08EUWQ NCWMIVIIW, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1924,
PAGE THREE
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y)r Only
3 Days Left
Until Saturday night, May 31, your grocer will cive vou
FREE a small size package of TRU-BAKE SODAS the fines
crackers Tru-Blu Bakers have ever produced. The free package
will be given to every purchaser of a pound or more of Tru-Blu
"Cup Custard cookies. Make sure
by getting yours tomorrow.
This introductory bargain
is too good to miss.
CLIP THE
COUPON
NOW
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HUGE STEAMSHIP
TO BE CONSTRUCTED,
feature equipment of Ilia cabins and
there will be electric elevator for
passage from deck to deck. K
Proposed construction of the gigan- J
SAN mANCISCO. May 28. 1924. tio liller (or trMns.j.aclric ,ervie. U In M
(United Press.) Bid on a 16.000,. keeping with the steadv growth of A
000 trans Pacific liner were called for ocean travel in the Pacific which In g
a few day alio by the American Ha-, la23 pav6 San i'ranctco the second 3
wailan Steamship company, under. pinion ln ocean going travel in the
agreement with the I nited Stales state 2
Shipping Board, j
A tentative agreement by the two,
concerns has been entered into with'
tho Matson Navigation company of;
San Krancisco for pun-bane of the
vessel which is expected to be sailing
the seas under the Matson flag with-,
in the next 18 months. i
With preliminary negotiations out
of the way It is expected that the con
tract for the construction of the ves
sel will be let within the next month.
It Is understood that two Atlantic
seaboard firms and one on the Pacific
coast have already submitted tenia-j
live drawings and will bid on the pro- j
Ject. I
Plans call for the building of onei
of the most powerful and largest trav-!
eling palaces In Pacific' service. Five
i hundred and eighty feet over all with .
a seventy-five foot beam, the pro-i
posed vessel will carry four passen
ger decks, with a dopth of 54 feet
from the promenade to bottom.
Designed to operate on a four and a i
half days' schedule in service between
NOW WE KNOW WI I Y g
PEOPLE HAVE
BURNING FEETl
AH in the Joints says
Maine Doctor
v
This Week Only
We still have some potash and super-phosphate from
our carlot shipment and for this week we will still sell
in ton lots nt car door prices.
Buy Now and Save Money!
Cultivators, Mowers and Rakes, Hay Tools,
, Low Wheel Wagons
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN 8AVE YOU MONEY."
"What foola we mortal be."
All these years we have been try- ij
tng to help thou&tnds of footsore
people by bathing and powdering the
skin when nil the time tho real
trouble is In tho houes, ligumcuts and
Cartlluge
Or, to be short, ln the joint.
There are 26 bones In tho foot cov
ered with cartilage niid connected i
with ligaments and they have a tre
mendous amount of work to do. I
The RllehteHt strain no unn littln
Honolulu and San Francisco the newi ligament from being "ri the feet" too.
boat will have engine force of 24,000 'much inflame the wl.ole foot, caus-1
horsepower, enabling tne vessel to tnB soreness i-Ud binning, aching and
have a speed of 21 knots an hour, ; general nilserv.
with a surplus assurance of 20 per ..A C!m bt, ,.k p(,
cent additional in cases of emergency gav8 a prolIllnet Mulne doctor whose
or necessity for faster time. name , known lne worll OVHr
Ordinarily tne ship will carry 500 Juiu try a remedy that Is com-
firs'-class passengers, but plans call pounded for joint troubles only such
for auxiliary Pullmnn berths that can I as Jolnt-Kase, which every druggist
accomodate 100 other persons in the carries, and see how quickly your
tourist seasons. It regular 500 capa- sore, tired, lnflumil and tortured feet
city will be cared for In latest type ) will get well and strong and sturdy
cabin steel beds; the berth-type ar-;aK'-
rangement being considered obso- Forget your powdering and soaking
i,a and other makeshifts for just a few
1 1 " ' .t .. .. .. .. .. . ... .
service will bo: T V'l " " '
Jt B an active emoliont that you rub
FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
Roseburg and Oakland
t LOCAL NEWS
W. O. Stevens of Kugene, represen
tative of the Underwood Typewriter
j company. Is spending n few days In
i Itoseburg looking after business nmt
I tors.
QUALITY PAYS
You who prefer quality will use
Wat kins extracts. 120 W. Lane.
Phone 177.
Highest class of
Myers llulldnzcr power puiups and
pipe at Wharton Uros.
C. H. Hill of Kugene, representa
tive of Fishers Milling company arriv
ed In Iloseburg yesterday to spend the
next two or three days here looking
after business Interests,
Dr. George Ilciuck returned this
tntaext Broccoli Growers
p Succumbs to Malady
Long Fight Against
Oissase,
1 v, one of the mcst promi
i's of this locality died
: Portland follov. lng a long
Cooley had been ln
several months receiving
i ment, but was unable to
krn October 26. 1855. In '
Vermont and moved to
Kith his parents when
bd was educated in the
at state, rraduating from
fciversity at Madisrn. TIe
1 for a few years In Min-
then took up a.hrmestead
s. I. l'c went to Texas
H Miss Iii-lia Smllh. who
ne of his shcool pupils In
, PIANO RECITAL FRIDAY
On Srldny evening May, 30,
at the Christian church, Mrs.
Charles G. Stanton will present
her piano pupils In recital. Work
in all grades nnd classes will be
fully demonstrated. The public is
cordially invited to be present.
lMtoiimiTioN is pitoisi'.n.
Mlnnsotn before her parents went to
Texas. They made their home In
South Dakota for several years, where
Mr. Cooloy took up a secretaryship ln
an Insurance company, later being
transfered to the Jiead offico In To
peka, Kansas.
In 1893 he moved to Blllnsh.im,
Vpsh!nrton and engaged In the build
ing and commission business. He
moved to Roseburg fifteen years ago
and made bis home here until the time
of his death. While living here he was
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, May 28. A thor
ough investigation into every unit
of the internal revenue bureau in
cluding the prohibition unit is the
present program of Senator Couzens,
republican, MichUnn, author of tlhe
resolution under which r special sen
nte committee was appointed to in
quire into the operation of the bu
reau.
Senator Couzens announced today
that if other committee members
will ai;ree to It, the committee will
resume Hs work "as soon as possi
ble after the political conventions."
"1 expect to show up tthe needs of
the prohibition unit as well as the
Income tax unit of the bureau," he
said.
TOHXADO KIIJ.S FIVK.
(Aitvociuted Press Leased Wire.)
SPRIXGTOWN. Okla.. May 28.
active In various industries, and espe-: Joseph Jett and four of his children
ciallv in broccoli industry, w hich he ! were killed and -Mrs. Jet was pro
was instrumental In nromotlnir. hably fatally injured by a tornado
Mr. Coolev la credited with havlnL'l that demolished
shliineil he first hrnrrnl! hv evnress 1 miles nor(llWC'3t
to an eastern market, and this shlo-i terda.
mentis partly responsible . for the j ic "favorable
eastern demand which has led to the MELLON IS FAVORABLE
their home
of Stringiown
live
yes-
Safe
Milk
ForlnfanH,
invalid;
Childnn,
TL ,
IMsltrl Grains ir.
0 Food-Drink fc AllAge..
I-No Cooking. A light Lunch
and. Also in Tablet form.
r?riicA V at all Fountains
lnriutions Subititutea
1 1 If V
development of the present important j
1 industry in the Umpqua valley. At thei
time of his death he was a director I
In the Umpqua Valley Broccoli Grow
ers corporation and had been a di-
rector in the old Umpqua Valley Fruit i
Union and the Umpqua Valley Can
ning company.
He was the second son of a family
of six children, all of whom have
i passed away except one brother. Will
I). Cooley of Musselshell, Mont. He Is
survived also by his widow. The
funeral will be held Thursday at 2:30
p. in. from the residence of Mrs.
Cooley1 sister, Mrs. Harriet Mont
gomery In Salem.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, May 28. Some ad
ministration leaders in congress
heard late today that Secretary Mel
lon, contrary to indications given by
him when the tax bill passed the
senate had recommended that Presi
dent Coolidge affix his signature to
It. Treasury officials declined to
rommetit beyond saying the secre
tary had not yet submitted his formal
written opinion.
WAS MURDER WITNESS
Look
Jhe NEW PERFECTION
Stove!
Answering the
Call for Quicker
Cooking for the
City and Farm
Homes.
;V--' -"..ir "V".ti,
Burns Kerosene Oil,
the economical and
Ideal Fuel.
1,2,3 & 4 Burners
w-Fce Hardware Co. re
f atth our Window Display for Bargains.
THE DAIXES, May 23. George
Stlliwell, star witness for the state
in the trial of A. J. Weston, charged
with the murder of Robert H. Krug.
aged recluse of Sisters, Oregon, ad
mitted at last night's session of the
trial that he had perjured himself at
tno premninan hearing of the case,
in which ho testified that he knew
nothing about the killing of Krug.
Stlliwell is alleged to have a part
ner of Weston In illegal liquor activi
ties. In testimony yesterday he said
he accompanied Weston on the night
of March 24, 119, to the cabin of
Krug and there watched his partner
tuiture and finally sutfocale the aged
man. plare him on a box and then
set fire to the cabin.
CYRUS WOODS HONORED.
Ansoclatfd Press Leased Wire.)
Toklo. May 2S. Further high hon
ors sre t,eng accorded the retiring
American Ambassador. Cyrus Woods.
a his days In Japan become fewer.
Tomorrow Ambasa'dor and Mrs.
Wood will bo entertained by the
Prince Regent at a special farewell
inn-heon to be given at the Imperial
Ia,aoe- . .. . j
Announcement also was made today
that the empress would grant a spe
cial audience to the American couple
ne" V'"iil."-"
Premier Klyoura was host to the
American ambassador at dinner last
night. In addressing- Mr. Woods di
rectly the premier said that It was
with "profound regret" that he reach
d th h' tir of the American ambas
sador's farewell.
Mrs. R. Taylor who re-Ides In Rid
dle wss In the city yesterday after
noon for bort time.
available to those traveling on the i
new boat; the Matson company hav-l on w..v vouf finE(1I.a - Hi,01,. a niln-l nio"'i"g from Portland where he has
lng decided to make It on excess fare; ute an() lt Boa)(S TiKht n through skin "" n"ndlng the meeting of the
carrier. Accomodation will Include iaMa leiin away down to the Joints Sl'e Hoard of Health. Dr. Houck Is
swimming pool, gymnasium, smoking I
the real seat of all troubles. ve president of the board,
rooms, reading rooms, art gallery, so- Aml remember when jolnt-Easol .
cial hall and a dining salon that will. reig a flK), aK0ny gets out quick. Mn- H- A- rrow "Dtnt V'sterdny
A tube for 60 cents at all druiiaists. "fternoon in this city shopping and
o ! visiting with friends. Mrs. Crow is
Hay forks nnd extra handles nt 1 flo" Kiddle.
Wharton Bros. i
Joseph DcRoss wag today fined Vt
BANK TELLER MISSING ', ln "le cl,y court after pleading guilty
tAaanelHtert lreas LraKed Wire.) to running ovfr fire hose Bt the
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2S Dale I warehouse fire last woek.
Hn'i.D, ii4. head paying teller of tho I
take care of the ghlp'6 entire passen
ger list at one sitting.
Aside from the vessel's attraction
to the traveling public, It will appeal :
especially to marine engineers and,
seamen, for It will be electrically driv
en, heated and operated throughout.'
Many electrical conveniences will
HELPED HER LITTLE CIRL j
Children need all their strength fo?
growing;. A lingering cold weaken
them so that the system is open to
attack by more serious sickness. Mrs.
Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Phila
delphia, O., writes: "Foley Honey
and Tar cured my litrlt girl of the
worst tickling cough. I had tried
many things and found nothing to
help until I got Foley" Honey and
Tar." Give immediate relief from
distressing, racking, tearing coughs:
soothes and heals. Good for colds,
croup and whooping-cough.
W. F. CHAPMAN
Pank of ltalv has been mWsing sinco
Saturday night and $47.Ut! of the
bank's funds also has disappeared,
it was announced today by James
Baciglupl, vice-president of the bank.
Mrs. W. P. Hockley who resides ln
Dixonvllle, was in the city for a few
hours today shopping and visiting
Willi friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Campbell and
. son, were in Roseburg for a short
time tcday shopping. They are from
, Guzley.
POISONED FOOD IS FATAL
"THmicliJ i'reiiK l.putetl Wire. I
BKND, Ore., May 28. Believed to
have been poisoned by food enlen yes
terday at Madras, Oregon, Mllllam !
Moran of Bend, died at a hospital
today. Moran, with his wlfo nnd
George Wase, yesterday visited Mad-i
ras, where they all ate the same kind I Mrs. E. E. I.eas who resides In Oak
of food, but Moran was the only one land, was In the city for a few hours
taken ill. A post-mortem examination this morning shopping and attending
will be made. ' to other matters.
Mrs. lila Burdy of Sutherlln Bpent
the" flay hi this city shopping and
looking after other business.
Mrs. E. I.ee of Riddle arrived In the
city yesterday afternoon to spend
few days here shopping and attending
to other matters. Mrs. I.ee I regis
tered at the Hotel Grand.
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I HAVE YOU J
Auditing
Accounting or
Bookkeeping,
work to do? Write or
call on C. H. Mason, rep
resenting G. ED ROSS
Public Accountant
and auditor, of Salem, at
City Recorder's office.
Will be in Roseburg till
about May 3 1 st, and will
be glad to figure with
you on any work you
might have in our line.
Our charges will be found
reasonable, '
G. ED ROSS
1453 Court Street
Salem, Oregon
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