Roseburg news-review., May 21, 1924, Page 7, Image 7

oaCRUKO mwl WVIIW. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 19?4.
0OUSE 15
L f the finest Improvements
l or "!.. -.ntlv Is the con-
H ii now Mi completed by L.
Lb i " f pine and
I TM. buiWinK replace.
.... lumber yards, and
P .n unaisbtly corner to a very
,. looklnK build-
' TMHructure has now been oc
T.nhoueh there still remains
h' ,. ... h line.
M0"'""" three stories in
:re"uu:.T."; vrr ni m the
r Tt Mr Metzger will crry a
L.raent ,.nDe8 and ma-
!'M "i.;T. on. of the largest
. no. in southern
l,r, in imo
roIL . .i third floors will be
' warehouse and storaRe pur
'1 for r ii,i frpluht eleva-
A lrp , , , aoo
o atlonr'Tn the rear
rMdy tor "i . d Bnd
,e bunoius -
H" second floor. Mr. Metier
In tne ,, if i nnartment
'r is very conveniently ar
; fsnd t.rac.ve.y tinted and de.
walls w
,J climbing roses.
n
rhousands Have
bbacco Stomach
know what Is the cause of this dis
ease? How Is It carried by oranxes
and In what part of the lunch basket
do the germs lurk? How many
germs Is It possible for one animal
to possess? Is tbe dip made of cre
osote and carbolic acid and how do
It affect rubber? Can the most pow
erful magnifying glass detect the
germ? Is It absolutely . Imperative
that such drastic quarantine and
embargoes be enforced? Is the pub
lic being gulled by not knowing the
facts appertaining to this epizootic?
"Why such stress Is being placed
on the rigid Inspection of milk and
meat at present? Are the packer's
delivering wagons Immune from in
fection? Are we returning to the
days of Salem witchcraft? Someone
who Is Informed answer the forego
ing questions to the unsuspecting
and credulous public.
'The public Is tolerant and long
Buffering but I believe that those
who are Informed should answer the
foregoing questions to tbe unsus
pecting and credulous."
CANDY SPECIALS
HlRh grade chocolate 49
Delicious nut taffy ...30
Fresh Cracker-Jack In bulk 40
ALCOVE CONFECTIONERY
The Real Candy Store.
d..u.a imA nf tobacco Is one
e --------- . ...
k.i most common causes m uui-
i,n and sloniacn iimaiiuuuiiuu.
hir you smoke or chew makes
j,Mn The hlchly Irritat-
tjulce of the weed is swallowed
the saliva, oiien inuiw up
inflammation of tne stomacn
h may end in gastrins or cnron-
t.maih inflammation.
fcbacco stomach . produces a
n-r of distressing Hympiimm
a loss of appetite, then an 00-
ial attack or indigestion, ror-
.... r..n.i anum nt times and
liotlce a peculiar burning In the
ih. These attacus occur wmi
r frequency as time goes on.
it lha nnmlitlnn
les chronic, resulting In ls of
and general poor ceaitn.
lith Bros'. -M. A. C. Stomach
has proven wonderfully success
all forms of digestive trouble.
caM nn a nnsitive guarantee of
V back if the first bottle fails to
tomach inflammation or ays
The very firBt doso should
a Nnihiner on earth like it.
in net a large bottle for 11.25.
in FoUerton Drug Store will
you. (.Mail orders accepted.)
LIFORNIA DOCTOR
ANTS INFORMATION
e following article. In the form
quesllonalre, relative to the
and mouth disease on the Pa
coast recently appeared in the
Heacn, (California) Press over
ifrnature of Dr. P. P. Brandt of
lly. It deplores the wholesale
liter of animals in that state.
i) you. Mr. Citizen, and Mr. Tax
r. of the Btate of California, be-
in the whoiesalo fllnuehtpr nf
loven-hoofed animals such as
progress at the nresont time?
tol you believe that those in
of this wholesale slaughter-
re actine in good faith?
you believe in the treating of
oven-hoofed animals instead of
e them? Do you realize what
uture will be if some measure
tanen to prevent those in ati-
y from killing these animals.
an you visualize what your
Will be and that mont nnri millr
almost be prohibitive?
in you afford to pay more for
rum tne ract that so many
hides are being destroyed by
lime.
ow about the poor children
will be deprived of meat and
HI We not be held rpRnnnnt-
r their mal-nntrtti
Po you believe that a man like
carpenter of Cheyenne, Wyo
ho for the past forty years
"voted his life to raising and
K these animals and makes
'atement that the scare is
man the disease. Ho ha n.
need it among his animals nu-
umes and that by washing
"uuiiis and noors with a weak
on of carbolic acid he has lost
i.nuiv..y few. He also states
U QlS Oninlan ha nniiM nin
xy'om,nt: cowboys and exterm-
D'"ea8e in a shoit time; do
uld the narlrora whA t.
few yars have 'been buvin
animals at a low price and no
want a reason to raise the
, "; be fostering and
ng the disease?
"e who are in authority should
P"e to answer h. m
MjjmsiMe for ihB pubc ,
SOTAGE GROVE. May 21.
The motorcycle hill climb of Mt. Da
vid Sunday was a great success. It
Is estimated that between 1,500 and
2,000 automobiles were parked
along the highway and at least 6.000
people were there. Van E. Kemery
of Eugene, secretary of the Eugene
Motorcycle association superintend
ed the event. Following were those
who entered the contest: Cody Ev
ans from Salem, Harley Davidson;
Cliff Hill from Portland, a Hender
son, the first trial and an Excelsior
the second; Langdon Howard of
Portland, an Excelsior; Paul Wll
bourne, Eugene, a Harley Davidson;
Dill Davis, Eugene, Harley David
son; Levi De Buy, Eugene, Harley
Davidson; George Kaster, Salem,
Harley Davidson, George Beechtold,
Portland, Indian; Cecil Brown, Port
land, Indian; George Frost, Rose
burg, Harley Davidson; Roy Mont
gomery, Portland, Excelsior.
George Beechtold won the ama
teur contest, making 232 feet of the
350 feet the height of the hill, on
an Indlf.n. Cody Evans from Salem
won both the 61 experts, and the big
motor of 80 open by going over the
top In 13 3-5 seconds, on the Harley
Davidson. There were four who
went over the tops this year, Harry
Lewis from Roseburg in 13 seconds,
all on Harley Davidsons, and two
others in longer time. The climb
this year was much more interest
ing than ever before. There were
better machines In the race, and al
so better riders. The Calapooya
club of Cottage Grove closed tin ay
with a picnic at the Calapooya
Springs, Sunday night.
Dry mixed spray for pears.
Metzger.
L. W
Liberty Theatre.
"Try And Get It," at the Liberty
Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday is
Bryant Washburn's first production
"on his own." It was directed by
Cullon Tate and In the cast are Billia
Dove, Lionel Belmore, Edward Mor
ton, Joseph Kilgour, Mine. Rose
Dlone, Carl Stockdale and Hazel
Deane.
The reason we say so and see It, is
i haa .11 ...-. hpnrlv. whole-
some laughs than you could "shake a
stick at.
Real spontaneous humor is not as
common as one might expect on the
- nt hM la that verv
BVI evil luunj, uv " .
thing. In large doses. Then there Is a
., Iai.., .fnnr nnrt frvr the
VOI picilj iwic a
women, fashions galore. A whole re
vue Is staged In the finest, set, a mo
diste shop that we have seen In
any picture.
Antlers Theatre
With languorous and beautiful
uviM an n haekeroiind and a thrill
ing story of love and intrigue set in
It like a Jewel, Mae Murray is said
to have the best role of her career in
"Mademoiselle Midnight," ner latest
nlnlnra which Will COine tO the An-
tlers theatre for a two days' run be
ginning today.
In "Mademoiselle Midnight" Miss
vr..Prau niiva tvn character roles
that of a French lady In the court of
Napoleon 111, and mat 01 a uuukii
tr nf Mexico, a Benorita famed for
beauty, wealth and cleverness.
The supporting cast is maue ui m
many favorites, among them being
Monte Ulue, Robert McKim, Robert
Edeson. John Salnpolis. Otis Harlan.
Nigel de Brullier. Nick de Rut, and
Vnim Solhln. Robert Z. Leonard
directed and personally supervised
the picture for Tinany
It hi released by Merto.
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