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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1923)
ADVERTISER IS WORTHY YOUR CONFIDENCE MM! TO 10 WORTH FOR -ONLY SLOP I If .J kl oiir! K r VviirM 1 I ejuu. We arc oncxmg uua neck; Linoleum. Morris Chair, Iron Becta, Fruit Jars, Stair or Hall Carpets, Bureau, Dining Table, Library Table, and a lot of Fine Wool Yarn. Auction Sale of Goods Saturday, 3 P. M. New Columbia Records 40c each iMmhanlrs jire I'm; in Final Ti.u.t. I t on Kurd Hirer lit lie Enter I 1 ill Mmllord tuimllnr Derby- Net Week. : ! The "th and 8th of th series ' of lit-Inline Conservatory recjtala vill be given this evening and 4 tomorrow (Friday) at a o'clock fluu-p at the M. K. ( hurvb. Ad- vancvd pupils from the tarioua departments will be prc-ented. ' Aduiuiuu fiee. . ! iABAUCII S PATTERSON AUCTION HOUSE 328 N. Jackson St. aasm RAND BARBER SHOP EOPENING SATURDAY weeks of waiting ended, we will reopen in our new . I ters in tne GRAND HOTEL BUILDING SATURDAY, JUNE 9 will specialize in children's haircutting and curling. . I Ll.L-J 1 1J ...K1.. ies nair coouca miu miicu in laumess manner. cordially invite all old patrons to call and bring friends along. I ne I.ockwood special. Ih.i i been found at Flournoy and it la be- Ford racer being built up here M ' lieved that there will be an excep , the Lockwood garage, will be ready : tionullv good gaa flow at that well. II for road tea's Saturday and on Stir I .1 - ti. . . . . t . i., .t ., t, .. I way win uu lascn to .Mtaroru tor I ' " Jbi Dtituiueiii ui j tpced teats on the Mtdiord truck, u : weed cutting cultivators that we can was stated todav by Harry McKI.-lsell below wholesale cast. See then) . bon, who is building up the machine at Wharton Bros. i who will drive li In the race. o rive antinct oiling systems, nini fllllA All rolled by the mechanician, have 1 1 II I lin.TnU I'll . . r-iiinii,ia i iiueu upaua only tne water. g device remains lor installa tion. All of the speciul parts have j The Roseburg Ikikey Club met last night and had ona of thejiiost : enjoyable evenings since the club , . . 1 was organised. Following the busl- section at the Flournoy alley rig. , neM meeting. refreshments were .arrived today and It is plunued to .rved. and the members present, , resume drilling at Flourm.y on next wer, , hlKhl. el.,j oy .Monaa. a strong gas snowing nai progress of Ihe club. The local club J , con'rn H;b.en P coolln MILLER & BUELL We Are as Near as Your Phone You can rely on our service to be faultless, whether your order it phoned or you come in person. is anything you want for the luncheon or dinner, send In der in time for us to get It off on the delivery. We are never Isy to look after your needs. ie Roseburg Grocery Company IMTUUK & SHtKHILL, Prop. ' "Roseburg been made or received and the as sembling work will be finished with in a short time. Mechanics are working double shift to complete task and it is believed that there I will be few adjustments to make . The clerkicnl force at the office of afler the work has been completed. 'count; School Supterlntendcnt O. C. Every sico In being carefully su- Brown, has completed the task of pervlscd and care !a';e:i to mnke grading the 8th grade examination every pn.rt firm and secure. The papers for school districts other than Medford track Is rough and the those of the first claas. The new '-needing cars will throw consider- rulings regarding 8th grade examin able gravel so that unleRS all parts tions allowed districts of the first are shielded and protected a break- (class to conduct their own examlna c.?e is apt to result, Itecause of fens, while the questions for rural tl is fact and because of the intense ff'-itricta are annulled bv the Cmintv strain r.n the car every part Is be- Superintendent. The -students who I A hlg Saturday night Dokkie cam ing braced with heavy oak reinforc- have been awarded diplomas are as 'ng strips and all rire heavily taped, follows: Morris L. Agee, Wilbur, EMrcme care Is being taken In this ' teacehr, Ford Northup: George House regard, older. Lelah Minter, HoBeburg, teach Mooee Jirth?nn rn . experienced er, t'red Goff: Harold McCormack, I mechanic will ride with Mr. Mclllb hon Itistesd of Fred Lockwood. Mr. Johnson is Irnvellng salesman for Anderson, Harrv Bushnell, Ten Mile, passing out some of our delicious the Ptewnrt Products and has had a teacher. Jack Wood: Lois R. Hicks, fruit. The big Illustrated 860 page will hold another meeting In two weeks and a smoker with athletic entertainment will be Indulged In. The Imperial Palace Dramatic Knuthls of Khoraasan which meets In Portland August 13 to 17. this vear will bring thousands of Pokeys to Oregon from all parta of the Uni ted States and Canada. Milwaukla the city of cheer, will send two traina with band and patrol. Two trains from Indianapolis, one from New Orleans, two from New York, , one from Boston and from all aec l tlona they are coming to Oregon. Fully 30.000 reservations have been spoken for In Portland. This meana that Roseburg will have aa guesta hundreds of Dokktea this summer. Funat Burkan Temple of Medford of which Koseburg Dokklea are mem bers, will come through In one car avan, of over 200, and expect to Btay over night in Roseburg on August 11. The Coot County Dokkies are also coming In a cara van, of about 200, while there are over 100(1 cars coming from Calif ornia through here about that date. Ival with one or two visiting bands will be here, and Roseburg Dokkies are getting ready to entertain the visitors In real Roseburg atyle. The big hit that we made with the; -1 SPLENDID QUALITY. AND DISTINGUISHED STYLES SPECIALLY EMPHASIZED IN NEWLY ARRIVED SUMMER FOOTWEAR Women who are keen judges of styles and value will see at once that these new arrivals have that distinction in design and fine workmanship that is always asso ciated with the most exclusive fashions. Oxfords and strap pumps in the black satin, Niibuck in black, tan and grey; combinations of light and dark leathers, also the white buck and canvas in the low and' medium heels. S. L. KIDDER 213 Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon Alice O. Jenkins. Roseburg. teacher, Shrinera by presenting; Rosebu Nellie Thomas; Helen Godfrey, Hans roses, win oe- innue more eriecu ncss. KHAKI OUTING HATS 39c Don't fo on that trip without one of these hnts from Carr's. Special price 33c. a iMui iTrmTnlrsWTfssTj PEIUT 1!S , MiSTAKEPJ FDR RUDYi f - I 1 A Winning Price i and a Winnjjig Shoe Value for You Shaped over a stylish, comfort-giving last, this Is nn oxford that you can ar any time and anywhere and ilways feel correctly shiW. A. H. PERRIN W. Cass Roseburg 133BaWssssssiWHWBXKsssKM UJSJXJXIM'a m licious AKED 00DS Every day adds to our grow ing list of patrons. Many housekeepers find it more economical to buy their baked goods at this store, besides it cuts out hard work over a hot MEHFORn, June 5. Local femi nine hearts fluttered, flopped. Jumped, bounced and palpitated Monday even ing by the news that Rodolph Valen tino, the noblest Shiek of them all was in town, incopnlto. An eiderly Sheha "swore she saw him on Main Street,' and the news spread faster than the report of the signing of the Armistice. .This caused some casual patrolling of the leading thorough fare by uiald and matron, In the fond hope of catching a glimpse of His Shlekshlp out for air. Valentino and bride spent Saturday and Sunday in Portland, where they cavorted scientifically at a dance hall, the gent being temporarily out of pictures owing to a disagreement with his boss, over financial and tempera mental matters. Kodolpbo travels In a special Pullman and no special pull man sidetracked here, according to Kspee officials. Hence, the rumor was false, but pleasurable while it lasted. The Identity of the citizen mistook for R. V. is not known for sure, but Is believed to have been a prosper ous Italian peanut stand proprietor from Ei Centre California. RHEUMATISM Leaves You Forever stove. thine in th i Order of your dealer or fee 35 MODEL BAKERY mm Gold Medal Butter is Jersey Brand Butter It's made In Roseburg. and experts give It highest rating for purity and excellence Ask your dealer for "Jer-ey" Rrand Ice Cream and I.utter. Kvery pound of these sp!er.:!lil products used helps the farmer, the dealer, and builds up the home community. ream SuPpHed in Any Quantity for Parties or Home ouglas Conntv C .rpnmerv 34o - grent deal of experience as a median- ;(!ardiner. ' teacher. Cecele Graves; ieian in u'lto races. He has been at Harold Franklin Barker, Lawrence V. Medford for some time and is quite Newport. Dlxonvllle, teacher, Retta familiar with Ihe track as he has Meredith (lehtry; Helen M. Rtrlck b".f.ri riding In speed tests there. He land, Dorothy J. Rogers. Ituth T. Rod is quite well known in Oregon liav-ley, Looking Glass, teacher, Emma inr; been a rtr.r football player onlAllen; Lucy May Schuli, Dlllard, the I'nlversity of Orepon team, prior teacher, Mra. W. T. Craven: Mildred to roiag Into the automobile bust-I Marie Thompson, Nina Ferber, Jamea urane, r.lvema rearson, umpqua, teacher, Mrs. C. M. Pennie; Harold Ingram, Robert Harralson, Ulxonville. teacher. Mamie Cbchelin: Anna Bahy mer, Drain, teacher, Emma Brown; Alice F. McNabb. Mildred C. Wilcox. Lois A. McNabb. George A. Wilcox, Oakland, teacher, H. Iris Goff; Bere nice Squler, Sutherlin, teacher, C. A. Campbell; Beulith J. Applegate, Yon cnlla, teacher, Ella Smith; Harold Raymond Roberta, Mary Uammrose, Opal F. Vtnyard, Yonculla. teacher. Berenice Wilson; . Leonard Hudson. Luclle Schutt, Mary E. Binder, Dallas Tapp, Paul B. Tapp, Irl Binder. Elk ton, teacher, Mildred Cox; Willard Black, Forrest Abbott, Clelah Dalley, Alton Noel, Gale Roberts, Reedsport. teacher, Hilda Monson: Vernon Davis, Reston, teacher, Hasel Payne; Alva Krantz. Wilbur, teacher. Golda Park er; Amos A. Case. Millwood, teacher, Jennie Norman; Bert Lanranee. Rose burg. teacher, vera Frederickson; Helen- Andrews, Harry Adamek, Olalla, teacher, Vera Mi Master; Tbelma May Wilkinson, Yoncalla, teacher, Thelma Peterson; Fay Dunnavln, Elmer Leighton, Elmer Thomas, Demar Brewer Deardorff, Myrtle Creek, teacher, Edna Puckett; Iola Dysert, Looking Glass, teacher,- Chas. Dun ning; Arduth Dodson, Desmond Het rick, Curtin, teacher, Mrs. Mary Whip ple; Ada Violet Ohlsen, Dexter Haines. Elkton, teacher, Daisy Gille spie; Ora May Watson, Yoncalla, teacher. Addle Brant; Lenore Coggs well, Elkhead, tpachcr, Edna Meyers; Margaret Morris, Keedsport, teacher. Irene Thompson; Gladys Walker, Winchester, teacher. Merle Hays; Madge Johnson, Myrtle Creek, teach- Her, Myrtle Wheat: Pearl I.. Lane, Ada, teacher, W. H. (ilcott; Myrtle Hlggln botham, Oakland, teacher. Emma Breghler: Evelyn Edith Butler, Ethel Lorrana Beeman. Ross E. Nowell, Cless Lee Alford. Claude Donald Wil son, Arnold Rohm, Reedsport, teach er. Ethel E. Miller: Archie McGhehey, Clinton McGhehey, Roseburg, teach er. Mrs. Fay Isom; Margaret Neal, Sutherlln, teacher. Nellie CuJts; Hazel Evelyn Murkw Roseburg, teach er. Marlon Mortensen, Cecile ilolgate, Kenneth Padelford. Syhle Avery. Oli ver Merrltt, Sidle Wagner, Eugene E. Hall, Kathryn Redhead, Gllson Mar- den, Gertrude Davis, Owenetb John son, Clifford Horner, Sutherlln, teach er. Oscar Gorrell: Robert Don Moon Mildred Delilah Davis, Leona. Evange line Hale, Vera Elliabeth Davidson, Evelyn Dorothy Colvln. Sutherlln. teacher. Helps Nelson: Ounhild Pear son, Rudolph Edman, Pauline Hanson Klgarose, teacher, Nellie Pickens Lucy Johns, Glenilale, teacher, Mabel Enkin; Erhard F. Lindsav, Grace Alice Conn. Jane Cloo Wilson. Mel rose, teacher, James II, Donard; Dorothy Belle Thomas, Ivy Ionise Ctinter. Mildred II rtle., Fred J. Kater. if.everna Morris. Kenneth Raess. Ouv Mercy. Geflree Morev. ""r- Ncdra Clark. Geneva Bayse, Glendale. tarne. ,m,.k,. u n program will carry two pages about i Roseburg, and the Umpqua Valley, ' and It Is up to all of the people of 1 this city and vicinity to help en tertain these visitors from all parts of the country In August of this year. The Dokeys will furnish mu- j sic and entertainment and we must show our hospitality. ) u I Don't let anyone sell you hay ma chinery "lust as good for less money" when you can get the Deerlng or Mc Cormick line that has been tested out for over eighty years. It pays to get the best. Wharton Bros. , . lire grated 1 He ArIA lrMmlfn Are llnnlrtt anil the Hbramatlr l'nlHn tnrt to l.rave tbe ftjalrnt IVIthla Twrntr-foiir lloiin. hi.rv ttrtjKKtst in tliis county la an tht.riv.i il l'i Miy to every rheumatic nutT.rr tti.-it If a f'lll ftlnt bottle of Altiirhn. Ihe mire runciueror of rheiim atiim. linen net show tbe way to slop tlie aici'iiy, refine swollen joints and ilo wny with fvm the slightest lulnKi' of riieiituattc pain, lie will glad ly rvturn your money without com ment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for yesrs, Anil reallv ni.irvelous renulta have li.-en Bifiiiiplllie.l in I lie most ... vert' i whi re the auff.rlng and aiMiny was Intenne and piteous and Mh'-re tile p;itli-llt WILS helpli-ns. ilr. Jiinn-s H. 'Alb-n. the illseoverer of All. nihil, who for many years nulTtT.it I lie- torment of acute rheiiuia tiii.. ileMies nil sufferers to know tl-iit he linen not want a rent of any- !m-' mti,.v ttitleNM Allenrho tt.-lal v.. I v i-opiiners this wornt of all diseases, and I Pratt, Marvin I.e lim Instrii'-t.-ii iliuKiclsta 81. tee It a alii-ve in eerv In The Daily Vacation Bible School that proved to bo so popular last summer will be held afirin this year at the Baptist church. It will becln June 11th and run through July I 6th. The session will lie held on every week day I'roin 9:00 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. The rrcgram of the ,nnn.lnn ..knnl Initlilttua t ha alttlrlni, nf natrintle Ron its i.nii relislous hymns, salutes try the National flag and to thu Chislian flag. BHne storKi, dramntizhtion of Bible stories, calesthenlcs, and hand worK. The handiwork Is ndapid to the nge and toienl of the child. For the girls tli'ere is sewing, flower making find paper cutting. For the boys there 's knlro work, scroll sawinf, putty molding and other work ac cording to th'- ttge i-f the child. This school Is an effort of tbe church to cooperate with the parentt In directing , the tnergles of tiie children during the vaintion period. Tin vork Is nol made hard on the children, but Is done In a well ven tilated building, and of a nature that they enjoy It as well as being help ed by It. The errolimtnt last year was 1X0. It Is prniialiit that the en rollinent will httve to be reducea this ytr. AH children c, any church or of no chun li above tlx years old will ho received until BS Itianr 44 can he handled haie enrolled. The I ' l"" first to regls'er wll be Insured of a place. There will be no registra tion fee. The rxnf'iae Is expected to be about one dollar per child. This will be met by free oii'erings. Several of the most competent directors of children to be had In Roseburg will be In charge. Several teachers In local public schools will be In charge. Miss Lewis of the hlh school faculty will be the su perintendent. Registration will be rln Mnndav morning June 11th at 9:00 o'clock. Daintily Designed Summer Frocks Made of sheer, ejool summery fabrics that lend themselves with the utmost grace to the charm ing designs of these new sum mer creations. , i DOTTED VOILES ORGANDIES RATINE LINENS GINGHAMS , You will want one of these frocks, no matter how many light dresses you may have, as you will find them ex ceptionally useful, particularly when you can buy them at a range in price from $4.50 to $22.50 riVMARXSBURYCO) V Latitem Apparel J Returns for Recital Miss Gladys Enger who la a Just like the Douglas .-ounty bror-mem- coll he nh priming nf the Itose- Der of the graduating class and who, burg News-Rovlew it of the beat, has been visiting In Brownsville fori ihe past week returned to this city yesterday afternoon to take part In the recital which will take place Ihe latter part of this week. Miss Enger twas accompanied home by her brother Edgar Enger, and both will return to Brownsville the first li , Fuller! UUI K Ol e n. in. ihe Jlexall Htore, TflSlTBMJfi teacher, Susan Cornell. STATE PAYROLL GOES UP This Is a Studebaker year. o NEWPORT FETES GRANGE NEWPORT. Ore.. June 6. The Ore gon State Granre opened Us 50th session here this morning. C E Spence. master granger, presided. Twenty-nine counties were represent ed, covering the entire 1!1 subordin ate iranges. Miss Bertha J. Ba-k, si-rretkry. repor"M 24 new gwgei organized since the last state meet ing. The treasurer's report showed jnllLhilU IlLLLl""' l"" four months ranging from ! to 'i a inuniii. i ne recoras also show that the payroll at the penlten- The tank of bl!ng out the Oak-1 'i,',ry haf lrwi. due to the em land nil ell will start tomorrow ! nIfvm""' additional guards to herd .-.ccorrimc to J C. Kd.all. countv oil '. "" " l ""fioeu ou.ame mo lusti Inpectir. who has Jut ai'i'rpted ihe SAT-TM, Or.. June S. Records In the offices of the secretary of slate for May show that 1 employes of the state Industrial accident commission have received salary increases duringjthe organization' in good shspe finan cially. The Rogue river vallev subordinate grange Is the largest in the state with membership of 294. At the close of Ihe afternoon ses- lutlor. slon the Newport chamber of com mecce banaueted the visitor! at the sork on inta!iing ihe cai.ing In the "'" fi in aceioent rommla- city parK witn a sesiooo omner. w-il. Ai soon as baling Is started ' sion 'xplalned that the Increases lnTables were set for 600. Represent ing wi:i be ri?.d of the showing to "'rv have been necessary to ke. p alive Hawley addressed the grangers determine th value of the oil seep-; """b ietit help. In rioat Instances the and they were enlertaind with bon-a;- which luive been tapped. leniployew recetun." aalai-y Increases j fires, a dance and a plunge In the The. fhtiiliiii,' to replace the broken are paid less than flOU tier month. I natatoriuin. If you're going to sell or dwell. Paint the house pro tect It well. AN unusual showing of wall papers for very room in ths house, from the hallway to tha bedrooms. Dres den boudoir decorations and the latest creation In tapastry affects tbst will delight ths appre ciative woman. Follow Pet er P.tmt 's Afvice SavcAioncy asaBsaaoBasSBSBaaavaaBSBanasBaassi What's the Use of wasting money by throw ing away your shoes when soles are a little worn? It's our business to fix up worn shoes so they are about as good as new ones They'll look good, are good and will save you the cost of new ones. Rubber I lecls put on while you wait W. S. HOWARD Goodyear Shot Repairing 238 N. Jackson
