Roseburg news-review., August 13, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

ROSEBL'RG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1924.
SIX
SMFOLLETIE
IS JBBiSTIC
1
TO FARM PROPERTY
IKE PLANS FBI
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nmmnu mm mmn' W-4
iiHimiiH ni I y i wr-.-z
i :
Men and Women for Picking
Green Prunes!
lieport for Kiddle district In Gilu warehouse, Myrtle Cicok
lit Ihe Draper I'lickim; lulls.' ami Siillicilin at the. can
nery. Can also use u box maker unit car Joadi r.
Frank J. Norton Company
Rapp Bldg.
CHIEF FIGURES IN THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
II " . Yy i"H S 'i
A.'u' DS .in..''L.'.UD
D. S. Senator Henry Cabot l.oitco Is Fcrlously 111 It the Charlco
Gates Hospital In ltoston, followini; nn emergency operation for blaibier
Jroublo. John It. Voorhis, veteran ciiairman of the Hoard of Klectlims
of New York City and sachem of Tammany Hall, has Just celebrated Ins
Hath birthday. Dr. James ltonland Angell, president of Vale Unlveisily,
who has been seriously III in Julias Hopkins Hospital, llaltluiore. will
soon be able to return to New Haven. Threatened Willi the detent of
his faction of the Itcpuhlican I'aily In Indiana, Senator James 10. Wat
son is repmt'iil to have sei.ei upon the Ku Klux Klan Issue to oust his
ancient foe, l'ustmasterCeiieial Harry a. New, from his present dominat
ing pOBUiuu iu party atfuii s.
t LODGE DIRECTORY I
K. O. T. M. Meets each seiimil
anil fuirlli Tlunsila or each
liuinlh. iu Maccaltee ball, cor
ner Cass ami I'ii.e slreels. Vis
iting knights always welcome.
L. C. CcidHM.W. Coin.
i. W. ItAIT. Ii. K.
Umpqua Klan No. 5. Meet
ainl -Ii h Monilay s of each iiioiiih.
Ailllless I'. (I. Lin Sv,, l;,iM.
burg. III n.
Knights of Pythias, Alpha Lodge
No. 47. Meets ccl-v WCInes
day in Kiili-his nf lMhias ball.
L'.o L'ohe ilivrl. 'i-it,ns always
W eli'Olued.
CLAIU K. Al.l.l:. C C.
J. I!. I'AKIilNiil'dN. M 1'.
K. I-:. VI VHL'liLY. K. I;. S.
Woodmen of the World, Camp No.
125 Meels In the (llhl lil,,ws
' Hall III Itoselilll'K every fiivl
and third Moiulay eienlni's. Vis
ilillg lleivllbots nhas wilielne.
A. A. SI lll.HLMAW, C. C.
' M. M MII.I.Ki:. Clerk.
Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Tfn.,jle.
No. 4 M
Hie m' end and
V e elllm s ef em !l
K of I', hall. is
M'U eme.
fetirth "
liielilli.
Itois ;i
Jon i; m:. m i: c
mvl i li; w in;ri;i.v. m ,,r i; ,w
M KTII ClllilSTI NSi l. 1 oil
Eagles. RoBbuig Aer.e M,ts in
Macialiee lil'll. ell ( ass s'teet,
en second and lourih Wednes
(lay e y i iiiiu s nf earli ltien' Ii. at
K o'clm l Vi -It nu- In , -tin i n iu
ciiod stand,:):: ahas welnune
ITi:im: I I I I ! '. W, I' p
KICH.Mil lU'Si'll, W '.
II. I'. lamUM W. s.
United Art tans Meets in M ie
cali.e ball fust and lluid Wed
Itl-Sd i s '!-iMig . l Dill, : . ;i
a s w i Ii otiie,
I AI UI S' Mi l ri.i.ocii. M
MILI'LLU Mel'I'l.l.llc H. Ii,.,,
"CI I.'-' S I'l l'lll'Si. Sec
u. P. OT" tlH. Hoienorg Loi' ie
No. ZZS. Hold i.'Liilar c.uiilii t
nirntiiins at Ihe Klk s Temple en
("Mb Thuisday of eeiv nionlll
All tnetulleis reil'le-ted to ht-j
inil legiilai ly, iiinl all Isillng 1
brelheis lite t'oidiall) linited toj
HI ! "tnl.
i. ii. itni.Mi, l-:. ii.
J. Ci. DAV, Su(nlaiy
NEGLECT
kON'T Biilfi-r or iut;N(:t
your hoiillh, tint seek
Immediate relii f. Call. phone
or write for special appoint-nit-lit.
Vuiir limi' ik valuali1 ;
In you ii our fi cl jnt jin'ii t h
are In si lor ytm.
"Yourt (or Health"
C. M. McNEIL
Chiropractic Specialist
Phone 594-J
Si
iMiitH jrilem" S ITTV
W. B. A. O. T. W., Roaeburg Re
; vle No. 11. Holds regular
tneelings (in secnml and fourth
j TInii-silay s. at 7::tn p. iu. 'isli
ing sisieis Invited to attend re
views. Maccabee ball, Pine and
Cass streets.
I .IL'SSIK 1!.M'I. Col.
! MKS. Cl.oliA I. WILLIAMS. C.
j A. F. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No.
I 13. i;ej:ular cumiiiiinicat inns
, seruntl and fnut tli Weilnesilay s
each month, at Masonic Temple.
lioseburg, die. Visitors Wel
I (-(line.
C K. iji'lXK. Jr., W. M.
w. r. ii i:i!is. sec
I. O. O. F., Philrt.irian Lodge No.
8. Meets 111 Oll.l fellow Teiu
1 p!e cyely l'lidav evening. "im:
I ieg blethein Lie always wel
ei'lue, t
1 I i: 1 1 WIS N H.
A. .1. CLMH'S. K..,-. S- c.
.1 1'.. I'.All.l'.V. I'm. Sec.
I aurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M.
Sialed nuiviH attiins on first
and llilnl Tiiesdavs. M.iniiiie
'I'enilde. Ail meiiilieis reipics
t"d in attend and yisitlng nun
; lliens wetnnie.
Ii I.. Co.. -. High I'ri, .1.
W I' 11 MililS. S.retaiv.
Roseliuig Rctirk.ih Lodge No. 41.
I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd l'el
l.'W s T, mjde every w k on
Tile-day eMliill':. l-ltlllg
mi udi.-is in l-eed staniLlu; aie
e-'tdi.ilh lin fte.l In alti int.
Ml!-! '. .1 MK'l'I.Ll. C,
Til. 1. 1!! 1 .ItlMVSON. H.e Sec.
i : 1 1 1 1 : . i; mi.lv. I'm s.
O. E. S.. Roieburg Chapter No. 3.
II. ;.!-. tl'i'ir regular me cling
en the in-t and llilnl Thursday
In i 'i d pi"-'! h All so ii u i Ming
1: '!i is n.l sisters are n specl
lu'iv ited In attend
1 1 V.l'l, l-'KINl'lI, W. M.
1 I I I: JOHNSON. Se.'iiMlv.
Uo'trd rtiotherJ-ood of Ca 'fenters
and Jenters of America.
Me. in M.. "vii b ill sei , nd and
fun' Ii TucmI.iv melinii-', nf
el. Il tneritll. All caipehl' is w l
i "tie d.
T 1' i Hot "KSt. Dec. S.
I' IIOWHN. I'rei
Neighbors of WoodcrIt. Lilac
Circle No. 40 Meets on fir-i
and Ihiid Metnlav evenings. In
K. "f I V ball. Visiting iielghlun
linl'i'd In aMeinl.
lONN o!y I'Y. Ci. S
m.m;i;.m:lt whitnky. clerk
HTTFALO, N Y.. An?. 13. J.
II. iJarlett, assistant post inasir
eem-nil fpfitking at an outing of
th- county republican orania
tfon today attHckiMl Senator I.a
Kolltitf u ml It in followers.
"I.a l-'olh'tte may not h iuit
8(i wild hh Homt of them, or a
mi-A merit an," Mr. Hart lot t said,
"yet I r'Hiird it a proloundly kU
nlfirant they ho iirkly re ok
ni.e onh of their kind. Von find
fchoiitiiiK for I.a Kolhtte all hat-'
era of wealth, all who rliafn at
the restraints of law. This rad
ical i: fanning; tire, an iin.irchi.-i-lic
conflagration."
A pniprani worth a dollar of
any rmui'.H money. ( 'out t house
lawn. Thursday evening. J
I
(Associated Tress I,cHed Wire.)
ri:.iii.i:To.. Aug. is.
"Moii!" ( ; I lisnn ami Ms company
of rroni I'niversal Pictures
Were welcomed liy I'elldl.l'ill cit
izens uiid directors when they ar
rivi'il In 1'i-nil on shortly before
noon. Tin- welcoming pi.rty was
mounted anil shortly ilai't'il
"Hoof' on a mettlesome iniiunt,
while the large crowd at tic de
iot applauded. The filming of
the "Hiding Kill From Powder''
llivcr" is expected to start Fri
day. o-
Meet mo on the court house
lawn, Thursday ouht p. m.
AGED WOMAN DIES
AFTER 105 YEARS
(Asuurlii tell Tress Leafietl VI)
KLAMATH IWI.LS, Auir. 12.-
mvh. uenecca sitewarf, 10:, years
ol aKe, Is dead here today.
lrr i
' i"7o Is snhstant iateil liy records in !
i the family liihle showing she was j
I horn in London. August 17, lsiil!
.and came to the l'nited States
August 12. 1 K ; 1 . She la survived
liy four of her eleven children. !
1 I. Stewart. t;; Delander Slew- j
j art. ":i: S. M. Stewart. 70; and I
Louisa Smith. i;r. ivr hushand I
. died In I X '''I .'ui(l is buried ill
Sail Lake City.
! Mrs. Stewart had traveled
j through every state in the union.
I She arrived in Klamath Palls
I earlv this summer aenonipanieil
I by her sun. I Stewart. The two
! spent last winter near Meilford j
I and came here recenily in a
prairie schooner.
1'ost hole diggers and augers at
i Wharton Ilros.
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TREET ;
I
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR
! IMPROVEMENT.
Sealed proposals will be receiv
ed hv the uniler-dcned at bis of
rice In the Citv Hall in Hie Cllv of
lioseburiT, Oregon, up to T o'clock
I'. M., Mnniliiv, Aucust ISth, HI2I.
for the improvement of Knst
Fourth Street from the south line
of Second Avenue North to the
norlb line of Commercial Ave
nue. In the Citv of ttnsebllre. Ore
con. In Ihe mnner provided by Or
dinance No. S:i2.
All bids must be submitted upon
bl-ick forms vhtci yvill he furnish
ed upon iipplicalioii to the under
stgned and must be accompanied
hv a certified check piviible to
the Citv Treasurer for fjye per
cent of the aniottnt bid. to be for
feited to Hie Cllv lii Hie event
said bid Is accepted and the bidder
shall fail to i-nter Into a contract
and bonil with Ihe citv according
to the terms of said bid. A bond of
lot) per cent of the contract, sat
isfactory to the city will be re
illlited from the colli nil-tor. The
time staled In the proposals for
completing the work will be con
sidered in awarding the contract.
The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Ity Order of the Common Coun
cil. Haled August fdh. li'M.
Ii. 1. WHIPPLK.
Citv li oiler of the City
lioseburg. Oregon.
of
Rind i
inc. une
rl. Thurs
proc rani.
lay
M f'11't
Wh-irii
ni'l'TH litid pfi-kitm
Over 100,000 pecrilr hav
tc-itif isd that TANLAC
hi relieved them of:
Stomach Trouble,
Khcumntlsm,
M:il-Nutrition,
Sleeplessness,
Nervousness,
I,os8 of Appetile,
Iaxm oi V'eighl,
Torpid Liver or
Constipation.
"Ask Anyone Who lias
Taken TANLAC
OVEJI 4 Mil HON BOTTLES
SOLI)
r.r Salt Rj All Cm4 Dranhu
1
!
ii DEMAND
y- WorlT, UM Took
(A("of Intd Pr-a I,.i41 Wire)
Mi:iKOIM, Auk. 13. Sparks
from a forest fire are believed to
have caused the de.st ruction of
the barn and warehouse oik t i
C. J. McKay ranch near liy be
hridk'e last nivht. which remitted
in the loss of :t (Hons of hay, two
horseH, several calves and hos
and L'."u chickens. A tractor ami
two automobiles were badly
scorched. The forest fire burn
ed over 4 ') acres of Wood la nil
near the McKay ranch tho pre
vious day, but was practically t-x-tinkui.-ihed
Monday nifcht.
GIEWlIlS
(Assoi laleit Press Leased Wire.)
NF.WPOltT. Ore., Auk. IS.
Deputy Came Warden Charles A.
Ktiss.dl, was convicted In the rec
ord's court today on charges of
I'cinK intoxicated and disorderely
and was fined $250 and costs.
Ho promptly appealed the rase to
the circuit court and was relea.-ed
undur jr,l)il bonds.
(Associated 1'ress Leaded "Wlri'.i
COLI MIirs, Ohio. Aug. l:i.
Harry L. Davis, of Cleveland,
former governor of Ohio, was
tioniinated for reelection tok that
office on the republican ticket
at yeslerday'a state wido primary
A. Victor Itonahey, the present
governor, was chosen to oppose
liim on the democratic ticket.
Davis triumphed in a field of
eight aspirants for tho lloin ilia
reputed candidate of tho Ku Klux
Klan, hy almost ,r7.000 votes.
witn less man one tutu or the
state"s K.IIOi) precincts still to he
heard from.
Donahey swept aside. James C.
lieatty. his only opponent, who
made his stand on an nnti-Klan
platform with a hallot which gave
him a vote almost five times that
of I lea I y.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
MANILA, Aug. 13. The twenty-
i sixth anniversary of the American
occupation of the Philippine islands
was observed as a holiday here, all j
government offices remaining clos-1
ed today. The Spanish-American '
war veterans held a reunion yvhich ,
was attended hv (Jovernor Ceneral i
Wood and visiting officers frutu the
.Japanese Cruiser Oi. The gover- j
nor general entertaine'l the Japan-1
ese officers later at a dinner. (
About loo Kilipino veterans were
included in the reunion with gen
eral Kmiiio Aguinalilo, one time
leader in the struggle against
American rule. The former insur
111EF FIGURES IN
Geiv.Pmuoryivei-A
1 -i -
FrAnK Tnucy
j FIUPINOS OBSERVE
I ii n nnniiniiTinni
U, 0, UbbUinliyPJi
t. f
Oencral Trltno nivcra, Plrtator of Fpaln, who Is makinr a tour of
Inspection of Spain, had a narrow escape from death near Karroll, an
unmanageable destroyer lii ing caught by a mall boat Just as It was
Solng on the rocks. Miss Lin y Page Gaston, veteran president of the
Antl Cigarette I-cagiio, Is tn the l'rebyterlan Hospital In Chicago and
It Is feared she has a cancerous growth in her throat. Frank Tinney,
alleged caveman comedian, arrested recently on tho charge of beating
Imogens Wilton, late of Ziegteld's "Follies." was served with ropers tn
a separation suit brought by Ms wife. Just as he sailed for London.
her., he has a H.500 a week stage contract The picture of Lady Astor
toe ; sworn In as the first woman member of the House of Couiiuous,
Is to be removed from tiis Home, after protracted, fight.
"Home Painting"
book jfhe
Tells you just what
you want to know
when doing paint
ing jobs around the
place tells all about
preparation of sur
facesbrusheshow much paint cr var
nish to buy what
to do and not to do to
get satisfactory re
sults. Its your paint
ing guide.
Just tell any Fuller
dealer to get, one for
you. He'll have it
for you within 24
hours.
FOR ANY FULLER PRODUCT CONSULT
KEAatst ruuui ULAIXUi
Marstors
Drug Co.
W. P. FULLER & CO.
SUI Mission Sliert, Sju FrinciKO
21 Brioches in Tactfc Cosst C.;ie
PAINTS Y3 VMlNlShES
PIONEER WHITE LEAD
rectionist leader also made a
brief address, saying that while!
the forces tinder his command ;
fought against the Americans and.
were at one time their enemies, '
they all met bb friends today.
He said he was sure the motives
of tit l'nited States as evidenced in
the polit ies of t.OKTIlor-Hcneral
(Hid, were designed to promote
Ihe best interests of Ihe Filipino
IKOplO.
o !
Lebanon llids are being recelv-1
ed for construction of a $lo.(mo!
gymnasium for I'nlon high school j
at Sweet Home. Twelve districts '
united for the consolidated high
school. J
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Lucy Pap,eGstotv
.VtV
" 1 - . j
f ' . 5 &i . I
lAdyNAivcyAstor
I v
Since Dr. 1'rlce held a cam
paLen in Uoseburg many people
have been praying for a nluco to
worship where tho fonr-s('iare
gospel t ho 11 til be preached. The
ltible Standard church has been
conducting a tent meeting near
the Kosoburg auto cump. (.iood
crowds have been atending the
meetings and the tent has been
full almost every night, anil the
meetings have commanded to
much interest that the people
have pledged several hundred
dollars toward:; u permanent
oiace of worship. These meet
ings will continue every night
(lining 1 liis week and next. Kev.
L. K. llurror of Portland w ill
conduct the services during the
next two weeks. Mr, Burror is
well known as an evangelist
throughout the state.
Iho lllble Standard teaches the
same as Mrs. Mel'herson of Kcho j
I'aik. Los Angeles and Dr. I'rice.
Some of Ihe fundamental teach-
ings are: repentance, restitution,!
sauctilication, baptism of the!
Holy Spirit, divine healing and
second coming of Christ.
ednesday evening, ttiere will
be an Illustrated lecture entitl
ed. "The Kla We Serve."
Thursday, is Jesus Hie Same
Yesierday Today and Korever?"
Friday (Illustrated) "Two
Trees."
Come every night, linns a;
friend and tell an enemy. All
are cordially invited to attend
titeso good gospel meetings like
people used to enjoy. Vol will
enjoy them also. X. X.
o
HOSTON, Aug. la. C.rand
Army ol the Kepubllcan forces
assembled today lor a formal
session of thei rannual encamp
ment for the 5Sth time. Each
soldier rallied around the banner
of his state delegation and joined i
in smiles at those who thought
that a little rain would check tho j
marching columns of blue ill the j
annual parade yesterday.
MEXICO SOVIET
RESUME RELATIONS
MOSCOW, Aug. 13. Full dip
lomatic relations between Mex
ico anil Soviet litisslu have been
resumed as the result of nego
tiations carried on by representa
tives of the two countries in Ber
lin. . o
GERMANY PURCHASES
GJ.OETEI1IS '
HMYIIflETii
SHIER FROM 0. S.:"
NEY YOItlC, Aug. 13
has purchased 4.ttm,000 ounces of
silver from American producers
for coinage purposes It was an
nounced today, this is the second
large purchase of silver by L'pro
pean governments within a few
weeks. Poland recenily having
bought 6,100,(100 ounces. Tho Am
erican companies participating in
the r.ales are the American Smelt
ing and Refining company, the
l'nited States Smelting. P.efining
and Mining company, the Anacon
da Copper Mining company' and
the American Metal company.
T. O. Dixon left this irfh-rnoon
I for Prospect havinc: received word
thai a bear was killinR Bonn of his
sht'cp hi that locality. Mr. Dixon
has a lar;t? band of sheep on the
ranue near Prospect.
Mi A
Fresh Delicious
FRUITS
pVKRY day in the week sees
a fresh supply of Frulls
riiming into this Store. That
always assures you fruit or
which ( very morsel is fix-sh and
ib'lii ions.
If It's Canned Goods
We
ran supply yoi:r every need.
Evervthtno Fresh nnri v,,,
l.kc the Service
PICKENS BROS.
I Perkins Bldg. Phone 63
iyyfajmny.wti..111 is m m. i-r " imV"'t'r'l
1 A I A
1. Waive an premium F,1BtM
. 2. 1 av VOU r .... .1. r
lion '"""ycarianJi
3.1ayyou$5opcrmomhforlife;in(1 .
4. Pay $;,oso to your benoficiarv 'r
5. If disability involves 107,
caSh,immtJutel,.mWi??,
In case of temporary dmbilit,,
per week for a limit of 5I 'ffl P1)')
"A Service That Endures"
est Coast Ln
INSURANCE cSMplNr1
HARLEY J. WATSON, Resident A? J
i.uotuuisu, OREGON
f.-i I taul i
' 1 Noim " "
J I jjia
1
Oliver. Caso and P. & O.
and parts at Wharton Ilros.
plows
j Instrumental selections.
I snlns, oralory, court heuse
i Thursday evening.
vocal
lawn.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CITY
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersiencd, recorder of the Citv
of ;osebnrg, Oregon, will up to
7:30 o'clock P. M . August ISth.
Ift2. at his office In the Citv Hall,
receive sealed proposals for the
purchase of Ihe city street and
sewer iinni-nvetiiont bonds in the
stun of $j.r.0.3S.
Said bonds are issued under the
riiinrroft Itnmtin" Act In ib nomi
nations of $200.00 each wilh Inter
est Pt 6 per' cent, payable semi-annually
and run from one to ten
veers at the option of the City of
oseblll'g. N
The ricbt to reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved.
, Dated at Ttoseburg, Oregon, An
Germany I Bii"t 6th, 11)24.
n. l. M-DirrLE.
Citv Ttecorder of the City of
P.oseburg. Oregon.
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester St. Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
Patients Priviijrjed to Have
Their Own Doctor
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can be washed and worn in ny
way you please, it is absolute.
rAST TO SOAP ASD ItOlUSO
FAST TO 5f.V ASV WF.ATUM
fsr to rsRsriRATios aso
LltlC ACID
fast m rvPRrjwvJ tr rv.
rorsrnts as a vhkss. bioi
OH SUIT FAimlC
W will promrtlT sril r)' "J
tarn Tn.ir mrnw-T not oni I'" 'r"J
r.rd of Rmiut whirh. f . r in, '
ioM nil hold in col'-. I'"'. I;".:!?
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iu (; ffotfr..
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Farm or city uttigctJ
for tiat'j.
Vie ta) t4 l fci
Bartnit! tn hi lJ
Household CuA
RadnbiiyisJ
328 N. Juua
FURNIH
We have
nieces thatwls
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in t anartrn"nt tt:
and conveii'je.
that are moda
so that you w
you will have to
on something w
what you want.
let us show voi
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