Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 13, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextnftCRUNO HWW1VI1W. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1S, H2S. AJt THRfl L OLD'S GEST ' JN ARTPMENT XE ANIZATION !Ji TtON-WIDK 475 DEPARTfilENT STORES RELIABLK QUALITY ; COODS j ALWAYS , AT LOW , PRICES 3 r t"h 'Tii tvt tt irfa ; Our Noted Low Prices! Back to school and the class room! The path of preparation and readiness leads the boys and girls to oar store. By following this path, they will be happy, and, because of the important savings, the f in-.ily pvtrse will gTeatly benefit Apparel, clothing, shoes, hosiery, underwear, handUorchieis and the school room supplies. HUj the children start in scLool right. i. Penney Co. Special ; n e II Tablet, Bine 4x9. 115 sheets, rulod, ' k -od quality paper Bo J. C Penney Co. Favorite Pencil Tablet, Bite 8x10. 65 sheets, ruled, food quality paper 4c J. C Penney Co. Big I ider Pencil Tablet, v 8x12. 125 sheets, r d. pood quality pa- js 10e B - 'Value Ink Tablets, . od good quulitv r. Note size, G5 ts 4c ' . kot slxe, 41 sheets 4c t tter size, 21 sheets 4c Heather Fabric, Pure Linen Ink Tablet, ruled nnd unruled. Note size. , 7J sheets ..10e Pocket size, 44 sheets.... 10e Letter size, 26 sheets 10o Public School Comoosi. tion Books, size TxS'j. 80 slieets 4o Public School Spellinq Tablet, size 4.!, 45 shettj ... 53 Cedar Pencil, rubber t!p 1e Velvet Pencil, hexagon. Kilt tip. red rublit-r drnser , Be J. C. Penney .Co. Pencil, . hexagon shape, yellow color, with red rubber Venua Drawing Pencil, hexagon gilt tip with grey rubber . 8o . Venua Indelible Pencil, with metnl protector 8c Pen Holders, cork or rub ber tip . 4o Ink and Pencil Ink and Pencil Erasers . le Erasers 4s Pencil Boxes, containing 3 pencils. 1 combination pencil, i pun holder, 1 eraser ...... 23e t LOCAL NEWS In Dr. t'anfleUi 4. Dr. Canflclci. who la a resident of Drain, spent the afternoon In this city ye terday attending to business Dialler'. o . Traffic Officer Here T. A. Raffoly. chief of the state traffic department, was a business vl.luir tn Itoseburg from Salem to- MAY COMPLETE . . .. . UMPQUA ROAD (Continued from Pane On.) spectlon of ttB project within the next few. weeks. Ills Very probable; thut at that time an agreement pro-i vliling for the completion of the con-; tract will tie entered Into. If the county court hasn't sufficient money, In the road fund to do this work, It The Lnvnl Men and Women's class I ' Planned to take the needed , of the Christian nible school Invites ' vou to join in a series of lemons on . The life of Christ C. H. Hilton, teach er. Every Sunday, 10:45 a. ni. . c- ! (Joins T'l Nontllo Mlsa Wlnnlfrod Pales leaves this i evening for Seattle, where she will I tnnnd her vacation vMting wliti I friends and relatives. You will be Interested In the study of "The Life of Christ," directed by Rev. C. II. Hilton teacher of the Ix e Men and Women' class at the Christ Ian Bible school. - Underwent Operation Mrs. Hoy Hedrlck of Drain was oneratcd on yesterday morning at Mercy hospital. .The operation was performed by Dr. Steher. amount from the market road mon ey, as this la deemed to be the most Important market road in the coun ty, and although it may work a hard-! ship on a few of the smaller dis tricts for one year, the completion of this coast road means mure to the county In general than any one road project in the county. . o NO METHOD FOR LONGEVITY Impossible to Formulate Rule Which Man May Prolong Stay on Earth, It's Next Mondav Ars Your Youngsters Pro.i- rly Shod for School? They must have shoes thr t 'look neat, that are Bturdl! built and give sntlHfuctor service something that add i to the self respcct of ttu children. Those Are Just the W Offer Shoe : Bring the Children In This Week nnd Let Us Fit Them A. H. PERRIN 111 W. Cass Roscburp ! Medical theories for the advance Blent of longevity remain only theories. The lengthening of the span of life may be worked out to a mathematical nicety on paper, but In practice it proves utterly impractical. Outside In- Mrs. W. It. Kins and son. Fred-1 hve an unerring and hostile dv. were In town yesterday from Wil- ""ruction to me oesi-iuiu muns ami r TV THE BEACH IN' THE CITY OF ORPHANS fVjfv -H few-" ? r 'LHVaWV 't$ Frl?U 1 '.V-jSy.. .-. ' 't si if, v . f-w' .'. Jl'Jt ue- jf f , si! JOINQ THEIR DAILY DOZEN. I'liese onh.in wsnls ot the Neat Kat hrlirf use the tienrn a their rymoaslum, Thry are part oftlie orphan colony bruuj;lit Iroin Anaiolia uud sheltered in the Near tast Keliet orpOanaga it Loutraki In Greece, v. - 4) 0- ---- Currin's Heavy Kin Leather j ? HAND-MADE SHOES j ' 12 and 16-inch ' i in Single and Double'SoIes for OF SHIP DiSASTER LUMBERMEN, MINERS AND MOUNTAINEERS at Kidder's Shoe Store 213 Jackson St., Roseburg rtv Vnltet I'resK.) SAN DIEGO, Sept. 13. An in- I qnlry was scheduled to open here today Into the disister which wrecked seven United Blntes de- i ', stroyers off Point Arguell'o Sat- t -w uiuay uiKiii. iiie inieresi in ine , 1 ! probe centered on the examina- i Hon of Captain Edwin Swanson J I who was in command of the 'squadron. The captain's stuff J will be called. Jj Speed Was 20 Knots. I4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. 4) J ! Confirmation of the report that 4 , the seven United States destroy- J ei s w recked off the California i4 coast were traveling at a speed of 21) knots was"i?lven the navy department in messages from Ad- nilral Coonlz, commander in chief of Ihd United States fleet I 4 Coonlz advised that "comment mr and spent tne aiternoon visiting and shopping. Front KvUntic Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Hudson have had for their guests for several days Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Young of Spokane. (illdo People In W. A. Smith and O. C. Smith, Ollde residents spent yesterday and today In Roseburg attending to busi ness and visiting with friends. . Mr. Wtcirnnri Here 15. H. Wlegand of Corvallls is endinT several days In Ibis city vis iting with friends and attending to business. illvorec I Cimntcil A-tlvorco was granted yesterday evening to Gertrude Hummel, from I, lliimmnl C,i,ul anil ll.htl- ,n irnimmt w.i nlleL-ed. The ! be avoided and It is making Instead of attaining the age of John Shell the average man dies at B4.3 years. The latest of the longevity theorists Is Dr. Leonard Williams of London, who declares that men should live to be 140 years old. He says we are not martyrs to disease but victims of folly, and be points out thut the trouble lies In "low level of mediocrity." All of which may be Interpreted us meunlng that the average person does not take the same care of himself as he does of his motor car or bis live stock. There Is much In what Doctor Wil liams says, though It bardly ffmld be I termed novel. Modern medicine is 1 nothing if It is not a tremendous force : comhutlng preventable disease while ministering to the victims of dlsense. I It has preached and la preaching the ! economic wuste of the maladies that ' SCHOOL LUNCHES Are made particularly inviting and nutritious when Mother uses Jersey BraniJ Butter Ask your grocer for this splendid Ilutter and accept no substitute. Jersey llrnnd Ilutter is mude In ItoHchurg. mnl;r most sanitary con ditions, from pure cream produced by IXiuglus county dairymen. It'.: tllu best to bo bud. Douglas County Creamery Roseburg Phone 340 nlnintlff was represented by Attorney M. V, Rice. To RcMn H( Mrs. Mob Ijine and dnushter. Ma rie, were In town yesterday attend ing to business. They will reside In town as Miss Lane Is attending the local high school. They are from urth Deer Creek. steady strides in the, treatment of cur able and incurable diseases. Rut the longevity theorist who would put the age limit on the Noah and Methuselah basis overlooks the enemies thut con stantly menace health In the present complex civilization. .A much higher order of human beings would have to be on earth to make bis plan at all practicable. An American pathologist recently gnvft as the enemies of health, "lie A .Gift of $65.00 No Strings cn This Offer Cnrlvsle Graham llalit In connection !tt. I.ld ..... HTI. l,l...,.n.l.1ll....l. . i , . redlly. Infection, poison, food ilefleleiv In Kvervbodv s Mmc:ij no e ve an In- ' . ' 1 ' . terestlng account of,. Ms experiences. - In thirty-odd yenrs he bus covered much of the old nod new West. He's 1 been a pearl-diver; he has pluyed the piano In dance halls, has gone In for historical research, mining and cow punchlng. His wife culls him a domes ticated nomnd. The genuine -diamond-buck he says, (In answer to a query about the rattle snake tlmt appears in his story), Is found mostly In Arkansas and eustern Texas. The diamonds of the western rattler are not so clearly defined, nor Is that reptile so large. Colloquially, the term "dlumond-bnck" Is also up piled to the latter. However, the ter ritory In which these two distinct species are found seems to lap over, as I have seen the larger diamond-back as fur down as northeastern Mexico and as far west as the Davis moun tains, where I lay my story. food extess, fear, grlefl emotional excess und psychic apathy due to luck of life Interest." Ixiulsvllle Courler-Journal. and criticism" bo withheld for the present. TRUNKS, BAGS, 131 ' and ' 'SUIT CASES Ve carry a full line of Travelers' Luggage of the i best manufacture It will pay you to see these and get our pricas when you prepare to travel or go away to school. These are made in Oregon and are of the best con tr tion. Trunks rendered moth proof with cedar. See Them in Our Window L.'cKEAN, DARBY & BALDWIN Complete House Furnishers Roseburg, Ore. fllv t'nltcil Pres PORTLAND, Sept 13. The North western railroads during Ihe first six months of this year earned only 2 per cent net per nnnum on the valuation of the property. President Ralph Dudd of ihe Great Northern told the Ameri can Association of Railway Ticket Agents In convention here. Peru's Foreign Trade. The olnl foreign trade of Peru for the year llil'l, uccordlng to the chief of the statistical division of customs, amounted to MXD.GT:! pounds Peru vian (lllirns peruana I. p.). of which lfl.Wifl.ISS Lp. represented Imports ond 10.WX,4S4 Lp, exports. The figures for the year KM) wre: Imports, 18,3r8, 224 Lp.; exports. S5,3O4.1.'p0 Lp.; totnl, ,'..'t.Wi:,:i,so Lp. Kxtlinatlug the value of the libru peruana at $I.WI United States gold (par), the value of the foreign trade for the year lllil was: Imports, S!,0i:i.2.M: exports, $80, IMW.V.M': total, im.nS2.2i. On the time basis, the figures for HKM were: Imports, S.2'.'0.!mW ; exports, $171, r.TS.lUS; total, $ATO0,10. A Dead Race. Eastern museums are sending out calls for cigar store Indians. Obvi ously the stole of wood and paint who once faithfully guarded the door of the tobacconist's shop Is to he pre served for the ndmlriitlon of future gcnumtlnns. Our good wishes go with Mia. We recall many silent moments of delightful uwe spent In his pres ence, Thero was a time when his tribe was large, with representatives In every city und town of size Jn the United States. Then something hap pened to the rnce. One by one these ruddy braves begun to disappear, un til now their kind Is practically ex tinct. It would be Interesting to know Just how long the rnce flourished nnd who originated the Idea, although It la not hurd lo understand why n wood en Indlun was adopted ns a symbol of tobacco. It was the Indlun who taught his paleface brethren the to hucco liublt, Just ns the white man taught him to drink firewater. New Orleans Tlnies-Plcuyune. Wo are offering a 1125 rhnnogruph, looks like now, including a lot of choice records, for only , ( lu addition to tho $05 we give you on this deal, we will throw the records In. lie quick Lady's Seroe Suit, nearly new.' - . .812.50 Lady's $25.00 Deaver Hat . 1 ' 8.00 A lot of Household Goods cheap Don't forget that we handle nny kind of Auction Sales and got you the high dollar . . RADABAUGI1 & PATTERSON, Auction House 32 NORTH JACKSON ST. . LOCAL NEWS X In Town Toduy W. K. 'Welkins, yho Is a resident of Myrtle Creek, was In town today attending to business matters. Miss Mix k In Today MIhs I.etinle Mock of Myrtle Creek spent several hours In town today shopping arid visiting with friends. To California Mrs. Klla Faulkner nnd daughter, nizubeth, Cecil llluek nnd Claud Iiit by motor fon Fresno and I.cs ngeles. California, where I hey .I!1 vltilt for several weeks. Mr. Curry In William Curry of Ihe Curry Et- i motored to town today to ultvnd business matters. In On IIiimIii .1. W. Morris, who is a re -idenl rf Cunyonvllle, was In town today in business matters. IfC Tixlny Mrs. F. 0. Mirelll, who has ben spend 'ng a few days In Roseburg. r"-tiirne-1 to her homo in Portland t il Crocker will leave Saturday morn-' afternoon. Walk Underground. An underground moving pathway for 1 hirls is the subject of Investigation , in thut city. Thirteen plans were submitted nnd Ave were retained for ! further experiments. Of these, four i work on Hie principle of parallel bands ! working at graduating siieeds, and Hit remaining one slows down for u'h I stop. Scientific American. I Asama-Yama Volcano in Action FIRP0 HITS HARD Hut wo are hitting high prices harder tlinn ever on all goods, Including Canvas, both while and khaki, Work and Dress .Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Gloves, Overalls v Slickers, Rubber Boots Socks, Khlrtn, Suit Cases, and everything needed by Farmers, Railroaders, Mechanics, and at prices that talk economy Berber's Bargain Store ' Cass and Pine Sts., Near the Depot Will Hold Sen Ices r.!t'."T Lukens, president of Ihe North r.iclflc Union emferc-ncn, with headquarters at Walla Walla, will hold services in this city Friday eve ning nt 7: SO o'clock, at th Seventh Day Adventlst church on Military street. West Koeebur. Klder Lukens Is a new man In this conference, which Includes Oregon. Washington. Idaho and werern Montana, and will le picked to mi! the people of! rXIIOIK5IKIMIWfi&WI'ftK Roseburg at the jcrvicn announced T is wiwimaj)). I 1 fev- I FREE Ask for our A M A I Z O COOK BOOK MISS B FREE Ask tor our A M A I Z O COOK DOOK LANCli DAY la demonstrating the famous Amnlso Oil, Friday and Saturday, this woek, at our store. Come In and let her show you what wonderful dishes run bo prepared with this now oil. In order to help her dispose of a geod quantity, wo are allowing ker In make a special price for lliese two days, as follows: Pint 30c, (Juart Gr.c, Half (Jallon $1.00. (Inllon 11.90. The Roseburg Grocery Co. Phone 238 Taylor &. Shenll, Props.