Roseburg news-review., June 21, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

ouJlffiL Has Them
help him return with full cargo of
gorillaa and no cuualtia next time.
Ft , -iiimiiT mmn
tq v,ST H3SEByfig.SYPSIES CHARGED
WITH TAKIFJS SDAP
n I LPy , r -; ? iberi of the Oregon Grower Cooper- , , !
irTT ;j I? vl'1itIua Wil . Iul f.l""n PORTLAND. Ore
IV.-W. ,SkN 1 1 oa au in: portion trip
V3 I'?' .,h8 ,rult d'rict of the aouthern
trW 'f.3$ I "lllcmelle' L'mpqua and Rogue
II 9 , ivVt J,V , 'Kol,urK on"' Frida" night.""
J una 21. There
SCIENTISTS SEEK
ESS"
YOU can easily take care of a
Durant car yourself and keep
it in fine running order. The
simplicity of the Durant con
struction will save you both
time and expense as long as
you own the car.
J STANDARD
TOURING
. . . $1065 :
Delivered here . . ,
URANT
a Real Good Car
Rapp Bros.
Cass and Pine Streets .
Roseburg
BIS VEBSIOS
(International New Kenr!-
roi.L-.VBl8. Ohio, June XI. De
velopment or a "knockless'' g aa. with
an abundance of kick." la the a on I
ia something new under the aun. after ! toward which W. Hale Charch. of
all. Two gyrwy women, bailed before I Pavton. la t riving. Charch. who la
IJunirlnal Judge Kkarall vtm rhaivtH Ivorkln unriiir n nhin Qi.i. iti
nMwtth stealing toilet aoap. jverstty fellowship, la conducting re-
The Judge rubbed hia eyea with 1 search work aa an extension of ea
amaxement when the charge waa read. j perlmenta with an anti knock com
"Thia can"! go on," he declared. "11 pound discovered by C. F. Keterlng.
hattera all precedents." So the court or Dayton, president of the General
sent tbem to Jail for a month, where, , Motors Research Corporation and a
ir tney want aoap, iney can tue what trustee of Ohio State University, and
the county furnishes.
i TRAPPER HAS NEW METHODS
fn t'nlted Press I
THE DAI.LKS. June 21. Sheriff
Chrisnmn and District Attorney Gall-!
oway returned from Portland without
Mrs. r.rnest Lenox. They questioned I
Employe Only Lassoes, Lengths of
Chain and Bar Handa In Cap
ture f Wild Animal.
her there after
story claiming I with
remarkable article illustrated
very unique photographs ap-
"'", "lal ner nusoand Bhol and peered In the Wide World Magaxme
!!?.-lHor sWius. a prominent' nmW Ul. caption of Trapping Wild !
Z .7"' k X '"u'Tr! Animal. Alive." It waa written by
uivullanoe and may be queatloned. Jtck A,1n d fenu e
Pfin n niRi piiii i mil
! Charley Pcckley. a resident of
Oaklnnd, was In town today tran
sacting business matters.
mil Mrs. D. W. Cutsforth of
krSrove stopped here to vl'tt
Mr. tnd Mrs. Dale, jyhartoa.
U XnT f!lltnf lirf h' tlOVa h.an
V California - aad stopped ltlng in Portland with her two cons
usr way home. (returned home yepterdav.
fffl SOLID FOODS
... - '"V I'nlted Press.)
WARP.KNTON, Ore., June 21
For two more years III tin three-year
old Marie Dnvls. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. Davis of this city,
will ent tin solid food.
Klghteen monthi ago the child
vi Unwed a solution of lye water,
and since that tlmo lias lived on
liiiuid nourishment alone, because of
'hi te-riMe throat bums which
make eating Impossible).
In spite of her condition, the
chll 1 Is otherwise healthy and nor-
j mul, attending physicians say.
I ROYAL ARCH MASONS
. ATTENTIONl
A special convocation of Laurel
charter No. 31 will be held Fridav eve
nine .Tiinu 99 UTn.l. I- tl.A A..1
Arch degree. Lunch will be served.
.... By order of High Priest, -
. . vv. HAKKia, Sect'y
.1 : . ., t
Mrs. H. W Bell, who has lieen vls-
This Roseburg made prod
uct rfteets with universal
ERSEY
CE PR F A lVf avor everywJere. and when
5 THE BEST "ia e7 r 8ervinS f
f A LlluvJ X lerapv Irr? I ream von are
Iping build up the dairying industry of Douglas
bunty. -
It is made of Pure Milk and Cream
Douglas County Creamery
hone 340 - , Roaeburt?
ETIQUETTEST.4RTED
EUGENE, June 21. (United Press)
A campaign of flag etiquette Is un
derway here; fostered by the Ameri
can Legion post. Too many Eugene
men have forgotten their war-time pa
triotism when it comes to raising
, ineir nnta when the national colors
pans, the Legionairres declare. The
i Dreacn was particularly notlpenlile
during the Memorial Day parades.
bo tne rormer service men are con
duct'ng a littlte drive, writing Der-
! sonnl letters to the thoughtless ones
iho are known, endeavoring to have
i all give tho flag the respect It merits.
scribe are calculated to make the or
dinary big-came hunter blink with
araazemenL '
"From first to last," say Major
Allen, "I n.ner use a pin except In
the utmost extremity of self-defense."
The only equipment he use consist
of lassoes, tenjtlis of chain and bare
hands I With these bloodies Instru
ment Captain Allen ba captured
Jaguars, leopard and tiger. II hns
had many narrow escape from death,
aid lil experience make tli rilling
reading.
Major Allen says the strength of
the tiger I practically equal to that
of the Hon, while he ha the renuta-1
tton among hunter of being far j
more courageous. Therefore the :
process of capturing tiger alive In-1
volve a considerable degree of risk, '
but on no occasion has Captain Alien !
met with a mishap.
another man.
A successful trial of the "knock
leas" gasoline. It Is said, haa been
made at the McCook aviation field,
Dayton. The function of the anti
knock "gaa la to prevent carbon
isation, subsequent pre-lgnltlon and :
other motor troubles. It Is asserted
by scientist that when the day of
"knockless" gasoline has arrived
enainee will be built permitting
higher compression, resulting In
greater power and mileage.
Common gasoline, after combustion
In the cylinders or an automobile, '
leaves a deposit of carbon which, ;
with continued operation of the en-'
Fine, attains high temperature.
This sometime cause the fresh .
charge of gasoline to explode In the
cylinder before the spark Ignites It,
resulting In a recoil of the piston i
which produce the "knock." !
Say, Folks, Let L
Howard Do It
He will f: up your
shoes arid make you look
respectable and they'll be a
Oeod ever.
Beside they'll be comfortable "old friend." Try him one.
Goodyear
Shoe Repairer
W. S. HOWARD
I
worn II
238 North I
Jackson Street I
BBBHsaU
TO (Tlllt RENT HOOH
PARIS. June 21. The Senate Leg
islative Committee ha reported to i
the Senate a bill proposing to limit I
the boost cf house rent prices la 1
Paris to 85 per cent above the 1814
rates. i
6pOCKtEs
Everything You Want
and When You Want It
Finest of Staple
Vegetable of all
Ice also help to
Crocsrlcs, Fruit and
kinds. Courteous orv
bring more satisfied
customer to our (tor every day. Tel! u about
your needs.
The Roseburg Grocery Company
TAYLOR eV SHERRILL, Prop.
Phone 238
Roseburg
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We will be glad to give
you
Estimates and
Suggestions
onny plumbing for your
home
Satisfaction Guaranteed
: Rcseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
North Jackson St., Roseburg
MAP.SHFIELD. Oreg., June 21.
(United Press.) Ten nurses at a lo
cal hospital are proudly displaying In
laid sewing boxes and other gifts,
direct fiora Japan.
On a recent vie It to this port, the
Jnprnese fnm?r Shlmkal Maru, un
loaded and sent to the hospital, Y.
Kinashlta. Its purser, who waa 111 with
appendicitis.
Under tho nurses' care, the man
quickly recovered and wa abte to
return to Japan when Ihe vessel sail
ed. Reluming on the neit voyage,
Kir..ihita brought each of the nurs
es a vtriety or presents from Japan,
expressing bis appreciation for their I
cere miring Iits illners.
The Lest Token.
The car (topped and three passen
gers escaped from the confusion of
the traffic, te the comparative safety
of the car' platform. One was
young mnn with a pink rose In his
hand. Kilt aa he tepped Into the car
he dropped the rose to the street. He
had already paid his fare and the car
bad covered halt ,a block before be
realized his loss.
An expression, not only of regret,
hut of pnnle spread over his face. He
pressed the button frantically and at
the next corner alighted and started
bark along the car tracks dodging the
traffic
The Woman stretched and craned
her neck to see If b were rewarded.
Yes, be snatched op the rose from
tbe black city mud and stood brush
ing the dirt from Its pure
petals. He had recovered hi token
for which he wn willing to give his
time and his fare Just a common
place, ordinary young man like hun
dreds you see every day. Who dnres
any romance Is dead? Chicago Journal.
ADVICE
TO THE
LOVELORN
. by
MRS. ELL8BURY
(Address all communication
to Mr. Ellsbury, care of News-Review.)
Magnlfls Flngar Print.
. An Instrument Hint makes an en
largement of finger-print marks has
recently been deigned and put In
oss by the police deiwrtment of Pari,
France, cnya Popular Mechanic Mag
azine.) It consists of a boxlike device
mounted on a short column that Is
serened to a flat piece of oak. Tbe
specimen bearing the finger marks
Is pushed through' a slot In tbe sp
pnratus until It come before a win
dow, where H I brilliantly Illumi
nated by a 1,000-randle power elec
tric bulb. A lens placed slim tbe
bulb and movable mirror pro
ject and reflect tbe Image magnlOed
ten Hues, nin the paper placed upon
the oak board. This provlilea a rapid
method nf en mining side by able and
In tl same degree of maenlflratinn.
the Anger-print record of the msnert
and the marks npen the object he I
supposed t hsve toucned.
nFEIilCIP
MIL rcSUTiAL TO CALVi-i
KLAL AUCTION SALE!
ucticn House Saturday, June 23rd
t 2:30 o'clock
A Fine Cook Stove, same as new
Dandy Organ
i ki'ne M'S8on Reclining Chair
N;w Dining Table
1 Steel CollanaiM- rt
i 11 """St eveTTthln. t. V l . x- i. ,!, t:m to
Set th.ngs cheap. All welcome '
ABAUGH & PATTERSON AUCTION HOUSE
328 N. Jackson St.
LOS ANGLES. June 21 (United
Press.) Ceorge J. Klcg. hunter and
collector, returned here after spend
ing li months in the wilds of Uornco
on an il" bunting expedition.
Vvz was n ported mi'lnt when
f.-iemls were unable to get In com
nunicailon with him, said he started
hone from Ilurneo with in fine spe
ciinans of gorillas, only to have 15 of
fact them die on the trip.
The animnls are very susceptible
to ilix-ase. Klcg reports, and It Is this
far.l thru accounted for his casaulty
lisi. 'ihe last lnrr gorilla died aa
the btat ntared Saa Francisco. FW
tinu' lit back a mammonth python
r;.w, 26 feet long, a lltll
an 1 a specimen of the "Ho1
Oibbcn.i mo-ikey. The latter
Skim Milk Is Given Until Animal Is
Six Months Old Grain and Hay ;
Should Bs Offered.
At first the riilf I fed whole milk,
the quantity being cnnluslly Inrrensed.
Hklin milk I subMtlluted n utw as
prartlcuble. iind If rbenp I continued
until the calf Is six months old. Or
dlnnrily the innvliiium quantity of
skim milk Hint ran be fed
lenity Is fioiin'ls M div. When t..e
rnlf Is two veek eld. gr-iln and r Ct.t.
rle-.in bay slioiild te olfereil ; the qunn
tltv fill shnil Im liH'renel an th
Culfs SMfielile detntlds.
mini- "
aicn,
Dratntful specimen of monkey, alen-
ie! .1 ramed, with long, sleek grey
hair. Flcg will shortly (tart another
expedition to Borneo, and believes
the knowledge galntd this trip will
Enqueue.
Jlr. T..mkD Ilruwo wa very short
In bis manner to everyboly tmilglil
Mrs. Tomkyn Ves, but e must for
give hlni. as 1 lirar be' Just bad soiue
heavy business Umtta.
ilr. Ti.nikyn iJr dear, a rent m.
monkev ' ieuian dives not give vmi i.u .....
ir.ivlln." ! . ..
.. ... ,,n( ,. r (n, WBe ( h(
rrr i Lpd.o Opliilun.
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: I am a worried
father, and I am going to ask you for
some advice. My daughter la 17 years
old, and her mother Is dead.! We live
alone and have a nlco comfortable
hnma Sha ! A ffnnd Hnnvhtnr on.- '
Is obedient to what I tell her, but
sometimes I am terribly worried
about her. She haa started to go a
little bit with boys. They bring her
home In automobiles during the day
time and once or twice I bave let her
go with them at night Am I doing
right? Should I let ber have her boy
friends come to the house evenings?
What time ahould I tell her to come
home nights. Should I let her go to
public dances alone? 1 there any
other way you can help me? - i
GRATEFUL. I
GRATEFUL A father with- a daugh
ter to rear certainly ha a problem
that 1 hard to solve. Above all things,
keep yourself bi-oadminded and on
good terms with your daughter. If sh j
begins to feel that you are dictatorial, !
unsympathetic and strict with her, I
ycu will have trouble. A girl of that
age ia very difficult Be ay with
her, but watch her carefully. If po-1
Ible, I would advise you to have some j
one live with you, an aunt, cousin, or
some elderly woman relative. If thlij
ia impossible, a woman housekeeper '
qualified to act aa a sort of a cha
peron, would be the next best thing, i
If both of these are Impossible, you
must take the duties upon yourself.
Now I a very critical time In your
daughter's life, I can assure you. Try
to make her look upon you as a friend
and chum that she can frankly talk to,
and not allow her to become estranged
and blttar, aa is often the case.
Find out about the boy and girls
that your daughter I going with and
se if they are all thy should be. Al
though sh I young, under the cir
cumstance I think you would b wie
In allowing hr to hsve her friends
com to the houoe much as pos
sible. This will keep her from going
out to meet them when you are not
aware of it. Give her eomo mean,
such phonograph r piano, to en
tertain them, and after meeting them,
don't constrain them with your pret
ence. Remain In the house, but not
in th sama room with thm. An ir
of Informality and friendliness on your
part will go a long way In making
rrieno witn nor rrienos. encourage
her to hav her girl friends in so thst
you can aee for yourself what kind of
girls they ar.
When sh goe out at night, set the
hour for her to come home, and find
out who she Is going with and where, t
let her go to public dance
but with company which you
approve of, and aee that she comes
directly home aftrwrd.
1 SHOESl
ii
I II I W. Cass
I.
For Ladle, Children and
Men. We handle only th
best makes, and can aav
you money on
OXFORDS, ANY STYLE
0RF.S8 SHOES OR
. WORK SHOES
A. H. PERRIN
Roseburg
HAVE YOU TRIED
SANDALS?
Some women seem to feel thst the sandal Is only for flappers
or fad followers. But aa aoon a they try on a pair and feel
how comfortable and cool thoy are, they discover that, while
andala are very stylish, they owe moat of their popularity to
If you haven't tried (andala. do ao todav.
for (ummer.
They're (Imply great
S. L. KIDDER
ROSEBURG
213 JACKSON STREET
Over from Hutherlln
Miss Evelyn Cook and Miss Hester
Richie both of Stitherlln
this cltv today ch(jpU:r and attend
llig to business.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
For years the name, ' r.sles the
Pr,nr." . bfn synonynioo. with
"(uvd pnuting."
' IT. 8. Wealner fl-ireen. meal office,
Rneeburg. Or., 24 hiurt ending lam.
Precipitation In In. and Hundredths
Hlvhest temperature yesterday.. .31
Ixjwest temperature last night.. ,C6
I'reclpl'ation last 14 hour 04
Total Preclp. since first of month .H
Normal preclp. for this month... l.OT
Tntnt prfclp from Sept. 1, l:l
to drte 2 S
Ave. preclp from Sept. 1. 1S77..J3 5S
T"l deficiency from SepL 1,
1922 700
Aver, preclp. for 4 wet eeason
Sept. to May in-in.i.. 1 f
Showers tonight snd Fridsy. I
WILLIAM BELL, obrerver.
i IaiMl Thru
I W (' U'illUma r 1 ... A n..l..w
ere In ' nnKxi'll thffuiirh lnn..lnir llil. .I,.,,.
noon cnrm'.te to Portland. Mr. Wil
liams Is the brother of Mrj. Norma
llercllef.
tea .
'i'f 1t;-':i ie
LANG'S LANGWOOO (for wood
only) I Guaranteed to burn twice
as long with one-half the wood re
quired by any other wood-burning
range on the market, if properly
Installed. Money Back Guarantee.
POWELL
Furniture Exchange
Cor. Oak and Rom St.
Phone S38
pa
proper window
ngs and cur
tains sild charm to
every lntrior. Pur-
chose nf ns slr.iles that
will not rrnrk at evry
gust of wind or lose
cbmb when Ihn smMen
ra'n wets them. Iie
pinil.ihle wa:i paper
snd paint.
Psint's th foe of sll
dee:y. Rav th sur
face while you msy.
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