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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1924)
woseBuna wews wevnw. Tuesday, may I Rnv Next Winter's 1 1 3 Pifl 99 is I 5 vv. $8.50 New Crepe Soles for comfort and wear Here In Hclz crepe sole shoe. If you bare never worn this nil) you have miHHd a Joy. li s likoSvalklng on turf. Mad.- of punt gum rubber. Ugh!, cool, Hirliigy. Mudu of willow calf. p.nurily dc'ib-ncd. Klne for Mxiri or street weur. h(HS, ta to tio. Other Kelz r t"" 1 ") fuel mm I i YOUR SAVING Cost of extra delivery. Piling under shed. Interest. Fire Insurance. Cost of storage space. Administration cost of small scales. CASH price on orders of five tiers or more of one grade of wood taken before June 30. 16-inch Old Growth, block $3.50 per tier 16-inch Oak and Laurel, block $3.75 per tier 4-ft. Slab $6.00 per cord Slab by the car $5.00 per cord Deliveries of less than five tiers from yard 50c per tier on fir and 25c per tier on oak over above price. fit WASHING DONE 2 Cents an hour And all the worry and drudgery left out. THE SAVAGE WASHER takes out every speck of dirt, spins the clothes dry enough for ironing and the only work is putting them in and removing them from the washer. LET U8 DEMONSTRATE EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Roseburg, Oregon DENN-GERRETSEN COMPANY it- Fuel and Building Material 231 North Main Strett Phone 128 (Associated Press d Wirs.) SHANGHAI. May 13. Sun Yat-j Sen. president of the southern gov ernment of China In reported to hav0 died from brain fever. The report which reached here from Hongkong, hus not yet been confirmed but according to reliable rcpuji'cri there Sun Yat-: Sen had been unconscious for two days. (Associated Press leased Wire.) irnvfynl'! inv Ml Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. president of the southern government of China la seriously ill with brain fever, hut there is no, confirmation of hl death, which has, been reported. It has been known for sometime that Dr. Sun Yat-Sen was not in the best of heallh. The vernacular pa- pers state that he Is suffering with brain fever, possibly cerebra-spinal fever. He Is reported to be lying, at bis headquarters attended byl fnreiL'n and Chinese doctors, with his son in constant attendance. His dealh would be kept a secret as Ions a) possible as the news would prob ably lead to chaos In Canton. (AssocUed Press Leased 'Wlr. NEW YORK. May 13. Ma Soo representative In the United States of the southern government of China declared today he had receiv ed no orflcial confirmation of the renort that President Sun Yat-Sen of the southern government had died of brain fever. Mr. boo said he had been Informed that Dr. Sun had been Berlously ill for several days. Dr. Sun who was the first provis ional president of China and who has been called variously "the fath er of the republic" and the "Georw; Washington, of the Far East." has had more action crammed Into his 62 years than any other Oriental of his time. After organizing the government In the south, Dr. Sun wielded in fa vor of Yuan Schih-Kal, a northern leader. In the trouble of Shih-Kal's regime when Dr. Sun found strong forces arrayed against him he eB- caped to Japan and in 1921 return ed to Canton where the parliament elected him president of the repub- 'Then began o struggle against the government at Peking in the nortn, which has continued until this day. ... Dr. Sun was born in Honolulu In 1862 and educated at the medical college in Hongkong. He was a Christian. - BIG SOCIAL DANCE With some new features. Commun ity Hall, Sutherlin, Friday night, May 16. Last ooclal dance for several weeks. Music by Sharrard's Syncopa tors. We all dance to this music. Don't miss this. A little fertilizer on your flower bed will make a wonderful difference. Gromore bone meal and sheep guano at Wharton rtros. ANNOUNCEMENT ' 1 liereDy announce myself u democratic candidate for the otfic V.UU1ILJ unovnowi IUI 1'OUgiaS C0U(t Subject to the democratic ,votent me may primary. tl'aid tdi O. F. THIEL - o Cultivator shovels and sweej ft, almost any maKe cultivator at Whr. ton tiros. W. J. Flanagan of Eugene, rep sentatlve of the Tru Dlu Biscuit , pany, is spending a lew days In R 1 burg looking after the interest! t the company. ' o . ! California f lg Nuts Agar, a icfc ! tific health food,. Naturally Uuutii ' At Lloyd Croker's. LOOK THIS HUDSON OVER A real buy in a Hudson speed- ster. New paint, mechanically Al. See ui for demonstration. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. ttttttttttttttt CONTEST CLOSES SATURDAY Big Auction Sale 1 1-2 Miles north of Looking Glass store on old Job Denning Place. MAY 14, AT 11 A. JU. 8 Horses 1 good Pure Unil Jersey Cows, one Just frt'sli. oilier iiiHIJitu 1 Wagon and Holster S;iriiiKS 1 l'tn;t:y l set of Work llitniess Mower and Kuko ln-k Wml.f 1 ulltvalors Plow Spriiv 1'iitnp Slmlgllll Seetler Wool tlitrrow Wo,., I(.,!I,t AllMl. VI. e. Drill Ax. s. Does. linke. Ililtntner, h'nwn and oilier bund ttutls. 2 I'lk-a lliuot Corn IMunter Cross Cut Saw 1 si't of litiKry Iliino'Ks Hilling Chairs Km-lien Chairs Two 'I'lihli'S Twt Cupboards Kitchen Cublnet Stx Hole KiiltKt Wood Hiuler ami Mat 1 hr-je Itockers Two I'aiior Chairs Library I iresser lli ilsli iid mid Springs Carpets 1 Hub) lied 1 Kith Cliulr CouklllK t'tens'.U Al .rin l In, k Tin kf a t In. U n, liens ami Chicks Vrnlt Jurs Two llil, all Cupper Holler. Wahlx.nrd and Magic Wah fit li k Lamp, one ln.i, k. t lump. Terms Cash Tree l.utu li nt Noon HARRY BROWN, Owner RADABAUGM, Auctioneer The contest for carnival quotu will close Saturday evening at H p. ni. and the final count will e made at tint lime. The ballot I boxes Will be sealed at 8 o"clock and taken to Chapman's Drug ) store where the voles will be counted. Considerable Interest O Is In ing show n In the contest O ami the closing is expected to be O melilng. MASONS MEET AT ELKTON The Masons at Elkton held a very enthusiastic and well attended meet ing of their lodge Saturday evening, the occasion being a visit to the lodge by John E. Itunyan. of this city, district deputy of the order. There was a large number of outside visitors present, several going from Koseburg, and they all report a n.ost enjoyable occasion. o California Fig Nuts Agar for consti pation. At Lloyd Crocker's. i 1ET Hie regular (inn club banquet of the lloseliiun to, iu (; ,.illD be belli tiitil.'hl at A Y.l ..'..I...1. .1 tl... 1'n.MUtt hotel. It is expected that I a.W ninny every lliemlier or III,! club will be present, as the meeting '.s to be one of much importance. t)n of the pimcipiil topics to be taken up will be the salmon hake, which is to take place on Sunday. May IS. Klsborite preparations have been made for this ew'tit, and the aimrtsmen expect to feed a nine crowd of visitor:!. A new feature In trapshootmg will be Introduced. The clay pigeoni will be hurled from a tower above the heads of the shooters, and it will be a (est of real marksmanship to pick the birds out of die air. Anolhcr topic will be that of the registered shoot to be held In July. William llmlley. suite superintendent of fish ladders will be one of the speakers tonight. Do You fnjoy Your Meals? IF NOT Y-NOT-EAT The Douglas Grill Catering to your appetite is our business. We know how to please you. The Best Foods at the very lowest prices consis tent with good service. Try our Special Steaks. We are Salarf SPECIALISTS YOURS FOR REAL SERVICE W. R. WARNER, Mgr. SAMPLE BALLOT WARD 1 DEER CREEK PRECINCT CITY OF ROSEBURG Douglas County, Oregon Special Election May 16, 1S24 PROPOSED BY REFERENDUM ORDINANCE NUMBER 810" Khali the ili.irt.-r of the tltv of Hi-mUtr In' amended to author;!, the Corntneu Council (o pun h i',, a (ire trie k nud (,re fighting -.inp. mi nt and (o Ismie 1 1 .i.i'imum) of mix per cent boiiils to prorl.lo fvin.U therefor, arid to loy a lax to i;i .ii,l bonus and the interest thereon? Vote "V s ' it ' No " f "1 No M4tk X between miml-f m4 trrjtuf votvd for. Ye. HART-MARTIN WEDDINQ K. S. Hart and .Mmtha M. Martin wete united In marriage last evening at euht o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wood. Hi'l South I'init street, li.'v. II. L. Caldwell of llehiied usIhk the ring ceremony. The wedding was performed only In the pii'Kem e of a few fi ll nils and rela lues Tiny will miike their home In I'll-- city where Mr. Hart has charge "t the l..me Hue: sarnie. BORN Mi'KA -To Mr and Mrs. Harold v. K.i, a boy, Saturdav. Mar 10, l:i:. CIU KCH-To Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church, a gtrl. al Men-v Hospl'al. Mi'dil r. M.i II. FINE MWANIS MEETING. Itixeburt Klw nutans met at noon '"iiv at the Hotel Cuiiiua and en "el a lively session. l.man S;n c r s.mg two he.iutifMl nun, Iters. Neuner r', the spe,th given b Professor Vitlllig al the nnvnt lsti r cluh nieeting In (his cl'y and Lester Mulkev. pr. -si, lent of the t)ie on D.i.i-Miien s asstH-tation gave a short ( .- i k - The Kiw.mtans ere " s-'i n severs! Intercity meetings In the near future. Why is the dollar mark like this? 2 because It was originally a com bination of the Initials I? and S (I'nlted States). Due to haste in drawing, the curve of the I" grad ually drvpped away. The low price of No. ( Disinfectant plus tremendous strength, makes It the Ideal clennser for every home. No. 6 is ten times more powerful than carbolic acid and ten times as safe. It goes like cleansing sun shine whero sunshine cannot reach. 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