Portland en his return trip und
proceed from there by train to
San KieKO.
RUG CLEANING BY
SPECIAL MACHINE
Better work, less wear on the fabrics,
and you avoid all the drudgery. We
let Cb Jio Tour clean any sort of
jloif cleaning
I louse Furnishings, Men's and Women's Clothing by
Dry, Steam and Chemical Processes
Ask our auto to call
V. ." w . try ro?. uu":,f- JauurM ; C..1, win Scconi Straight.
aim nrar.Mu:y. no one a year, pKAN ISCO. Mav 9.-Tlir
nKo cxnec-cd such a rr.old recovery., - , mrai , froIn S..M.
I;, the Inl.cd H inisdoni the K--n- in ,m ,.,,.,
err.l ttnempltiymeni ind-x nuinberal ti,.. i.,...i ........ ... k hits
o:T Williams and Tesar. Alten won his
first same cf th
The Roseburg Grocery Company
TAYLOR
& SHERRILL, Props. R
a
YOU'LL NEVER
YOU BUY AT
GO BROKE ( IF
RIGHT PRICES
WHY PAY MORE?
Ice Chest. $12. A Good Baby HuRKy. 112. A Nearly New Drop Head
Sewing Machine, cost JbO, now only $20. Wo have several Stoves,
good ones. Trunks, Porch Chair, Cultivator, Klectrlc Washing
Mai nines, and a lot or other goods that are"pnced ridiculously low.
See em.
AUCTION SALE NEXT SATURDAY. AFTERNOON
AT THE STORE 2:30 O'CLOCK
RADABAUGH & PATTERSON AUCTION HOUSE
328 N. Jackson St.
biow UltW rhangt' nt thf i-nd of Jan
inry 19".1:! p comiirod with Pccfm'
her 19-2. Tho artfvity In coal min-.
Ir.f. In stool-sheet maimfarturt, and
in the woMtod Industry wna sallafnc
cry. but most of th othor principal
-ls?r!M are still under the spt ll of
lores ion.
In the Scnndfnnvhui rotintrien and
in the Netherlands the situation
shows Improvement.
In Italy the pre"t increase of the
mimbpr of vnrnpoyrd recorded at
he end of tho year was due to un
"niplovTrent in the mlulne and out
OtMr industries, as well as In nrrt
cull HIT.
Polish induKtri'Mi were roinnnra
tivelv ne:ivt dnririR the ht three
n'onths of 1922. and a comparison
with tho correspondlr.tr month of
Inst year shows the unemployment
h"R preitly dinifnlahel. I fiv.ftzer
land unemployment is still declin
ing Austria and Germany are the only
two countries for which unemoloy
ntent fieures show a substantial In
crease nt the end of 192 2 as com
pared with 1921. It has been esti
mated that Austrian industries were
workintr at per cent of their np-
rw.l.f nt IV.n .1 1A.IO A !
ZV i i r," ninth wlth.no batter out.
manv snionnble tincmiiloyninnt In 8core.
i ..,e u.,,,. ,er i.uur..' 1.1 expecia. iy. Oakland
ui:iue i.iih .enr. r.nilMnynienr m I lie
'metal, clestrlcal 4nd chemical In
dtistrica i.Ktill good, the decline b
Ine chiefly In tho printim;, food and
bulUlini: trades.
Reason and starred
at bat wl:h four hits out of five lime
The score: It. H. K.
Seattle 2 11 (i
San Kranelsco 14 18 1
iiatteiies: Willii.niK, Tesar and
llltchle; Allen and Aitnew.
D8 Ro::t Vemon Timers.
SALT I.AKK CITY. May . The
Pees drove Jakie May out in the nixlh
InninR today und won their second
came from Vernon. 10 to five. A triple
play engineered by Sheehan and 1'S
!ie made a spectacular finish for the
contest.
The score: R. H. K.
Vernon 5 11 3
Salt Lake . . w 1 lti
llaiterles: May. Cilder. Jolly and
Hannah; Kallio, SinKlcion and Petera.
Sacramento Wins In Rally.
SACRAMENTO, May 9. Kinging a
ninth inning rally when the same
I looked to be lost, six to four, the Sac
' lamentos knocked Waller Matin out of
jthe box nnd won, seven to nix. Old
j Uoddy Hyan really broke up the Bamo
I with a lofts HtiiKlc which scored Ale
j Neeley with the Ut ins run. The Sen-
aioin Bcoieu lll u iiim o luua iiii imp
t LOCAL NEWS t
llernita Oatman of Myrtle Creek:
.ipent the day visiting with fi lends i
In this city.
RADIO CLEANERS
PHONE 233
ROSEHURG, ORE.
114 W. CASS ST.
Miss ISess Cloush of Canyonvllle
spent the day 111 UoReburK attending
lo business matters.
HiiKh Ritchie and wife of Garden
Valley were visitor in ltoseburg for
a few hours yesterday.
Thomas Acusta of Tiller who has
been spending; the past few daya in
l!o;elnlrK attcndiHK to liusluess mai
lers, returned to Ma home today.
Ralph Weaver and wife of Myrtle
Creek were In HoceburK today shop
ping and looking after business mat
te r-. i
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Yv Jr,
FLOIH MILL
You Welcome
rl ULLlCiH 1 r UL
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When
I T" .
Order a sack today.
It' made at hams.
Your Guests
BREAD! DELI
CIOUS PASTRIES ! They go a lonK
way towards making the meal a suc
cess. Don't worry. Use "FLAVO"
Flojr and be sure your baking will
delight them.
"FLAVO" IS AN INDIVIDUAL
FLOUR. Every woman likes some
thing "different." You'd scarcely
expect to find it in flour, but you will
in ' FLAVO." There's a sweet nut
like flavor and delicious aroma of
newly crushed wheat. These advan
tages are peculiar to "FLAVO"
Flour.
N. fl. Willlnms today secured a
cermlt to build a !H0 residence in
West Kosebtiru. The building will re
place the one recently destroyed by
fire.
MilcheM wide track
; Wharton Pros.
waRons nt
Paints, Varnishes, Kalsomines, Etc.
i jASK.
Sun-Brfim
' "A Fool there wns." Ho over
stated facta In his advertise
ment Makers of Sun-Proof
Paint have not made this mistake.
Perfecto Plaster Board, Roofing, Deadening Felt,
Insulating Paper, Rosin Building Paper, Big Line
Any Color Paint Mixed tO Cf
to order, per gallon 00.)J
CORDON & BISHOP
314 W. Cass St.
Phone 543
S VSR OP VACANT SCHOOLS
TO PltOMOTK SI MMKIt AltT
SILK
LISLK
Ladies' Hose
AtlScUp
NrcV YOHK, May 10. (A. V.)
Community nrt centers ' In country
school-houses dTted during the
rummer vacation period, are ndvo
cuted hy Pavid Manne., n musician
of this city, who urpos the orRani
zation of art clubs with headouar-
I tors In the empty school-houses for
I ! . . . . .
I more v.-(nospread itnowieuge anu en
! joyment of art. Such centers, ho
I savs. would provide not only for tho
j 3tudy of music, sculpture, paintinjr.
t etc., but also pive opportunities for
' wider companionship,
j "Ptudrnts nnd teachers In ' tho
i cities wouli be clad to direct such
! rlebs for a nominal sum during va
cation time, Mr. Mnnnn declares.
('"Benefit would result to the child-
! n n of farmers and country folk,
'and to tho parents themselves,
'CVKV4AULJR!UiAr(IJk 1 whose Mincer for art goes unsatis
fied. The development of the nrtls-
tlc Impulse latent In everyone and
stHU'd. too often, in those who are
far away from the cities, in of great
imponanco to America's intellectual
advanceijent and spiritual growth."
!T2W
FINE
COTTON
Siicraiuento
1). II. E.
. 6 1
.ill 1
Good ftarden hose nt Wharton Tiros.
W1U. IIIJ KISTKMUI)
TILLAMOOK, Ore.,' May 10.
Frank A. Howe, former president of
Ihe Xehalem Valley pink of Wheel
er will be sentenced Friday or Sat
urday on chartres of larceny by em
bezzlement to which he pleaded
guljty to three Brand Jury Indict
ments. The bank was closed IS
mouths nxo by the state superintend
ent of banks.
W.I Graves, tif Portland spent to
day here attending lo business mat
ters. Mr. Craves Is a mail clerk with
the Southern Pacific company.
C. V. Poyle la planning to alter
hlr. home In Kenney'a Addition and
will tpend 11,000 ori the Improve
ment according to the building per
mit secured today.
A fine of $10 was paid by llownrd
Kincald today following his arrest
In the city court on a charge of
driving a motorcycle without a
license. , . ,-
Ttlndrr. mower nnd rake extras
Wharton Pros. Order now.
nt
JEWELERS DISCUSS TAX
PORTLAND, Ore., May .Problems
of the retail Jewelry trade, including
distribution of war tax. were discussed
bv members ef tho organized Retail
Jewelers' association, attending the
first session of Ihe sixth nnnual con
vention here Imiav. Jewelers from
every section cf the state were pres
ent. Tomorrow's session, which will con
chide the ropvi ntion. will begin with
undresses hy E. J. jaccer, of Port
land, und T. .lames Tenley, of Phila
delphia, secretary of the National
Wholesale Jewelers" association.
Ed. Thornton and wife, nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. I nne Thornton, who hnve
been spending the winter nt Long
Peach, returned yesterday afternoon
and will remain hero during the
summer, ,
n
We sell pumps and steam packing.
Wharton Pros.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET
i. Comfort means more to your feet
' than style. Stick to your old shoes.
They are shaped to your feet. Let
' us half sole and heel your old shoes,
and they will be better than new
ones your feet will tell you so.
W. S. HOWARD
GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING
238 N. Jackson Street
Vyers pumps
Wharton Bros.
for all purposes at
A big lino of Hosiery for Men. Women and Children at Most
Attractive Prices '
We can save you money on any purchases of Tinware, Granite Ware,
Crockery, Dinner Sets. etc.
Candy Specials Every Day
Ion't forget the place, and remember you are welcome at any and all
times to look these goods over
HfllST IMI'ItOVI.V'i
GOETTEL'S VARIETY STORE
Jackson and Washington Streets
SPRING PAINTING
PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS
We take your old house, both Inside and outside no matter what
ha.e it is In and make of It a palace "fit for a kinK." What's tho
i:-m of claiminj? economy by neglecting it, or any article of the horn".
len a coat of paint Increases Its value from I'm) to .'00 per cent?
We ran fix you out with paint for even-thin on the farm or In tho
city.
C. C T' tirst who was rerlonsly in
jured in an automobile wnck Mon
dny mornlnir, H reported to he
slichtly Improved. He Is somewhat
stronger, lr. Pether reports and as
yet no irJcctlrn has shown up. lv
will be several d:ys before It will
be definitely known whether or not
It will be possible ti escape ampu
tation of the Injure d foot.
KH.fi "OA YI.K.'IIT SAV!J
j Ml'xrtE, May lrt.Muncl fac
tory workers declare an hour's
slet p in the morn'nBr is worth more
'hen an hour's re-reatinn in the
ernlne. At sevi-rM 'ats d.v
MeM Kavinij was voted down almost
unanimously.
-o- .
D0N T FORGET TO INSPECT OUR FINE WALL PAPERS
Ph"3 D. P. FISHER:
403 Wet Csss Street
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
1". 3. Weather r.nreau. local office,
prisi burs. Ore , 24 h"-urs cndinK 5 a. m
Precipitation in In. and Hundreotht
Mirh "st temperature y..terd.iy . . .74
Lowest te:iiv,'istilr last nli.il!... .47
Prer ipiniiion, l-t 24 li'iurs 01
Totpl prerip. since fir' t of month .?
NnrT.ial prerip. for th:.i mon'h... 2.05
Total predp. from Sept. 1, ia;j.
to d:ite 213")
;iriip. 'mm S-pt. 1. 1K77..21.43
'fuiency from hept. l.
l'.;j 7.0!
Aver, prerip for 44 wet seasons
Sept. to Msy Inclusive 31 23
fthoneis tonii.ii' rmd i'ridav; cooler
tinnlit. ,
WILLIAM PELL, Obsener.
Sto tl:ite
Avi r. pre
T'".i' 1"
The High Ideal of
The Grand Grill
is to serve you with the
BEST nt a LOWER
COST, and thus to make
sure your patronage and
good will.
We Buv the
BEST
at all tims; we prepare it
for your gratification in
the mosf
Arjntizing
Way
Otir Cliffs, Cooks and
Bakers are masters of
their art.
We Are Particular
Every plate, dish, cup,
knife, fork, spoon is
washed aiid sterilized, so
that rftch comes to you in
Absolute Purity
The Grand Grill
X HOTEL ARRIVALS X
U
Hotel Umpqua Guests.
W. V. Clbher, San Francisco: J.
Palrd, St. Joe; J. A. Orniundy. C!i-o.
11. ilouchton. It. II. :,erlan. A. A. Het-
li.liala, K. W. IMnKtnufl, J. A. Ilowley,
L. W. Klumk. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. H.
Cross. Mia. J. M. Ovman, K. A. Mc-
Danicls. L. 1). Curtis. C. K. Carlisle,
Mr. anil Mrs. M. I). Hruekninn, Mr.
and Mrs. K. Stone; W. M. Allen, II. V.
Hunt, Portland; J. K. Cute, lloston;
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Walt Perry, Mrs. II. II.
Cntlv. (iuy W. Connor. Hay K. Wrliiit.
Medford; Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Hall,
t'linias Vutlev; Chet Henienway, Jt. U.
Drain. Ira Kit hatdsnn, Mr. and Mrs.
II. 1.'. Martin, C. II. Hill, Kugene; Mrs.
L. Mishler, W. V. iJracer, A. P. Mc
Leod, A. A. McCraeken, M. J. New
house. Salem; Alia M. Smith. Iiixon-
vllle; J. c. M'tClelli'.nd. San Francisco;
Mrs. I'. II. Harder, Jr., Tracey; Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Ilanl., Coos liny; Mr.
nnd Mis. S. L. May, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Asliton, Mrs. K, A. Scott, J. J. Ward,
C. II. Dement, Seattle; Mr. nnd Mrs.
P. P. Weber, Kellor x, Idaho: II. T.
Morse nnd family, Mis. C. Howls, llan-don.
I'eKlsteretl nt the (ininfl
.1. C. Frasher. D. W. Allen. It.
French, Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Ilurnes,
S. C. Prown, A. J. Mnurlon, ("has.
WeMy. It. W. S'tnffer, .1. M. Klllliin.
Portland: W. C. Slianon, Tiller: A.
V. Moore; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Mine.
Lake Chelan: .las. India, Medrord;
P. .1. Wilson, Pasadena: Fred Alklre,
Salem; W. Ilarrett, Ross Krazler,
Seattle; Pen Smnlley. L. Larson,
'"rants Pass; A. N. Townsend, L.
Inntel. I.'iirene; J. W. Wilson, Jr.,
Tillamook; A. W. Ifeaius.
j Hotel DnllulilN (iliestn
Charles I). Wise. M. C. (Iieirory. If.
II. D.rr:ih. Chile N. Hiiiler. portlaml;
II. Allison. Vernon, II. C; Kd. Ilal(;ht,
Ale .1. KlehnrdHon. .1. M. Small. A. K.
Kverton. Portland: It. W. Adams. C.
V. Pahlwln, San Kraneiseo; Nell Hres
!n. Tai'itna; W. i Kurniil. Porlland;
K. A. I'etn-e. Dallas; It. I. Sadler.
Vnrshfleld: II. It. Harnes. Amity;
James K. Sears, .McCoy; T. H. Mnr
James K. Sears, McCoy; T. H. War
Hi. n. M ( I, Mid. Cal; (. C. Warthen,
Vciioiiil, Cnl: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. '.
V.iis.n, Keliop.;, Id.dio: Wm. Peck.
Kir;, ne: li ailin, c;i!ile; Hillsrd
Hide. WaHa Walls: Cecil C. Skner,
Spokane; N. O. Ni'holsen, Portland.
o-
Hprav iir cows with Kly Kkool.
Sold by Wharton Pros.
Choosing Here
Means Real '
Economy in
Boys' Summer Oxfords
Light yet strong, these cool Oxfords for boys.
Economy that quality alone can secure.
Economy proved again and again through
long service. Materials selected for their en
durance as well as appearance. As to style,
they're the sort that every boy likes, and adap
tations of the best styles for his father or older
brothers.
S. L. Kidder
2 1 3 Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon
JERSEY BRAND
CREAMERY BUTTER
Should Be Used in Roseburg Homes
Brings Top Pr'ce in Northwest Markets Commended
by State Food Inspectors
MADE RIGI IT IS RIGHT
Jersey Brand Products have no superior, and are made
in vour home town, in a modern plant.
ASK I OR JERSEY ICE CREAM AND BUTTER
Douglas County Creamery
Pl.one 340