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HOSEBURO NgWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924.
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2 Kinds of Quaker Oats
At Your Qrocers
Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats,
the kind you have always known
Get whichever you prefer.
for a hot breakfast !
QUICK QUAKER
cooks in Vi the time of coffee!
Quaker Oats now comes in 2 styles regular
Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, and
QUICK QUAKER.
Quick Ouaker makes oats the quickest break
fast dishCooks perfectly in 3 to 5 minutes
gcarcely longer than simple toasted bread.
Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, tho
kind you've always known. Cut before flaking,
rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these
small flakes cook faster-thafs the only differ
ence.
All the rich Ouaker flavor. All the good of hot
breakfasts quick Today, try Quick Quaker.
Of KUgeile, who in'
.1.. .m i., l.non kiii nillnir al I.. M. Elliott
. "' . 7. " :.., !.. few days In Roseburg
,eTtL to h looking after business matters Is reg-
lome In Oakland today I Islored at the
lerinlnal Hotel.
"LOVE MATES" ARE
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PRINTZESS
COATS
(Associated Press Iieo-d Wire.)
PENDLETON, March 7. The
Pendleton liLgh school debate team
won the championship of 'he Uma
tilla district by defeating HurmlHton
und Helix In a triangular debate
last night and is now ruily to com
pete with winners from other dis
tricts for the slate championship.
Allen Hoyden and llol'e lnlow.
representing tlie negative k''1" '
the question "resolved" that the
1'nited States should recognize the
Soviet government of ltussla got an
unanimous decision al Helix while
Helix 8. llartzell and Vera King of
the local affiKiuntivn team deteated
the Hermistoii team by 0 two to
one decision.
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NOTICE TO POWER CONSUMERS
Power will be off Sunday morning
March 9th, from 9 a. ni. until 11 a. m.
effecting all of Hoseburg and vicinity.
CALIKOHNIA OKKGON
POWEll COMPANY.
APRON HOUSE DRESS AND
COOKED FOOD SALE.
At McKean Darby and Hald-
win's store. .Saturday. March 8.
Given by the ladies of the order
ot Kail way Conductors.
LEAGUE IS F
HEAVYWEIGHTS REST
FOR BOUT TIGHT
(Associated press leaned Wire
Pl'KNOS A1HES, March 7.
Erminio Spalla. Italian heavyweight
champion, and Luis Angel Kirpo,
South American tltleholder. rested
today In preparation for their 15
round bout tonight.
The usual declaration of confi
dence In the outcome were voiced
ly the two men after their final
light workouts yesterday. Spalla
was hopeful of victory for It would
pave his way for a meeting with
Jack IJempsey, while Elrpo wus
anxious to retain his laurels In or
der to get another chalice at the
world's title.
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The March Etudo contains 20
pieces of good music. Trice 25 cents
a copy. Ott's Music Store.
New Spring 1
and Summer
Styles.
Prices on this line of Beautiful. Stylish Coats are Very Moderate.
Wo are also showing an attractive line of
White Goods In way of Waists and Midaies
Come In and Slip on one of
those PrinticBB Coats
I. ABRAHAM
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(Associated press Leased Wlro.)
NEW YORK, March 7. Corliss
Palmer, former cigar store counter
attendant, who won a beauty prize
and the affections of Eugene V.
Hrewster, magazine publisher, two
years ago. has rejoined nun auer
brlef seuaratlon which they had a
nounced would be permanent. Nowi
they say they are determined never
to part again.
They say they have been re-unlted
as a result of a statement by Mrs.
Hrewster that her husband has not
attempted to divorce her and docs
not Intend to marry Miss Palmer.
When Miss Palmer returned to
the iliGO.000 Morristown N. J.
g home built for her by the publisher.
g i she said :
" Divorce or no divorce, 1 win
never leave Eugene again. Mrs.
Hrewster said her husband didn't
want a divorce, as he didn't intend
to marry me. Well we are going
to give our answers to that for all
I he world to Boe." Hrewster chimed
In with the announcement that he
would seek a divorce again.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
SALEM, March 7. Articles -of in
corporation were filed here yester
day with the state corporation de
partment by the Oregon Protestant
League, membership to be limited
to members In good standing in Ore
gon of the Loyal orange Institutions
who have acquired the rank of Koy
al Arch Purple marksman. Among
other things, the organization pro
poses, according to the papers filed,
to wags war against political cor
ruption. SOLD OUT SOLD OUT
i Stiorilv of Ashby's Imported Broc-
. I coll seed. Growers who have failed to
secure Buppiy oi mis seeu aie
vised to secure plants from the su
perb variety. Watch adv. Inter for In
formation.
NORMAN C. ASHBY.
Win Her With Candy!
Box and Bulk Candy of all kinds
Always Ready for Your Order.
Ice Cream and
Scdas a Specialty
Meet your friends at our big Fountain.
Try Our Lunches
PALACE OF SWEETS
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
V are now locuted at 439 North
Jackson Mtreet. In our new building,
where we are better prepared than
ever to serve, our patrons. Cylinder re
boring and general automobile re
pairing promptly done. PICE'S GAR-
AtSK.
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WEALTHY COUPLE
AGREE TO SEPARATE
fasnnctntpn' ITPm Lrasad Wire.)
NEW YOitK. March 7. Hugo P.
G. Schoellkopf of Buffalo and his
wife, Irene, wjo was robbed of
SUOO.OOO worth of Jewelry in this
city a year ago. have Blgned a sep
aration agreement. It was disclosed
today In general sesslonB court. Mrs.
Schoellkopf and Frank H. Carmen,
whose apartment she was leaving
after a New Year's party when she
was robbed, were passengers yester
day on the Berengarla, returning
from abroad.
FOR VETS BONUS
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, March 7. Paid
up Insurance was decided upon as a
provision of the soldiers' bonus bill
today by the house ways and means
committee.
Provisions ot the bill passed last
session and vetoed by President
Harding for vocational training and
farm or home aid were definitely
eliminated but an option of cash
payments still is pending.
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Don't be fooled. Look around, see
all others, and then go to Fisher's
where you will find the genuine, up
to date wall papers at right prices.
403 W. Cass St.
MUSICIAN FALLS
FIFTEEN STORIES i
offer of a larger unlL .
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(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, March 7 Dr.
Carlos de Mundos, composer and or
chestra leader, formerly of San
Francisco, fell or Jumped to his
death from the root of a 15 story
apartment building in West End
Avenue today. .
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SiOTICK OK HM.K OK UOVKIISMKXT
TIMUKIt OK.NLIIAL U.MI UKIlt
W fir 1276 M.. ",;V,h., Sr'K
nese sectiona in i.- -i . HobifM
1.76 per M. for th Vr ,j ,'l 1?
for cedar and h.mwl,LS
K. 6 W., 8:. S. swiT KWu T H s,
SK NWH fir 376 M ,L ""H
less limn 12.00 p. m" t ft S S Vi
Sec. 11. NKH NE fir 1(71
be .olil for tuan ii ,in ,
21 8.. R. 1 W.. Sw. ii Vwl5?.!
WIET WITH DISASTER
Pioneer roofing will give perma
nent satisfaction on every job It Is
used. Denn-Gerretsen Co.
(Associated Press LeaBed Wire.)
LONDON, March 7. Report that
the Spanish forces In Morocco have
met with disaster in their cumnal.sn
against the rebels continues to ar
rive from Tangier. The trlbesmea
are commanded by Kaid All Beuam
er, who lived gome time In Ameilca,
whence he returned a year ago.
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Robert Griffin line. 30 Inch tapes
tries. Gold blends. The 1924 Duplex
Harmonilla. The wonder paper. The
only ones in Roseburg. Lasts a life
time. No unsightly seams. They are,
great. See them at Fisher's Paint and
Wall Paper Store. 403 W. Cass St.
ir -y m"
white fir 20 M..NE14 sVi 'm i51
M.. cedar 45 M whit, fi? uVt,
SHU re.1 fir fiso M. ll;i".'
rod fir 76 Cc
to
Iccl tr 40 M., hemlock : Ji?
WashlnBton. D. C. Feb. 14. 1924. ISW'4 re.i fir 960 M cedir !l
"otlce l hereby Klven tliat subject loi k ta M.. SP.'i BWU rd IImh.
the conditions slid limitations of theicedir 4T, r., SWi xi ,riti,7i
eo- , ri ir 4H M.. T. 22 8.. It. l '
nejNKH NW red fir 100 M. inrin'
null red fir 100 M., SWU NWli 1
(4l M.,NH K rd ffMMinf;'
Is of June 0. 1916 (39 Stat., 218). Feb- , whr 4(1 M
ruarv 20. lsis (4U Mtal., ill), anu June
4. 1920 (41 Mtat.. 7tHl. and departiuentul
iuiailiilia VI ri-iiicmuci ,w. - , . 1.74 r. rU IT 4VV H. XWl u"
U I)., 447. and June zz, ivzv ii u. 4.,- reo nr now . cfdar 1H V
411). the tlmlier on the followlns; lands; SWVi red fir oo M., sutmiv
will be sold Mar. 25. 1924, ut 10 o'clock 70 M , cedar 25 M, 8wCsw?2
ft. m. at public auction at the Unlted:4r.O M.. cedar 25 M son? ot ii 3i
Ktas bind office at Hoseburir. OreKon,on these sections to b k14 bZ.
to the hlKhext Dinner al not less man man si.it per M.. forthr(4.
the appraised value as shown by this) per M. fur the cedar and lltTirl
notice. Halt to be aulilect to the Hoomv. i for the hemlock anii whit. ..T
al of th secretary of the Interior. The, 8.. W. S W.. Sec. 13. SKK swu'tii
(JUnilHIir l II O. "Illl u,t auu...u....m ,u ,,r nyiu , ,Cag J
of one-fifth of 1 per cent, thereof, he- T. 21 H.. It. 4 W . St 17. NEin,sJ
iiik etiiiiiint.i.ii,iiB mi"". 7 i" . t nr Wlf
pos'teu al lime oi. uuie, money to ut. r " fiho fur less inaa 11.7$ t
tnrneti if aale Ik nut approved, other- S.. U. I W.. Sec. 25. KKU vt.C
wipe itatent will Issue for the timber t.. not to he sold for leu uat
which must he removed within ten per M. T. 18 8.. K. 7 w
years, ions win ne rece:v
sens of the United Slates,
of vnvh citizens and cor
iriini7AH iinoer the laws
States, or any state, territory or district SV red fir 1650 If. hunloclt s
thereof only. Upon application or a
qualified purchaser, the timber on any
legal subdivision will be offered se
parately befors being Included in any
Ived from cltl-l.Ki4 red fir H15 M T. !7 & lift
?s. associations i Sec. 5, Kb;i4 NWU red fir 3404 a. tat
rporatlons or- lock lno M., XVl'i NWij rel tii
of tlie United ; M.. hemlock too U.. crdir II H irt
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester St. Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
Patients privileged to have their
own doctor.
cedar 50 M.. NWli SWK red til 0
m ec. i. nii tfl nr iiw
hemlock 70 M.. lot 4 red fir J5H
hemlock 80 M . SHU SS'K rfd fir t
white fir 40 M.. s-n'n ?t:n red nr
M.. none of the tlmlier on three trrti
to he soli for lesa thin t:.W Mt a.
the red fir, 00 per U. lor the cejd
and f.fiO per M. for tne nemioi-iii
whlta 'lr. .T. 2 S. R. 11 W, se.
KKU C2U fir iia R. NlfU SEi
C20 M nut to be sold (or leu than C
Per M. T. 29 S.. P.. 1 W. ew. I
I NBU red fir 250 M., white ceditS
Nll'lf VPU rA fir 404 It. WbH M
S50 M.. s'KU NFH red fir lit a.t!J
cedar 350 M.. S t tw i;i
M.. white cedar 140 M. NWt JTH
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AGED IN FALLS
When the Unexpected Happens
and you are in a quandry as to what to serve. Phone 68
for any sort of Canned Vegetables or Fruit, Meat, or
Fish, Soups, Crackers, or Cookies and Delicacies, and
the problem is solved.
We have in stock everything found in any
first class grocery.
All Sorts of Fresh Produce In Season
PICKENS BR.OS.
Phone 68
Perkins Bldg.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
SALKM, March 7. Out of an es
timated $1.2.10,(100 that will be col
lected In Oregon from the stale In
come tax. Karl Fisher, state tax
commissioner, estimates that $t'..
000 has been paid In out of an es
timated SO. 000 returns to be filed,
the commissioner says that about
15,000 huve been received. Of the
approximately 15,000 that have
been received It Is believed about
7.000 are non-taxable and about 8.
000 taxable. The first payments to
be received are mainly from persons
who pay light Income taxes, and the
heavier amounts are expected to
to come later. Mr. Fisher believes
about 8.000 or more persons will
psy the state Income tax than the
federal income tax In Oregon- These
will be mainly state, county, city
and other municipal employes.
teachers and other persons who do
not pay the federal tax. Keturns
are delinquent after March 31.
They are being received at the
rate of 2.000 or more a day. faster
than the force of clerks and typists
ran handle them.
CONTINUED TODAY
( Associated rres (.eased Wire.)
MUNICH, Bavaria. March 7.
The public prosecutors reappeared
in court today to continue the
trial for treason ot former Field
Marshal Ludendorff, Adolph Hitler
and others accused in connection
w ith last Novembers' nationalist
putsch.
Counsel for the dofenso, whose
remarks caused the withdrawal of
the prosecutors yesterday, apologiz
ed today.
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The March Ktudo contnlns 20
pieces of good music. Trice 25 cents
a copy. Ott's Music Store.
This Is a Studebaker year.
f7T jlr jry y"TX Cover ,n different col.
JV.- f XT, " '"CV.Y yt-..Vtf X&u( ors and grades as low
)' 1 1 1 M IlDPI I AC KKPAIHH) ft 1 as S2.00, including all
P'flUlUUJU.LLAoJ KKCOVr RKUl repair work. Tips, rings
V? V'7 V7 it" TT . "ni h,nile ,n coi-
V VS. V 1 r' 'd ddre" rnd
PINE STREET. There all day tint II 7:30 p. m. Ho""- now " 348 8'
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DOES IT SEEK A
T
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, March 7. Dr.
James M. Ilatcheller, 55, died lust
night from a fractured skull, suf
fered yesterday when he fell from
the running board of an automobile
on which he had accepted a ride.
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Mrs. T. F. Paulson who resides In
Looking Glass was In Koseburg for a
short time today shopping and attend
ing to other matters.
Italian Prune Trees !
4 to 6 feet
6 to 8 feet
3 to 4 feet
Saratoga French
..10c
12c
5c
Prune Trees
4 to 6 feet 25e
All prices f. o. b. Salem, Oregon
Fruitland Nursery
161 S. 14th St
Salem, Oregon
f r 300 M.. white fir Jo a.
Ill W., Sec. 2. SWU NWH ted rS
white cedar 150 M, f"i6J3,'i5
6O0 M.. white cedar 1! U.
red fir 1400 M.. while ' 1
rr.'A r v. rt. m -
.140 M.. Kc. 10. lot 1. '"J"'4,
i u who fir e L
W IIUO iHinr .iv" ... - - .u
3 red fir l.'.ol M.. while cedtr J
lot S red fir 1SO0 M., white eedK J
white fir 100 M.. let 4 red B 5
ut. it.a XI SEIi NEs WJ
wiiiii ceuni v ... 1 -
lin l whita cedar 4l't
NK'i red fir 111")
m.. wini
eno
fir
... r-1-
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-- .... whit. .MUT
Tw red r'r wo .. -"i,r yrt
M.. white
red fir
M.. Sec.
v-hite cedar
1200 M.. white 3
v-hlte cenar ie .,.'. ints4
fV. NB. red fir 1J0 M. -2.'3
r.oo M.. white fir M tIiS'l
fir 1100 M.. white cedar WS-J-ii
cedar 100 l . wniw a
Mrs. R. E. Jones
Happy Is the Man
who saves money on his shoes
and ke. ps his feet comfortable
at the same lime. This combi
nation is assured when vou
have your "easy" old shoes re
paired t,y us. Make your old
long as possible
eney.
shoes Inst as
(y and save nion
W. S. Howard
214 N. Main St.
Or Kidder Shoe Store
(A.so.'iattd l'resa Leased Wire)
COl.OONK. March 7. More than
20.000 workmen at the Uaden Ani
line Dye works In Ludwlgshafen
and Oppsu have been dismissed up
on Ihtir refusal to work nine hours
a day. It was at the Ludwlgshafen
plant that yesterday's clash occur
red between strikers and policeman,
resulting In several casualties.
(Associated Presn leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON. March 7. Rep
resentative Theodore E. Kurtou of
Ohio, mentioned as a possioie suc-i
cessor to Kdwin IVnby as secre
tary of the nnvy. has Informed ad-j
ministration officials he prefers to I
continue as a member of the house
rather than accept a cabinet position.
I Stop, Look and
I Listen
red fir 1GO0 M., white kjj - j
- white fir 'S'. St,Mnrll!
i Sec. 26, KBi M
fi, white ceitar w ':: v '-
If you want bargains, come to
the Auction House. Kemembcr,
we get you the high dollar at your
farm auction sales. See us for
datos.
ijgj Radabaugh-Patterson
!j 328 N. Jackson Phone 641-J
.TOITIslCsIItIfljIeWiiIHsirIIfij?
com vw u
fiOO M white CfOitr "'..rifloll '
red fir .758. V ... wnni H-
r prt white U
hlte cpilar 1.5 M-. .w;
whit cedar SO V whJ nr
3S0 M. NWsi
Swy redflrl07M w'V
wM?, flr 40 M.. SJi-Vsr
M. White cenar s -.. n
NEM KEU red fir WM SFi
!00 l, white fir M ",!i, T I'5
fir (.0 M.. white fir V
. W. Sec. 17, SWU .Tiir,
M., white cedar '";,( g. K
. scs r white cedar.l" j.,
the timber on th-M '"fit-i
for less than 11' r" .utete""'!
,,rr 7.oo r." m, tjl
11. 0" r
n in w..
TIrIITTITTTTTTTTTegT.ITaTaTsT
26 M . wh'll-",2" d.r .1
rid fir 4:o MV.wy,Vr?,le':i
SKI red fir J! rJ -"1
none of the tlm" ; -y,- V J
1 rnr less ntn ft
Wired fir
g r. T S!,
V SKU t"-rir r.i
uv err
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Uureau. local office.
Roseburg, Oregon, 1 hours ending
a. m. i
Precipitation In Ins. and Hundredths'
Highest tiMiiperature yesterday.. 51V
Lowest temperature last night.. 3 1
Precipitation lust 21 hours 07 1
Total precip. since first of month .41 ;
Normal prcclp. fur this month
(March) 3.98
Total precip. from Sept. 1. 1923
to tlate
Aver, prot.'tp. from s
Total deficiency fri.
1923
average precipitation for 44
wet se.isor.s. (SeptenitHT u
May, Inclusive.)
Generally fair tonight aud
day.
WILLIAM LLLL, Observer
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Have You A Daughter?
Watch Her Hei Ith
Salem. Orcg "Dr. Tierce's
Favorite Prescription is the finest
tonic and nervine that a young girl
can take. My daughters have always
been so greatly benefited by the
u,e ?' ,he 'Favorite Prescription"
that I do not hesitate to recommend
it to other mothers whose datiBhtrrs
suffer. One member of my family
also speaks in terms of highest
praise of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription, which she takes during
expectant reriods. She claims that
it enables her to have health and
strength, and practically no suffcr-,nK-
Mie has fine hcalthv babies
too. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prcscrip.
V,on 'A '!-ul: woman's tonic."
Mrs. R E. Jones. S)6 N. High St.
Get Dr. P.crce's Favorite Pre
scription today from vour ne'ghbor
hood druggist, in tablets or liquid
Pfi Tr."i". Dr. 'resident In.
vahds Hotel in Luffjlo. N " (or
free confidential, medical' adiice.
Lnclose 10c for tiial ,kg, ublcts.
- she lf-fl
1 e.O OI .a... L
I When you need a f Br'r
I Rsi r a. Q:fg;?i;7V&:!;,i?:
ia 3? 100 M fVK Nww .'III :''
! Gallon H '
S B William spry. Cotnroi
if LENOX TSXtii
I Furniture Co. t V'5 '"rJ
! or i suits
I Phone 26. 3
I I Upstairs Next toWl
I aIIrIiIIeI.I.T.TTT.TTrTTlaTiT.TeI.